Logan Council to Advertise for FiveYear Light Contract Bids
Logan Ohio council in special session authorized the service director to advertise for bids on a five year city light contract. The move accompanies talks with Ohio Power Co to create a modified deal aimed at lowering lighting costs to fit a city income limited to about 6000 dollars annually. Specifications allow candle power reductions as needed. The Ohio Power Co contract has five years remaining with prior rate cuts reducing revenue. further reductions are deemed necessary.
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Logan
Ohio Power Company
Buchtel Man Escapes Howing County Jail Again
Logan January 19 Clarence Christy of Buchtel escaped the Howing County Jail on Tuesday afternoon. He freed himself by fashioning a key and breaking a second floor corridor lock. This marks at least his second escape, the first occurring in 1981 while he was a courthouse trusty.
Local Drug Claim Promises Money Back for Testimonial
An ad urges readers to take 664 Liquid or Tablets and place 664 balls in the nostrils each morning until March 1, 1933. If a wick is earned during the period, the druggist will refund the purchase price. Readers are instructed to send testimonials to the advertiser.
Mayor Brings Liquor Transport Case to Court
Two weeks ago Mayor Elias Bright faced charges for transporting liquor. He also was fined $190 and costs for driving while intoxicated. The DWI fine was paid, but he was committed to jail in lieu of the remaining fine.
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Elias Bright
Fox Takes Chickens Brother Admits Stealing Chickens
Theft of three chickens from Doc Fox's poultry lot at Mound Crossing was solved by Sheriff Ellinger and Deputy Spannow. Wilbur Fox, brother of the owner, admitted taking the birds and was ordered to report for arraignment.
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Logan
Doc Fox
Mound Crossing
Sol Ellinger
Stanley Spannow
Wilbur Fox
Scout Talks and Hike Highlight Troop 153 Meeting
Scoutmaster George E. Dix led Troop 153 in Logan this week with talks on first aid, a 14 mile hike, and fires. Patrol Leaders Scheets and Sparnow explained merit badges as the group shared experiences and planning. Also in Logan Irma Powers hosted the Merry Makers Club for bridge with Mrs. Tschap pat and Miss Shriner high scorers.
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Logan
George E. Dix
Laurelville
Ramon Smith
Spencer
Sparnow
Army cooks serve old fashioned stew at Logan Legion post
Logan Jan 19 The Logan Post American Legion held a supper with 75 former service members as Jess Columber and Tom Geslin led preparations. The post decided to keep their current room if a suitable lease is reachable. Membership reached 139, a minstrel show is planned with the Legion Band in new uniforms. 31 uniforms ordered. Lawrence Keeton and Christine Anderson, both in their early twenties, were noted with magistrate C T Stephenson officiating.
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Logan
Logan Post
American Legion
Jess Columber
Tom Geslin
M. G Harbaugh
Legion
Presbyterian Judge Whitcraft to Speak in Zanesville
Logan area notes state Judge Harley M. Whitcraft will travel to Zanesville tonight to address the Brotherhood of the Presbyterian Church on Respect for and Obedience to Law. He will be accompanied by Forest E. Weinrich.
Arraignment Day Set in Common Pleas Court
Logan officials report Friday arraignments in Common Pleas Court led by Judge Harley M. Whitcraft. Four persons were indicted by the grand jury this week, with one individual facing two indictments.
Steubenville Man Sought on Bad Check Charge After Jail Release
W M Gerke of Steubenville was released from Logan county jail Tuesday and then arrested by Jackson County officers on an outstanding bad check charge. Grand jury had met Monday to consider his case. He allegedly passed bad checks to two local produce dealers.
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Logan
W. M. Gerke
Steubenville
Jackson County
Gerke
Books Are Needed at Logan Public Library
Logan public library trustees appeal for donated books due to funding gaps and rising demand from unemployment. Students will solicit households for donations, supporting the library until funds resume purchases.
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Logan Public Library
Logan
Vocational School Opened at Local Shoe Plant
Logan sees a part time vocational trade school opened at the Cincinnati Shoe Company plant through city state and federal cooperation. The program teaches the shoe trade to workers allowing them to earn while learning and to adopt new methods. Seventeen girls are enrolled in the fitting room program as the factory employs 268 people and expands to handle higher business.
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Logan
Logan man held on non support charge
Paul Pickett of Logan was taken into custody by Sheriff Sol Ellinger and Athens County officers and returned to Athens County on a non support charge.
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Logan
Paul Pickett
Sol Ellinger
Athens County
Japs Plan Early War Games In Pacific Region
Tokyo dispatch says the Japanese Grand Fleet will hold maneuvers earlier than usual, likely in August instead of October, amid questions in a Geneva mandate report about alleged bases on the Marshall and Caroline Islands. The admiralty denies violations and cites commercial harbor work.
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Admiralty
League of Nations Mandates Commission
Geneva
Japan
Ministry of Colonies
Millionaire James Stillman Faces $1 Million Suit
New York January 19 James F Stillman the former banker who sparked a four year divorce saga faces a $1 000 000 alienation of affections suit filed by Luc Rochefort once a mayoral candidate in Montreal Rochefort seeks damages claiming romantic interference by Stillman and the former Mrs Anne Stillman.
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New York
James F. Stillman
Anne Stillman
Luc Rochefort
Montreal
Carrollton Harness Meets Planned at Fairgrounds
Carrollton announces two harness racing meetings at the Fairgrounds track this year with dates in May and July 4 and 5. E. B. Dilley of Mineral City is named president of the Carroll Driving Club.
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Carroll Driving Club
Fairgrounds
Dilley
Mineral City
Racketeering warfare hits Cleveland area with arson and vandalism
An east side poultry house was bombed and a barber shop window broken in Cleveland amid alleged renewed racketeering warfare. Police say the incidents are connected to ongoing criminal clashes flaring in recent weeks.
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Cleveland
East Side
Athens Council to Hear Budget Report Next Monday
The Athens City Council will meet at City Hall next Monday night to review the annual appropriation ordinance. The Finance Committee will present a report on a version of city operating expenses prepared for the meeting.
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Athens City Council
Finance Committee
Mass Deportation Moves 45,000 Kuban Cossacks to Far North
Moscow reports that the entire population of three Kuban Cossack settlements totaling 45,000 people was exiled to the far north as part of the government plan to shift populations for industrialization. The action marks a major punitive relocation amid slow grain collections.
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Moscow
Kuban
Far
Rostov
Composer To Marry Chicago Society Leader
A composer and pianist plans marriage to a Chicago society leader. The couple will wed Mrs. Ellen and Mrs. Edith Rocke-s.
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Ellen
Edith Rocke
Man in the Green Shirt to be staged at Little Kyger Grange Hall
Cheshire reports a community week with events at Littl Kyger Grange Hall. Plans for a Friday Feb 3 performance of Man in the Green Shirt are announced. Local social notes include visits, birthdays, weekend trips, and a Ladies Aid meeting set for Jan 26.
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Littl Kyger Grange Hall
Davison
Eleanor Davison
Lee Kennedy
Patricia Ann
Middleport
Lee Roush
Ralph Davison
South Webster
A. Davison
Nogh Haskins
Wesley Ely
Gordon
Harry Clark
New Comfort for Those Who Wear False Teeth
An ad promotes Fasteeth powder to securely hold denture plates with no gummy taste. It claims improved comfort and deodorizing effects. Available at Quick's Cut Rate or any druggist.
Kojene Antiseptic Promises Quick Sore Throat Relief
An advertisement touts Kojene as a fast acting throat antiseptic. It claims relief within hours after gargling and a money back guarantee if customers are unsatisfied. The copy urges immediate purchase at local drugstores.
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Quick
Ady
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