Mahoney Convicted In Liquor Case In Hocking County
Judge E O Pettit found Elmer Mahoney guilty of possessing equipment for liquor manufacture after deputies uncovered a large still and mash near his home. Frank Knece testified that Mahoney and Forrest Black operated the still and provided him a drink. Mahoney was fined 500 dollars and costs and committed to Dayton work house until paid. authorities vow ongoing cleanup despite threats.
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Young Mahoney
Mahoney
Columbus
Frank Knece
Forrest Black
Hocking County
Judge to hear motion in Alberry v. county case
Judge Pettit will hear a motion in the case of Novella Alberry against the county commissioners on July 7. The suit seeks 25 000 damages linked to the death of her husband when his machine plunged into Five Mile creek near the Shaw school house over a year ago.
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Logan
Pettit
Novella Alberry
Five Mile Creek
Shaw School House
Alberry
County to Have Roads Repaired
Logan July 2. Engineer H. W. Nixon says a county road maintenance program is being rushed. Gravel roads will be resurfaced this summer, a gravel plant will move to the infirmary farm, and work will begin regraveling the Union Furnace road. Plans for the Nelsonville to New Straitsville intercounty highway are under study with hopes for funding.
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Logan
H. W. Nixon
L. A. Ruble Farm
Pattonville
Carbon Hill
County Infirmary
Union Furnace
Nelsonville-Logan Road
Nixon
Nelsonville
New Straitsville
Logan Men Seek Lease on Webb Heirs Farm Near Webb Summit
Logan residents Walsmith Kinstle and others engage in leasing plans for the Webb heirs farm near Webb Summit. They have moved a rig to the initial site and begun construction work with drilling to commence within days.
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Logan
Mrs Brown Improves and Leaves Hospital
Logan July 2 Mrs George F Brown after six weeks at Cherrington hospital was moved home on North High street Tuesday with conditions greatly improved Elmer Vancuren also discharged after a week of treatment for blood poison of the hand
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Brown
Logan
George F. Brown
Cherrington Hospital
North High Street
Elmer Vancuren
Machine Strikes Student Nurse in Nelsonville Accident
Miss Jane Pearson, a student nurse at Cherrington hospital, was knocked down by a machine driven by Mrs. John Masure at Main and Mulberry in Logan. She was bruised and shaken, taken to the hospital, then returned to the chautauqua the same evening. Pearson is the daughter of Nelsonville Chief of Police Jack Pearson.
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Jack Pearson
Nelsonville
Huckleberry Tops County Attendance Record
Huckleberry school in Troy township led county attendance with 99 percent, per county education officer Carl Porter. Oakdale primary in Trimble township and New Marshfield rural district follow at 97 percent. Porter’s report lists 232 students aided with clothing and books from Red Cross, Salvation Army, Sunday schools, and individuals.
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Huckleberry
Troy
Carroll Stout
Carl Porter
Athens County
Alexander Township
Albany Village
Ames Township
Amesville
Athens Township
Bern Township
Buchtel
Canaan
Carbondale
Carthage
Chauncey Village
Coolville
Red Cross
Salvation Army
Merry Makers Hold Meeting At Fountain Street Home
Mrs. Willard Sprankle hosted the Merry Makers at her Fountain street home Tuesday evening. After a cards session, an elaborate two course lunch was served. Guests included Mrs. Gifford Full Mrs. Kirby Snyder Mrs. Floyd Duffy Miss Ruth Heft and Miss Hazel Kanode.
Lancaster pair arraigned on intoxication charges
Bert Keister and James Dean of Lancaster appeared before Magistrate Miller Wednesday for arraignment. Keister faced intoxicated driving charges with fines of 25 dollars and costs on each count. Dean received a 5 dollar fine plus costs for intoxication. Both were arrested in Lancaster by Constable Shaw and deputies.
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Logan
Bert Keister
James Dean
Lancaster
Miller
Keister
Dean
Shaw
Reverend Wright Visits Logan on Route to Columbus
On July 2 in Logan the Rev. O. A. Wright, en route to Columbus to join his family, stopped briefly to visit Judge and Mrs. F. P. Martin. Wright, formerly of Hocking County, is a minister in the United Baptist church and holds a pastorate at Seaton.
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Logan
O. A. Wright
Columbus
F. P. Martin
Wright
Hocking County
United Brothess Church
Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Cited by Terre Haute Woman
Mrs Wa J Lee of Terre Haute Indiana says she was weak nervous and dizzy before using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She credits the remedy with restoring her health and strength after childbirth and recommends it to others. The ad notes the product is sold by druggists everywhere.
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Terre Haute
Indiana
Lydia E. Pinkham
Wa. J. Lee
E. E. Kerger
Slayton
Minn
Aday
Bradfield Regulator Co
Atlanta
Des Moines shopkeeper keeps first dime in car
A Des Moines storekeeper preserves the first dime that went into his car when he opened his shop 36 years ago.
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Des Moines
Close Race in Sale of Chautauqua Tickets
Mrs. Charles Cameron leads with 180 dollars in ticket sales for the Athens chautauqua, followed by Mrs. H. M. Woods at 171.25 and college student John Karr at 170. The drive has exceeded the 1750 dollar guarantee by 300 dollars, with half of the surplus to the local committee and the rest as profit for the association.
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Charles Cameron
H. A. Coe
Athens Chautauqua Association
H. M. Woods
John Karr
Coe
Chautauqua
Prohibition Official Roy A Haynes Seeks Ohio Governor Run
Washington reports indicate Roy A Haynes the Prohibition Commission official may resign to seek the Ohio governorship. The Harding appointee has considered the move as changes to enforcement cut most of his authority after August 1. Haynes previously ran a newspaper in Ohio before joining government service.
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Washington
Prohibition Commission
Roy A. Haynes
Ohio
Haynes
Harding
Riffs Press French Front As Tribesmen Hold
Tangier dispatches report renewed Riffian pressure on the French front with no quit in the tribesmen despite reversals at Taza. In the Upper Leben river valley the French successfully pushed, while the Riffs reportedly suffered 300 dead in the Halima district.
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London
Tangier
The
Times
Taza
Leben
Halima
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Logan and Hocking County
Ness
Priestley
Stewart
Toggery
Jane Pearson
Oakdale and
New Marshfield Bank
Merry Makers
Enforger
Roy Haynes
Cline Pharmacy Co
Cline Bidg
Cenol Agency
Dee’s Cash Shoe Store
Athens
White Rose
Enarco Motor Oils
Guthrie Auto Sales Co
E. Carpenter St
Orm Viola Dana
Trodore
Jack White
Bebe Daniels
Fp, Zenner Co
Columbia
Chadwick
Tmayes Huter
Carald Coupty
Eastern Productions
ING
Bray Magazine
China
Foster
Cash
Athens Uniiture Exchange
Mill ST
Eagle Shirts
Wilson Bros. Underwear
Monito
Hopkins
Straw Hats
the Burnett-Smith Co
Uncle Sam
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