Mulberry Street Switch Delayed by City Council
Roxanna Petroleum seeks permission to build a switch across South Mulberry Street to service a bulk gasoline storage station. Council tables the request for a week amid crossing hazard concerns and addresses local street resurfacing and June fines totals.
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Logan
Roxanna Petroleum Company
South Mulberry Street
Vine
View
Angle
Berlin Avenues
Main Street
Orchard Street
Gallagher Avenue
Price Filling Station
High Street
J. P. Rochester
Evidence Takes Two Full Days In Suit Here
In Logan, two days were needed to complete the evidence in the case of William Pearce et al. against John R. Elder et al. in common pleas court. Judge L. G. Worstell presided as the trial concluded Tuesday evening with judgment reserved for a later date. The suit seeks an accounting over a Delaware county forty acre farm and related dealings involving Pearce and Elder.
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Elder
Hocking
Pearce
Delaware County
Harry Elder
Columbus
Hocking Valley
Sheriff Receives Record Check for Oil Holdings Sale
Logan July 14 Sheriff W Lloyd received a 25500 check from Willard Shaw after Greendale Oil holdings were sold at partition sale Saturday. The sum was the largest ever issued to a Hocking County sheriff in recent years, records show.
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Logan
W. Lloyd
Willard Shaw
Greendale Oil Company
Hocking County
Logan employe reports remarkable auto record
Logan July 14 Raymond Goodhve of the local gas company claims a perfect car record since purchase in September 1925 with 7742 miles and no punctures to balloon tires. Spark plugs remain functional after 359 gallons of gasoline used. repairs 84 cents and labor 3.50. He invites others with better records to respond.
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Logan
Raymond Goodhve
Goodbye
Awning burns at Work brothers hardware store
Fire of undetermined origin destroyed an awning in front of the Work brothers hardware store on East Main street at 1:45 Wednesday. Damage estimated at 50 dollars. Firemen extinguished the blaze with chemicals and a small hose as the front of the building began to char.
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Logan
Work Brothers Hardware
East Main Street
Man Fined After Nelsonville Pike Speeding Chase
Logan July 14 Judge Ellinger in Probate court Tuesday afternoon sentenced FR. R. Rauch to a $20 fine plus court charges for speeding after a Monday chase on the Nelsonville Pike. Rauch, who gave Columbus as his home, was tagged by Traffic Officer Joe Farbearn following a two mile pursuit.
Elks Convention Attendance in Logan Noted
July 14 report from Logan notes Deputy Sheriff L. F. Hammond and the prosecutor attending the Elks convention.
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Logan
L. F. Hammond
Moone's Emerald Oil Promises Fast Foot Relief
Tender aching feet get fast relief with Moone's Emerald Oil and a money back guarantee if pain odor or soreness persist. The oil is touted as penetrating and able to soothe tired feet and even aid swollen or varicose veins, with broad drugstore availability.
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Moone
Henderson Heads to Cincinnati for Elks National Convention
Phil A. Henderson left Logan on Tuesday afternoon for Cincinnati to attend the national convention of the Elks lodge. They expected to return home Thursday evening.
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Phil A. Henderson
Logan
Cincinnati
of the Elks Lodge
Baby Drowns in Columbus Outhouse Incident
June Elizabeth Goodykoontz, 2 1/2, daughter of Mr and Mrs Bernard E Goodykoontz of Cedill street, fell into an outdoor outhouse vault at 1071 Atcheson street and drowned. Her mother and visiting Pauline Schiffler heard her cries. firemen from Twentieth street Engine House rescued the child from the pit.
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Columbus
Elizabeth
Bernard E. Goodykoontz
Cedill Street
J. A. Clark
Atcheson Street
Pauline Schiffler
Harvard Avenue
Clark
Twentieth Street
When Friendship Ceases in Chicago Trial Testimony
Mrs. Kate Riordan testified that she and her husband were good friends before marriage as he faced trial for beating her. The courtroom heard details of domestic abuse and the couple's deteriorating relationship amid the case.
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Chicago
Kate Riordan
Local Youth Recovering After Train Injury
William Bell, 19, of Corning, was struck by a northbound train and taken to Grant hospital after first aid by Dr. Book. He is reported much better, able to sit up, but cannot return to work soon. Bell is son of Robert Bell. Also noted: Margaret and Louise Schlingerman left for Charleston W Va to visit relatives. Mr and Mrs Charles Potts and daughter of Columbus visit Elmer Weaver. Mrs Weaver and daughter Mary touring Alabama and Florida. Mrs Hester Latta improving after two months, able to sit up.
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Corning
William Bell
Grant Hospital
Book
Robert Bell
Margaret
Louise Schlingerman
Charleston
W. Va
Charles Potts
Columbus
Elmer Weaver
Weaver
Mary
Alabama
Florida
Hester Latta
Heat Relief From Cooler Wave In Corning
July 14 reports a cool wave easing heat sufferers in Corning. The thermometer reached 100 in the shade on Wednesday with higher readings in the sun.
Sunday School Picnic at Gladden Creek
Classes No. 19 and 11 of the U. B. Sunday school held a picnic at Gladden creek on Wednesday. Fifteen persons attended this occasion.
Local residents make short visits and health notices
Bernard Noon and John Exen Kemper spent Wednesday in New Lexington. Miss Nellie Bell is seriously ill at her home. Angie Cain and children returned home after ten days in Worthington visiting relatives. Mrs Merril Thomas and son Dick went to Columbus after a week with the Thomas family and Dorothy. Alice Mae and Gwendolyn Wilson will visit Fultenham with relatives.
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Bernard Noon
John Exenkemper
New Lexington
Nellie Bell
Worthington
Angie Cain
Merril Thomas
Columbus
George Thomas
Dorothy
Alice Mae
Gwendolyn Wilson
Fultenham
Toledo man held for manslaughter in interurban wreck
Arthur Strohlein a 33 year old Toledo and Indian crossing motorman was held on a manslaughter charge after an inquest into the crossing wreck that killed three people on Monday.
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Toledo
Arthur Strohlein
Toledo & Indian Interurban
C. J. Hengzler
Chemists fail to link stomachs to Dale Sams deaths
Toledo police said chemists found no evidence in the stomachs of two dead children that would justify holding Dale Sams longer. Authorities released the statement after examinations yielded no additional charges or links to foul play.
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Toledo
Dale Sams
Elks Install Cincinnati Officers In Grand Lodge Ritual
In Cincinnati on July 14 the Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks held a convention ceremony installing new officers. Retiring grand exalted ruler Charles H. Grakelow of Philadelphia performed the installation last night in formal lodge ritual.
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Cincinnati
Grand Lodge
Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks
Charles H. Grakelow
Philadelphia
Bird's Nest Climb Turns Fatal for 8-Year-Old
In Glencoe Illinois an 8 year old boy Frank Ryan fell from a tree while inspecting a bird's nest and broke his neck. He died at the scene.
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Glencoe
Ill
Frank Ryan
Public access bill would open British mountain tops
London reports a new bill introduced to guarantee public access to all British mountain tops. The measure aims to ensure hikers can reach peaks without private obstruction and represents a shift toward recreation rights nationwide.
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London
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