Old-Fashioned Square Dances Planned This Week
Logan closes the week with two old-time square dances. On Saturday at Williams and Lloyd garage in New Straitsville and Tuesday at H. W. Harden company garage in Low. Noted fiddlers Joe Staley and Mose Green lead the New Straitsville event with Mike Walsh and others calling. Both events are free and open to the public. The note mentions a will naming Jennie L. Clowe executrix with a $300 bequest and dated August 6, 1925, witnessed by Roy B. Funk and James A. Brown.
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Mike Walsh
Koon
Mike Murphy
Jennie L. Clowe
Roy B. Funk
James A. Brown
Health nurse files report for December in Logan
Logan January 11 Mrs Mae M Groome city health nurse spent December on health visits. Nursing visits 2 new cases 1 prenatal 6 new 1 maternity 17 new Infant visits 29 new 12 child visits 0 preschool 4 new 4 school 19 new 4 tuberculosis visits 1 new Children weighed 119 measured 11 inspected 95 examined by physician 10 defects found 54 tonsils 4 teeth 50 meeting 1 office 1 hours on duty 15 Sheppard Towner 48 School 52 Office 50
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Logan
Mae M. Groome
Sheppard Towner
Death claims aged woman in Falls township
Mrs. Kate Nimon aged 82 died at the Falls township home of Mr and Mrs Russell Beery after a visit for congestion of the lungs. She had been living with her son Nate Nimon of Ilesboro. Funeral arrangements are set for Wednesday with Heinlein Bros in charge.
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Logan
Kate Nimon
Russell Beery
Falls Township
Beery
Logan Woman Breaks Ankle in Home Accident
Mrs. Edward Turner of near Logan is hospitalized with a fractured left ankle after she slipped while feeding chickens at her home Friday. Doctors say the break is not serious and should heal quickly.
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Logan
Jan
Edward Turner
Near Logan
Cherrington Hospital
Two Dogs Shot Near Logan Plant Friday
Two dogs were shot Friday morning near the Logan Clay Product Company plant by William Wottzafel an employee. One dog ran into a kiln and attacked an employee the other man and dog with the animal believed to be rabid.
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Logan, Jan
Logan Clay Product Company
William Wottzafel
Shawnee Woman Fractures Hip in Snowy Accident
Mrs. DeCloy was returning home with groceries when ice and snow on the sidewalk caused her fall. She suffered a fracture of the right hip and was taken to Cherrington hospital for treatment.
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Robert Shawnee
Cherrington Hospital
Aoe
DeCloy
Widow Receives Bulk of Webster Estate Under Will
On January 11 the court reads the will of the late Webster. Laurina A. We widow of the deceased receives the majority of his estate under the terms of the document.
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Laurina A. We
Webster
Cleveland Officer Kills Two Suspects in Restaurant Shootout
Patrolman Daniel Candow fatally shot two unidentified men who pulled guns as he questioned them in a restaurant at 7826 St Clair Avenue. After a gun duel, Candow was commended by Safety Director Edwin D Barry for his quick, decisive actions.
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Cleveland
Daniel Candow
St. Clair Avenue
Candow
Chicago
Candon
Edwin D. Barry
Barry
Warning Against Fixing Rail Valuations By Railroads
Thomas F. Woodlock of New York told the Senate interstate commerce commission this afternoon that attempting to fix permanent railroad valuations now to determine rates would be improper. His reappointment to the commission is under fire.
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Washington
Senate Interstate Commission
Thomas F. Woodlock
New York
Interstate Commerce Commission
Durant Hurt In Florida Run After Fatal Rail Crash
Auto maker W G Durant of the Durant car interests was speeding for New York on a special train after a Florida East Coast Line wreck that killed one trainman and two negroes. Durant and several persons in his private car were endangered. exact injuries unknown.
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Jacksonville
W. G. Durant
New York
Florida East Coast Line
Durant
Mexican Laws Bring Trouble Closer to U.S. Border
Washington reporters say the U S administration faces a dilemma over Mexico's new land and oil laws seen as retroactive and confiscatory. Officials warn a serious situation exists unless Mexico guarantees protection of American personal and property rights under the new measures.
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Washington
Mexico
Republic
United States
Skinny Friend Ethel Advised to Take Cod Liver Oil Tablets
An advice column urges a man to gain weight with McCoy Laboratories Cod Liver Oil tablets sold by Cline Pharmacy Co. The ad promises five pounds in 30 days and 15 pounds in six weeks with a refund if not satisfied. It touts sugar coated tablets and targets men women and children.
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McCoy Laboratories
New York
McCoy
Cline Pharmacy Co
McCoy’s
Tax Bill Victory Signals Democratic Moderation
Washington reports the Democratic push on the House tax bill has shifted to moderation. Senator King of Utah backs lowering the corporate tax from 12.5 to 10 percent signaling bipartisan openness to revisions. Democrats weigh repealing automobile taxes and lowering miscellaneous levies while resisting large surtax cuts.
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David Lawrence
the Messenger
Washington
Jan
House
King
Utah
Senate
Russian Actor Stefanov Goes Insane On Stage
In Moscow Jan 11 Stefanov the Russian actor famed for Rasputin in The Intrigues of the Empress at the Korsch theatre tore off his wig and shouted a church liturgy during a murder scene. The audience believed it part of the play and curtain fell early. Stefanov was sent to a psychopathic hospital.
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Moscow
Rasputin
Nicholas
Stefanov
Korsch
Floods and Cold Ravage Mexico City Since January
Mexico City reports great suffering across the country from floods followed by an abnormal cold snap. Burango and Nayarit floods wipe out towns, toll near 300 lives. Communications down, walls of water hit Indian villages, rainfall 35 inches. Cold wave reaches tropical belts, temps below freezing in high altitudes. Barefoot natives die from exposure as crops are destroyed and food costs rise.
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Mexico City
Mexico
Burango
Nayarit
Crane Joins Cincinnati Civil Service Commission
Richard T. Crane president of Fenwick club board and prominent Catholic leader in Cincinnati agreed to join the city civil service commission, succeeding Andrew H. Foppe. Crane was named a knight commander of the order of St. Gregory by Pope Pius XI on Archbishop Moeller’s recommendation.
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Cincinnati
Richard T. Crane
Fenwick Club of
Children barred from Birmingham radio concert
In Birmingham England local educational authorities forbid children under 12 from taking part in a broadcast concert. Children aged 12 to 11 are allowed to perform until 9 15 p m.
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Birmingham
Eng
Garden Village Planned by Critta’ Manufacturing in England
The Critta’ Manufacturing company buys 190 acres near Garden Village Witham to build a garden village for its employees. The move signals a major company expansion and a new housing plan to accommodate workers.
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Witham
Eng
Critta’! Manufacturing Company
Government cost to govern the United States tops nine billion
The article notes that in the previous year Americans spent about 9 billion dollars to govern themselves. It reflects national, state and local government costs across the United States and highlights the scale of fiscal engagement in public administration.
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Washington
United States
Federal suit to curb Akron blind pigs and roadhouses
Cleveland dispatch reports Assistant U S Attorney Howell Leuck will file padlock proceedings in federal court against fifteen illegal poker dens and taverns in and around Akron. The actions target unlawful gambling and liquor operations as part of enforcement.
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Cleveland
Akron
United States
Howell Leuck
Lavoptik Eye Wash Promises Bright Healthy Eyes
Advertisement notes Lavoptik eye wash keeps eyes healthy and sparkling. Claims contain camphor witch hazel mixed with the solution and offers a free eye cup. Gibson's Pharmacy located at 7 North Court Street.
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Gibson's Pharmacy
N. Court &T
Bitter religious split rocks Church of England in Bristol
In Bristol on January 11 a bitter feud within the Church of England erupts after Rev F E Barnes bishop of Birmingham condemns Anglo-Catholic ritual. Fourteen clergy refuse to comply with his order to end Adoration of the Sacrament, threatening court action and charges of heresy against the bishop. The controversy is linked to the earlier fire at St Michael's Church, amid fears of a wider rift.
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Bristol
England
Church of St. Michael
Church of England
FE. W. Barnes
Birmingham
Church Council
Missing Coronda Located Off Turk's Island
The steam ship Coronda with 160 passengers on a Liverpool to Jamaica voyage was found after being reported missing last week. A Tropical radio station message said the vessel passed Turk's Island in the West Indies, confirming it was off course. An English lord and a lady were aboard.
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Boston
Coronda
Liverpool
Jamaica
Turk’s Island
West Indies
Moral forces needed first for disarmament talks
Brussels reports Foreign Minister Vandervelde stating that moral displacement must lead the League of Nations disarmament conferences. He warns that disarmament without reducing potential war forces is a deception, and Belgium will present policy at the Geneva preliminary conference in February.
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Brussels
League of Nations
Vanderviede
Geneva
M. Vandervelde
County Primary Teachers Meet at Ohio University
An Athens county meeting of primary teachers was held Saturday afternoon at Ohio University under Miss Peyton assistant county superintendent. A display of January schoolroom interior decorations by Misses Simmons Whitmore and Cox and seat work by Misses Sands Daugherty and Stevens drew attention. A general discussion on phonics followed with methods introduced to improve penmanship in the schools.
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Athens County
Ohio University
Miss Peyton
Second Star Number Appears in Licensing Debate
Harry Townsend reports from Athens about Jeffries Manufacturing Columbus. Editor Harris holds a Star 48 auto license from July and a Star 58 license from December 6. Townsend suggests the Star idea aimed to secure a license over a million for a Ford to obstruct highways, but notes only ten stars issued in five months, implying limited popularity.
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Harry Townsend
Athens
Jeffries Manufacturing Company
Columbus
Harris
Townsend
Maryland’s Champion Whittler Edges Craft Violin From Matches
John Shields, renowned Maryland champion whittler, crafted a violin entirely from matchsticks, showcasing exceptional skill and precision in miniature luthiery.
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John Shields
Maryland
Whittler
Sc A R installs year's officers
Columbus Golden Post of the G A R met Saturday afternoon in the post room at the Armory and installed the following officers for the ensuing year Post Commander A J Learned Millfield senior vice commander J W Dillinger junior vice commander Thomas Porter chaplain J I Pickering officer of
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Columbus
Day of the Guard Officers Named in Record
The day lists F. M. Tippie as officer of the guard John Tippie as quarter master Jacob Glenn as adjutant captain J. B. Allen in the order.
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F. M. Tippie
John Tippie
Jacob Glenn
J. B. Allen
Soviet Declines League Geneva Arms Conference Invite
Moscow said Russia has not accepted the League of Nations invitation to attend the arms conference in Geneva in an official denial issued tonight.
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Moscow
Russia
League of Nations
Geneva
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