Oldest Legion Auxiliary Member Honored at Installation
Logan unit of the American Legion auxiliary installed officers at the post rooms with Fred Hoopes as installing officer. Ruth Robison, age eighty two, celebrated as the unit’s oldest member and its chaplain, while guests marked her birthday with a cake and social hour.
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Logan
Auxiliary
American Legion
Fred Hoopes
Hoopes
Legion
C. F. Lauer
Ruth Robison
Legionnaires
Gold Star Mothers
Robison
Legion Auxiliary
Ohio
Death not end contract in child support case ruling
Judge Worster ruled that a support contract remains binding despite a father's death. Ola Johnston challenged Fred Lutz as administrator of John L. Defenbaugh's estate for two quarterly payments totaling 48 dollars. The demurrer was overruled and the estate remains obligated to fulfill the agreement.
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Worstell
Death of Arthur Crabl Assistant to Hocking Valley chief engineer
Arthur Crabl died at his Logan home at midnight Sunday. He served seventeen years as assistant to the chief engineer of the Hocking Valley railway and was once a Logan resident. He was a member of Mingo Lodge No 171 F and A M during his Logan years.
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Logan
Columbus
Arthur Crabl
Hocking Valley Railway
Crabl
Mingo Lodge No
Logan Legion to Sponsor Neapolitan Serenaders Concert
Logan Jan 13 The Logan Post of the American Legion will prevent the Neapolitan Serenaders in concert at the Logan high school auditorium on January 20. This is the second number of the Lyceum course sponsored by the local post this winter.
Eminent Logan Woman Mary Ferguson Dies at 86
Mrs. Mary P. Ferguson 86 widow of Nathan Ferguson died at her North Mulberry home Tuesday after years of ill health. A Washington township transplant of over twenty years she lived with her daughter Laura Ferguson and attended First Methodist church. Funeral plans pending with Harden Co. and services to be at the Methodist church with burial in Hesboro family lot.
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Logan
Mary Ferguson
Mary P. Ferguson
Nathan Ferguson
North Mulberry Street
Guson
First Methodist Church
Methodist Church
Hesboro
Harden Company
Change of funeral location for Judge Pettit
Logan Jan 13 a new plan moves the funeral service for Judge E O Pettit from the Pettit home to the Presbyterian church to allow more friends to attend. The service remains set for 2 o'clock Thursday afternoon with no change in day or hour.
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Logan
E. O. Pettit
Marriage Licenses Granted for Fred Bruce and Lelia Heinlein
Fred David Bruce 27 a nurse of Earl Arkansas and Lelia Irene Heinlein 23 a nurse of Washington township obtained marriage licenses, listing both as applicants.
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Fred David Bruce
Earl Arkansas
Lelia Irene Heinlein
Washington Township
Claim Receipt For Car Faked In Johnson Case
Howard Johnson jailed on grand jury charge of auto theft claims he bought the car for 300 dollars. He presents a receipt signed by Sam Davis dated December 13, 1925, but officials find the receipt was forged by a C. and O. railroad worker and signed by the accused's sister, with the operator to gain 25 dollars.
Quick partition case settled in Logan court
A partition suit in Common Pleas court was settled rapidly after attorney Wright filed the petition on January 8. The writ was issued and returned January 11, one party chose to take the property at appraised price, and the case closed the same day with a sale at about $2200.
Police Called To Shoot A Bull In Falls Township
Traffic officer Joe Farbearn reported to the Falls township farm of Samuel Lenz in western Falls to handle a situation involving a bull. He performed duties beyond enforcing traffic rules in Hocking County.
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Logan
Joe Farbearn
Hocking County
Samuel Lenz
Falls Township
Bullfight Ends With 1800-Pound Bull Shot by Sharpshooter
A responder arrived to handle an urgent call and found the need to shoot an enraged 1800 pound bull. The act was carried out using a 401 Winchester automatic rifle.
Italian Chamber Passes Mussolini Dictatorship Bills
NAUEN The Italian Chamber has approved Premier Mussolini's measures mandating life imprisonment for anyone plotting against the life of the Fascist Duce.
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Nauen
Mussolini
Duce
O. U. Grad Speaks by Radio on Astronomy Topics
Oscar Lee Dustheimer a Baldwin Wallace college astronomy professor will broadcast a series of talks over WEAR Cleveland. Topics include A Perpetual Calendar Venus As an Abode of Life and Habitability of Mars. The Calendar talk is set for January 22 at 7 45 p m EST. Dustheimer is an Ohio University graduate from 1913 and he married Edna Cline of Albany.
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Oscar Lee Dustheimer
Baldwin Wallace College
Berea
Ohio
Wear Cleveland
Venus
Mars
Dustheimer
Ohio University
Edna Cline
Albany
Coolville Sleighing Party Brings Local Folk Together
In Coolville on January 13 residents take to sleigh rides after a recent snowfall. Mr and Mrs Frank Caldwell of Tick Ridge hosted a hearty old fashioned sleighing party for local residents, including guests Pedro and others.
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Coolville
Frank Caldwell
Tick Ridge
Pedro
Dinner at 6 Oclock at Athens Presbyterian
Those attending the meeting of the Athens Presbyterian brotherhood tomorrow evening are urged to be at the church by 5 50 to permit dinner at 6 00. Dr Rittenhouse will leave for Columbus by the last bus after speaking. Dinner will be served by Mrs Haffey s Division of the Friendly Society.
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Athens Presbyterian Brotherhood
Rittenhouse
Columbus
Bus Driver Charles Elben Arrested on Parking Charge
Bus driver Charles Elben was arrested by city officers on a double parking charge. He pleaded not guilty and was released on a 100 dollar bond for court on Friday.
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Charles Elben
House Committee to Discuss Building of Huge Dirigible
Washington January 12 A House naval affairs hearing on authorization for a giant dirigible three and a half times Shenandoah size is set to begin tomorrow Rep Thomas S Butler chairman says the measure aims to reveal facts and assess military value The proposed airliner would be the world's largest and cost about 5 million dollars Butler admits limited knowledge but wants Navy input on dirigibles
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Washington
House
Naval Affairs Committees
Thomas S. Butler
Pennsylvania
Butler
Mussolini Moves To Enforce Law Against Masonry
Rome January 13 Premier Mussolini has begun enforcement of the law against Masonry after Parliament passed it last November. He acts as minister of justice and signals the start of government action against Masonic organizations.
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Rome
C. P.d
Mussolini
Government orders loyalty declarations on Masonry ties
In wartime measures the Navy and Aeronautics ministeries require all officers and government employees to declare whether they have been Masonry members and how they ceased or if they still are, whether they wish to continue. Answers go in sealed envelopes to the ministry, which relies on officers' honesty.
Woman Admires Pipe Smoking Before Marrying Pipe Enthusiast
A woman who once admired pipe smoking ends her stance after marrying a man who smokes a pipe. The couple’s life together centers on shared habits and social scenes surrounding the habit.
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Hall Chapman
Sam Marshall
K. M. Barth
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Mame Hoobiler
Phons McBee
Florien Frame
Defenbaugh Estate
Columbia
Tery
Mance
International News
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Ccoolville
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