Local Railroaders Receive Prizes for Inspection Honors
Logan news reports C H Ward winner of first honors in the Hocking Valley track inspection earning $100 as River Division supervisor. L J Quinn and F C Snouffer also awarded in the annual program. Foremen D T McKee and Levi Howdyshell received rewards for best section and other diligence.
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Logan
C. H. Ward
Hocking Valley Railroad
Ward
Marion
River Division
L. J. Quinn
Farm Institute Draws About 600 Attendees
Logan scenes show roughly 600 people at the farmers institute sessions on Wednesday and Thursday. Lecturers included Mrs Lottie Randolph of New Lexington and W E Sitterly of Canal Winchester, with support from Rev James R Fields Judge Harley M Whitcraft and Rep L P Mooney. Local schoolchildren from Walnut Valley Ball Hansel Calico Ridge Nickel Plate Till and Scotts Creek joined activities along with Superintendent J W Coleman aiding discussions.
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J. W. Coleman
Institute
Fields
R. C. Arbell
A Group of Singers at Non descript Club Meeting
Mrs L P Mooney hosted a Wednesday afternoon program at East Second Street featuring A Group of Singers. Mrs M H Cherrington spoke on poets including Sarah Teasdale and Edna St Vincent Millay, with music by Elma Gail Mooney and Shirley Mune Mooney, followed by a three course dinner.
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East Second Street
M. H. Cherrington
Sarah Teasdale
Aline Kilmer
Edna St. Vincent Millay
Jessie Rittenhouse
Edmund Vance Cooke
Fred Brown
Elma Gail Mooney
Shirley Mune Mooney
Osman Burke
G. Whitener
George Wonn
Theodore Lytle
Merritt Wonn
Russell Berlin
Hl. M. Boocks
Will Keynes
A. F
Empire State Building mooring mast proposed for airships
A drawing shows the Empire State Building under construction with a 300 foot mooring tower atop its 85 stories. The tower is planned to lodge dirigibles to discharge passengers via express elevators. Former Governor Alfred E. Smith leads the corporation building it.
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Empire State Building
Alfred E. Smith
Better Mail Service Planned for Logan City
Logan officials announce improved mail service beginning February 1 with bus line routes linking Logan to Lancaster and Columbus for first class mail and newspapers at 1 15 p m northbound and 2 45 p m southbound. A mail truck will serve New Straitsville and surrounding towns with three daily trips, replacing withdrawn train service, and morning mail will continue via the Hocking Valley Railroad.
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W. Rollins
Logan Chamber of Commerce
Lancaster
Columbus
Gore
New Straitsville
Murray City
Buchtel
Nelsonville
Carbon Hill
Greendale
Hocking Valley Railroad
Mrs Inez Barbee Dies at 69 in Logan Ohio
Mrs Inez A Barbee 69 wife of Lewis R Barbee died at 1 am Thursday at their North Street home from hardening of the arteries. She was mother to Lewis of Glouster Grant Hazel and Mabel Barbee with Hazel a Toledo teacher and Mabel undergoing dental surgery in Columbus. Short services are planned at home at 6 40 pm Friday with burial in Wayne Ohio following.
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Bellefontaine
Mabel Barbee
Columbus
B.C. Peters
Wayne
Ohio
Fifteenth Child Born to Bar ringer Family Near Gibisonville
Announcement from Logan states the birth of a daughter last week to Mr and Mrs Alvan Bar ringer near Gibisonville. This marks the fifteenth child for the couple. Gibisonville claims the county’s largest family record with 17 children born to Mr and Mrs W B Zeigler.
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Logan
Alvan Barringer
Gibisonville
Hocking County
W. B. Zeigler
Well Comes In Vanes Webb Reports Second Oil Well
Vanes Webb, a local oil producer, reports the completion of a 150 barrel well at Roseville on Tuesday. It is the second large producer in which he is involved to reach the sand in recent days. John Walsmith, local contractor, drilled the well.
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Rerts
Roseville
Downey Is Fined After Guilty Plea For Possession
Logan January 10 Arthur Downey arrested by Police Chief John Bell pleaded guilty to possession of liquor when arraigned before Mayor Elias H Bright. He was fined 100 dollars plus costs and released after security posted. Albert Mattox also arrested by Chief Bell awaits arraignment on intoxication charge.
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Logan
Arthur Downey
John Bell
Elias II. Bright
Albert Mattox
Bell
Bright
Lights campaign targets driving without proper car lights
Deputy Sheriff Joe Farbearn plans a campaign to stop driving without proper headlights and tail lights. He urges motorists to display the required lights, noting drivers may greet Judge Fillinger if the order is not obeyed.
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Waerntog
Logan
Joe Farbearn
Ile
Ivarbeann
Former mine operator of Trimble dies at 67 in Columbus
Joseph W. Blower, 67, a prominent Columbus coal operator, died Thursday afternoon at 971 Bryden Road. Born May 24, 1862 in Bilston England he worked in English mines then in Pennsylvania Ohio and West Virginia. He founded a cooperative firm sold it to Pittsburgh Coal and later managed their mines before relocating to Trimble and finally Columbus.
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Bryden Road
Monongahela
Blower
Bilston
Staffordshire
Jengland
Pennsylvania
Ohio State University
Pittsburgh Coal Company
Trimble
Athens County
West Virginia
Ohio
Kk. M. Blower
Gilouster
Halbirt Installed Master of Canaan Grange in Joint Ceremony
I E Halbirt was installed as master of the Canaan Grange at a joint meeting with the Athens County Pomona Grange in Canaanville. New officers include Mabel Mansfield overseer Ivora Mansfield lecturer Earl Butts steward and others with O Hryson retiring grand master receiving a medal. installation team drawn from Rome Grange.
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I. E. Halbirt
Canaan Grange
Athens County
Pomona Grange
Canaan
Mabel Mansfield
Ivora Mansfield
Earl Butts
Robert Harrison
I. J. Hill
Lucy Sutton
William Hobinson
Anna Nowe
Ceres
Jose Sutton
Pomona
Alma Rowe
William Spear
Kenneth Hayes
Wagoner
Carl Hayer
Seizure Powers Cover Personal Property Under Prohibition Ruling
Federal prohibition agents may seize any personal property from a grand piano to bath mats if a home contains liquor on which revenue tax has not been paid, a new court ruling states. The decision expands IRS enforcement of tax penalties in alcohol-related cases.
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Chicago
Athens Chick Hatchery Offers Early Baby Chick Deal
Harry Atkins of Athens Chick Hatchery announces an early order special for baby chicks. Several combinations include brooding equipment, expiring March 1 with January or February purchases. Details available by writing or calling Athens Ohio hatchery to aid planning and maintain high breeding stock.
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Harry Atkins
Athens
Ohio
Sugar Tariff Contest Heats Up In Senate Floor Fight
In Washington on January 10 the sugar tariff dispute on the Senate floor intensified amid a Republican party disarmament conference. The conference aimed to ratify committee assignments, with the MKarm Bloc and the Young Guard winning most demands from the Old Guard.
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U.R
Senate
Committee On Committees
Mkarm
Young Guard
Old Guard
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