Judge Orders Docket Cleanup for Trial Calendar
Judge Warley M. Whitcraft orders clearing all ready for trial cases from the docket by January next. Grand jury to report January 9 followed by petit jury on January 16. Assignments list multiple cases across January 4 through January 25 with various motions and trials set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warley M. Whitcraft
Bar Association
San. g.—Brown
Logan Clay Product Company
Motion
Hoopers Transit Company
Wolfe
Franst Company
State
Ohio Supreme Court Reverses County Court Ruling in Slag Co Case
Alfred Campbell, clerk of courts in Logan, received a mandate from the Ohio Supreme Court reversing the Common Pleas and Appeals Court decision in the Southern Surety Company versus Standard Slag Company matter. The lower courts had favored the defendant after a long dispute tied to a local road contract.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Alfred Campbell
Supreme Court of Ohio
Common Pleas Court
Appeal Court of
Flocking County
Southern Surety Company
Standard
Beta Phi Sigma Holds Seventh Annual Smoker at Depot Hotel
Logan hosts Beta Phi Sigma members for a seventh annual smoker at the Depot Hotel with Car & Craig as guests of honor. Sixty five fraternity members attend with Schmidt elected local chapter president and toastmaster. G A Eren Bean named trustee. speakers include national president. Committee led by Mike Poheris Chan Shorty Weltz Risher and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Beta Phi Sigma
Car & Criag
Indianapolis
Adoopte
Schmidt
Pre
Henderson
Grind
Ker. G
Mike Poheris
Chan Shorty Weltz
Risher
Woman Dead After Long Illness In Columbus
Dec 31 Mrs Helen Melinds 3% wife of Frank Mc Bride Locking Valley conductor on the laser division died at the Gramhospial Columbus at 5 36 PM after a five year illness. She had been in poor health most of the last five years and was often confined to home and hospital. Before marriage she lived in McArthur and is survived only by cousins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Melinds
Frank McBride
Locking Valley
Columbus
Mindy
Mr Prine
McArthur
Switzer Family Taken To Columbus Hospital With Tularemia
Mrs J F Switzer and son Webb of New Straitsville are in a Columbus hospital suffering from tularemia, a rabbit linked illness. They are in comparatively serious condition with specialists overseeing care. Webb is said to be more seriously afflicted. Mrs Switzer is sister to Logan resident Mrs Harry Starr and her husband was en route to Po me roy when notified of a death. Funeral plans were not finalized Saturday for the McBride family, with burial expected in Logan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry K. Starr
Logan
Pomeroy
McBride
Buckeye drilling to begin on Miller tract near Enterprise
Logan December 31 announcing the Buckeye Drilling Corporation will start operations on the George Miller tract between Enterprise and Rockbridge. A derrick is up and equipment is moving in. The firm has leased 551 acres in the Miller tract area as it tests the region after past gas-field abandonment. Deep drilling found at 569 feet. Westbrook Bros expect to complete a well on the Pearl Duffy lease in Union Furnace field. Local residents and visitors arrive for New Years. several names and addresses listed among Logan people.
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Westbrook Bros
Westbrook Brothers
Wesl
Pearl Duffy
Union Furnace
Christmas social rounds Logan with dinners and bridges
A Logan page records several holiday gatherings. Olive Lyke hosted a dinner for eight on Warner avenue with friends including Miss Daisy Powers and others. Belle Hyson’s Hoodlum club held a dinner and theater party then bridged at Lawrence Harden’s. Mrs Alfred Campbell entertained with two bridge tables for Logan guests.
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Dinsser Logan
Olive Lyke
Warner Avenue
Sherman Lyke
Daisy Powers
Manon Powers
Bernard Ox
Lawrence Eninger
Ernest Krinn
Logan
Belle Hyson
Lawrence Harden
South Logan
Bec
Alfred Campbell
Seth Sloan
John McBroom
Willard Lyke
Canton Webb
Helen Rochester
Ruth Heft
R. D. Green
Ashland
Local Social Evening Features Mrs Cher rington and Guests
After a dinner the gathering moved to the home of Mr and Mrs Harry Wright for a social hour. Entertainment committee members were Mrs M H Cherrington Mrs George Leyshon Ernest Short and Joe Case. Guests included Dr and Mrs H M Boocks Union Furnace Fred Biard New Lexington Mrs Fred Allen Louis Vile Edward Hamilton Logan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Wright
M. H. Cherrington
George Leyshon
Ernest Short
Joe Case
H. M. Boocks
Union Furnace
Fred Biard
New Lexington
Fred Allen
Louisvile
Edward Hamilton
Logan
Hospital Notes Admitted to Sheltering Arms Hospital
Admitted this week Thomas Bunyan of Athens December 19 for medical treatment William Ewing of Pomeroy December 22 for appendicitis Mr Maxson of Coolville December 24 for medical treatment Mrs Oren Huge of Bexter December 26 minor operation Mrs Mary Davis of Albany December 24 injured in auto accident condition improved Mrs Mayme Brooks of Trimble December 26 medical treatment condition improved Mrs Odta Graham of Albany December 27 major operation condition good Lucille Crippen of Frost December 31 burns Convalescing Mrs Harry Barstow and baby Athens Mrs Mary Harris and baby Athens Mrs Ruth Dinsmore and baby New Marshfield and Mrs C T Clester Discharged Carl Shaffer Nelsonville Mrs Ara Marden Tutland Mrs Mildred Wahl and baby Athens James McHenry Mheas Ardille Uhillips
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Sheltering Arms Hospital
Thomas Bunyan
Athens
William Ewing
Pomeroy
Maxson
Coolville
Oren Huge
Bexter
Mary Davis
Albany
Mayme Brooks
Trimble
Odta Graham
Lucille Crippen
Frost
Harry Barstow
Mary Harris
Ruth Dinsmore
New Marshfield
C. T. Clester
Carl Shaffer
Nelsonville
Ara Marden Tutland
Mildred Wahl
Baby
James McHenry
Mheas
Ardille Uhillips
Cire Elehilt
Tragic Barn Incident Claims Life of Paul Son
In Newark, 31 year old Tee Paul recalls the death of his father Syde Blue, 33, who killed himself in a barn at the W. B. Davis Farm near Jacksontown. The boy fled to his mother after the shotgun blast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newark
Tee
Paul
Syde Blue
W. B. Davis
Jacksontown
Moonshine Across North Carolina’s Mountain and Piedmont
A reporter details shifts of moonshine production from western mountains to the Piedmont and coast regions of North Carolina. He describes a 500 gallon still near a town, beer brewing, and illicit transport networks feeding New York, Baltimore, and Washington. The piece notes enforcement pressure and multiple production hubs across geographic zones.
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North Carolina
New York
Baltimore
Washington
Senator Watson testifies in Indianapolis corruption probe
U R U S Senator James Watson appeared before the Marion county Branch jury as a voluntary witness in the inquiry into political corruption that has led to the indictment of more than a dozen public officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
James Watson
Marion County
Four Women Plead Guilty in Toledo Fraud Case
Four women indicted for fraudulent registration in Toledo mayoral campaign plead guilty before Judge Milroy and receive suspended sentences. Special counsel George Ritter cited cooperation with authorities and testimony against higher-ups as reasons for leniency. Named defendants are Billie Reid, Peggy Fisher, Josephine Clark, and Mamie Stearns. Billie Brown pleaded not guilty and posted $400 bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Dec
U.R
Milroy
Common Pleas
George Ritter
Turner
Billie Reid
Peggy Fisher
Josephine Clark
Mamie Stearns
Bille Brown
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Barron
James Ve Jones
Lodtoska
Fedoska
Maefer
Kiefel
Triak Shultz
Nurand
Aurend
Tussey
Risley
Mathias
Daubenghier
Tuner
S. Campnethan
Supreme Court
Rochester- Lytle Co
Wells
George Miller
RK. Waldren
Lors Kiser
Lafayette
Indiana
E. T. Ansel
Ancihor
Vinton County
Clifford Barnes
Cleveland
A. A. Barnes
East Front Street
Charles Toster
George Grocker
Furray Cy
Mary Santorn
Adam Sanborn
Longstreth
Cherrington Hospital
Lidatterman
Maxville
J. W. Coleman
Stout
Adams County
Church Sirest
C. W. Zeigter and Sons
Wellington
Don
Lancaster
William McQuaid
Haydenville
E. C. McQuaid
Nelle Irene ‘Real
Neisgonville
R. F
Wesley Teat
J. P. Miller
Charlies Wilburn
Butcher
Fatty Haddox
Walter Haddos
T.G. Harper
Roy Deible
Dan Deible
Ida Clark
Elmer Hrinsel
James R. Fields
Watson L. Walfe
Amber Nelsonville
Ian Louise Y Carlton Hull
Arthur Hicks
Tareasn
Dee
C. OO
Alia
Ube
West Main Street
C. F. Brava
H. Adams
Mary Louis Bowen
Xeliza Gowen
Frank Bglasius
H.dith
Adama
Minnie Moore
Ruth Brooke
Heinlein Bros
H. H. Wright CO
Bierly’s
Logan Cash Grocery
Logan, Ohio
Son
Ola Mvery
Tlons
Carolina
Marietta-Belpre
Kaevehyien TF
Jon P. Bowl
Lughsay
Dowler Porhood
Agaim Pressy
Marseille
France
Avinter Enderlin
Berre
Here
Halifax
SN. S
Atlantic
England
Piedmont
America
Zenner
Toran Theatre
Ohio
Fields and Conklin
Paramount
Farmers & Merchants Bank
Elmer Davia
Harold Nicholson
Clara Laughlin
Matile ML
William Fox
Jarme
Dolores del Rio and
Victor Mcl
Aglen
Stars of
Seville
Logan, O
P. Bldg
Soent
Altoona
Pennshami
Pennsylvania
Bohee
Herb J. Parker
Flat City
RCA
Radiola
GW. Hopkins
Radio Shop
Sprague’s Cab
Morris and
Shannon Avenues
the Bardin Bros. Co
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