Logan Man Phillip Wolfe Found Dead Near Oreville
Phillip Wolfe 70 of Logan was found dead on a tie pile near the New Straitsville branch of the Hocking Valley railroad at 7 am Thursday. Acting Coroner ruled death by heart failure. Wolfe, once of Oreville, had lived in Logan and spent time in Oreville after leaving Logan three weeks ago. Funeral set for Oroville United Brethren church at 1 pm Saturday with burial in Logan.
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Logan
Phillip Wolfe
Monday Creek
New Straitsville
Hocking Valley Railroad
Oreville
Wolfe
John Bond
Warner Hotel
Bond
J. P. Miller
Straitsville
B. H. Spicer
John W. Wolfe
Isaac
Jacob Wolfe
James Wolfe
Junction City
Adam Poling
Webb Summit
Racheal Ricksey
Gore Lodge of Odd Fellows
Oroville
Births Exceed Deaths in Hocking County in June
Logan July 15 report shows Hocking County births at 42 to deaths 16 for June. Logan death toll 7, six male and female deaths over 61, TB two deaths. Logan city births total 20 with nine communicable illness cases, Scarlet fever most with three.
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Logan
Hocking County
County Health Department
Sanner
McCune
Shaw
Wolfe
Charles Richard Gehring
Robert Donald Poling
Richard Louis Ramsey
Judy
Perry Jay Cole
Ralph Junior Graham
Thompson
Wallace
Huggins
Weaver
Stainer
Delbert Eugene Lanning
Edgell
Anderson
Mowery
Jobb
Jurgensmier
Betty Jane Sheeler
Patricia Ann Walsh
Nova Jean Anderson
Elick
Sarah Edith Martin
Betty Ann Miller
Thelma Alice James
Mabel LaBarbara
Burchfield
Julian
Craft
Unnam
Now You Ask One Quiz Questions From Page Five
This item lists quiz questions under the heading Now You Ask One including topics on a Boston financial wizard accused of fleecing investors, the World Theosophical Society head, relativity, Miss America winner, 1926 World Series winner, Queen Marie’s children on tour, Roosevelt summer homes, presidential salary, India’s capital, and Mrs Coolidge’s maiden name.
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Boston
World Theosophical Society
Atlantic City
Queen Marie
Roosevelt
United States
India
Mrs. Coolidge
Local Names List Appears in Obscure Notice
A fragmentary list includes individuals such as Nutter Mitchell spelling variants Daisy Vera Wion Eveland Kline Ellinger and Woolever plus unnamed participants indicating a partial notice area.
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Ed Nutter
Helda Mitchell
Spencer
Daisy Vera Wion
Eveland
Kline
Elsie Irene Woolever
Ellinger
Ruble Secures Restraining Order Against Logan City
Samuel S. Ruble obtained a temporary restraining order against the city of Logan to stop a proposed street across canal land he bought for 175 from the city on June 16 1925. The ten foot wide strip runs along the west side of inlet No 667 and Ruble seeks a perpetual injunction at final hearing.
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Logan
Samuels
Ruble
Inlet
Front Street
Delphos Pastor to Preach at Logan Church Sunday
Invitations were mailed by the Presbyterian session asking members to attend the morning service where Rev. Henry L. Geddes of Delphos will deliver the sermon. The Logan church has been without a regular pastor since last year’s resignation. Retired minister Rev. John A. Stemen from Bremen has filled the pulpit for several months.
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Logan
The
Presbyterian Church
Henry L. Geddes
Delphos
Geddes
C. R. Douglass
John A. Stemen
Bremen
Miss Delphin Krinn Attending State Club Camp
Miss Delphin Krinn of Falls township attends a district club camp at Yellow Springs run by the state club department for training older members. She will help plan the county camp at Rockbridge from August 15 to 20.
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Delphin Krinn
Falls Township
Logan
Yellow Springs
State Club Department
Krinn
Rockbridge
4-H Stitch and Chatter Plans Social at Schoolhouse
The 4 H Stitch and Chatter club met at Bennet's Rock for a business session and wiener roast. Members plan a social at the schoolhouse near the rocks on July 20 and will meet again Monday evening.
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Stitch and Chatter Club
Bennet's Rock
Signboard Fire Destroys Logan History Board
A large signboard on the George N. Wright farm south of Logan caught fire early this week and burned completely. The board held a brief Logan history. passing motorists stopped to view but no one helped extinguish the blaze.
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Logan
George N. Wright
Logan Notes Host of Local Visitors and Moves
Mr. and Mrs. George T. Barnes of Kansas City enjoy an extended Logan visit with Mr. and Mrs. Jefferson Jones and Mrs. John Buchanan. Barnes, who left Logan in 1872, has returned yearly and once taught in Hocking and Perry counties. Helena Minkle of Scio arrives for a short visit after visiting relatives in Sydney. Reuben Culver and wife of Winter Haven Florida plan to reside in London indefinitely, settling in the Parker property on East Hunter street, former Logan residents. Goldie Barthlow of Columbus is visiting her parents on West Hunter street for an open ended stay.
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George T. Barnes
Kansas City
Logan
Jefferson Jones
John Buchanan
Barnes
Hocking
Perry
John Lohr
Gallagher Avenue
Helena Minkle
Scio
Sydney
Reuben Culver
Winter Haven
Fla
London
Parker Property
East Hunter Street
Culver
Goldie Barthlow
Columbus
Charles Barthlow
West Hunter Street
School Closes as Vacation Bible School Ends at Church
The Daily Vacation Bible School at Central Avenue M E Church ends after three weeks with ninety five students enrolled and forty eight to receive attendance certificates Saturday evening at 8. The program includes Bible stories songs plays and exhibits and the public is invited.
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Central Avenue M. E
Boy Skips Trial to Attend School in Football Charge
James Sherwood, 12, told the court he could not miss school to attend his trial for playing football in the street in Eng. He requested a postponement citing schooling obligations.
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Hall
Eng
James Sherwood
A A A REPORTS HIGHWAYS OUT OF ATHENS
Athens connections outline road conditions and detours on routes to Columbus Circleville Newark Mt. Vernon Marietta Zanesville and Buckeye Lake via state routes and US 50. Several detours noted including S R 75 and S R 13 with conditions described as good or excellent or detoured due to land slides and closures.
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Athens-Circleville
Lancaster
Nelsonville
Logan
Circleville
Laurelville
Enterprise
Athens
Portsmouth
Albany
McArthur
Wellston
Corporation Line
Jackson
New Boston
U. S
Athens-Buckeye Lake
Lake
Chauncey
Corning
New Lexington
Somerset
Athens-Newark
Mt. Vernon
Gilcuster
Jacksontown
Newark
Zanesville
Crooksville
Glouster
Burr Oak
Moxahala
Chesterhill
Pennsville
Malta
McConnelsville
Pomeroy
Rutland
Middleport
Bedford bridge game yields one complete suit for all players
In a Cavendish Hotel bridge game in Bedford England the four players were dealt one complete suit each. The odds against such an occurrence are 2,235,197,406,895,366,368,301,559,999 to 1.
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Bedford
Eng
Cavendish Hotel
Miner and Wife Hospitalized After Starvation Tragedy
Joe Capelli of the United Mine Workers enters Ohio Valley General Hospital in Wheeling after saying his children died of starvation and his wife was buried in Dillonvale Ohio. He has been out of work six months.
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Wheeling
W. Va
Joe Capelli
United Mine Workers
Dillonvale
Ohio
Ohio Valley General Hospital
Loves Her Dog, Gives Up Matrimony in Court Decree
A judge frees a man from marriage citing his wife’s strong affection for a dog. The decision grants dissolution of the matrimonial bonds and ends the husband’s legal obligations. The ruling underscores the unique impact of pet attachment on domestic arrangements.
Divorce Granted Over Dog That Won Over Judge
Fred Bauman secured a divorce from May Loretta Bauman with alimony dropped after Judge Weygandt was moved by Bauman’s claim that his marital troubles stemmed from his wife’s dog. The judge ordered Bauman to pay $160 in attorney fees but freed him from alimony though Bauman reported earning $105 a month. Bauman said most of his $5 monthly spending went to buy the dog chocolate bars, and he noted payments on a diamond collar, wrist watch, and a diamond ring paid from his wife’s $100 contributions.
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Cleveland
O.R
Fred Bauman
Bauman
Silver believed from Abraham found at Ur in Britain
London report notes silver discovered at Ur is thought to have belonged to Abraham and is being polished at the British Museum.
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London
Abraham
British Museum
Doings Appraisement Filed in Probate Court
An inventory and appraisement of the personal property and real estate of Arthur E. Randolph were filed in probate court yesterday afternoon by the administratrix Anne Randolph Foster. The total appraisement was $160.
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Arthur E. Randolph
Anne Randolph Foster
Marriage License Issued In Probate Court Beat
A marriage license was issued yesterday afternoon to Earl S. M Heckart 40 a Columbus salesman son of John W Heckart and Mae Beard 36 of Nelsonville credit worker daughter of Edward Beard The Rev C M Coulter will officiate.
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Earl
S. M Heckart
Salesman
Columbus
Ohio
John W. Heckart
Mae Beard
Nelsonville
Credit Work
Edward Beard
C. M. Coulter
Bus Driver Held Pleads Not Guilty on License Charge
Orlando Craig pleaded not guilty to operating a bus without a chauffeur license and was bound over to the grand jury. Bond set at 100 dollars was posted. John F. Chadwell faced related charges.
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Orlando Craig
Pearl W. Helwig
Craig
John F. Chadwell
MELLO-GLO French Process Face Powder Ad
An advertisement promotes MELLO-GLO face powder from D. Zenner Co. It claims the powder lasts indefinitely and keeps pores minimized while giving skin a peachlike glow. Available at the toilet counter today.
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D. Zenner Co
Bus operator pleads not guilty to license charge
The man pleaded not guilty to knowingly operating the bus without a license and posted bond for grand jury appearance. State Inspector T. B. Bowscher filed charges with arrest by Constable I. P. Tucker against the two men.
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Craig
T. B. Bowscher
I. P. Tucker
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Athens County
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Frank A. Moler
Coats
Rochester-Lytle
Bierley’s
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Bierly
Delivey
Jal, Jel. Wright Co
Thurness-Wright Company
Logan, Ohio
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