Fatal Highway Mishap at Gore Charges Filed
In Gore OMMA? Jan WA, charges were filed Monday against Summers of Gore in Magistrate J. B. Miller s court related to the death of Kathryn Stephenson of Oreville. Prosecutor C Wood Rowan led the investigation. Summers allegedly drove on the wrong side of the New Etraitaville Highway and fatally injured Stephenson as she walked near her home. Bond set at $600. Investigation described as thorough and county officers provided details.
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Jan WA Chargs
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Gore
J. B. Miller
Mise
Kathryn. Stephenson
Oreville
Staphenson
Etraitaville
Bet
C. Wood Rowan
Logan Daily News Abstract: Jan 8 to Jan 12 items
Cluster of brief items from Logan area including a city notice on treatment by Dr. assistants, a window break and theft report, an upcoming wedding of Velda Kuhn and Otis, a receivership filing for a restaurant, a public event at the Laurelville Bechtive area, and school birthday notices. Contains names like Lucille Roberts Weaver Bertha phye Otis Kuhn Mildred and references to local institutions.
Conference attendees named for Ohio child health meeting
Representatives from the Probate Court the schools Welfare Department and Health Department will attend the Governor's Conference on Child Health and Protection in Columbus Thursday and Friday. Distinguished speakers from all districts of Ohio will appear on the program, with a reception at the Governor's mansion Thursday evening.
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Logan
Schoors, Welfare Department
Health Department
Columbus
Ohio
Governors Mansion
Cases Listed for Trial by Judge Whitcraft in Logan Court
Logan January 10 cases pending in Common Pleas Court listed for trial on the assignment sheet by Judge Harley B M Whitcraft. Next Monday the Bratighwey Department case against W Stone involves a right of way for relocating Routes 31 south of the city. Other cases listed include Bowles v Wellman February 1 YouCamp Home Company v Gompf February 4 State of Ohio v Lee Morris February 5 Pratter v Cage February 9 Burns v Archer February 19 Stoughton v Johnson February 11 Ritchen v Dague. Mrs Allan Tenment Green Township was taken to Columbus Hospital Sunday for specialist care after months of illness. she was accompanied by Marcus Lokr and others.
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Whitcraft
Logan
Common Piers
Harley BM. Whitcraft
Brateighwey Department
Stone
Bowles
Wellman
Othera
YouCamp
Company
Gompf
State of Ohio
Lee Morris
S—Pratter
Cage
Burns
Archer
Stoughton
Alen Tenment
Green Township
Columbus
Mmits
Marcus Lokr
Unusual Breeds Among 400 Dogs Registered in County
In Hocking County this year 3200 dogs are registered, with 400 animals noted as unusual breeds. Officials list Dobermann, Pinc her, Samoyed, Saint Bernard, Borzoi, and Dalmatian among the notable entries as residents face a 25 cent extra license levy to fund dog wardens and sheep claims.
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Logan
Jen
Hocking County
Russia
W. 5
Yaw
Boral
Rheumatism Goes Swollen Joints Vanish
Quick's Cut Rate advertises RU MA a new medicine claimed to target the liver kidneys and blood to expel toxins causing rheumatism It promises relief on the first day and a money back guarantee removing painful stiffness swelling and lameness from muscles and joints
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Ruma
Quick
Adv
Fiftieth Ordination Anniversary for Rev Mettler
Logan notices mark the fiftieth anniversary of Rev Tony Mittler a 78 year old former local pastor who will be honored at St Matthew Lutheran Church with a Friday service and reception. Rev Carl Miter of Dayton will preach. Mittler’s career spanned Montra Cardington Dearborn and other posts after ordination in 1882. Born in Frankfort am Main he came to the U S and graduated from Capital University. Attendees hope local acquaintances join the reception.
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Mettler
Logan
Tony Mittler
St. Matthew Lutheran
Galion
Mittler
Blason
Carl Miter
Dayton
FL de Slik
Ann, O
Joe
Galton
Uving
Carl Ackerram
Capital University
H. Schneider
Columbus
Before Men Get Sentence in Pomeroy Case
Pomeroy residents await federal proceedings as men face arraignment before a federal judge in Columbus. Details remain unclear due to fragmentary text but court action appears imminent.
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Pomeroy
Columbus
Girl Not Discharged Lost Seven Years Freedom
Columbus January 19 Probate Judge C P McClerland appointed Attorney David E Bivens guardian for Miss Jane Coon two who lost seven years of freedom after being discharged from the Delaware Girls Industrial School She was committed there in July 1921 and paroled in 1923 to Mrs Phillip Behneider of this city
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Columbus
U.F
C. P. MccClerland
David E. Bivens
Jane Coon
Delaware Girls’ Industrial School
Avaan’t
Phillip Behneider
Turning the Economic Skid Toward Recovery
An Athens Ohio column likens 1929 to a downhill car and 1931 to a failed turn in a skid, warning that 1932 may bring a real turnaround. It notes improvements in banking sentiment, warns on quotas, and doubts for Germany while urging coordinated U S action to calm world troubles and prepare for potential political shifts.
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Finan
Leo Ne Mienkine
Woodern
Eaurope
France
Germany
Hitler
Tiare
Washington
Hoover
U S Patent Office Faced Tire Patent Flood
The U S patent office between 1900 and 1926 saw a flood of tire patent applications with about 25 000 designs submitted. Myrna Loy of Metro Goldwyn Mayer fame, soon to star in Marie Drépalier's Emma, achieved early recognition in motion pictures.
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U. S. Patent Office
Myrna Loy
Metro-Goldwyn- Mayer
Marie Drepaler
Emma
Jong
Aheaver
Cd Motion Picture Studio
S Kaise
Trust Report Charts Rapid Growth of Trusts Across U S
The Forsyth report notes a 36 percent rise in trustees appointed under living trusts from 1929 to 1930 and a 44 percent increase in living trust properties, with total entrusted insurance climbing to four billion dollars. It highlights a shift from wills to living trusts as people seek professional management of large estates, reflectinga broad expansion of trust companies and banks with trust powers.
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F. D. Forsyth
Athens
N. B
United States
Apd. Panis
New
James
Igi
Jatt Unddr Wis
Markell
Tted Sistes
Settling of World Debts To Clear Air
Executive vice president Allard D Smith argues that 1921 era debt and reparations issues may ease with renewed domestic confidence. He notes rising Federal Reserve reserves, gold flows stabilizing, and a modest global recovery amid weak commodity prices. He cites Germany’s reparations stance and broader world demand as key factors shaping future trade conditions.
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Allard D Smith
The
Union Trust Co
Cleveland
the Messenger
Germany
Federal Reserve
America
Asherica
Miogland
Japan
Bright Spot Salt Industry Outlook in Pomeroy
POMEROY Jan 19 Henry Koehler Excelsior Salt Plant operator predicts better business for salt manufacturers in the coming year due to demand for salt meat and a national preference for Pomeroy salt as a prime meat preservative. He notes lower pork prices shift farmers to store meat, boosting salt usage, while widespread stockpiles strain supply. He also cites political activity possibly stimulating industry and warns of consumer caution amid low prices.
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Pomeroy
Henry Koehler
Excelsior
Coalily Singh
Meiga’ Co
Gievadin
Erie
Van
Jae
Bie
Atu Apes
Maiga
Tetarthan
Prices Slide on Hogs Cattle and Sheep in 1932 Market Woes
United Press reports 1932 saw larger supplies and weaker consumption driving down hogs, cattle, and sheep prices in Chicago. Hog prices slid from a peak near 8.50 in 1930 to around 4.10 by December, with heavy slaughter and packer direct sales depressing value. Cattle and sheep followed similar downward trends as receipts rose and demand weakened, leaving new lows for several categories while summer heat and shipping factors weighed on consumption.
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Harold E Wainviets
United Press
Chicago
Italy
Poeep
Large Potash Deposit Spotlighted Near Carlsbad
Carlsbad New Mexico January 19 The development of what is described as the world’s largest potash deposit will begin after the construction of a railroad gauge line from the deposit to the United States Potash Company refinery near Carlsbad is completed Officials say the deposits could meet all domestic demand for potash The project aims to speed development despite softer fertilizer demand and the refinery’s reduced output according to C B Zabriskie vice president of the company
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Carlsbap
N. M
United States Potash Company
Uthe
Swift
C. B. Zabriskie, Company
Vicepresident
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