New Relief Program Studied by Logan City Council
Logan officials discuss altering relief plans after a survey by the relief committee. A two woman and one man ward committee would investigate cases for Service Director Shively to ensure funds go to actual need, amid tight finances. Mrs Case injured in a Sunday fall, hospitalized with bruised hip but no fracture.
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Logan
Relief Committee of Council
Cc. F. Lewis
Relief Committee
Fred C. Shively
Lewis
Jan
County Group Sets Logan PTA Session With Music
County-wide Parent-Teacher Association meets at Logan High School Auditorium Wednesday at 7 30 p m. Mrs Ethel Peters Simon State Education Department extension secretary will speak. First Grade Toy Band from West Building led by Miss Emma Hall performs violin selections by Richard McCutchan. District director Mrs C W Booth leads meetings in each county.
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Logan, Jan
Logan High School
Ethel Peters Simon
State Department of Education
Emma Hall
Richard McCutchan
C. W. Booth
Sheriff Buys Farm Near Kesboro in Washington Township
Sheriff Sol Ellinger plans a return to farming after his term ends as he bought a farm in Washington Township near Kesboro. The deal closed last week and included a land grant deed signed 92 years ago by Martin Van Buren to Peter Armine. Ellinger has long pursued farming despite living in the city for years.
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Logan
Sol Ellinger
Washington Township
Kesboro
Martin van Buren
Peter Armine
Ellinger
Farmers Institute Set for Marion February 9 10
Marion Township farmers plan an institute at the Central School Building February 9 and 10 with state speakers Mrs Dale Walker of Hamden and F G Mall of Wilmington. The Marion Grange will host a 40 minute program Wednesday evening. Local schools participate Thursday with music by Mr and Mrs Gerald W Lanning of Logan.
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Logan
Marion Township
Mra
Dale Walker
Hamden
F. G. Mall
Wilmington
Marion Grange
Gerald W. Lanning
Will Leaves All Property To Brother In Probate
Will of Philip Fast of South Perry read in probate Friday. It left the entire estate to his brother J Ellsworth Fast and wife Leanie Fast. the will dated December 6, 1910. Since then the brother died. Rochester Irvin named administrator. Appraisers George McClelland Earl Bright and Jasper Cave valued the property at 2500 dollars.
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Philip Fast
Logan
South Perry
J. Ellsworth Fast
Leanie Fast
Rochester Irvin
George McClelland
Earl Bright
Jasper Cave
Longevity Dog Believed Oldest in City
Logan County auditor and Mrs. W S Yaw celebrate a dog aged nineteen, the oldest canine in the city. Despite infirmities the pets owners take pride in the venerable animal as a family companion.
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Auditor Yaw
Logan
Jan
W. S. Yaw
Sorority Hosts Delta Theta Tan Meeting at Judy Logan Home
Delta Theta Tan Sorority members were entertained Thursday night at the home of Miss Josephine Judy on Church Street. Miss Rosemary Lecrone reported on the Marion convention as a group delegate. Attendees included Miss Mary Keller Miss Lillian Sparnow. A "School Days" stunt, bridge with Mildred Collins winning high honors, and a contest won by Mrs. John Spicer followed by a luncheon.
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Logan
Jan
Delta Theta Tan Sorority
Josephine Judy
Church Street
Rosemary Lecrone
Marion
Mary Keller
Lillian Sparnow
Mildred Collins
John Spicer
Tourist Club Meets in Logan on Chinese Architecture Topic
The Tourist Club met Thursday at Mrs. F. Meade Bowen’s North Walnut Street home. Mrs. C. G. Weitzeil prepared the paper on Chinese Architecture and was presented by Mrs. Robert C. Work. Roll call cited Hong Kong. Miss Mary Louise Bowen gave related facts and guests enjoyed special music.
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Minnie Louise
Ann Bowen
Colder Weather Seen Benefiting Local Agriculture
Local farmers hailed the return of cold weather as helpful to the district's agriculture. They note rapid fruit tree budding could be stalled to avoid a late frost and that cooler days ease field work while curbing crop pests. Some fear a severe cold spell after recent warmth could harm young wheat.
Sea Gulls Seen Over Logan En Route to Buckeye Lake
Bert Horn and C. W. Zeigler spotted a flock of sea gulls passing over Logan Saturday. The birds, rare in this district, are believed to be migrating toward Buckeye Lake in the nearby district, according to Zeigler.
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Buckeye Lake
Logan, Jan. C
Logan
Bert Horn
C. W. Zeigier
Hocking County
Buckeye Lake District
Zeigler
Coast Guard Reports Four Vessels In Distress Off Virginia Coast
Norfolk dispatch says Coast Guard units rescue crews from four ships stranded Sunday as high seas whipped the Virginia and North Carolina coasts.
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Norfolk
Norfolk Coast Guard
Virginia
North Carolina
Sean
Fire damages home as chimney sparks wall paper
A Sunday fire at 1:15 p m damaged wallpaper in a two apartment residence owned by Judge Harley M Whitcraft at 500 North Mulberry Street. Soot in an unsealed chimney ignited wallpaper upstairs and downstairs, prompting Provisional Chief Walter Barnes to oversee chemical extinguishing.
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Logan
A. H. Manss
North Mulberry Street
Walter Barnes
Manes
Harley M. Whitcraft
Olmstead Players To Perform St Claudia at First Presbyterian
Olmstead Players will present the Bible drama St Claudia at First Presbyterian Church in Logan tomorrow night at 7 30 open to all denominations. The troupe has toured the United States for three years and the program begins with the 7 30 o clock opening. Judge Harley M Whitcraft of Logan has been reelected secretary of the Common Pleas Judges Association and will also serve as treasurer for the coming year.
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Logan
Jan
C.-Olmstead
First Presbyterian Church
St. Claudia
United States
Harley M. Whitcraft
The
Common Pleas Judges Association
Akron
Visitors from Columbus and local residents cited in brief
Mrs. Harry Bell and two daughters and Mrs. Frank W. Harden visited in Columbus Saturday. Mrs. H. N. Armstrong of this city visited her daughter Miss Violet Armstrong who has taught in Columbus public schools for ten years. J. D. Yourom recovered from influenza at Cherrington Hospital and returned home Sunday.
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Ruth Hamilton
Rose Vulcano
Cherrington Hospital
Miss Vulcano
Roseville
Miss Hamilton
J. O. Hamilton
Harry Bell
Frank W. Harden
Columbus
H. N. Armstrong
Violet Armstrong
J. D. Yorum
Repeal Battles in Short Session Over Beer and Prohibition
Washington January 30 The Senate Finance Committee opened talks on revenue from Volstead Act changes as prospects for repealing the Eighteenth Amendment fade. President Hoover likely would veto the beer wine measure and the House stance on wine remains split. A compromise would repeal prohibition while safeguarding state and federal powers to regulate saloons with 3.05 percent beer and wine.
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Washington
Senate Finance Committee
Hoover
Garner
House
Senate Judiciary Committee
Judiciary
Finance Committee
Attempting To Link Murder With Arrests
Youngstown detectives pursue a link between a three year old double murder in Alliance and a recent extortion case found there. Investigators Rowe and Albaugh travel to Alliance to confer with Police Chief Stark about the Dipalina killings that occurred June 20, 1929. Dipatina fled earlier extortion ties at Fairmont and Moundsville Penitentiary after turning state's evidence.
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Youngstown
U.P
Allance
Harry Rowe
John Albaugh
Alliance
Harry L. Stark
Sam Dipalina
Dipatina
Stark
Fairmont
W. Va
Moundsville Penitentiary
Wonders of America as Ripley acclaim
The article highlights Believe It or Not creator Robert Ripley claiming American wonders rival world marvels. It cites Yosemite, New York skyline, Florida beaches, Rockies, Yellowstone, Redwoods, Grand Canyon, and many U S sites and roads as unmatched, along with notable structures and natural features across states.
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America
United States of America
Yosemite Valley
California
New York City
Tropics
Florida
Rockies
Yellowstone
Redwoods
Grand Canyon
Colorado
Auburn
Washington
Great American Desert
Point Ton
Utah
Arizona-Utah State Line
Rocky Mountain Park
Estes Park
New Mexico
Arizona
Stone Mountain
Georgia
Revenue Fight Will Be Warm Observers Say
Columbus, Jan 3. The administration plans a 2 percent tax on soft drinks, 10 percent on theater and amusement tickets, five cent per pound malt tax, and 10 percent tax on cigars and manufactured tobaccos to fund education equalization and unemployment relief. Opposition mobilizes. protests flood Governor White and lawmakers as bills are introduced tonight or Tuesday.
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White
Baby Boy Is Frozen While Following Dad
In ABOVERTOWN Pennsylvania a 2 year old boy named James Weinsteiger was found frozen to death in a field near his home in Eaglesville after disappearing while trying to follow his father to a store. Police feared kidnapping as volunteers and Boy Scouts searched through the night. He left home without a hat or coat and wandered into darkness.
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Dad
Abovertown
James Weinsteiger
Eaglesville
Benjamin Weinsteiger
Burglar Breaks Into Franklin Police HQ Accessed by Window
Franklin police report a break in at headquarters with entry through a broken window. Missing items include a $150 machine gun two rifles and a shotgun from a gun case.
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Franklin
Ohio Farmers Open Meeting At Ohio State
The first of 5,000 agriculturists expected to attend Farmers Week at Ohio State University arrives in Columbus. More than 300 men and women will speak on farming topics including dairy cattle judging, legislation for farmers relief, the domestic allotment plan, mortgages and taxes. Meetings with the fruit growers, horticultural, seed, vegetable, dairymen and beekeeper groups plus farm women and cattle breed associations are scheduled through Friday.
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Columbus
Ohio State University
College of Agriculture
Congress
Farmers’ Week
Ohio Fruit Growers Association
Ohio State Horticultural Society
Ohio Seed Improvement Association
Ohio Vegetable Growers Association
Ohio Dairymen’s Association
Ohio Federation of Farm Women's Clubs
Ohio Beekeepers Association
Capture Wild Horses For Domestic Demand
Western Colorado horses once roamers are hounded into corrals and freight cars as an old industry is revived. After nearly twenty years, horse dealers and wranglers report a renewed demand not seen since World War I.
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Colo
Colorado
Plaster Mix Kills Father and Daughter in Stanford
Merle Nicholson 40 and his 5 year old daughter Carrie died after an accidental plaster biscuit mixture poisoned them. Four other children are ill as investigators probe the kitchen accident in Stanford Connecticut.
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Stanford, Conn
Merle Nicholson
Carrie
Education Data To Be Studied Insurance Plot
A national fact finding committee will study essential education aims and who should attend schools. The joint committee of the Department of Superintendence of the National Education Association adopted the resolution in Cleveland, with findings to be drafted for the Minneapolis convention on February 25.
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Cleveland
Department of Superintence
National Education Association
Association
Department
Minneapolis
Shankland
Treasure Map Plot Tangles In Death Of Montana Cattleman
Officers investigate a fatal shooting tied to a buried treasure map. Al O'Brien and rancher Ernest Renner are named in a mystery from Brooks and Casey. The scene at O'Brien’s ranch appears connected to a thawing stretch of terrain where the deceased was found.
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Silver City
W. W. Brooks
al O'Brien
O'Brien
Ernest Renner
John & Casey
Brooks
Eastern Education Honor for University School Faculty
Boston officials announce three University School of Boston members will join Pry Delta honorary national education ally. Prof. Charies p roctor of physical activities at Boston University and Giafour from Athens Ohio lead the fellowship. A ceremony at the school hall honors Giauque and others with six students joining the Education Society.
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Boston
Mass
University School
Pry Delta
Charies P Roctor
Boston University
Ohio
Athens
Giafour
Athens Tion
Dr Edwards Olive Tobacco Tiew Promises Youthful Benefits
An advertisement touts Dr Edwards Olive as a vegetable remedy. It claims the product cleanses the bowels, tones the liver, and restores youth and vitality for those suffering stomach trouble and lassitude.
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Olive
Dr. Edwards
Bette
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