Citywide 4 H Tour Planned For County Members
Announcement by Harry Lr and the rural Chamber of Commerce plans an industrial tour in Logan with about 8000 4 H club workers from the county. They will meet at the Courthouse at 4 30 pm to tour local plants with company officials guiding. Luncheon will follow at the Knights of Pythias Building served by the Pythian Sisters led by Mrs Lucy Nill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Harry Lr
Chamber of Commerce
Chater of Commerce
Loran
Knights of Pythias
Pythian Sisters
Lucy Nill
Toiniment Comrmittes
Order
Burchette Sentenced to Ohio Penitentiary in Behrens Slaying
Albert Burchette, convicted of murdering Jari Behrens, will be sent to the Ohio Penitentiary on Thursday. Sheriff Lloyd said an entry was filed in the case, while defense attorneys plan an appeal aided by a transcript prepared by court stenographer Mrs. Clara Campbell. Relatives in Kentucky offered to finance Burchette if he reveals full details of the killing. He remains under life imprisonment after second degree murder conviction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burdette
Kentucky
Bailey changes plea in court for perjury charge
Denzel Bailey admitted guilty to perjury before Judge L G Worstell in Common Pleas Court. Trial was postponed due to a mis understanding about the date. The perjury related to the Ray McLaughlin assault case at the No 10 Mine during the coal strike. The Wallace versus Jones case continues in Common Pleas Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denzel Bailey
L. G. Worstell
Common Pleas
Bailey
Ray McLaughlin
Mat Woodworth
McLaughlin
No. 10
Aiugust S
Patley
W. F. Jones
W. W. Wallace
Common
Probate court approves sale of estate property
In probate court Judge L G Worstell approved the sale of the personal property of Eve F Andrews estate. A marriage license was issued to Frank Woodward age 21 of South Bend Indiana and Rudy Reese age 18 of Coolville at home with mother’s consent.
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Eve F. Andrews
L. G. Worstell
Judére
Frank Woodward
South Bernd
Ind
Rudy Reese
Coolville
Raids Lead to Prohibition Charges in Hocking County
Logan July 16 Deputy Sheriff Harmond and State Inspector Sines report finding several bottles of beer iced and ready at Carl Brice home. Price arrested on liquor possession charged and fined 160 dollars and costs after pleading guilty at Magistrate Miller court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Carl Brice
LP. Harmond
H. A. Sines
Price
Jor. Miller
Wulley
Hocking County
Ives
State Prohibition Department
Lines
Arthur Solin
Kuechtel
Wriebt
Back At Work And Rail Ties Inspection In St Louis
Clara Campbell returns to work as court stenographer after four week absence due to illness and plans half time work while recovering. Daniel Bray leaves Logan for three weeks in St Louis to inspect railroad ties for the Hocking Valley Railway, a routine duty he has performed for 15 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Clara Campbell
East Main Street
Daniel Bray
Gallagher Avenue
St. Louis
Hocking Valley Railway
Bray
Miller and Yarnier Couple Wed in Lancaster
Miller 22 a Lancaster plumber and Yan tes 21 at home Rockbridge Rt No 2 wed with Rev John Walker officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mimer KE. Miller
Lancaster
Edward Miller
Bessie L. Yantes
Rockbridge Rt
George Yarnier
John Walker
Kiwanis Talk Compares Generations In Bellaire Address
J V Nelson of Bellaire in a Hotel Berry talk to the Kiwanis Club contrasting past hardships with modern ease. He likened the older man to an eagle and warned soft bodies without antidotes, urging self care, willpower, and solo meditation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. V. Nelson
Bellaire
Kiwanis Club
Hotel Berry
Nelson
Kiwanis
Marianna Bing
Helen McClauselin
Wesley H. Webb
Marietta Kiwanis Club
T. N. Hoover
License Revenue From Ath ens County July Half
A total of 399.90 from motor license sales in Ath ens County for the first half of July was turned over to County Auditor J. Glyde Edmundson by Dave Johnson, county commissioner of motor vehicles. The sum includes 251 for 60 passenger car licenses 117.75 for 18 truck licenses 24.15 for four passenger commercial licenses and 4 for a motorcycle with side-car. Sixty three transfers were issued for 97.10. Foreign county licenses included one to Vinton County for 4 one to Washington County for 4 two to Morgan County for 10 and three to Meigs County for 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens County
J. Glyde Edmundson
Dave Johnson
Vinton County
Washington County
Morgan County
Meigs County
Car stolen from University Terrace recovered on East State Street
Roy Graves reported his light sedan taken from 1 South McKinley Avenue parked by Mrs Graves at University Terrace around 1 pm Monday. The vehicle, found hours later on East State Street near Fern Street with two wheels over the curb, was unharmed and returned to the owner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Graves
McKinley Avenue
University Terrace
Resignation of Perry County deputy recorder effective July 18
Mrs. Harry Quicley, deputy recorder of Perry County, resigns effective July 18. She will be succeeded by Miss Lena Stowe of Crooksville as the new deputy recorder.
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New Lexington
Harry Quicley
Perry County
Lena Stowe
Crooksville
Judge Whitcraft Honored by Ohio Bar Association
Judge Harley M. Whitcraft was elected secretary of the judicial section at the Ohio State Bar Association meeting in Cedar Point. He already serves as secretary of the Common Pleas Judges' Association. Judge and Mrs. Whitcraft, their niece Janet White, and Eugene Wright attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Harley M. Whitcraft
Ohio State Bar Association
Cedar Point
Judicial Cation
Common Pleas Judges’ Association
Whitcraft
Janet White
Eugene Wright
Bar Association
Loganites Attend W C T U District Meet Near Lancaster
Logan residents prepare for the Lancaster Federation District Ohio W C T U conference at Camp Grounds near Lancaster from Tuesday to Thursday with speakers including Viola D Romans and Rupert Beetham. Local club members help with the program and several families from Logan visit judges and attend weekend outings at Camp Grounds and nearby sites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Lancaster
Ohio Womens Christian Temperance Union
Russell Berlin
M. M. Graham
Juey LB. Price
Viola D. Romans
Rupert Beetham
Mary Thomas
Hl. M. Roocks
Bert Bell
Thomas J. Brown
Ruth Brooke
C. 8. Clark
M. IL. Cherrington
Athens Council Debates Stewart Street Sewer Assessments
Athens city council discussed the Stewart Street storm sewer project with petitions from 101 property owners seeking full city and Ohio University funding. The board recommended halving owner assessments, noting university benefits and the district’s swampy areas, while city plans for additional laterals to improve drainage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stewart Street
Athens
Osio University
University
J. A. Jones
Arthur Anderson
Bart Davidson
Word Puzzle Debrief Highlights Pattern
The answer presents a chain of rhyme ending words from SHORT to HOURS showing linked letter shifts. It illustrates how SHORE SHARE STARE STARS SOARS SOURS HOURS form a progression. The sequence emphasizes vowel and consonant changes driving the puzzle solution.
Perry County Health Board budget cuts reduce staff
The Perry County Health Board filed with Auditor J. W. Quinn shows a $2,050 decrease from last year and the termination of one nurse. The Budget Commission has set the board's allowance at $10,450, guiding the reductions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Lexington
Perry County Health Board
J. W. Quinn
Budget Commission
A Board
How To Lose Two Dozen Pounds of Fat
An advertising claim promotes Kruschen Salts as a daily morning remedy to expel waste, tune up the stomach liver kidneys and bowels, and deliver energy and a improved figure. It urges purchase from McKee Drug Co or any druggist with a money back satisfaction guarantee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKee Drug Co
America
City Eyes Deeds for Side Alleys at Robinson Station
Officials seek deeds for alleys along the Robinson Filling Station on North Court Street to guarantee city ownership for maintenance. The alleys have long been used by residents beyond the prescriptive 21 year period.
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North Court Street
Lehigh Football Squad Maintains Scholastic Standards
Lehigh University reports no varsity lettermen lost from the 1924 football squad due to scholastic failure. Every letterman passed, and fewer than six of about 100 candidates were placed on probation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lehigh University
Local Residents Return as Ill News Improves
Pomeroy Mr and Mrs H P Stewart and Mrs J A Thomas return from Columbus after Mrs Stewart’s illness. Nurse Mrs James Cowie of Pittsburgh stays to aid. Mrs Arrett Fussell left Gallipolis, Mrs James from Alabama visits Mrs Filla Harry, and Mrs Paul Hoffman with two Chicago children are in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. P. Stewart
J. A. Thomas
Columbus
James
Alabama
Filla Harry
Paul Hoffman
Chicago
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Art Behrens
Mer
Carl Price
Donson
Boys’ Industrial School
Dons
C. W. S.ichelderfer
Laurelville
Goers
ST. Lois
John Kull
Pauline
Dennis Healey
Springfield
A. M. Ellinger
Ellinger
Frank Miller
Hacks
Swartz Mill
Marion
Township
Chadten Heft
Canton
J. M. Heft
Hefts Parents In Marion Moonstip
C.S. Boyles
Florence Williams
H. W. Stephenson
Horace Wilson
Minnie Flowers
Irv
Harley Cooper
Zanes
Vrahman
Hannibal
Wisconsin
S. D. Nixon
Bremoon
B. M. Wilson
Mary Free Tuin
Frenk Blasins
Man's Cave
Ashtove
Lock House
Grosvenor
T. P B. Poush
Kardin Brothers
Morris Avenue
John Dowler
Rardins
Rardin
John Bolin
Court Street
India
Tire & Accessory Co
W. Union St
Talking Picture
Donovan
All Talking Comedy
Lenicht Ts
B. Fr. Fultz
Boddy
McNealey
Jack Watson
Toronto
Cane Jada
A. J. Beneiver
William Seiple
Arthur Seiple
Lilly Hysell
Mabel Hysell
Harry Specht
Pete Stace
Eb, Bowen
Frances
H. Root
Canter's Cave
Elizabeth Jenkins
Mary Dawson
Louis Seyfried
Dawson
Frank Carpenter
Akron
Bessie Hartinger
George Daniels
C. A. Poinedexter
Miriam Daniels
Baltimore
Conrad Nagel
Bessie Love
Corinne Griffith
Theelers
The
D. Zenner Co
Coca-Cola Bottling Works
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