Frank Shaw celebrates birthday with family dinner
Jan 18 Frank Shaw r reached his birthday with a home dinner on West Street. Immediate family and a few guests attended. Mrs Shaw planned the anniversary event. Shaw, city weighmaster for eight years, worked through noon before receiving gifts. His fiftieth wedding anniversary will be April 22. Members present included Mr and Mrs Harry Shaw and families, Mr and Mrs John Shaw, Logan, Noah Travis and family of Columbus, Homer and Les Floyd of Logan.
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Frank Shaw
West Street
Imediate
7 Hall
Fam
Harry Shaw
John Shaw
Famly
Logan
Noah Travis
Columbus
Homer
Les Floyd
Library Closure and Court Proceedings Reported in Logan
Logan January 18 A city hall housing reorganization leads to the School District Library closing for several days with passages altered and staff offices moved The city auditor and City Council rooms are repurposed as a junior reading room while wall repapering and carpentry proceed Also in Logan several witnesses testified in the case of Walk et al versus Sloan et al to challenge Emma Dupler s will Good Hope Township with a jury expected later Friday the proceedings are noted as the longest civil case in recent years in the local Common Pleas Court
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Logan
Pro
City
City Auditor
City Auditor's
City l
Service
F. W. Walket
P. D. Sloan
Emma Dupler
Good Hope Township
Com- Pleas Court
Iarge Harley M. Whitcraft
Three Ward Township Residents Arrested in Copper Wire Thefts
In Logan on January 18, affidavits were filed against Jay Chute, Mrs. Alta Windle, and Edward Windle in Magistrate Miller and Brights court. Chute admitted guilt and aided the investigation leading to arrests for thefts at the Phoenix Coal Company mine in Snake Hollow. Bonds set at $1000 for Mr and Mrs Windle. Dr C E Dew, owner in part of the Phoenix mine, aided the inquiry.
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Windle
Chute
Farbearn
Bond
Red Men consider new tribes in Hocking County
Hocking County may gain new chapters of the Improved Order of Red Men as state officials plan expansion. Existing tribes are in Rockbridge Murray City South Bloomingville and Gibisonville with Logan Laurelville Haydenville Carbon Hill and Union Furnace named as possible sites.
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Logan
Hocking County
Order of
Red Men
Rockpeidge
Murray City
South Bloomingville
Gibisonville
Laurelville
Haydenville
Carbon Hill
Union Furnace
Kiwanis Event Features Paul Brown Rotary Players
Logan Kiwanis Club enjoyed a program by the Paul Brown Rotary players at the Easterling Club meeting. The show included dancing singing and other musical numbers with several guests in attendance.
Logan Briefs On Funeral Visits And Travel Plans
Mrs Tom Pargeon of Shawnee attended the funeral of Mrs George Stailsmith in Logan on Wednesday and met with Mrs Ray Goodlve. Mr and Mrs I L Gage of Logan plan to Florida for the winter. Mr and Mrs Charlies Fracker of Cleveland visited Logan early this week. Mrs James Davidson of Columbus is in Logan to visit her parents, Mr and Mrs Robert Pargeon. Mr and Mrs Arlie Stalismith of Pittsburgh and Lewis and Joseph Stallsmith of Columbus were in Logan for Mrs Stallsmiths funeral.
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Logan
Tom Pargeon
Shawnee
George Stailsmith
City
Ray Goodlve
I. L. Gage
Florida
Charlies Fracker
Cleveland
James Davidson
Columbus
Robert Pargeon
Arlie Stalismith
Pittsburgh
Lewis and Joseph Stallsmith
George Stallsmith
Mary Anna Brown 66 Died in Logan Home
Mary Anna Brown wife of Isaac Brown of East Second Street died at 2 30 p m Wednesday from heart trouble after years of illness. Survived by son William Brown in Akron and daughter Blanche Brown at home. Funeral 10 30 a m Saturday at home with Rev E H Dailey officiating. Burial in Oak Grove cemetery. Harley Bungard charged with intoxication arrested Tuesday by Deputy Hammond. arraignment before Magistrate Miller. Mrs Jane Adcock of North Mulberry Street reported as ill.
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Logan
Harley Bungard
L. F. Hammond
J. P. Miller
Let ter Golf puzzle answer set SOAP SOAR SEAR SEAS SEES SUES BUDS
A concise list presents the Let ter Golf puzzle solution sequence: SOAP SOAR SEAR SEAS SEES SUES BUDS. The words form a chain of five letter terms linked by shared letters. No further narrative details accompany the compact answer.
Akron Defeats Oberlin 61 to 11 in Nineteenth Century Match
Akron outclassed Oberlin with a lopsided 61 to 11 victory. The halftime score stood 26 to 0 as Oberlin struggled on the court.
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Akron
Jan
Oberlin
Eight hundred four arrests in two year term
Logan January report shows Sheriff W R Lloyd and deputies logging 804 arrests in the first two year term. Convictions reached 672 with fines totaling 38005 dollars and costs 5376 dollars. Additional juror and witness fees plus civil fees are itemized in the sheriff's office report.
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Sheriff's Office
Mrs Theo Pickering Funeral on Sunday
Mrs Theo Pickering widow of Theodore M Pickering died Thursday noon. Born in Athens March 9, 1853 she lived there all her life. Survived by daughter Nelle Pickering a Latin teacher at Athens High School. two sisters Mrs Clint Carr and Mrs Alex Cochran. brother Frank White. Funeral at 2 p m Sunday at her Lancaster and Second Streets home. Burial in West Union Street Cemetery.
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Charlotte White Pickering
Theodore M. Pickering
Robert
Mary Etherington White
Pioner
Athens
Nelle Pickering
Clint Carr
Alex Cochran
Frank White
Angell Ridge
Lancaster
Second Streets
West Union Street
Society Man in Gun Battle With Police
W Griffith Gribbel, prominent sort man, was in serious condition after a gun battle with police in his Chestnut Hill home. An inspector was killed and a police chauffeur wounded. Gribbel, shot three times, had been treated in a New York sanitarium for nervous disorders linked to his World War experiences.
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Philadelphia
W. Griffith Gribbel
Gribbel
Chestnut Hill
New York
Athens adopts new phone system eliminating private exchanges
The Athens telephone system debuted for the first time, removing six of twelve private exchanges in the city. The McBee Bindery now uses 19 private lines for all departments, while firms like The Athens Messenger, Athens Ice and Storage, F. C. Stedman, C. D. Shafer, and Bardin Brothers added multiple lines. Old exchanges at Athens National Bank and others will be eliminated this spring. New directories began distribution for six months, with about 100 new names added.
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Athens
C. L. Jones
Athens Home TelePhone Company
McBee Bindery
Athens Messenger
Athens Ice and Storage Company
F. C. Stedman Company
C. D. Shafer Company
Bardin Brothers
Athens National Bank
Cline Ice Cream Company
D. Zenner Company
Southern Electric Company
Ray- Gio Corporation
Automatic phone service extends to Hebbardsville district
Mr Jones announced improvements in the past months include automatic phones in the Hebbardsville district seven and a half miles from Athens. Residents now have Athens dial service and other districts will be equipped soon.
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Hebbardsville
Athens
Jones
Prep Follies of 1929 staged at Ohio University auditorium
The third annual Prep Follies will be presented at 8 oclock tonight in Ewing Hall auditorium. No tickets or reserved seats. door sales only. Seven skits by Alpha Sigma Alpha Phi Mu Pi Kappa Sigma Pi Beta Phi Alpha Delta Pi Theta Phi Alpha Chi Omega and Chi Omega. Dress rehearsal Wednesday night suggested a successful show.
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Ohio University
Ewing Hall
Alpha Sigma Alpha
Phi ‘Mu
Pi Kappa Sigma
Pi Beta Phi
Alpha Delta Pi
Theta Phi Alpha
Chi Omega
Flu milder this year than 1918 warns health officials
Health authorities urge early treatment of any cold to prevent bronchitis or pneumonia as influenza runs milder than 1918. Vicks VapoRub sees a phenomenal demand with 375,000 jars produced daily, reflecting its continued use as a preventive.
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Vicks
Vicks Laboratories
Smith Elected to Board of County Trust Company
Fred E. Smith former New York governor and potential candidate joins the board of County Trust Company. Directors include John J. Raskob chairman of the Democratic National Committee and William F. Kenny a major Smith fund contributor.
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New York
U.P
Afred E. Smith
County Trust Company
John J. Raskoh
William F. Kenny
Smith
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Joe Farbeann
Lodge
the Bantom Cowboy
Mary Annabelle Brown
Isaac Brown
Bungard
Jane Adcock
North Mulberry Street
Thrift
United States
W. R. Lloyd
Theo Pickering
Society
Chauncey K
P. Hall
Lillian Gish
Lars Hanson
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
The
Ken Maynard
Pathe
Lupino Lane
Lois Moran
George O'Brien
Clara Bow
Wicks Laboratories
Dite Logan
Ohio
Bank
D. Zenner Co
B & B Book Store
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