School Leaders Hold Meeting on Report Cards and Tournament
Bogan Jan 16 High school crest of Ing County rural districts met at a superintendent's office to decide on simplifying report cards and adjusting the inter high school lyceum course. The county basketball tournament is set for Feb 22–23 at Haydenville with ten boys teams and eight girls teams. Potts Jewett and Davis help coordinate changes and allocations.
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Bogan
Ing County
Paul A. Potts
Laurel Ville
Hill Jewett
Carbon Hill
Orville Davis
Union Furnace
Tiness
Haydenville
H. H. Sands
Lewis Ingram
Ste
Potts
Laurelville
Jewett
Davis
C. F. Kreider
Marion
Sands
Will H. Barton
South Bloomingville
Raymond Skinner
South Perry
Marcus Miller
Rockbridge
H. Dillon
Ilesboro
Richard Coleman
Murray City
Robert Barton
Gibisonville
J. W. Coleman
Driver Fined for Driving Without Lights
Logan judge fined W T Reese of Bremen for driving without displaying proper lights. Traffic Officer Joe Arbeann, who has tagged drivers lacking required lights, reports several arrests in two weeks and promises more follow ups as he seeks to stop the practice.
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Logan
W. T. Reese
Bremen
A. M. Ellin
Joe Arbeann
Logan Briefs Local Visitors and Illness Traces
Samuel McLain of Lancaster visited Logan on business Monday and Tuesday. Jacob St Clair of Johnstown Pa came to Logan Tuesday for the death of his niece Mrs George Stallsmith and stayed with Frank St Clair. Alice McFadden returned to Columbus after visiting Logan relatives. ZL C Daugherty of South Bloomingville and Doctor Dew of Nelsonville were in Logan Tuesday on business.
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Logan
Samuel McLain
Lancaster
Jacob St. Clair
Johnstown
George Stallsmith
Frank St. Clair
Alice McFadden
Columbus
James Allen
ZL. C. Daugherty
South Bloomingville
Doctor Dew
Nelsonville
Death of Mrs Julia Eastman 71 in Logan
Mrs Julia Eastman widow of Samuel Eastman dies at 71 in Logan after a short illness lasting three weeks. She leaves two sons George and Frank Eastman and two daughters Mrs Barbara Deible and Ida Eastman all of Logan. Funeral services set for 8 p m Thursday at the Is company chapel with Lawrence Souders in charge. Burial in Oak Grove Cemetery.
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Logan
Julia Eastman
Samuel Eastman
Foch Reaches Critical Stage in Paris
Paris reports Marshal Foch in critical condition as doctors Heitzboyer and Daveniere attend him at his bedside after heart attacks and uraemia. Six physicians were on call, with urgent summons issued at 11 am.
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Paris
Marshal Foch
Sage and Sulphur Hair Restorer Promises Quick Color Return
A vintage advertisement touts a gray hair restorer made from garden sage and sulfur. It claims immediate whitening coverage and lasting color with a ready-made brew named Wryeth's Sage & Sulphur, sold for seven and a half cents a bottle at druggists. Users are told to apply with a comb or brush for best results.
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Teddy
Wryeth
Logan Shoe Firm Accepts Proposition for Expansion
Cincinnati officials report Julian and Kokenge accepted a proposal to expand the Logan shoe factory. If completed, the plant would add about 2000 pairs daily output and raise payroll by roughly $200,000 annually, boosting production to twice former levels.
Odd probationary terms set for trio in larceny case
Logan January 16 Judge A M Ellinger imposed unique sentences on George Swackhammer Melvin Dumm and Ray Herron Laurelville after they pled guilty to petit larceny. Swackhammer and Dumm receive fines 75 and 60 dollars 30 days in jail with 20 days suspended and school attendance rules apply. Herron gets 100 dollars fine 30 days jail with 20 days to be served continuously. All three must remain at home except with parents or immediate family until spring. They were arrested for stealing meat lard and chickens from Melvin Dummy senior's home.
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Dumm
Herron
Swackhammer
Laurelville
Melvin Dummy
Joe Farbearn
L. F. Hammond
Funeral for Miss Emma Baird in Logan
Emma Baird 73, of Columbus, died in Columbus last Thursday. Her funeral was held Saturday at Oak Grove Cemetery with Rev. James R. Fields of Logan officiating. She was the daughter of Milton and Mrs. Baird, a niece of Comrade James Allen, and survived by Amos Baird Lorn Baird and Alice McFadden.
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Logan
Emma Baird
Columbus
Oak Grove
James R. Fields
Baird
Milton Baird
James Allen
East Second Street
Amos Baird
Lorn Baird
Alice McFadden
Naming the Army’s Endurance Plane the Question Mark
Mrs Ira S Eaker wife of Captain Eaker second in command of the famed endurance flight poses with the fragile aircraft tag at their Washington home. The article notes the public suggestion to name the craft the Question Mark and follows the historic flight news.
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Ira S. Eaker
Army
Christener
Captain Eaker
Washington
Jay Chute Confesses In Copper Wire Theft Case
Logan officers say Jay Chute of Ward Township confessed involvement in stealing copper wire from the Phoenix Coal mine in Snake Hollow. Chute and Mr and Mrs Edward Windle were arrested Sunday by Deputy Sheriffs Joe Farbearn and Charles Briley. About 300 pounds of wire were removed from the mine between Christmas and January 10. Affidavits will be prepared and the trio will be arraigned within a day or two.
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Logan
Jay Chute
Ward Township
Pheonix
Snake Hollow
Chute
Edward Windle
Joe Farbearn
Charles Briley
Marietta to Have Talking Pictures at Hippodrome
Marietta theatregoers will soon see sound movies. Beginning February 18 the Hippodrome will show talking and synchronized pictures while work to install RCA photophone equipment proceeds. A five engineer crew will supervise, with total cost exceeding $18,000.
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Marietta
Marietta Theatre
Hippodrome Theatre
Harry Rees
Radio Corporation of America
Last Car Runs From Newark to Columbus
The Columbus Division of the Southern Ohio Public Service Co ceased operations at 12:52 a.m. Wednesday when the last car arrived in Newark from Columbus. The Zanesville division will cease February 15. The line, purchased by American Gas and Electric Co, was once the Columbus Buckeye Lake and Newark road and absorbed the Newark and Granville line in 1902, one of the earliest electric interurban lines in the United States.
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Columbus
Southern Ohio Public Service Co
Ohio Electric Line
Newark
Zanesville
American Gas and Electric Company
Columbus, Buckeye Lake and
Newark Road
Newark and
Granville
United States
Richmond
Mansfield, O
Birger gang members receive life terms plus 114 years
Four former Birger gang members from southern Illinois are sentenced to life imprisonment plus 114 years each for murder. They become eligible for parole in 58 years. Each must also serve five days in solitary confinement annually starting on the anniversary of the crime. Art Newman and Leslie Simpson are pictured.
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Birger
Illinois
Art Newman
Jop
Leslie Simpson
Red Cross Roll Call Surpasses Thousand Dollar Mark
The annual Red Cross Roll Call in the men's division has raised 1200 dollars, with final totals expected to be higher once all reports are in. Illness hindered women workers, but preliminary results are due by Thursday and a goal of 3500 dollars appears reachable. Follow-up canvassing will target residents missed in the first wave.
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Red Cross
R. W. Finsterwald
Mr. Finsterwald
Finsterwald
Aigler to Sponsor Bill to Oust Peace Law
Senator Allen G. Aigler of Bellevue will sponsor a bill to repeal the Peace Law and its statutes. If repealed, utilities could not collect higher rates before PUC approval by posting a bond for repayment. The move aims to restore a system where tariffs are approved before increases take effect.
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Columbus
U.P
Allen G. Aigiler
Bellevue
Senate
Public Utilities Commission
British Debaters Open View on American College Life
Nancy Samuel and Leonora LockhartBritish aristocracy daughters compare American colleges unfavorably to English ones saying Americans study less, pursue utilitarian goals, and engage more socially. Their three month tour included debates with U S and European teams as the first British women’s squad to visit America.
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NEA Service
New York
England
Nancy Samuel
Leonora W. Lockhart
Nancy
Leonora
National Union of Students of
England and Wales
America
Boy Burned to Death in Perry County Fire
Four year old William Harlan son of Mr and Mrs Richard Harlan died in a house fire that destroyed the Harlan home near Somerset in Perry County ohio. The family were noted farmers in the area.
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New Lexington
William
Richard Harlan
Perry County
Harlan
Somerset
Here
Flu Milder Than in 1918 but Vicks Sets New Record
Health officials urge treating even minor colds to prevent bronchitis or pneumonia as the 1918 flu caution returns. The Vicks VapoRub demand surges with Vicks laboratories working around the clock to meet the 375,000 unit daily production attributed to its preventive use.
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Vicks
Vicks Laboratories
Double Blax In Mine Hurts Eight Miners
Eight miners were injured in a mining disaster at the Continental Coal Company mine near Riveraville West Virginia. Firefighters and workers battled an explosion sparked by an open lamp in an abandoned section as two blasts tore through the mine yesterday.
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Fairmont
W. Va
U.P
Continental Coal Company
Riveraville
Steve H Derson
Golf puzzle answer sequence linked to today’s la ter theme
The note gives a word ladder or sequence POOR BOOR BOOT BOLT BEST BEST as the solution path to a golf themed puzzle dated today. It highlights a progression of rhymes or letter changes without additional context or names.
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Boor
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