Hocking sheriff assumes office amid turnover in county leadership
Logan scene covers sheriff William Lloyd taking office with Deputy Rudolph Brandt leaving jail duties and Paul Henderson becoming prosecutor assisted by former office staff. Lafe Hammond and Mrs. Brandt shift roles as others retire or move locations in a broad county administration change. Logan notes return to school after vacation with athletic programs resuming at the high school.
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William
Phil A. Henderson
Lloyd
W. P. Bhaw
Rudolph Brandt
Brandt
Shew
Hocking Valley Railway
Central Delivery
Lafe Hammond
Logan
Murray City
Henderson
Eugene Wright
Alfred Lanning
Masons Hold Annual Reunion at Logan Masonic Hall
The Hock Hocking council No. 39 R. and S. M. held its annual reunion at Masonic hall in Logan on New Year’s Day with 150 in attendance. Grand Master Harvey M. Rein and inspectors Theodore Wangen and Lamar Sternberger visited, drawing 52 out of town guests. The day featured the exemplification of the super excellent degree, a dinner by Venus Chapter of the Eastern Star, and a dramatic degree work class of five.
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Venus Chapter
Registrar Issues Licenses New Year
LOGAN Jan 3 Approximately five hundred licenses were issued Saturday by Mrs Della Hansel a registrar of Hocking county setting a new high mark for one day's issuance in the county Practically every other place in Logan was closed and the registrars in adjoining places were closed.
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Logan
Della Hansel
Hocking County
Pastor and Wife Visit Logan Lutheran Church
The Rev. and Mrs. E. H. Winterhoff of Ashville visited Huger street Lutheran in Logan on Thursday. They discussed local pastorate work and noted a January 9 meeting in Paul, Ohio, to decide on a car extended by the church.
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Logan
E. H. . Winterhoff
Ashville
Huger Street Lutheran
Winterhoff
Paul
Ohio
Probate hearing held on A. Magoon inheritance tax
In Logan on January 2 a probate court formal hearing was held last week concerning the estate of A. Magoon and the payment of inheritance tax. Formal hearings are uncommon in this court. Witnesses were present.
Bridge Tea Honoring Mrs Green At Heft Residence
Miss Ruth Heft hosted a New Year afternoon bridge tea in Ashland Kentucky to honor her sister Mrs Robert Green. The butterfly table decor marked the event with three tables of players and high score prizes awarded to Mrs McBroom Mrs Webb and Mrs Becker. Mrs Green received a guest prize and luncheon was served by the hostess with Miss Violet Brelm assisting.
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Robert Green
Ashland
Ruth Heft
Heft
C. L. Abel
Jed Carpenter
Theodora Lyte
Walter Becker
Nell Cooley
Willard Lyke
Muriel Weymaceller
Watch party at Miss Dessie Brooks home
Miss Dessie Brooks hosted a holiday watch party on Third street with her parents Mr and Mrs Richard Brooks. The gathering at Manns College student Miss Brooks enjoyed games and a pink and white color scheme as the old year rang out. Guests included Evelyn Rodman Mabel Rodman Edna Blum Mae Schaal Leola Stone Clarence Blum Fred Bishop Alford Brooks Herman Stone Artie Stone Waynard and Mr and Mrs Richard Brooks.
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Dessie Brooks
Richard Brooks
Third Street
Miss Brooks
Mann’s College
Columbus
Evelyn Rodman
Mabel Rodman
Edna Blum
Mae Schaal
Leola Stone
Clarence Blum
Fred Bishop
Alford Brooks
Herman Stone
Artie Stone
Waynard
Porter to Talk on Psychology at Parkersburg Club
Dr. James P. Porter head of Ohio University psychology department will address the Parkersburg Business and Professional Women's Club in Parkersburg tonight. His talk will cover a phase of psychology and its practical applications.
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James P. Porter
Psychological Department of
Ohio Juniversity
Parkersburg
James Eadache
James
Fire destroys Paris cafe and adjacent structures in Mexicali
A fire in Mexicali caused by crossed wires at earth tremors destroyed the famous Paris cafe and nearby buildings. The damage totaled $75,000. A hair dresser warns the bobbed hair craze may lead to widespread baldness among women.
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Mexicali
Mexico
Paris
Navy Appropriations Bill Reported To Lower House
The Navy appropriations bill of 324 million dollars was reported to the House, reduced by Coolidge economy mandates. The committee asked no funds for three cruisers or two dirigibles and kept Navy personnel at 82 600. A separate ten cruiser proposal remains in another bill with no funds requested.
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Washington
House
Appropriations Committee
prominent McArthur merchant Harry Hamilton dies at 63
Harry Hamilton 63 a noted Southern Ohio businessman died suddenly at his McArthur home from heart trouble. He owned the McArthur Brick Co and dry goods interests in McArthur Wellston and Logan. Survived by wife Cynthia and children Herbert Martha and Elizabeth, funeral Tuesday in McArthur.
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Harry
Hamilton
Ohio
Wellston
Logan
McArthur Brick Company
Mr. Hamilton
Columbus
Cynthia Hamilton
Herbert A. Hamilton
Martha Hamilton
Elizabeth Westerman
South Columbus
Scioto Consitory
Scottish Rite
McArthur M. E. Church
Athletic Club of Columbus
Prisoners Recaptured After Jail Escape in Kenton
Nelson Sipe aged 17 from Columbus and Chester Fague 18 of Dayton were recaptured today in Kenton after escaping the Montgomery county jail during the night. Police reported the successful recapture and noted the incident prompted added jail safeguards.
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Kenton
U.P
Nelson Sipe
Columbus
Chester Fague
Dayton
Montgomery County
Mexicans Halt Automobiles for Religion Aid
Fifty armed men marching with a banner reading Long Live Christ Our King stopped twenty autos near Mexico City and demanded arms and money. They claimed the plunder would fund their fight against enemies of religion. Americans were among the passengers.
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Mexico City
U.P
Christ
Cuernavaca
Rudner Trial Set in Stark County February 7
Stark County Prosecutor Henry W. Harter Jr. announced Ben Rudner will go to trial February 7 for the murder of editor Don Mellett. Harter, previously C. B. McClintock’s assistant, may seek special counsel status for the Rudner and Louis Mazer prosecutions.
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Canton
U.P
Henry W. Harter, Jr
Stark County
Ben Rudner
Don Mellett
Harter
C. B. McClintock
Patrick E. McDermott
Rudner
Louis Mazer
Brazil Enacts Law Making 15 Day Worker Vacation Mandatory
A new law in Brazil requires an annual 15 day vacation for all workers. The measure applies broadly to employed individuals across sectors and establishes a national standard for paid time off.
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Brazil
Beware the Cough of Gold That Hangs On
Persistent coughs and colds threaten serious trouble. Creomulsion, an emulsified creosote medicine, claims two fold action to soothe membranes and inhibit germs. It is marketed as a guaranteed remedy for persistent respiratory troubles with money back if relief does not occur.
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Father John
Seven Die In Tyrolean Alps Snow Slides
Seven skiers died in the Tyrolean Alps during the New Year holiday as minor avalanches buried two parties from the Pasill valley near Innsbruck. Five of the deceased were American visitors. five were Jewish. Two parties survived, despite warnings of thaw from the Austrian meteorological service.
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Vienna
U.P
Tyolean Alps
Austrian Meteorological Service
Pasill
Innsbruck
Valuga
Free French Rheumatism Prescription Circulated by Paul Case
In France with the American Army, Paul Case offers a French rheumatism and neuritis prescription he says has helped thousands. He provides the treatment free of charge and will mail the prescription to any requester posting their address to Dept. C-1258 Brockton, Massachusetts today.
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France
Paul Case
Brockton
Mass
Henry Ford cuts prices in stores
Ford stores showcase steeply lower prices from lamb at 1.75 to flour at 1.14 per 25 pounds and potatoes at 1.64 per bushel. Managers credit a 10 percent profit after overhead, with cash-only operations and highly paid workers. Ford emphasizes efficiency and self-supplied goods, drawing crowds and high sales volumes.
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Ford
Detroit
Ford tag policy eased as store welcomes all customers
Original rule required customers to show a Ford factory identification tag at purchases. As employees lent bags to friends, business grew and managers now say everybody's welcome.
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