Dr Hattery Fined for Delinquency Conviction in Logan
Dr A H Hattery of Union Furnace received a 300 dollar fine plus costs after a conviction on contributing to the delinquency of a 15 year old girl. He and a Union Furnace youth were detained after liquor evidence surfaced during an investigation led by Sheriff Sol Ellinger and Deputy Joe Farbearn. The court lectured the underage girl and returned her to school.
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Logan
Hattery
Union Furnace
Sol Ellinger
Joe Farbearn
Suits Over Unpaid Fair Premiums Grow
James G. Coakley sues the Hocking County Agricultural Society for $102 claiming unpaid premiums earned at the fair in 1927 and 1929 with interest from October 1927 and October 1929. It is the fourth such suit against the fair board recently by claimants asserting unpaid premiums.
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Logan
James G. Coakley
Hocking County Agricultural Society
Fair Board
Physician leads Athens group for eugenics bill
Dr. James P. Porter of Ohio University backs a proposed state law to sterilize feeble minded and epileptic patients in public institutions. A three member board would decide on sterilizations with hearings and guardian appointments. The measure aims to prevent illness by tackling root causes and reduce state care costs.
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James P. Porter
Qhio T University
Athens Kiwanis Club
Porter
General Assembly
Director of Public Welfare
Ohio
Athens County
Gallipolis
Local bowlers beat Lancaster on Logan alleys in three games
Logan defeated Lancaster 3 game series as Larimer led with 671 total pins and Edward Hamilton 661 for Logan. Hamilton tallied 244 in the final game and Larimer 255, with Logan finishing 1,102 pins in the last outing to reach a 3,080 series total. Other Logan bowlers were Howard Columber John Columber and Pete Beshara. Lancaster visitor White had a 601 series with a 277 in the second game.
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Logan
Lancaster
Larimer
Edward Hamilton
Hamilton
Howard Columber
John Columber
Pete Beshara
White
Ricketts Means to Return Home from South America
Marcus H. Ricketts will leave Buenos Aires for home February 12 after two and a half years abroad. The trip to New York will take 19 days, then a week in Washington, D C, before a three month foreign service vacation. An expert accountant and former accounting student in Washington, he is expected to arrive in Logan early in March.
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Logan
Fidwin D. Ricketts
Marcus H. Ricketts
Buenos Aires
South America
New York
Washington, D. C
Ilogan
Funeral rites held for Robert Deible in Logan
Funeral services were held at St. John’s Catholic Church for 24 year old Robert Deible of Logan who died from burns suffered at Columbus Packing Co. The Rev. James T. Nevin led the service and burial followed in Oak Grove Cemetery. He was a son of Mr. and Mrs. Dan Deible of Logan, where he had previously worked.
Saturday Club Luncheon Programs At Mrs White Home
Mrs. Robert Lee White entertained the Saturday Club at her Mound Street home with a luncheon and a program on American Humorists. Mrs. John Krieg presented a paper on Fable In Wit. roll call articles featured and club songs closed the gathering with guests Mrs. T. K. Showalter, Mrs. M. F. Weymteller, Mrs. C. O. Allen, and Mrs. Nellie Adams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Lee White
Mound Street
H. Burton
John Krieg
M. F. Weymteller
C. O. Allen
Nellie Adams
Martin couple moves to Logan to join Ohio Power office
Mr. and Mrs. V. W. Martin relocate from Columbus to Logan last week and will reside in the George Eberst property on Midland Place. Mr. Martin will work with the Ohio Power Co. at their local office, previously serving as a salesman for the Glendale Brick Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
V. W. Martin
Columbus
George Eberst
Midland Place
Martin
Ohio Power Co
Greendale Brick Co
Stanley Hysell Family Relocates to Groveport this Week
Stanley Hysell and family move to Groveport this week after residing in Logan for the last fourteen years. Hysell served as sexton at Oak Grove Cemetery for several years until being displaced a year ago by George D. Engle.
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Logan
Stanley Hysell
Groveport
Hysell
Oak Grove
George D. Engle
Local social guests visit relatives across cities
Miss Alice Bates of Chillicothe visits sister Mrs Frances Toole in this city for several weeks. Mrs William West travels to Toledo to stay with niece Mrs James Wolfe. Mr and Mrs Fred Warner of Upper Sandusky visit here. Mr and Mrs Walter Leonard and two children host relatives in Marion Township. Miss Cleo Haley from Chillicothe visits Logan relatives. Miss Verna Orr and Miss Merna Orr of Columbus stay with parents Mr and Mrs Earle Orr. Mr and Mrs Charles Achauer visit Columbus to see Mrs W I Achauer admitted to hospital.
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Alice Bates
Chillicothe
Frances Toole
William West
Toledo
James Wolfe
Fred Warner
Upper Sandusky
Walter Leonard
James Brown
Marion Township
Cleo Haley
Logan
Verna Orr
Merna Orr
Columbus
Earle Orr
Warner Avenue
Charles Achauer
Mr. Achauer
W. I. Achauer
Funeral for Mrs. George Amerine Held in Logan
Mrs. George Amerine 71 died at Cherrington Hospital after several weeks illness. She is survived by her husband a half sister in McConnellville and a half brother in Philadelphia. Funeral service conducted at 2 p m Tuesday at the Methodist Episcopal Church with Rev. James R. Fields. Burial followed at Heshboro Cemetery.
Indictment Noted After Acquittal in Local Case
Indictment against Pearl Keplar of Nelsonville was filed Monday at the request of Prosecutor Wood Bowen after the jury acquitted Hartey Ingram on a liquor charge. Ingram and Keplar were indicted by the last grand jury, with Ingram’s case chosen for trial first. The brief deliberation ended in acquittal, leading to no further trial.
Dinner entertainments with multiple couples in Lancaster
Mr and Mrs Frank Burberry and daughter Louise hosted a Sunday dinner for the pleasure of Mr and Mrs C FEF Miss Violet Brehm and Mr and Mrs W P Heft and Miss Ruth Heft. Afterward the group motored to Lancaster.
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Frank Burberry
Louise
C. Fef
Brehm
Violet
W. P. Heft
Ruth Heft
Lancaster
Surprise Birthday Party for Wilbur Williams in New Plymouth
A surprise party was hosted at Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Williams home in New Plymouth on January 24 for Wilbur Williams twenty eighth birthday and his sister in law Mrs. Perry Wains twentieth birthday. Attendees included extended family and neighbors from Zion Ridge Nel sonville Logan and Coonville among others, gifts and lunch were served.
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Wilbur Williams
New Plymouth
Inlaw
Perry Wains
Togan
Joe Williams
Floyd
Ralph
Rolland
Ray
Juanita
Wavel
Hazel
Florabell
Frank Dennis
Zion Ridge
Yed Lightfoot
Wilbur
Nelsonville
Arley Miller
Mildred Williams
Logan
Luster
Betty Lucille
Perry Davis
Norma Jean
Pearlie Lanning
Herman
Kathleen
Betty
Clarence Fuller
Deloris
Coonville
William Fuller
Elmer
John
Etta Largent
Esta
Hazel Largent
Webb Named Clinton Webb Chairman in Hocking County
Major Fred M. Logan in charge of C M T Camp enrollments for the district announces Clinton Webb as chairman of the committee in Hocking County. Webb also appoints Harry Krumlauf as assistant. Hocking County quota is eight for this year with possible expansion if early enrollments exceed the limit.
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Logan
Fred M. Logan
Clinton Webb
Hocking County
Webb
Harry Krumlauf
Bailey Arrest Begins After Tire and Gasoline Theft
Bailey of near Rockbridge was arrested Sunday by Deputy Sheriff Joe Farbearn after C. H. Nixon of Oroville reported two tires and five gallons of gasoline stolen. An affidavit is filed in Magistrate C. T. Stephenson's court. Bailey allegedly sold the tires to two Logan men after leaving the station.
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Logan
Wilmer Bailey
Rockbridge
Joe Farbearn
C. H. Nixon
Oroville
Bailey
C. T. Stephenson
Farbearn
William Lanning Leaves for Cleveland Under Observation
Logan residents report William Lanning of this city departed Monday for Cleveland to be under a specialist's care for several days. He has suffered illness for weeks and was accompanied by his son Alfred Lanning.
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Logan
Wiliam Lanning
Cleveland
Lanning
Alfred Lanning
Freeman Divorce Suit Alleges Willful Absence
Rebecca Freeman files for divorce from George Freeman alleging willful absence after he left their home on January 19 1928. The couple married July 24 1926 and have no children.
Quarantine Signs Allow Kids Back to Public Pond Skate
Boston authorities permit children with whooping cough to skate at the Publiite garden pond after they display pinned coats with quarantine signage reading Warning, Whooping Cough.
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Boston
Itching Ends When Zemo Touches Skin
Zemo soothes itching and burning on skin and relieves severe irritation. It draws out local infection and clears blemishes, offering quick relief upon contact. A family antiseptic, it is advertised as safe and effective, with 35c 60c and $1.00 price points. Public dealers carry the product.
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Zemo
Petit Jury Drawn in Vinton County
The names of the petit jury drawn by the clerk of courts in Vinton County include Henry Graves Eagle Township Frank McCathrine Knox Jane Burt Harrison FE W Brown Eagle H FE Bowen Vinton Ruby Waxler Elk James B O'Leary Madison Anna Ward Elk James George Swan C lL Morrison Clinton Minita Eberts Vinton Imogene Ward Elk William Davis Elk Cora Campbell Swan Ben Napper Wilkesville The jury will meet for trial of cases February 9.
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Cora Campbell
Swan
Ben Napper
Wilkesville
Vinton County Notes Highlight Local Visits and Pomeroy Bridge
E T Davis of Wellston and others traveled to West Virginia crossing the Pome roy bridge and returning via the Silver Bridge at Pt Pleasant. Local visits include Dixon and Perkins families from Zaleski and Springfield with Miss Mary Taylor of Dundas. Sunday services planned at Putnam Chapel with Rev Secoy conducting.
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Vinton County
E. T. Davis
Wellston
Ray Cox
Max
Foster Lyle
McArthur
West Virginia
New Bridge
Pomeroy
Silver Bridge
Pt. Pleasant
D. FE. Dixon
Harrison Perkins
Richard
Roger
Moreton Malone
Springfield
Mary Taylor
Dundas
Putnam Chapel
Secoy
Mr. Sands
Zaleski
Joe Driscoll
Clarence Trainer
Dorothy Amilton
Galena
Velma Trainer
Charles Collins
Maude Collins
Hamden
Pearl Knox
Ross Graves
Sheriff
Vinton Education Board Organized In Ohio County
McArthur Jan 27 At a recent organization meeting of the board of education of Vinton County the following officers were elected G A Lash Albany Rural Route president and Co V Waldron Ray vice president The other board members named were C H Morrison Dundas W O Dearth Londonderry Rural Route and S M Sharp Zaleski
Wellston Legion Post organizes with 67 charter members
At the organization meeting in Wellston 67 World War soldiers signed as charter members. Dr. W. H. Parker was chosen commander, H. B. McClain senior vice commander, Arthur J. Lockard junior vice commander, HA. W. Zimmerman adjutant, C. B. Cleveland treasurer, H. F. Strath sergeant at arms, Rev. J. T. Barnahan chaplain, John A. Handley post historian, T. R. Magee and Ralph Martindill on by laws committee.
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New Wellston
Ralph Martindill
McArthur
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