Criminal cases set for hearing in Hiotking court docket
Hamilton County Common Pleas in Slogan reports a busy docket next week. Oliver Lutz faces larceny hearing Tuesday, James Roe and Frank Ewing Barber other indictments Wednesday, and William Carmon heads manslaughter trial January 24 with Forest Weinrich and L G Silbaugh as defense. Ray Featheroff charged with first degree murder to be arraigned after.
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Common Pleas Court
Tral
Harley M. Whitcraft
Oliver Lutz
Jarceny
James Roe
Frank Ewing Barber
William Carmon
Lancaster
New Straitsville Road
George Ford
Ean
Forest Weinrich
Logan
L . G. Silbaugh
Carmon
Phil A. Benderson
Lst
Ala Lutz
Whitcraft
Ray Featheroff
Jacob Konchler
State Scholarship Contest for Ohio Schools in March
A state wide scholarship contest for Ohio schools will be held in March with classes A and B by enrollment. Athens County principals will decide on entry next week. District meets occur March 1 for B and March 15 for districts. final state contest at Ohio State University during April 4 5 6.
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Ohio
Athens County
HT R McVay
Ohio University
Ohio State University
Kent State College
Bowling Green State College
Ohio State
Columbus
Puzzle Answer Reveals Letter Golf Chain
The solution lists a chain of words CLAY PLAY PLAT PEAT PENT PINT PINE PIPE. The sequence shows successive letter changes from C to P forming a word ladder style puzzle result.
Logan Youth Named House Page in Columbus
Kenneth Fitzgerald of Logan has been appointed as a page in the House of Representatives in Columbus. The appointment was arranged by Hocking County Representative L. Mooney with local committee support. Fitzgerald is a Logan High School graduate and a student at Office Training School in Columbus, well known and favored by friends.
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Logan
Columbus
Kenneth Fitzgerald
House of Representatives
Will case decided in favor of defendants at Good Hope
Logan January 19 jury returns verdict upholding the will of Emma Dupler of Good Hope Township in the 25 000 estate of 66 heirs. Tenor of the trial included a codicil challenged as undue influence with more than two score witnesses.
Mrs Lydia Brooks 92 Dies At Home Near Bates Church
Mrs Lydia Brooks aged 92 died at the home of her niece Mrs J Lowrey near Bates Church at 7 oclock Friday due to old age. Her Civil War veteran husband died in 1862. Funeral services will be held at 2 oclock Sunday afternoon at Bates Church, burial in the adjoining cemetery, conducted by Rev Pough. She was a longtime member of the Methodist Protestant Church and known for her Christian interest.
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Lydia Brooks
Mr Lowrey
Bates Church
Oclock
Frida
Brooks
Lowrey
Pough
Brooke
Methodist Protestant Church
City to buy Riley Glas farm for dump site near Logan
Logan reports the city will acquire the 1 acre Riley Glas farm, two miles west of Logan on Lancaster Highway, for a new city dump after state department approval and a sanitary survey by George H. Eagle and Dr. M. W. Bland. The site, to be cleared of timber, will be accessed from near Harper Bridge.
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Logan
Riley Glas Farm
State Department
George H. Eagle
Eagle
M. W. Bland
Bland
Service
Harvey Linton
Council
Lancaster Highway
Hocking Valey
Harperbie
Blind
New Policeman Named to Night Force in Logan
Walter Kleinschmidt, longtime assistant fire chief, is appointed to the Logan police to fill the vacancy created by John Dicken. He joins the night force, with Mayor Rochester and Director Linton announcing Friday. sworn in and on duty Thursday night.
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Walter Kieinschmidt
Night Force
Logan
Walter Kleinschmidt
Logan Fire Department
John Dicken
Kleinschmidt
J. P Rochester
Harvey Linton
Willam Savay
Rho
Aperial Police
Maiyer Rochester
Hirlemnschmidt
Fire Department
Campbell Lice
Ire
Walter Nuon
Electric Wire Scare Hits Home in Alexander Township
A fallen electric wire crossed telephone lines near J. S Radford’s home in Radford Ridge late Friday night, frightening the Radford family. The service was out for hours as the wire was repaired. No new flu cases were reported Saturday in Athens County, with officials noting the epidemic is easing and the outbreak is believed checked.
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J. S Radford
Radford Ridge
Alexander Township
Electric Company
Athens County
J M Higgins
Higasina
Hipgins
Edward Miller Contracts Smallpox in Logan
Edward Miller a 42 year old resident of Wood Street Logan is reported to have smallpox. Health officials led by Dr Bland visited his home to discuss precautionary measures and a quarantine was placed on the residence. Vaccination advised for several contacts and cooperation urged to confine the illness to one case. Also notes a bridge club gathering at Miss Mudrem’s North Street home with substitutions and refreshments.
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Logan
Edward Miller
Wood Street
Bland
McMier
Hocking Valley Railroad
McArthur
Cis
Mudrem
North Street
Frenent
Wurry Bull
Withiam Lehman
Snel Hammon
Mary Bond
Local Logan Visitors Attend School Basketball Games
The note lists several individuals visiting Logan for weekend events. Gordon vurrow and Walter Nixon were in Logan for school boy and girl basketball games. Irvin James traveled to Columbus to spend time with relatives, while Superintendent C F Ridgley and Trank Witherspoon made business trips in Logan. Kenneth Fitzgerald from Columbus visited his parents on Warner Avenue.
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Walter Nixon
Springfield
Irvin James
Columbus
C. F. Ridgley
Logan Schools
Capital City
Trank Witherspoon
Lancaster
Logan
Kenneth Fitzgerald
George Fitzgerald
Warner Avenue
Gamma Province Convention to be Hosted by Logan Sigma Phi Gamma
Logan welcomes the second annual convention of the Gamma Province of the Sigma Phi Gamma sorority January 26 and 27 with the 1st Chapter of Logan as host. Thirty five delegates from Athens Newark Lakewood and Chillicothe expected. Activities include a bridge party registration at 10 30 Sunday at Easterling Club House and a luncheon with province officers and national vice president speaking.
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Gin
Sigma Phil Ganma
Logan
Gamma
Sigma Phi Gamma Sorority
Athens
Newark
Lakewood
Chillicothe
Sorority Rooma
Easterling Club
Florence Derry
Barnesville
Ben Frasure
Mary Frasch
Logat
Athalel F Shirley
Anderson
Ind
Agnes Smith
Fae Walker
Mildred Laube
Marie Lines
Jeans Roberts
Maxing Notestone
Valma Rainer
Bungard Charged With Assault and Battery in Local Court
Harley Bungard faced charges of assault and battery and nonsupport in Magistrate E Bright's court after arrest on drunkenness. Previously, in Magistrate J P Miller’s court, he was fined 100 dollars plus costs, with 50 dollars suspended for good behavior. On pleading guilty to assault and battery he was fined 5 dollars and costs and bonded for 500 dollars on the nonsupport charge. Meanwhile, Merry Maker Club members enjoyed a bridge evening hosted by Mrs Clinton Webb after dinner with Mrs Belle Hyson on North Walnut Street.
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Merry
Belle Hyson
North Walnut Street
Merry Maker Club
Bridge
Clinton Webb
Roger Friend
Logan Briefs Residents Relocate After Shaw Apartment Fire
Logan notes that Mr and Mrs Charles Bond who lived opposite the Shaw Apartment fire have moved to 142 West Second Street. Irene Sater Maris Eisinschmidt and Della Webb of Logan travel to Columbus for the weekend. Mildred Lehman of North Street visits Columbus with Mrs Hobart Weltner.
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Logan
Charles Bond
Shaw
West Second Street
Irene Sater
Maris Eisinschmidt
Della Webb
Columbus
Mildred Lehman
North Street
Hobart Weltner
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Olding County
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Beate Ee
Hochirg
Reichley
Rockhouse
Ash Cave
Iwera
Celoron
House of Many
Arts
Dr. Bland
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Hign
Camelasive
Tae
Igor
Fulton Nash Sales
Gordon
Vurrow Vn Wellsten
Logan High
the Depot Inn
Ralph Moore
Logan, Ohio
Farley’s Dry Cleaning Co
Warner's Dry Cleaners
Haydenville
Bogan
Red Star
the Valley Public Service Company
Farmers’ & Merchants’ Bank
EW Nash
Trio O
E. B. Acomb
Majestic Theatre
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