Logan Raiders Seize Moonshine and Rye at Kovatsch Site
Raiders led by Con stable George Shaw searched Frank Kovatsch’s Murray City premises on Tuesday night and seized moonshine liquor and several gallons of rye and raisin g. Kovatsch was jailed and arraigned before Magistrate Miller on charges of possessing property meant for liquor manufacture and possessing liquor. He pleaded guilty to both charges, receiving $500 fines and costs in each, after initially claiming innocence. A mule with a cash tint was noted. Kovatsch said he was born in Hungary and naturalized in Pennsylvania in 1906. He was returned to await transportation to the Works. Others present included Olive Ruble, Daniel Saliday, Vern Robinett, Harry Stevens, Norman Cooper, plus several family members and Haydenville residents.
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George Shaw
Frank Kovatsch
Murray City
Kovatsch
Miller
Hungary
Empsylvania
Yton
Board Reappoints Harry Smith to Five Year Term
Board reappoints Harry Smith furniture dealer to a five year term on the Board of earth by Governor John Wolfe Tuesday evening. Meeting at the Health Commissioner’s office, little business transacted as the county board prepares to cooperate with the city board. Post meeting notes include new Legion officers Irvin Matheny and others and plans for next week’s meeting. Entertains store staff with turkey dinner for National Fireproofing Co clerks at Edenville facility.
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Harry Smith
Board of Earth
Agor John Wolfe
Health Commisser
Merican Legion
C. Fuer
Legion
Cers
Mner Martin
Irvin Atheny
James Eese
Charles Yers
Old Larimer
Donald Bort
Hn McBroom
Harry Mock
Monck
Irvin Matheny
Earl Wrightll
Lawrence Adcock
Ewald Hmitter
F. E. Stable
Edenville
National Fireproofing Co
Stuble
Gcnesis
Misses Weerterfelder
Nora Skives
Mary Fisher
Woman credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for recovery
Mrs Auger of 19 Howard Street Il Massachusetts recounts hospital illness with weakness and faint spells and says after taking two bottles of Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound she regained energy and can do her own work. She has told friends, sister and aunt, and notes 200,000 respondents report benefit with 2 out of 100 saying No.
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Massachusetts
Lydia E. Pinkham
Prett
Mrs. Auger
Howard Street
Lydia E
Goiter Operation Successful for Local Clerk
Charles Achauer a clerk at Strentz & Lappen underwent goiter surgery at a Columbus hospital Monday performed by Dr Crotti. Reported as successful with recovery expected unless complications arise.
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Goiter
Charles Achauer
Strentz & Lappen
Columbus
Crotti
Tatest
Gladys Spicer Weds Joe Walburn in New Lexington
Announcement: Miss Gladys Spicer of New Straitsville marries Mr. Joe Walburn of this city. The ceremony was held in New Lexington on New Year’s night. In Logan, Mr. and Mrs. John L. Winters of Columbus visited Mr. and Mrs. Jack Green. Logan visitors included Mrs. Florence Janes, Mrs. Mildred Ervin, Mrs. Nellie Warner and daughter Ann from Nelsonville.
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Gladys Spicer
New Straitsville
Joe Walburn
New Lexington
John L. Winters
Columbus
Jack Green
Logan
Florence Janes
Mildred Ervin
Nellie Warner
Ann
Nelsonville
Oil Leaders Urge Local Support At Logan Meeting
About fifty members of the Pennsylvania Grade Crude Oil association met at the Elks club rooms in Logan. Secretary R. J. Alexander of Oil City and Hon. Edwin D. Ricketts urged backing for the association’s movement and for local industries benefiting Logan and Hocking county. Ricketts argued for civic involvement and noted oil industry as a major local economic driver amid rising prices and doubled tax duplicates over ten years.
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Pennsylvania Grade
Hocking County
Ricketts
Logan
Funeral services for Goldie Bowers held at Methodist church
Funeral services were held at the Methodist church at 2 o'clock Thursday afternoon for Goldie Bowers 37 who died at the home of her brother Clarence Bowers West Hunter street Monday night Burial was made in Oak Grove by Heinlein Brothers Miss Bowers leaves two sisters besides the brother with whom she made her home They are Mrs Frank Bar toe of Nelsonville and Mrs George Guessinger of Columbus
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Methodist Church
Goldie Bowers
Clarence Bowers
West
Hunter Street
Oak Grove
Heinlein Brothers
Miss Bowers
Frank Bartoe
Nelsonville
George Guessinger
Columbus
School Men Will Stage Meet Here
County superintendents of the hill counties gather in Athens on Monday January 19 to discuss school finances and proposed legislation. The round table meeting, held on the fourth floor of the Security Bank building, follows a prior session in Marietta.
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Marietta
Courthouse Doings Marriage Licenses Listed
Jesse Guy Turner 22 a Nelsonville salesman and Ethel Lucille Redman 21 Nelsonville. James Harvey Bartlett 18 a Deanville miner and Janice Marie Hill 16 Nelsonville.
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Jesse Guy Turner
Nelsonville
Ethel Lucille Redman
James Harvey Bartlett
Deanville
Janice Marie Hill
Prohibition Inquiry Opens Under Sealed Doors
The Couzens committee begins its senatorial investigation into enforcement of the secrecy around the prohibition program. Proceedings start with closed doors as reporters await details.
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Washington
U F
Couzens Committee
California Fig Syrup Ad Claims Gentle Constipation Relief
An advertisement urges mothers to use genuine California Fig Syrup to ease infants stomachs and bowels. It promises a pleasant taste, no narcotics, and safe use for babies and children of all ages with bottle directions.
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California
Pinex Co
Ft. Wayne
Ind
Traction Bond Lien Upheld in Mocking Sunday Creek Case
Judge Worstell ruled that a $300,000 six percent twenty year bond issue is the prior lien against Mocking Sunday Creek Traction in the Abner Juni per v. utility suit. Two other suits by Adeline V. Mitchell and Ethel V. Poppleton were settled out of court and dismissed.
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Settle Traction
Worstell
Sunday Creek Traction
Abner Juniper
Adeline
Mitchell
Ethel
Poppleton
New Ohio Church Leader Is Picked
Warren Lincoln Rogers dean of St Pauls Cathedral Detroit was elected bishop coadjutor of the Episcopal diocese of Ohio and will visit during Lenten services March 16 to 20. He succeeds Bishop Frank Du Moulin who resigned due to ill health and will take over upon the death or retirement of Bishop W A Leonard.
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Cleveland
Warren Lincoln Rogers
St. Pauls
Detroit
Ohio
Episcopal Diocese of
Rogers
Frank du Moulin
W. A. Leonard
State seed analyst appointed in Ohio
E. Tussing of Canal Winchester was named state seed analyst by Director of Agriculture Truax. He succeeds Mary A. Penne of Columbus, who recently resigned.
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Columbus
E. . Tussing
Canal Winchester
Truax
Mary A. Penne
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Vern Robinett
Harry Stevens
Norman Cooper
T. D. Brown
Haydenville
Henry Rugg
Amed Health
Lydia Pinkham
Delaware Bay
New York
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Fla
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