Arrest Made After Wine and Whisky Found in Home
Logan officers arrested Edward Wait of Sams Creek western Hocking County after deputies L Hammond and J Farbearn found whisky and strawberry wine during a search Saturday morning. Wait remained in county jail until arraignment before Judge Harley M Whitcraft on Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Edward Wait
Sams Creek
Hocking County
L. Hammond
Joe Farbearn
Wait
Harley M. Whitcraft
Local Marriages Reported in Laurelville and Gore Areas
Kenneth Wharton 22 a glass worker and Lucille Cavinee 17 of South Perry were married by Rev. Wm. Tatman. Harry Iles 18 a trucker of Logan wed Evelyn Dicken 20 of Gore in a ceremony conducted by Rev. T. C. Harper. Frank Keal 22 a Nelsonville laborer wed Ethel Leonard 22 of Logan with Magistrate E. EB. Bright officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Wharton
Laurelville Rt. No. 2
Alpha Wharton
Lucille Cavinee
South Perry
Charles Cavinee
Wm. Tatman
Harry J. Iles
Logan
Clifford Lies
Evelyn Dicken
Gore
A. G. Dicken
T. C. Harper
Frank Keal
Nelsonville
Wesley Keal
Ethel Leonard
Wm. Leonard
E. EB. Bright
Arrest of Arch Weakley for intoxication in Greendale
Arch Weakley of Greendale was found intoxicated on Main street and arrested by Traffic Officer Joe Farbearn. He pled guilty before Magistrate E. E. Bright, receiving a $5 fine plus costs after a brief jail stay in Hocking county jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Arch Weakley
Greendale
Main Street
Joe Farbearn
Hocking County
E. E. Bright
Patriot program at Presbyterian Church features junior choir
In Logan on Sunday evening the Presbyterian church hosted a patriotic program led by Rev. H. L. Geddes. Attorney Eugene Wright spoke on Our Life and Clinton Webb addressed Our Liberty, with the junior choir assisting in the musical portions.
Social dinner hosted by Mrs. Walter Leonard in Logan
Mrs. Walter Leonard hosted a dinner at her West Hunter Street home Friday evening. After dinner, guests competed in a social hour with prizes won by Mrs. Grace Michel, Mrs. Harry Thomas, Mrs. AC Tipton, Mrs. Rose Krisch Baum, Mrs. C. E. Brehm, Mrs. Ella Tritech, Mrs. Ralph Starcher, Mrs. Charlies Osey, Mrs. C. W. Scheide, and Miss Ruth Krischbaum.
Land sale confirmed in Athens County court case
In Athens County Common Pleas Court the sale of land for delinquent taxes was confirmed. The case, Rafael Johnson as county treasurer versus Howard Whaley and others, concerns Albany land valued at 700 dollars with four years of unpaid taxes. The sheriff was ordered to convey to purchaser Louise Zimmerman and pay case costs and taxes, totaling 600.08 dollars. Trials for William E. Nelson and James ONeil were reset or vacated.
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Athens County Common Pleas Court
Rafael Johnson
County
Howard Whaley
Everett Whaley
David Whaley
Charles Whaley
Frank M. Whaley
Lizzie Micheal
Dora Micheal
Caddie West
Gertrude Whittaker
Albany
Louise Zimmerman
William E. Nelson
James O'Neil
Hoover Prediction: Hoover to Carry Ohio in 1920 Race
Carmi Thompson of Cleveland forecast Hoover would win Ohio after a forthcoming political struggle. He said the campaign would focus on prohibition tariff and Coolidge administration records. The note mentions Rev W E Shaffer visiting Logan.
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Washington
U.R
Carmi Thompson
Cleveland
Herbert Hoover
Ohio
Thompson
Coolidge
Amundsen Body Report From Paris Telegraph Origin
An unconfirmed Paris telegraph report says the body of Roald Amundsen, famed South Pole explorer, has been found off the coast of Norway awaiting verification. The claim is not credited locally and pending further news.
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London
U.R
Exchange
Paris
Roald Amundsen
South Pole
Norway
Frugal Prune Dish Prepared From Dried Fruit
Wash prunes and cover with hot water. Let kook for 24 hours and then chill. Lift out of the water and serve, without cooking or sweetening.
Williamson Contracting completes mine 255 work at Greens Run
The Williamson Contracting company finished work at Greens Run mine 255. Retimbering, steel beam placement, and brick work at the shaft base were completed costing about $20,000. The project was finished last Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Williamson Contracting Company
Greens Run
Lincoln Fields Race Meeting Opens at Chicago
Chicago tracks open with over 2,500 horses entering the Lincoln Fields meeting. The $5,000 Crete handicap heads the program as the day’s feature a six furlongs dash. Favorites include Misstep Flat Iron and Mino.
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Chicago
Lincoln Fields
Crete
Flat Iron
Mino
Logan youths enter Citizens Military Training Camp
Four Logan young men left Monday for Ft Thomas Kentucky to train at the Citizens Military Training Camp serving Ohio Kentucky and Indiana. From Logan these are Keith Shultz Charles Kleinschmidt Roman Brooker and Robert Weaver after passing physicals weeks earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Ft. Thomas
Kentucky
Citizens Military
Ohio
Indiana
Hocking County
Keith Shultz
Charles Kleinschmidt
Roman Brooker
Robert Weaver
Local visitors gather in Logan from Indiana and Ohio
Mrs H M Mumaw and daughters Mrs H C Cobb and Mrs G G Unsicker with Mr Unsicker of Elkhart Ind visit Logan relatives including Jennie Blosser. George Ashbaugh and daughter from New Lexington call on Hocking Countians. Elmer Brown and wife of Lancaster pass through Logan to Marietta for Webb Summit homecoming. Judge Harley M Whitcraft returns to Logan after a month in Cuyahoga County to clear the local docket.
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Mooney
Elma Gail
Hall Downhour
Union Furnace
Helen Wyskiver
Nellie Terrel
Esther St. Clair
John Lemon
Harley Howdyshell
Bethany United Brothern Church
Ernest Seymour
Webb's Chapel
Hocking County
H. M. Mumaw
H. C. Cobb
G. G. Unsicker
Unsicker
Elkhart
Ind
Jennie Blosser
Logan
Mumaw
Blosser
George Ashbaugh
New Lexington
Elmer Brown
Lancaster
Marietta
Webb Summit
Harley M. Whitcraft
Cuyahoga County
Government Faces Greater Task Yet
London reports that after victory in the civil war China's nationalist government must now win the peace. It faces four major problems: Feng Yu-Hsiang's stance, Manchurian troops' attitude, foreign powers and interests across China, and ongoing finance issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
China
Feng Yu-Hsiang
Woman Surprised By Friends On Fiftyeth Birthday
Pratt Fork July 2 Friends and neighbors surprised Mrs. Jesse Gilkey at her country home with a basket dinner for her fiftieth birthday. A poon supper followed, with music and many well wishes from a large gathering including the Gilkeys and numerous neighbors and relatives from nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean Blackwood
Alex Sapp
Pearl Sapp
Pratts Fork
George Grim
Harve Douglas
Shade
Harry Gilkey
Columbus
Floyd Sutton
Ethel Founds
Marion
Emerson Douglas
A. C. Howett
D. R. Morris
Ernest Hart
Martha Haning
Athens
Frank Cain
Charles Sargent
Herb Douglas
Edd Stanley
Alonzo Young
Albany
Physicians Hold Spring Meeting in McConnelsville
The Eighth District Medical Association held its spring gathering at Rocky Glen Sanitorium in McConnelsville on Thursday June 28. About 100 district physicians from nine counties attended along with visitors from Columbus. Doctor C W Stone of Cleveland spoke on Ohio medical organization, while Dr A L Pritchard and Dr P H Cosnor discussed district needs. Local doctors listed include J L Henry S E G Pedigo W G Danford J T Merwin J M Higgins S B McDougall J L Sprague Stanley Westervelt Prichard Dew Rhodes Hill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eighth District Medical Association
Rocky Glen Sanitorium
McConnelsville
Disttrict
Ohio
Columbus
C. W. Stone
Cleveland
Ohio State Medical Association
A. L. Pritchard
Nelsonville
District Association
P. H
Rocky Glen
J. L. Henry
S. E. G. Pedigo
W. G. Danford
J. T. Merwin
J. M. Higgins
McDougall
J. L. Sprague
Athens
Stanley
Albany
Westervelt
Coolville
Two Die in Kentucky Crash Near Covington
In Covington Kentucky two men died and three were seriously hurt when two cars collided yesterday. Victims were John McClarnon thirty and Donald Ehme nineteen, both residents of Ten.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covington
U.R
John McClarnon
Donald Ehme
Answer to Let ter Golf puzzle solution list
The note presents a single puzzle solution path for a word game with the sequence News Sews Sees Seem Stem Item and ends with the number 4. This compact item catalogs the result rather than offering broader context or multiple outcomes.
New MELLO-GLO Face Powder Favored by Nurses
Nurses prefer MELLO-GLO the new French process powder for its purity and skin caring qualities. It stays on long to control shine and leaves the complexion looking healthy and smooth as advertised by ZENNER Company.
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Zenner Company
Hatch Seeks Republican Nomination for County Treasurer
Henry A. Hatch announces his bid for county treasurer in the August primaries. Born May 6 1873 at Ost he has lifelong county ties and is a Delaware Islness College and Ohio University alumnus. He served as county examiner and superintendent of Buchtel schools, two terms as county recorder, two terms in the Ohio legislature, and later taught in county schools. He and wife Mattie Wiley Hatch have one daughter Frances.
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Henry A. Hatch
Theugust
Ost
Is County
Delaware Islness College
Ohio University
Hatch
Buchtel
Ohio
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Stang
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