Auto Crash Kills John Crane In Logan Area
One dead and four injured in a Sunday morning wreck on the Nelsonville highway four miles south of Logan. John Wilson Crane, 40, of Logan, pricked setter at the Natco plant, Haydenville, died from a fractured skull. Clarence Daubenmeier, 25, Logan, severely injured, likely to die from a basilar fracture. Others injured include Mrs. Amy Crane, Cora Swerers, and Clarence Gleason. Gleason was arrested pending charges.
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Logan
Nelsonville
John Wilson Crane
Natco
Haydenville
Clarence Daubenmeier
Cherrington
Amy Crane
Wilson Crane
Cora Sweyers
Joe Farbearn
J. P. Miller
Crane
Martin
Farbearn
Miller
Gleason
Glouster Man Admits Part in Store Holdup at Logan
William Kinney of Glouster 35 miner confessed to involvement in the East Main Street Kroger Grocery robbery in Logan on Saturday night. He implicated another man and is held in the Hocking County Jail after arrest by Deputy Farbearn and Chief Bateman. The pair traced clues, identified the escape car a 1923 Buick roadster, and Kinney admitted driving the getaway while the other suspect entered the store. Receipts exceeded $200, Kinney claimed the loot was not that high.
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Kinney
Hocking
C. F. Tompkins
Leah Hoopes
Miss Hoopes
Bell
Charles Lyke
Bateman
Nelsonville
Glouster
Logan
Farbearn
Six Lancaster People Before Hocking County Probate Judge
Six Lancaster residents faced nine charges in Hocking County Probate Court after deputies halted two cars during a pursuit on West Hunter Street. The arrests included Homer Ett, Elizabeth Ett, Charles Shaner, Joe Waltz, Kathryn Weston, and Babe Conrad, with Cora Ett, 10, present. Whisky was seized and an officer was assaulted as the suspects were separated for jail.
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Clinton Webb
Logan
Lancaster
L. F
Joe Jarbeann
Homer Ett
Elizabeth Ett
Charles Shaner
Joe Waltz
Kathryn Weston
Babe Conrad
Cora Ett
Prison Taken After Morning arraignments in Ellinger Court
Several detainees appeared for arraignment before Judge A. M. Ellinger. Miss Weston pleaded guilty to intoxication and paid a $30 fine plus costs. Miss Conrad, Waltz, Ett, and Shaner faced various liquor related charges with mixed pleas and bonds set. Waltz pleaded guilty to resisting an officer. sentence withheld. Bond amounts ranged from $100 to $260 with hearings set for Thursday at 10.00.
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A. M. Ellinger
Miss Weston
Miss Conrad
Waltz
Ett
Shaner
Lanning Elected to Ohio Petroleum Marketers Board
Logan, Feb. 24 R. R. Lanning of Logan was made a member of the Board of Directors of the Ohio Petroleum Marketers Association at the convention closing in Columbus. The report notes Lanning’s status as on charge but not guilty and mentions related liquor possession cases and arrests, with details of custody and origins of the liquor.
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Iaipawgoda
Logan
R. R. Lanning
Ohio Petroleum Marketers Associa‘tion
Columbus
Lanning
Longtime Association Member Led Visits to Hocking County
An active member of the association for many years has twice brought members to this city for meetings. Through his work with the 1144 organization he has stirred interest in the scenic district of Hocking County.
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Associatisy
1144
Hocking County
Murder Backstairs Opens With Berkeley Mansion Party
A house party at millionaire Berkeleys mansion marks the betrothal announcement of Clorinda Berkeley to Seymour Crosby, a widower with notable social standing. The scene centers on upper class circles and a tense social atmosphere.
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Berkeleys
Clorinda Berkeley
Seymour Crosby
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John Crane
Irvin Lehman
Dewey Crane
New Straitsville
William Kinney
Kroger
Charles Lewis
Arless Hiles
Jesse Hiles
Hammond
Broadway
Sally
Columbia
Lee Sally
0. Zenner Co
Anne Austin
The
Athens Messenger
Bonnie” Dundee
Miss Austin
Strawn
Messenger Fiction
Dundee
Crosby
Doris Matthews
Berkeley
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