Manslaughter Charge Filed in Gore Fatal Highway Crash
ROGAN TEN. A charge of manslaughter was filed in Gore on Monday in the magistrate court against Summers, cab official, in connection with the death of Miss Kathryn Stephenson of Oreville. Summers pleaded not guilty and was bond-bound. Investigators under Prosecutor C Wood Bowen said Summers appeared to have been traveling on the wrong side of the New Atlasville Highway when the auto mobile struck Miss Stephenson as she walked along the roadway near her home. Correspondent telephone news. Classified and circulation notices follow.
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Gore
Kathryn Stephenson
Oreville
Hoda
Miss Stephenson
New Atlaiteville
C. Wood Bowen
Summers
Coach Longley Knows Boys Names by Heart
Coach Longley relies on memory to call players by name as he leads the team through practices. The method underscores his familiarity with each student, reflecting years of hands on coaching and attention to detail.
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Longley
Ohio officials plan Governor's Conference on Child Health
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 Ohio districts will appear on the program. A reception is planned at the Governor's mansion Thursday evening.
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Ans LO He UN - Logan
Probate Court
Welfare Department
Health Department
Columbus
Ohio
Court assigns pending cases in Common Pleas
Logan January 18 Judge Harley Whitcraft prepared an assignment sheet listing cases for trial in Common Pleas Court. The State Highway Department case against W. Stone to decide a Route 31 right of way relocation is set for next Monday. Other dates include February 3 Howles v Wellman. February 4 Vaen Camp Howe Co v Gompf. February 7 State of Ohio v Lew Morris. February 8 Burns v Archer. February 9 Stoughton v Johnson. February 12 Kitchex v Degue. A hospital transfer note reports Mrs. Allen Tenmahi of Greet Township taken to Columbus Hospital for specialized care after months of illness.
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Logan
Common Pleas Court
Harley M. Whitcraft
State Highway Department
W. 5
Howles
Wellman
Vaen Camp Howe
Company
Gompf
Onto
Lew Morris
Regal breeds among Hocking County dogs registered
Logan January report shows 3200 dogs registered in Hocking County this year. Notable breeds include Dobermann, Pinc wher, Samoyed, St Bernard, two Borzoi, two Dalmatians, and Walker strain hounds. Auditor cites revenue changes and license fee adjustments affecting dog wardens.
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Logan
Hocking County
W. S. Yaw
Rheumatism Relief Claim Promises Quick Results
An advertisement touts RU-Ma as a new medicine that targets the liver kidneys and blood to expel poisons causing rheumatism. It guarantees pain easing within days and offers a money back guarantee if relief is not achieved, promising to remove joint stiffness swelling and lameness.
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No Jong
Rama
Quick
aAdy
Fiftieth Ordination Anniversary for Rev Mittler Observed
Logan January reports celebrate the fiftieth anniversary of Rev L F Mittler’s ordination at St Matthew Lutheran Church with his son Rev Carl Mittler delivering the sermon. Mittler retired in 1924 after decades of service, with reception to follow and friends gathering from Gallon and nearby towns.
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Logan
Pittieth
H. J Shubb
Ann, O
Gallon
Carl Ackerman
Capitol University
J. H. Schneider
Columbus
Cardington
Monica
Ohio
Dearborn
Michigan
Frankfort
Rhine
Germany
Capital University
Before Men Get Sentence Pomeroy Residents Also Ar raigned
Pomeroy residents were arraigned and federal court proceedings continued in Columbus as a federal judge handled related cases. The article notes multiple defendants facing sentencing after initial hearings, with details on charges and arraignment dates.
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Pomeroy
Columbus
Emma Wong Stars in Marie Drensler Picture
Myrnstay, a Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer actress, appears in Marie Drensler's film. Emma Wong was famed before she entered the project.
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Myrnstay
Metro-Goldwyn- Mayer
Marie Drensler
Emma
Wong
Girl Not Discharged Lost 7 Years Freedom
Columbus January 19 Miss Jane Coon aged 25 had seven years of freedom lost after being discharged from the Delaware Girls Industrial School and not notified. Probate Judge C P McClelland appoints Attorney David Evans guardian for Miss Coon who was committed there in July and paroled to a Mr in this city. Sermon at Athens Presbyterian Church Sunday morning January 24 features Dr Boozer among top speakers on church role in American life. Rev Wilcox to Cleveland for Evangelium conference this week in connection with igbo.
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Columbus
U.P
C. P. McClelland
David BE
Evans
Jane Coon
Delaware Girls’ Industrial School
Athens Presbyterian Church
Boozer
Athens
Wilcox
Cleveland
Athens teen ages in 1938 stock market page item
An OCR filled page from the Athens Messenger of January 19 1938 shows a dense list of stock prices and market figures. It includes United States Railroad bonds and numerous corporate listings with prices, percent changes, and volume notes alongside partial calendar marks and device-like annotations. The readable content centers on a stock market snapshot rather than a single narrative.
Crop Outputs Near Santa Fe in 1931
W B Storey reports on agricultural conditions in Santa Fe territory for 1931. Wheat yields led Kansas records while Oklahoma and Texas posted large crops. California grapes were poor due to heat, citrus yields were good, live stock prices low, and mining, lumbering, oil, and manufacturing activity declined. The year ahead may bring radical changes with reduced winter wheat acreage due to low prices and moisture shortages.
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New York
Santa Fe
Kansas
Oklahoma
Texas
Colton
Oklahorme
California
Fear Retards Better Times
New York January 19 Niscom Whirfy One laments the global impact of fear praising faith in country government and each other. The piece argues economic soundness, rising confidence, and gradual improvement in business as people weather Depression era fears toward 1922.
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Prunmare
New York
U.R
Niscom
Milanly
Newingland
Can Companies Remain Stable in 1931 Outlook
Final results for 1931 indicate many U S companies remain among the most stable American industries. Uncertainties for the coming year cloud forecasts though and profit prospects hinge on crop yields and demand for food, oils, and tobacco.
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New -York
Mousanda
Old Cars Wearing Out Replacements Expected
Executive vice president Allard Smith of Union Pront Cleveland argues for replacement demand as auto plants struggle with material shortages and weak 1932 output. He says early year orders will clear stock and stimulate buy plans, despite prolonged business uncertainty. He notes rising past sales and forecasts replacements to reach millions as old cars wear out.
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Union Pront v
Cleveland
Moses
Evidenay
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