Shirley Temple Fans Mail Tops Hollywood Careers Rise
Shirley Temple receives about 4000 fan letters weekly, rising to 5000 after her film Bright Eyes shows at the Ohio Theater. Charlotte Henry, rising as Bo Peep in Babes in Toyland, starts from small roles and a Brooklyn birth, with a path through Broadway and Hollywood. Universal’s When a Man Sees Red opens at Court Theater with Buck Jones and Pegey Campbell, where a young artist heroine faces gang threats and guardian duties on a New York ranch.
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Ohio Theater
James Dunn
Shirley
Eileen Bralder
Avon Street
Akron
Ohio
New Orleans
Philadelphia
Charlotte Henry
Bo-Peep
Victor Herbert
Laurel and Hardy
Majestic Theater
Charlotte
Alice
Hal Roach
Peep
Brooklyn
N. Y
Sacred Heart Convent
New York City
Gladys Colbrook
Courage
Hollywood
Dramatic
Universal
Court Theater
Buck Jones
Pegey Campbell
LeRoy Mason
Dorothy Revier
New York
Buck
Rustlers
Girl Leads Gang in Kidnaping and Burglary Near Springfield
Springfield Mo January 2 An Ozarks gang led by a cigarette smoking gunwoman kidnapped six men and held them as safes were blown and stores robbed in Crane 36 miles southwest of Springfield. Loot totaled about 1500 dollars as the gang vanished with five male accomplices obeying the gunwoman who smoked constantly.
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Springfield
Ozarks
Crane
Here
Funeral Rites Held For Mrs Nettie Barron
Funeral services were held at 2 p m for Mrs Nettie Clara Barron 67 wife of J F Barron who died at home Monday. She leaves her husband two sisters Mrs C K Warton Mrs Dan Brunney and a brother Charles Inboden all of Logan. Rev Rolla Chambers officiated with burial in Fairview Cemetery.
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Rock Bridge
Nettie Clara Barron
J. F. Barron
C. K. Warton
Dan Brunney
Charles Inboden
Logan
Rolla Chambers
Fairview Cemetery
Logan Couple Wed at St Marys Christmas Day
Miss Jane White daughter of Mr and Mrs Robert Lee White and James Brown son of Mrs Margaret Brian married at St Marys West Virginia on Christmas Day. They were unattended and graduates of Logan High School with Mrs Brown formerly at Ohio University. They will reside in Logan where the husband works.
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Logan
Jane White
Robert Lee White
James Brown
Margaret Brian
St. Marys. W. Va
Logan High School
Marriage Licenses Lead Hocking County Total
Logan Dan Cupid reports 197 marriage licenses issued this year by Judge E L Ewing, the highest since 1926, with 137 last year and 118 in 1932. In 1915 only 102 were issued. peak reached 1925 with 220. Caroline Devol of Carbon Hill, four, diagnosed with scarlet fever.
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Hocking County
E. L. Ewing
Logan Caroline Devol
Gerald Devol
Carbon Hill
Doctor Seeks Warm Jail To Halt Flu Epidemic
Logan January 3 Dr H M Boocks county physician urged commissioners to heat the jail at night to prevent a cold and influenza outbreak He attended federal prisoner Stanley Starr at the jail and noted the courthouse heating plant would need an extra fireman for night hours.
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Logan
H. M. Boocks
Stanley Starr
Hocking County Needy Get New Year's Pork
In Logan Ohio 101 surplus pigs slaughtered and prepared for table use were shipped from Darke County to Heine Brothers Packing plant. The pork was distributed to relief families starting Monday with animals weighing 26 to 7 pounds. Rural recovery supervisor FE Sleeth represented the government.
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Logan
Hocking County
Uncle Sam
Heine Brothers Packing Plant
Darke County
FE. C. Sleeth
Revival Starts Sunday At Logan U B Church
Evangelistic services at United Brethren Church Logan begin Sunday and run three weeks. Rev. John A. Toy will preach with Rev. Ray G. Upson of Elkhart directing singing. Topics include The Romance of Escape Why a Revival More Than These Will Ye Go Away Also The Price of Power Gods First Question On the Fence.
Drunkenness Tops Offenses In 1934 Logan Records
Logan records show police activity in 1934 with drunkenness as the leading offense at 125 arrests. Other counts include quarreling and fighting 14, reckless driving 14, larceny 10, assault 8, fictitious licenses 6, driving while intoxicated 7, selling liquor 5, transporting 2, general traffic violations 7, and one arrest for running a house of ill repute.
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Logan
Kenneth R. Fitzgerald
Logan Youth Faces West Point Preliminary Exam
David Moore of this city is ordered to report in Chillicothe on a Saturday morning for a preliminary examination in connection with an application to enter West Point. The order came through Congressman Mell G. Underwood. The application has been on file for two years. Moore is the son of Mr. and Mrs. George Moore.
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Logan
David Moore
Chillicothe
West Point
Mell G. Underwood
Moore
George Moore
Dancer Voisin Divorces Pinchot II in Florida
Parisian dancer Jeanine Voisin ends six year romance with Gifford Pinchot II in Dade City Florida divorce court. Pinchot is nephew of Governor Gifford Pinchot of Pennsylvania. Voisin plans to return to the stage.
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Pinchot II
Jeanine Voisin
France
Gifford Pinchot II
Dade City
Fla
Pinchot
Gifford Pinchot
Pennsylvania
Logan Fire Department 1934 Alarm Report Details Losses
Logan fire department answered 20 alarms in 1934 with total damages of 1825, 1610 to property and the rest to contents. The largest loss was the Bert Bell residence on North Mulberry Street at 750. Outside the city two calls occurred, May led with four, June and July had none. notable outside losses were barn fires affecting William Mamek Falls Township Riley Worthman Washington Township and McCarty heirs Falls Township.
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Logan Logan Fire Department
Bert Bell
North Mulberry Street
Logan
William Mamek
Falls Township
Riley Worthman
Washington Township
McCarty
Logan Maccabees head to Portamouth for degree initiation
Logan Maccabees will travel to Portamouth on January 2 to aid in initiating a class numbering 25. Rolland Schorr leads the degree team and William Hutchinson directs the drill team. Approximately members will make the trip.
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LOGAN
Logan Maccabees
Portamouth
Rolland Schorr
William Hutchinson
Rabies Quarantine Enforced in Salt Creek and Benton
Health Commissioner W B Lacock has placed a rabies quarantine over Salt Creek and Benton Townships after two rabid dogs ran amuck. Dog Warden Howard Brooks has been asked to aid in enforcing the measure.
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Logan
Salt Creek
Benton Townships
W. B. Lacock
Howard Brooks
John W. Filing Dies in Columbus at 80
John W. Filing age 80 a former Hocking Countian died in Columbus last week and was buried there Saturday. He taught in county public schools and served on the board of examiners. He was uncle to George Shaffer H H Wright and Mrs. Clara Angie. Survived by son Paul Filing and daughters Ada E. Green and Dorothy Filing.
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Logan
Columbus
John W. Filing
Hocking
Filing
Board of Examiners
George Shaffer
H. H. Wright
Clara Angie
Paul. Filing
Ada E. Green
Dorothy Filing
Bari Bowers Seen in Ill Health in Kalamazoo
Logan reports Bari Bowers of Kalamazoo Michigan is not in good health. He left Logan about a year ago to live with his family in Michigan and has since spent much time under a physician’s care.
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Logan
Brieads
Bari Bowers
Kalamazoo, Mich
Michigan City
Logan Installation and Dance at Knights Hall
The Dramatic Order of Knights of Khorassan holds an installation and dance at Knights of Pythias Hall on the evening of January 1. The Crete Ball Orchestra provides music and all in good standing Knights of Pythias are invited.
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Logan
Knights of Pythias
Order of
Knights of Khorassan
Crete Ball
Foreign Aviatrix in Melbourne Air Race Puzzle
A crossword style puzzle lists clues for horizontal and vertical entries about an aviatrix who competes from London to Melbourne. Includes definitions for garments, actions, measurements, and common nouns, with several lines referencing maritime and travel terms.
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Melbourne
Metrie Foot
Local visitors and family notices from the area
Reedsville residents and guests including Mrs Vinnie Woode and son Harley of Racine. EF Dodderer and family Tup—pers Plains visited with Mr and Mrs Paul Kibble. Miss Wilma Snider Columbus spends week with Rev and Mrs H N Snider. Mrs Caroline Cottle returns from Marietta visit. Miss Earlene Humphrey Belleville W Va stays with Gladys and Fay Pickens. J L Rose and family Morning Star visited relatives. George McDougie and son Albert return to Greensburg Pa after visit with Mrs R McDougie. Birthday party for Maxine Pickens hosted by Mrs Harry Pickens. Mr and Mrs Blaine A Newell and son Harold visit Long Bottom. Mrs Emma Sisson hosts Ladies' Ald Society of the Christian Church. Grant Osborn Olivedale visits Delmar Osborn and family.
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EF. A. Dodderer
Tuppers Plains
Paul Kibble
Wilma Snider
Columbus
H. N. Snider
Caroline Cottle
Marietta
Earlene Humphrey
Belleville
W. Va
Gladys
Fay Pickens
J. L. Rose
Morning Star
George McDougie
Albert
Greensburg
R. McDougie
Harry Pickens
Maxine
Blaine A. Newell
Harold
Long Bottom
Bert Shumway
Emma Sisson
Ald Society of the Christian Church
Grant Osborn
Olivedale
Delmar Osborn
Rare disease baffling 16 year old patient in Cleveland
Catherine Seitz, 16, at St. Alexis Hospital, is reported by Dr. E. C. Oberson to suffer an unnamed rare disease with unknown cause. Lymph node lumps appear and blood loss occurs from failure to replenish the blood supply. The girl, now chalk white, is described as possibly the youngest known case. An appeal for blood donors is issued.
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Cleveland
Catherine Seitz
E. C. Oberson
St. Alexis Hospital
Oberson
Kingfish WJ Act Up in Senate Conflict over New Law
Washington reports coolness between President Roosevelt and Senator Huey Long as the Kingfish positions for a Senate floor showdown. Indications arise that Public Works Administration loans may be affected until Louisiana’s debt issues are clarified.
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Washington
Jan
Huey P
Roosevel
PWA
Senate
Louisiana
Roose
Ernor C. K. Allen
Local Families Share Holidays and Sundays Across Town
The notice lists numerous households visiting relatives and friends in the area. Ralph Hunter and his mother in law from New York, families including Beegle, Wilbarger, Wolfe, Dailey, and West, plus others like Houdeshalt and Harris, spent Sundays and New Years with kin and neighbors.
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Ralph Hunter
New York
Charles Beegle
Okey Hitonersville
John Pra
Otto
Edna Weat
Glenn West
Theodore Beegle
Pomeroy
Wilmer Dailey
Golda Yule
Laura Wilbarger
Wilt
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Haydenville
Costa
Ramon Smith
Ohio State University Athletic Day
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G. FE. Carr
Logan Henry McManus
Saxton
H. DD. Saxton
Logan Fire Department
Maccabees
Lacock
Boweres IN
Boisterou
Royal Treasury
Reedsville
Vinnie Woode
Harley
Racine
Nelson Torrence
Thy
Dorcas
Laura Wilharger
Charlies Wilcoxan
Harry Houdeshalt
G Port
Charles Wan
Harry Wolfe
Guy Beegie
Dale Beaver
Zanesville
Pare
Ed Beaver
George Beegle
Mr Wolfe
Laura
Dale of Sale
Nora
Madeiria
Wells - Treister
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