Youths Admit Robbery at Logan and Recover Stolen Goods
Four youths arrested in Columbus confessed to Logan Krieg Pharmacy robbery early Tuesday. The group also reportedly stole multiple cars, looted a Sugar Grove store, and fled toward Fairfield County before being captured. They face arraignment as investigators link them to earlier crimes in Lancaster Shawnee and Washington.
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Logan
Columbus
Orton Rollison
Orville Shelton
Donald Lape
Lancaster
Arthur DeCamp
Joe Farbearn
Wagstaff
Gillilan
Bexley
New Straitsville Highway
George Rainer
Zanesville Avenue
Shawnee
Decamp
Washington D. H
John E. Krieg
Fairfield County
Sugar Grove
Farbearn
Sol Ellinger
C. Wood Bowen
Clara Campbell
County
Bowen
A. M. Ellinger
Common Pleas Court
Home remedy for persistent cough using Pinex and sugar syrup
A home mix for coughs from colds uses Pinex with sugar syrup or honey in a pint bottle. Promises quick relief, soothing inflamed membranes, loosening phlegm, and a pleasant taste children like. Pinex is described as Norway pine creosote concentrate. substitute caution and money-back guarantee are noted.
Police Recover Goods After Pharmacy Heist at Columbus Hotel
Officers believe the quartet possessed at least two guns and found .38 caliber cartridges in a deserted car. Most of the shoplifted merchandise from the pharmacy was recovered at the Columbus hotel where the youths had set up headquarters. The items were turned over to Krieg.
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Columbus
Krieg
School Denies Haydenville Soup Line Rumor
Logan January report states Haydenville officials deny a soup line exists. They say only children from five distant families are fed at noon daily and no soup line has been planned.
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Logan
Haydenville
City man arrested on fraudulent check charge
Logan is told John Kittsmiller was arrested by Sheriff Sol Ellinger and Deputy Stanley Sparn on Tuesday evening on a fraudulent check charge. An affidavit filed in Magistrate C T Stephenson’s court charges the check amount at 36 dollars.
Logan Woman Treated After Auto Wreck on Cuban Trip
Miss Fairy Anthony of Logan is in treatment at Cherrington Hospital for injuries from an automobile wreck while returning from a Cuban trip. Mrs. Joe Fultz of Logan underwent a surgical operation Monday with condition reported satisfactory.
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Logan
Fairy Anthony
Cherrington Hospital
Joe Fultz
Severe electrical storm batters Logan with sleet and rain
Logan saw a severe storm Tuesday night with lightning and thunder, followed by a heavy sleet and rain downpour. The gale knocked branches from shade trees as temperatures dropped afterward.
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Logan
ZEMO advertised for itching skin relief
An old advertisement promotes ZEMO as a soothing antiseptic for itching burning skin. It claims twenty years of relief for ringworm eczema rashes pimples and scalp irritations with variants priced 35, 60 and 100 cents and extra strength at 125 cents.
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Zemo
President of Council Assigns Committees in Local Meeting
Frank Eberst, president of council, announced committee assignments at the Tuesday meeting. Jesse Frasure resigned from the Health Board and Lawrence Adcock was appointed to fill the unexpired four year term. Confirmations approved for Finance, Cemetery, Streets, Lights, Sidewalks, Public Buildings, Health, and related panels.
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Logan
Frank Eberst
Health Board
Jesse Frasure
Elias Bright
Bright
Lawrence Adcock
Stracke and
Canty
Lewis
Showalter
Larimer
Stracke
Weis
G. W. Lanning
L. P. Mooney
Braddock Heirs
Streets and Sewage Committee
Health Committee
Health Department
All Milk To Be Tested at Logan
Logan health officials announce that beginning next month the Health Department will test all milk consumed in the city. Samples from every milk distributor will be analyzed for bacteria and sediment, with possible butter fat and total solids tests if facilities permit. Results will be made public under local health regulations.
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Logan
Health Department
W. B. Lacock
J. T. McBride Dies After Cerebral Hemorrhage
Logan January 28 J T McBride longtime clothing merchant and later bookkeeper for Heine Bros Packing died at his home at 12 30 p m Wednesday from a cerebral hemorrhage after a one day illness He is survived by his wife Anna a brother Frank three sisters Nan Mary and Kate and another sister in Chicago Funeral services set for 9 o clock Friday morning at St John Catholic Church Rev James T Nevin presiding Family asks flowers be omitted.
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J. T. McBride
Heine Bros. Packing Company
Anna McBride
Frank McBride
Nan
Mary
Kate McBride
Chicago
St. John Catholic Church
James T. Nevin
Obituary of Mrs. Maggie Shafer 78 Lancaster
Mrs Maggie Shafer aged 78 died after a two week illness at 911 North Columbus Street Lancaster. Survived by five daughters Alice Shafer Logan Mrs Harley Freisner Mrs Harley Miesse both North of the City Mrs Paul Wagner Lancaster and Mrs Jesse Carpenter Columbus. Four sons Chas Shafer North of the City Ira Shafer Canal Winchester Frank and Dani at home. One brother Daniel Boyer Columbus, nine grandchildren and two great grandchildren also survive.
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Maggie Shafer
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Alice Shafer
Logan
Harley Freisner
Harley Miesse
Paul Wagner
Jesse Carpenter
Columbus
Chas. Shafer
Ira Shafer
Canal Winchester
Frank
Dani
Daniel Boyer
Fifty Years of Marriage Celebrated at Wilson Home
New Straitsville residents hosted the fiftieth wedding anniversary for Mr. and Mrs. John S. Wilson with family and the Rev. and Mrs. Harble in attendance. A bouquet from the Rebekah Lodge honored the couple as Mrs. Wilson remains an invalid. Funeral services were held for Noland Freasure aged 23 of Hemlock, who died after an appendectomy, leaving a widow Opal Freasure and a young daughter, along with relatives.
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Adam Spires
Clark Anderson
Louis Walters
Field Campbell
Wilmington
Clyde Strain
Oria Coakney
New Lexington
Maude Marshallson Bob
McCoy
Dude Andrews
Mildred McCoy
Murray City
Mildred Harrison
Ella White
Barbderton
Evan Jones
Sam Walters
George White
Grover Burgess
Mt. Gilead
Bennie Jones
Norris Johnston
Bobby Burns
Straitsville Girls
Moxahala
Patrick Callahan
Columbus
Dick Brooks
Herbert Brooks
Jimmie Blankenship
Athens
Gertrude
Cathleen Coon
Ernestine Abram
Fred Blankenship
Amall
Elmer Hanning
Levi Wolfe
Ted Conkle
Ned Harmon
Helen
Dale Hopkins
New Straitsville
John S. Wilson
Jacob Hoodlet
Lon Reynolds
Robert Wilson
Harble
Methodist Church
Rebekah Lodge
Wilson
Noland Freasure
Hemlock
Opa! Freasure
Bertie
Luella
Mildred
Virgil
Syres
Clark Street
Freasure
Opal Tharp
Frances Palmer
Margaret Fleming
Miss Fleming
Tallie Jones
Bill Bird
Bob Clark
Evelyn Mills
Akron
Article By Cornell Is Given National Publicity
C. C. Cornell of the D. Zenner Co. wrote about adjustments for dissatisfied customers in retail stores. The piece appeared in Retailing's Executive Edition and is being requested for reprint by The Merchandise Manager for its New York publication.
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Cornell
C. C. Cornell
D. Zenner Co
New York
RAIL TRAFFIC TIED UP IN BREMEN JUNCTION
All traffic on the New York Central division was tied up Wednesday night after a freight engine and two cars were derailed at the Bremen junction with the Pennsylvania line.
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Bremen
New York Central Railroad
Pennsylvania
German professor authors December Modern Language Journal lead
J A Heas P D Professor of German at Ohio University writes the lead article titled Nein rich Heine and the French in the December Modern Language Journal. He analyzes Heine's shift from German to French and the differing emotional effects of the two languages. He is also the author of a book review in Monatshefte fur deutschen Unterricht noting German studies for American students.
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J. A. Heas
Pr. D
Ohio University
Modern Language Journal
Neinrich Heine
Germany
France
Heine
Dr. Hess
Monatshefte Fur Deutschen Unterricht
Atudentsa
Will visit Europe from McConnville in April
Carl Patterson cashier of the First National Bank Chesterhill has applied for passports and plans to sail for Europe in April with Wilson Mifflin Hall Damascus clerk of the Ohio Yearly Meeting of Friends. They will spend three months visiting Ireland England Norway and other points in continental Europe and attend Friends meetings in Dublin and London.
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First National Bank
Chesterhill
Europe
Wilson Mifflin Hall
Damascus
Ohio Yearly Meeting of Friends
Ireland
England
Norway
Religious Society of Friends
Dublin
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