Manslaughter Charge Filed in Gore Highway Fatality
Logan June 18 a manslaughter charge was filed against Eugene Summers in Gore for the death of Miss Sathya Stephenson. Summers pled not guilty and was placed under a $400 bond by Magistrate J F Mier after county officers, led by Prosecutor Wood Bowen, investigated the New Straitsville Highway collision. Evidence indicated Summers traveled on the wrong side of the highway when the accident occurred near her home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Eugene
Bummers
Gore
J.F. Mier
Sathya
Stephenson
Oreville
Gummers
Strick
Classified Adrates Circulation Messenger Contact
Classified ad rates for circulation in the Messenger. Contact Milne at phone 27% for details.
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Fe Milne
Wartime Logan item hints at local audits and court matters
Fragmented log from Logan area mentions audits by staff, health and safety notes, marriage notices, a window break and theft, a restaurant receiver case, and local teaching staff. Several names appear, including Lucille Roberts, Weaver, and Mildred, with references to courts and a convention.
Governor Conference Attendance Planned by Ohio Agencies
Representatives of the Probate Court the schools Welfare Department and Health Department plan to attend the Governor's Conference in Columbus on Thursday and Friday. Distinguished speakers from all districts of Ohio will appear on the program which includes a reception at the Governor mansion Thursday evening.
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Logan
Jam
Probate
Schools
Welfare Department
Health Department
Columbus
Ohio
Governor Mansion
Court assignment list shown by Judge Whiterall in Logan
Logan January 19 cases pending in Common Pleas Court were listed for trial on Judge Harley M A Whiterall s assignment sheet. Next Monday the State Highway Department against W W Stone involves a right of way for Route 31 relocation. Other dates include February 1 Rowell against Wellman and others February 4 Van Camp Hardware Co against Gompf February 8 Burns against Archer February 15 Slaughter against Johnson February 18 Kitch es against Dague. Also Mrs Allen Tennon ill and hospitalized under specialist care at Columbus Hospital after months of ailment.
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Whiterall
Logan
Harley M.A .Whiterall
State Highway Department
Stone
Rowlea
Wellman and Athera
VanCamp Hdwe
Company
Gompf
State of Ohio
Lee Morris
Pratter Va
Cage
Burns
Archer
Slaughter
Johnson
Ti-Kitches
Dague
County records show 400 dogs listed in population tally
Logan county deputies report 400 of 4,200 dogs registered this year include unusual breeds such as a Dobermann and Dalmatian. Auditor says 25 cent extra fee caused some confusion. final date for penalty looms as commissioners justify higher licenses to cover dog warden salaries and sheep claims.
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Logan
Jen
Hocking County
Auditor's ‘Office
W. 3. Yew
Rheumatism Goes Swollen Joints Vanish With RU MA
Sufferers of rheumatic pains and inflamed joints are told RU MA cures quickly by clearing toxins via liver kidneys and blood. Ad promises guaranteed relief or money back from Quick's Cut Rate.
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Rama
Quick
Fiftieth Ordination Anniversary for Rev Mittler Observed
Friends of Rev L B Mittler gather at St Matthew Lutheran Logan to mark his fifty years since ordination in 1882. The ceremony features sermon by his son Rev Carl Mittler of Dayton, followed by a public reception. Mittler, born in Prantfort Rheinland, retired from ministry in 1924 after long service in Ohio and Michigan.
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Mittler
Logan
L. BY. Mittier
St. Matthew Lutheran Church
Gallon
Carl Mittler
Dayton
Cardington
Mortra
Ohio
Dearborn
Michigan
Prantfort
Rhine
Germany
Capertal University
Zogan Sorority Plans Province Meeting Representation
Jan 19 Gigme Pharam Ma reports that the Sorority chapter will be represented at the province meeting in Cincinnati next Saturday and Sunday by Mrs Francie Myera and Missy Faye Walker. Other members planning to attend include Miss Dorothy Scheal Miss Mildred Rain er Miss Margaret Mast Miss Margaret Walker Miss Kathleen Juerg ensmeier Miss Hitzsbeth Hansel Miss Esther Thomas and Miss Mabel Wolfe.
Before Men Get Sentence in Pomeroy Case
Pomeroy residents were arraigned before a federal judge in Columbus on January 19 as part of the ongoing case. The proceedings set the stage for further legal action and potential sentencing for the defendants involved.
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Pomeroy
Columbus
Girl Not Discharged Lost Seven Years Freedom
At Delaware County court probate Judge C F McClelland appoints David B Evens guardian for Miss Jane Coon 25 who lost seven years of freedom after a discharge from the Delaware Girls Industrial School and was not notified of it. She was committed July 1921 and pardled to Mrs Phillip Schneider in 1923.
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Columbus
C. FP
McClelland
David B. Evens
Jane Coon
Delaware Girls’ Industrial School
Tire patent flood peaks from early 20th century
The U S patent office faced a deluge of automobile tire patents between 1908 and 1826 with about 25 000 tire designs submitted. Actress Myrna Loy known for Marie Dreamler's Emme was famed before her film studio career.
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U. S. Patent Office
Myma Loy
Metro-Goldwyn- Mayer
Marie Dreamler
Emme
Eminrinie
Cobs Antenetson
Tt Ieelmer
Central Marketing Agency urged by Ohio coal men
Nelsonville dispatch reports Ohio coal operators including Hocking district leaders favor a proposal for a regional central marketing agency to stabilize bituminous coal sales. Plan envisions 29 districts, uniform pricing, sub-agencies optional, and reporting, with early meetings in Columbus and possible implementation in early 1942.
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Hocking Valley
C. H. Bartlett
Nelsonville
Ohbio
Hocking
National Coal Association
National Association
United States
Oga
Boze I Werwiec Wil Lite
Aed
Central Agency
Oho
Ohio
Columbus
Kentucky
West Virginia
Virginia
Tennessee
Tate
Steel Drops 48 Per Cent Under Normal
By Ernest T. Weie chairing National Steel Corp, New York, Jan 19 1938 press report says steel production in 1932 fell to about 575 million tons, versus 4 060 million tons 1927 30. Forecast uncertain due to finance, but population growth and wealth rise support eventual recovery. inventories low, prices stable, 1932 material needs may exceed 1930 33 average.
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Para
U. S. Bureau of Mines
Ernest T. Weie
National Steel Corporation
New York
Tnetsteel
Ita
Livestock Prices Seen Rebounding After 1931 Slump
Kansas City January 19 United Press. Livestock prices in the Southwest fell sharply in 1931 along with other commodities as unemployment cut meat demand. Swift of Swift Henry Livestock Co. argues livestock may rise as prices cannot stay below production costs and recent market activity in late 1931 offers hope.
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Thomas c. Cluck
United Prean
Kansas City, Mo
U.P
Southwest
J. O. ‘Swift
American Royal Livestock Show
Swift’& Henry Livestock Commission Company
Swift
Food industry stands out in 1931 business panorama
In a New York dispatch President C M Chester Jr of General Foods notes the food manufacturing industry as a standout in the 1931 business panorama. The report highlights a generally somber business mood and contrasts it with strengths observed in the food sector.
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Gur
Oui
C. M. Chester, JR
General Foods Corporation
New York
U.P
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