Grand Jury Indictments Advance Arraignments In Logan
In Logan the arraignments for persons named in indictments from the recent grand jury moved up to the previous afternoon. Craven Nihiser pled not guilty to second degree manslaughter in the death of Mrs Mary Krannitz and is held on $1000 bond with trial set for January 17. Eugene Wright is his counsel. Harry Weakley pled guilty to non support with sentencing held, ordered to pay $7.50 weekly for child support. Walter Farms, facing a secret indictment for pointing and discharging a firearm, pled guilty.
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Walter Farms
Creomulsion Cough Remedy Ad Claims Quick Relief
An old advertisement promotes Creomulsion as a powerful cure for persistent colds and chest coughs. It promises relief from inflamed mucous membranes and phlegm while offering a money back guarantee if not satisfied after the first bottle.
Owners Given Chance To Pay Back Taxes
Announcement states the final publication of the delinquent tax list will be next week and taxpayers may pay now to have their names withdrawn from publication under the amended law for delinquent property.
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Logan
Court Sentences Man to Pay Fine and Costs
The court fined a man $25 plus costs after a case on a secret indictment. John Cecil faced an open indictment and pled guilty to stealing J. G. Collins’s car and removing parts from a stolen vehicle, resulting in a sentence to the Ohio Penitentiary to begin within five days. Other defendants include Carl Adkins pleading not guilty to auto theft with bond $800 and January 11 trial. Clifford Mason and Frank Pietrouwski bound for January hearings on non-support. Arthur, Raymond Buskirk, and Ernest Evans arraigned on assault charges. Prosecution noted Adkins may change his plea, potentially removing a case from the docket. A separate paternity case against Clifford Mason saw a motion for a new trial overruled, establishing Mason as the father, clearing the way for his non-support trial.
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John Cecil
J. G. Collins
Ohio
Carl Adkins
Clifford Mason
Frank Pietrouwski
Arthur
Raymond Buskirk
Ernest Evans
Hubert D Lappen
Adkins
Office Receipts Large for New Title Office
Logan deputy clerk Miss Iola Court er opened certificates of title for 25 applications from a local automobile firm marking the biggest day since opening. County fees for the first two days totaled $27.45 with the state taking $10.00, and officials note the new law boosts county revenue compared with the old bill of sale system.
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Logan
Iola Courter
Don Feather
Feather
Telephone Officials Entertained at Collins Home
Logan Home Telephone Co. directors and guests enjoyed a turkey dinner at J. G. Collins’s North Street residence. Collins is the company manager. Dinner was prepared by Mrs. William Gibbons, Mrs. Edward Rogers, and Miss Gertrude Dicken.
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C. E. Lyke
Kenneth Fitzgerald
B. A. Hol
Clinton Webb
Mr. Collins
Logan Board of Education Case Seeks Court Costs Relief
Judge Phil Henderson heard arguments on a motion to relax court costs in the Logan Board of Education versus Roy and Emma Klein Schmidt property appropriation case and took the matter under advisement.
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LOGAN
Logan Board of Education
Roy
Emma Kleinschmidt
Phil Henderson
Mooney Installed as Logan Kiwanis President
L. P. Mooney was installed Tuesday evening as president of the Logan Kiwanis club succeeding Fred Carpenter. Installation was conducted by Fred B. Burchfield. Mooney outlined goals and named committees alongside officers W. G. Martin, Howard Rolsten, Dr. W. E. Brehm, Fred B. Burchfield, M. B. Iles, Leroy Conkle, Alfred Lanning and J. W. Woodard.
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LOGAN
L. P. Mooney
Logan Kiwanis Club
Fred Carpenter
Fred B. Burchfield
Alfred Lanning
J. W. Woodard
Mrs Mark Vancuren Taken For Observation After Collision
Mrs Mark Vancuren of this city was taken to a Colum bus hospital Wednesday where she will spend a week under observation and treatment.
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Logan
Mark Vancuren
Columbus
Woody Achauer Ill From Influenza and Illness
Woody Achauer III is ill with an intestinal infection following influenza. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Achauer.
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Woody Achauer III
Logan
Woody Achauer
C. C. Achauer
Logan Residents Receive Grange Degrees at Miller Chapel
Logan residents were among 16 members receiving the third and fourth degrees Tuesday evening at Miller Chapel Grange. Antioch Grange conferred the Third Degree and Miller Chapel the Fourth. Notables include Deputy Sheriffs Nellis Smith and Rudolph Brandt, H. O. Tom, and several Logan spouses and neighbors.
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LOGAN
Miller Chapel Grange
Antioch Grange
Enterprise
Miller Chapel
Nellis Smith
Rudolph Brandt
H. O. Tom
Fred Carpenter
Alfred Campbell
John W. McBroom
Neal Shaw
J. W. Woodard
William Woodard
Dessie Hanna
L. Woolever
Jack Armstrong
Paul McMannis
Union Furnace
Scarlet fever outbreak halted at Camp Hocking
No new scarlet fever cases reported to the county Health Department from Camp Hocking where quarantine has been in effect for nearly a week. Two enrollees were victims and were sent to Ft. Hayes in Columbus for treatment.
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Logan
Camp Hocking
Ft. Hayes
Columbus
Starr Township Trustees Elect Officers
Starr Township trustees organized the first of the week and elected Francis Williams as chairman James R McClain as vice chairman with Vance Wolfe as the third member James Frey will continue another term as township clerk.
Logan J. W. Huls Retired Election Official Stricken
Logan J. W. Huls of Rockbridge, a longtime member of the Hocking County Election Board, is confined to his home after a slight stroke of paralysis. His advanced age makes his condition serious, following nearly 30 years on the board before retirement.
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Logan
J. W. Huls
Rockbridge
Election Board
Huls
Hocking County
Logan Woman Dies After Long Illness At Pierson Home
Logan report. William Brewer aged 56 died at 574 E Front St late Wednesday after an extended illness. Funeral plans not yet completed. The piece notes local connections, sisters Mrs Pierson and Mrs Newman.
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Logan
William Brewer
Edward Pierson
Front St
Pierson
Newman
Logan Brief Social Notes
Tuesday evening social notes report the Book Club meeting at Mrs. Frank Harden’s home with Mrs. W. B. La cock in charge. A Christmas charity report and a review of The Citadel by A J Cronin followed, then luncheon by Mrs. Harden. Visitors included Mrs. Anthony Toerner Miss Florence Bort Miss Alice Genevieve Poston and Miss Bartelle Hamilton.
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Frank Harden
N. Culver St
W. B. Lacock
Citadel
A. J. Cronin
Fred FE. Hull
Harden
Anthony Toerner
Florence Bort
Alice Genevieve Poston
Bartelle Hamilton
Merlin Rose
Leslie Evans
Logan
Columbus
George A. Hartley, Jr
Nelsonville
FE. R. Mowery
Sugar Grove
Marion Township attendees travel to Columbus for hybrid corn school
Logan Lowell D. Irick Paul Schmeltzer and Charles Ruff of Marion Township travel to Columbus to attend a hybrid corn school. Juliet Carson founder of cooking schools is noted as born February 14 1842.
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Logan
Lowell D. Irick
Paul Schmeltzer
Charles Ruff
Marion Township
Columbus
Juliet Carson
Cooking Schools
Hold Sayre Funeral at Logan This Morning
Funeral services were held at 10 o'clock at Woodard Funeral Home for William Taylor Sayre 88 who died Monday at the home of Mr and Mrs Ted Congreve with whom he had stayed several months. He was born in England and came to the United States in early manhood. Sayre Jr Green Township and Mrs Thomas Rush Marion Township plus Mrs Samuel Sanderson Cleveland are daughters. Rev C W Graham presided. Burial at New Straitsville.
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Logan
Woodard
William Taylor Sayre
Ted Congreve
England
William Sayre
Green Township
Thomas Rush
Marion Township
Samuel Sanderson
Cleveland
C. W. Graham
New Straitsville
Logan C. B. Donahue resumes duties after Ashland crash injuries
Logan C B Donahue long time executor of the Rachelmach er estate returns to work following recovery from injuries suffered in a motor accident near Ashland Kentucky several weeks ago.
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Logan
C. B. Donahue
Rachelmacher
Ashland
Logan County Commissioners Continue Budget Preparations
Logan County commissioners met daily to draft the coming year’s appropriations and plan to finish today. They recessed Wednesday afternoon for a Ward Township inspection trip. John Sloan, son of Mr and Mrs Seth Sloan, is confined at home with rheumatic fever, a recurring illness from earlier years.
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Logan—County
Ward Township
Logan
John Sloan
Seth Sloan
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Nihiser
Myrtle Guess
Phil A. Henderson
Liccett & Myers Tosacci Co
Mooney
Logan Kiwanis
Andrew Rheinscheld
Rheinscheld
Fairfield County
Chester M. Turner
Mabel M. Turner
Will
Ohio State
Paul Matheny
C. S. Matheny
Ohio State University
Luckoff
Men's Union
Women's Union Suits
Silk
Val
Lawrence Tibbett
Andre Kostelanetz
Paul Whiteman
Dremi Taylor Pau. DouGlas
Starr Board
J. W. Huls Stricken
Wm. Brewer
Farmers Institute
Llesboro
Lottie Randolph
C. W. Peters
Amos L. Heyde
Supt
J. W. Coleman
Mowery
Fred Mowery
Washington Township
Grange
Enterprise School
Masonic Social Club
Masonic Temple
Dick Trimble
Orchestra
Lancaster
Jessie’ McManigal
M. H. Cherrington
C. S. Clark
Robert C. Work
Charlotte Strentz
A. K. Smith
Forest E. Weinrich
John E. Krieg
John A. Wellman
Mary Louise Bowen
Sayre
Straitsville
Clayton
Bobby Walter
Herbert Walter
Nelsonville R. D. No. 2
B. A. Reinshell
George Lemon
Parkersburg
Reinshell
Donahue
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