Fatal Highway Mishap at Gore Court Arraigns Driver
In Gore on a Monday magistrate J P Mier heard the death case of Mim Kathryn Stephenson of Oreville. Summers, charged after investigators under Prosecutor C Wood Bowen found the vehicle on the wrong side of the New Straltaville Highway. Summers pleaded not guilty and was placed under bond of 3500. He is alleged to have driven the automobile that fatally struck Miss Stephenson while she walked near her home. Charges were filed following the county inquiry.
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Representatives Attend Governor's Conference on Child Health
Logan Jan 11 Representatives of the Probate Court schools Warfare Department and Health Department plan to attend the Governor's Conferences on child Health and Protection to be held in Columbus Thursday and Friday Distinguished speakers from all districts of Ohio will appear on the program and a reception at the Governor's mansion Thursday evening will be held
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Logan
Probate Court
Warfare Department
Health Department
Columbus
Ohio
Cases Listed and Judge Whitcraft Court Schedule
Logan January 18 cases pending in Common Pleas Court were stated for trial on the assignment sheet prepared Monday by Judge Harvey M. Whitcraft. Next Monday the State Highway Department case against W. S. Stone will be heard over a right of way for relocation of Route 31 south of the city. Other cases set for February include Rewlea against Wellman and others February 4 VanCamp Whire against Gomm February 1 the State of Ohio against Lee Morris February 5 Pratter v Cage February 9 Barnes v Aychery February 10 Stoughton v Johnson February 1 Kitchens v Dague Taken to hospital Logan January 10 Mrs Allen Tennahill Green Township Waste-kentos Columbus Hospital patient under specialist care after months of illness bedfast weeks. Accompanied to hospital by Mr. and Mrs. Marcus Lobr.
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Logan
Common Pleas Court
Harvey M. Whitcraft
State Highway Department
W. 5
Stone
Rewlea
Wellman
VanCamp Hhire
Company
Gomm
State of Ohio
Lee Morris
Alien Tennahill
Green Township
Wasteken
Dogs Dominating County Registrations in Hocking County
Logan January 19 deputies at the auditor's office report 1 200 dogs registered this year in Hocking County. Among the aristocrats are a Dobermann Pine Sher a Samoyed a St Bernard two Borzoi or Russian Wolfhounds and two Dalmatians along with Walker strain hounds. An extra 25 cents license levy was enacted to supplement sheep claims and Dog Warden salaries, with the new charge misinterpreted by some as a registration fee.
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Logan
Hocking County
Jtta
Yaw
Rheumatism Relief Ad Promises Fast Pain Ease
An old time medicine ad claims RU-MA cures rheumatism by cleansing liver and kidneys to expel disease causing toxins. It promises pain relief the first day and a money back guarantee through Quick's Cut Rate, addressing swollen joints stiffness and muscular ache.
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Fiftieth Ordination Anniversary for Rev Mittler Celebrated
Friends of Rev L F Mittler gather at St Matthew Lutheran Church Logan for a Friday observance marking his fifty years in ministry. Mittler, born in Frankfort on the Rhine, retired in 1924 after serving eleven years in Logan then Cardington Mantra and Dearborn Michigan. His son Rev Carl Mittler of Dayton will deliver the sermon with attendees from Galion and Columbus area pastors and colleagues.
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Logan
L. F. Mittler
St. Matthew Lutheran Church
Galion
Sir Mittler
Carl Mittler
Dayton
H. J. Sheh
Ann, Q
Gallon
Carl Ackermen
Capital University
J. H. Schneider
Columbus
Mittler
Logan Jan News Snippets From A Fragmented Ledger
Fragmented local notes from Logan Jan reveal scattered items: a window break incident cited by officer Sparnoz, a marriage ceremony officiated by Otis Kuhn, and a reported receivership at a Columbus area restaurant tied to Berth’s firm. Other items mention council-like decrees, coast visits, and birthdays, all in a rough, OCR-like collage.
Sigma Phi Gamma Sorority to Attend Province Meeting
Logan January report states Sigma Phi Gamma Sorority chapter will be represented at the Cincinnati province meeting next weekend by Mrs Francis Myers and Miss Faye Walker. Other chapter members planning to attend include Miss Dorothy Schaal Miss Mildred Peteet Miss Margaret Mast Miss Margaret Walker Miss Kathleen Juergenmaier Miss Elizabeth Hansel Miss Esther Thomas and Miss Mabel Wolfe.
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Logan
Sigma Phi Gemma Sorority
Cincinnati
Francis Myers
Faye Walker
Dorothy Schaal
Mildred Pete Et
Margaret Mast
Margaret Walker
Misa Kathleen Juergenameier
Elizabeth Hansel
Misa
Esther ‘Thomas
Misa Mabel Wolfe
U S Drawn Into World Affairs Now
Washington reports reveal the United States was drawn into global issues over the year, entering European councils to protect investments amid German risks, cooperating with the League of Nations to preserve peace, and confronting revolts and economic turmoil across Spain Cuba Peru Guatemala Honduras and Panama as diplomats grappled with disarmament and financial crises. American leaders faced Germany’s debt pressures, gold withdrawals, and the Hoover moratorium while Britain and France joined in banks extending credit to avert disaster, amid rising extremism and upheaval in Europe and the Americas.
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Europe
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League of Nations
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China
Spain
Cuba
Peru
Guatemala
Honduras
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Panama
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Geneva
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Alfonso
Paris
Zamora
Central America
Avex
Stimron
Machado
Germany
Hoover
Strate Stimson
Treasury Mellon
London
Seven Powers
Hele
Far East
Manchuria
Before Men Get Sentence Pomeroy Residents Arr ained
Pomeroy residents faced sentencing and a federal court appearance in Columbus. Several defendants were arraigned before the federal judge, with proceedings continuing on criminal charges and potential plea negotiations. Proceedings reflected ongoing federal cases tied to local offenses and coordinated actions in the district.
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Pomeroy
Columbus
Girl Not Discharged Lost Seven Years Freedom
In Columbus on January 19, Probate Judge C P Hocielsdas appointed Attorney David E Evans guardian for Miss Jane Coon aged 25. She lost seven years of freedom after a discharge from the Delaware Girls Industrial School left her uninformed. She was committed in July 1921 and paroled in 1923 to Mrs. ane ies ne ha eRe alte em sermon at the Athens Presbyterian Church on January 7th.
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Delaware Girls’ Industrial School
Manchuria Occupied As Japanese Advance In Asia Crisis
A report notes Japanese troops moved into Manchuria south of the Chinese Eastern Railway, occupying territory within the Russian sphere of influence. Diplomatic efforts by the League of Nations see a proposed neutral commission to probe, while tensions linger over the eventual outcome and peace obligations under the Kellogg Pact. June months and related political maneuvers are mentioned, including debate over war debt revision and industrial growth indicators in Wheeling and Ohio Valley.
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Prentiss Gilbert
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Fredric March Spends 200 Hours To Get Hyde Right
Fredric March dedicates nearly 200 hours to mastering makeup for the Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde role. He works with Mary Hopkins and Rose Hobart under Rouben Mamoulian, aiming to appear as Hyde for about 25 of 45 days of Dawson camera work.
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Mystery film adaptation screens at Columbia Theater
The mystery drama adapted from Enter Sir John by Clemence Dane stars Herspert Marshall Norah Baring Donald Calthrop and Edward Chapman with Alfred Hitchcock directing. The production drew unanimous praise from New York critics during its New York run at the George McCox Theatre. Follanshee Bros. & Company reopen six tin and five sheet rails in Follanshee Ohio giving about 700 workers part time work. Homestead Steel Works in Pennsylvania resumes screen operation to film Jekyll sequences, enabling faster production and increasing capacity use to about 50 percent.
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Clemence Dane
Jen
Columbia Theater
Mew. York
George Mc Coxhun
New York
Hers Pert Marshall
Norah Baring
Donald Calthrop
Edward Chapman
Alfred Hitchcock
Follanshee Bros. & Company
Follanshee, W.a
Lews Stevenson
Homestead Steel
Porat Te Hyde
Many Tire Patents and Actress Myris Loy Mentioned
The U S patent office saw a flood of tire patent applications between 1908 and 1928 with about twenty five thousand designs filed. Actress Myris Loy, known for Marie Dressler's Emmet picture, had fame before her acting career.
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Myris Loy
Metro-Goldwyn Mayer
Marie Dressier
Emme
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