Sign of the Cross and No Other Woman at Majestic
At the Majestic Theater Jord and Gwili Andre lead in Sign of the Cross with Eric Linden Buster Miles Leila Bennett and Christian Ruth. No Other Woman features Irene Dunne Charles Bickford and Gwili Andre as a steel mill worker rises to wealth amid marital strain and sacrifice.
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Irene Dunne
Ohio
James Dunn
Majestic Theater
Charles Bickford
Gwili Andre
Charles Bick
Brother Saves Brother by Hitting Bear on Nose
Boston report says John Savisakis seven used a stick to strike a brown bear named Lillian through the cage bars when Tony eleven was mauled. The attack left Tony needing potential amputation and doctors feared loss of his right leg and arm.
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Boston
John Savisakis
Tony
Lillian
John
Christmas Tree Removed After Holiday Season
A new all time marathon record was set in Athens on Tuesday at noon as the giant "Christmas" tree in front of the Athens County Court house was laid to rest at 12 27. The tree had stood through rain snow heat and subzero nights since December 2 and its removal prompted widespread dinner table talk among locals who treated it as a permanent fixture.
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Athens
Athens County
Pasteeth Promise for Secure Dentures Morning Use
Advertorial style notice claims Pasteeth prevents false teeth from dropping or slipping when used on plates each morning. It promises all day comfort with no gummy paste taste or sensation, and directs readers to Quick's Cut Rate or local druggists for purchase.
Death of James T. Hayes at 75 in Zaleski Ohio
James T. Hayes, 75, died at home after a paralytic stroke two weeks earlier. Born in Wolverhampton England, he moved to Minerva Ohio then Zaleski, where he resided. Survived by wife, son Frank Hayes, daughter-in-law, two granddaughters Avis Helen and Donna Maxine Hayes, sister Mrs. Dumaree, brother John P. Hayes Athens, and others. Funeral held at home with Oak Grove Cemetery burial.
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Dumaree
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Samantha Johnston
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Wellston
Thomas Potts
Jennie Sweeney
Nelsonville
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Robert Lohse
Floyd
Alfred Rhodes
Orland Burk
Leo Murphy
Carl Webb
Kenneth Potter
Charles Alberry
A. H. Hays
Chewing Gum Expense Exceeds Naval Costs
Chairman Vinson of the House Naval Affairs Committee charged that the United States spends more for chewing gum than for its navy and urged a $63,000,000 annual navy building program to meet treaty strength. He said the navy is inferior to other nations and needs expansion for national defense.
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House
Naval Affairs Committee
Congress
Woman Sits in Bank Faces Legal Troubles in L A
Veera Danie Casady, known as a bank sitter, sits at the Wilshire National Bank claiming her husband Wayne Casady owes her 3242 in back alimony. A four day protest led to an injunction and a ruling by Superior Judge Emmet H. Wilson pending Friday.
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Veera Danie
Casady
Wayne
Wilshire National Bank
Emmet H. Wilson
Logan School Board Receives State Voucher for Senior High Addition
Logan City Board of Education has received a state treasury voucher totaling $7,001.55 to cover the balance on the Senior High Building addition. The state will fund most bills, with $2,600 to be later paid for radiation and heating control. The project is pay as you go with tax levies reduced rather than bonds.
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Logan
Logan City
State Department
Logan High
Crook-Hunton Company
Chris Holl Howe
Geiger Bros
Theo C. Johnson
Car Strikes Truck on Hunter Street
Logan reports a Wednesday morning collision on West Hunter Street where a truck driven by John Hansel was hit by a car driven by Pearl Bowlby. No injuries. both vehicles damaged. Police Chief Lew Reynolds filed a reckless driving affidavit against Bowlby after tracing tire marks for about 100 feet.
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Logan
John Hansel
West Hunter Street
Pearl Bowlby
Lew Reynolds
Elias Bright
Bowlby
Bowby
Relief Demands Heavy This Month in Logan
Logan February shows the heaviest relief demands since the downturn began. Service Director Fred C. Shively says about 2500 dollars will be spent by month end on food fuel clothing and medical supplies with emergency street work when weather allows and orders to keep families supplied with food remain in effect.
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Logan
Fred C. Shively
Funeral services for James Twin Beaven held in town
Funeral services were held Thursday afternoon for James Twin Beaven from his mother's home on Second Street after a short illness. He is survived by his mother, two sisters, and three brothers. Bar ney Blankenship recovering from a Tuesday fall. Clovis Waldie ill at his mother's home while his wife Edna Waldie stays with her mother. Ruth Forrester visited Shawnee with sister Hattie Jones. Peggie Parks chosen for Junior Class play on March 8 at the High School Auditorium. Red Cross sewing circles active. Straitsville ranks first in Perry County. Logan observed Washington's Birthday with public offices and banks closed. flag display in place.
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Beaven
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Clovis Waldie
Jeannette Livingston
Edna Waldie
Main Street
Botzer
Ruth Forrester
Shawnee
Hattie Jones
Chlorine Added to Logan Water Supply as Precaution
Logan service director Fred C. Shively said chlorine treatment was applied to the city water Sunday as a precaution and that the supply remained safe. He noted further treatments would be given periodically to keep the water in approved condition as residents complained of an odd taste.
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Logan
Fred C. Shively
Newark family takes posts with Oil Well Supply in Logan
Harold Wright and his family of Newark are moving to Logan where Mr Wright will serve as a representative for the Oil Well Supply Company. They will reside in the Nixon property on East Front Street.
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Wright
Nixon
East Front Street
No School Annual In City This Year At Logan High
Logan February 23 announcement by Aerial staff that no annual will be published at Logan High School this year. Despite wide advertising there were not enough subscriptions to justify publication. Sup t G E Carr and Principal Fred Burchfield say it would unfair to burden parents with extra expense.
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Logan
G. E. Carr
Fred Burchfield
Eleanor Woodard
John Kleinschmidt
Has Brother Arrested Coonville Man Faces Intoxication Charge
Logan reports William Ogg of Coonville was arrested by Deputy Sheriffs after his brother John filed a charge of intoxication. Earlier William had filed a counter charge alleging John threw a watch through his car windshield. An indictment for disturbing the peace was dismissed as evidence was inconclusive.
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William Ogg
Coonville
Joe Farbearn
Stanley Sparnow
John Ogg
William
John
Harvey M. Whitcraft
Ogg
Class Is Started Ohio U Extension Class With Many Members Begins
Logan February 23 enrollment reached 40 for Ohio University extension classes at the Courthouse Tuesday evening. Professor James R. Patrick serves as instructor with Mental Hygiene as the topic. Charlie W. Zeigler named secretary. further enrollments invited. Regular college credits available for completing the work. This is the second class organized this winter.
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Ohio U. Extension
Logan
Ohio University Extension
James R. Patrick
Charlies W. Zeigier
Colonial Pas Church Wone Mee Affair at LOGAN
The event was held at Cherrington’s East Home from 7 until late, hosted by the Women’s Missionary Society of the Episcopal Church. Cut flowers adorned the room, with many attendees in dress, and over 100 guests accepted the reception line. Names of attendees and helpers appear, including Mrs. W. Hank Allen, Mrs. John Lee Struble, Mrs. Leroy Crawiver, and Mrs. J. V. Woodard among others, with vocal music by H. M. Boocks and Mrs. C.
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Logan
George
Elmer
Bright
A. C. Atha
D.C Moffett
Adair
Minstrel Reha Legion Meeting Leads to Charity Motion
Logan notes show the American Legion post discussing a Tuesday minstrel event for charity. The athletic program portion of the meeting was suspended and will resume next week as the entertainment committee plans the fundraiser. Membership enrollment reached a five year target of 175.
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Logan
American Legionning
Ohio Corn and Wheat Market Report Amid Cold Weather
Ohio corn and wheat prices ease in a weak market as eastern and southern growers move grain slowly. Elevators report steady demand with premiums rising for wheat. futures show slight gains while winter damage concerns restrain activity.
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Ohio
R. Maney
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