Helber Convicted in Still Operation Case
John Helber of South Perry was convicted by a Common Pleas Court jury of manufacturing distilled liquor. He faces a sentence at the Ohio Penitentiary after a three hour deliberation. Others tied to the case include Arch Canfield and Earl Harmon, with Huston already imprisoned for illicit liquor charges.
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Logan
John Helber
South Perry
Ohio
Common Pleas
Helber
Arch Canfield
Earl Harmon
Dewey Baker
Helbert
Seaman Huston
Canfield
John Allen
L. E. Radekin
Jennie Brandt
Sam Smith
Claude Hammon
Eddie Hayes
George Stump
Edgar Delong
George Beal
Earl Frantz
John McClain
von Hartman
Logan Rotary hears overview of refinery project
Edward Reiser vice president of the Independent Producers Refining Company spoke at the Logan Rotary Club about the oil refinery project and expected city operations. Attendance pins were awarded to members with long perfect attendance including L. K. Showalter Charles Breen Rev L L Pielow Osman Burke Emerson Poston Wayne Price John Krieg Cy Ewing and Jacob A. Keller.
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Logan
Edward Reiser
Independent Producers’ Refining Company
Osman Burke
Emerson Poston
Wayne Price
John Krieg
Cy Ewing
Jacob A. Keller
Engagements Reported for Four Couples In Area
Matthew Wright 23, miner from Athens, and Edith Eimith 21 from Murray City, with Magistrate Davenport presiding. Walter Swaim 18 from Haydenville and Lena Mae Wells 18 from Haydenville, with Magistrate Erick presiding. Virgil L. Bowlby 23 from Lancaster and Melissa P. Shaw 21 from Gore, with Rev Wolfe officiating.
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Matthew Wright
Athens
Albert Wright
Edith Eimith
Murray City
Lindsey Smith
Edmund Davenport
Walter Swaim
Haydenville
Robert Swaim
Lena Mae Wells
William P. Wells
Erick. Bright
Virgil L
Logan girls enjoy outing at Bubble Bee Cottage
A group from Logan visited Bubble Bee Cottage on the Mc Carthy farm west of Logan Monday evening for hamburgers. Members included Miss Marie Lines Miss Mildred Laurie Miss Rhea Pettit Miss May Rainer Miss LeViolet Reddick Miss Pearl Pierce Miss Maxine Notestone Mrs. Margaret Hall and Miss Thelma Keyes.
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Logan
McCarthy Farm
Marie Lines
Mildred Laurie
Rhea Pettit
May Rainer
LeViolet Reddick
Pearl Pierce
Maxine Notestone
Margaret Hall
Thelma Keyes
Engagement announced for Miss Jean Lind to Harry Ambrose
Logan report notes Mr and Mrs Edward Lind of Columbus announce the engagement of their daughter Miss Jean Lind to Harry M Ambrose of Washington DC At a Boar Lincoln party the wedding is planned for early fall Ambrose is the son of Mrs Harry Ambrose of the city Mrs Ambrose and daughter Jane and Miss Cecelia Blasius attended several parties in her honor
Scenic Area To Have New Signs For Hocking District
Logan July 16 Attendance figures at Rock House rise with 18 246 visitors this year and 1255 last Sunday rain dampened day. Edward Collins Logan prepares 150 signs for the Hocking Wonderland District as Kenneth Fitzgerald oversees the erection work to improve travel guidance.
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Logan
Rock House
L. T. Worley
Hocking Wonderland
State Highway Department
Edward Collins
Kenneth Fitzgerald
Gilbert Inboden Arrested for Reckless Driving
Gilbert Inboden was arrested Monday by Policeman Lewis Reynolds on a reckless driving charge. He pled guilty at arraignment before Mayor Elias Bright and was fined five dollars plus costs after driving on two wheels around Hilltop Street corners.
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Logan
Gilbert Inboden
Lewis Reynolds
Elias Bright
Inboden
Hilltop
Presbyterian picnic set at Grotto Grounds July 23
Arrangements are made for the Presbyterian Church and Sunday School picnic at the Grotto Grounds on July 23. The program includes contests games and a picnic supper conducted by a general committee of Harry L. Smith Howard Ralston and W I Krieg.
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Logan
Presbyterian Church
Grotto Grounds
Harry L. Smith
Howard Ralston
W. I. Krieg
Lancaster man fined for speeding after race with deputy
Logan July 16 Wayne Mercer of Lancaster was fined $20 and costs by Judge A M Ellinger after pleading guilty to speeding. He was arrested early Saturday on the Lancaster Highway by Deputy Sheriff Joe Farbearn who stopped him following a race.
M. P. M. Club and Lindy Club Meetings Reported
Srndge played when M. P. M. Club met at Mrs William Leh mans North Street home Monday evening. Substitute players were Mrs Charles Lutz Mrs Harry Eastman and Miss Ada Krieg. Lindy Club members were received by Mrs Edward Jones at her South Market Street home Monday afternoon with Mrs Harry Eastman as a substitute player.
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William Lehman
North Street
Charles Lutz
Harry Eastman
Ada Krieg
Edward Jones
South Market Street
Auxiliary entertained at Logan Post meeting on lawn
The Logan Post American Legion Auxiliary held a social and business meeting at Mrs. Harry Thomas's home on West Hunter Street. Delegates to the state convention in Cincinnati August 18 were elected: Miss Florence Bort, Mrs. Hugh Meldrim, Mrs. Bertha Oberle. alternates were Mrs. Dorothy Wardwell, Mrs. Harry Sweazy, and Mrs. Florence Myers. A plate lunch followed and two contests were won by Miss Bart and Mrs. Meldrim. Next meeting will be a picnic with time and place announced later. Nearby visitors included William Mercer of Lancaster, Frank Redfern of Adelphi, and Arch Weakley of Greendale.
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Harry Thomas
West Hunter Street
Logan
American Legion
Florence Bort
Hugh Meldrim
Bertha Oberle
Cincinnati
Dorothy Wardwell
Harry Sweazy
Florence Myers
Meldrim
Roscoe Hansel
Willard McNallen
Earl Roberts
Florence Ayers
Gerald W. Lanning
Weasel Visitor Grips Miss Oberle at Office
An early visitor, a weasel, greeted Miss Edith Oberle at Sun Electric Company on South Mulberry Street. She closed the door and confined the animal until colleagues could help. The creature was captured and placed in a display case at the store for public viewing.
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Logan
Edith Oberle
Sun Electric Company
South Mulberry Street
New Pension Claims Under New Act Urged for World War Vets
Logan July 16 Barton Hall Logan Post American Legion urges World War II veterans to file new pension claims under a new act. The bulletin states every veteran who served 90 days in WWI and is permanently disabled 25 percent or more may qualify, regardless of service connection. Claims previously denied as non service connected must reapply, with dates set from application.
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Logan
Hocking County Relief Commission to Attend Columbus Conference
Hocking County members of the Soldiers Relief Commission plan to travel to Columbus for a Sunday conference at the Neil House called by Gov. Myers Y. Cooper. The 10 o'clock meeting aims to unify policy and understand duties under the law, urged by G A R and veterans groups for a statewide briefing.
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Relief Commission
Cooper
Harley M. Whitcraft
Amercan Legion
Logan couple married in Pittsburgh ceremony
Miss Quinette Shaw and Lester Risch, both of Logan, were married in Pittsburgh on November 2, 1929, with Rev. Brenneman conducting at a Methodist Episcopal Church. They attended the Pitt Ohio State game, now reside on Warner Avenue, and are Logan High School and Ohio University graduates. He runs a local pharmacy.
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Enterprise
S. C. Risch
Logan High School
Risch
Ohio University
Ohio State University
Classified ads for the Messenger or anything pertaining to circulation
Classified ad note mentions circulation matters for the Messenger. It lists contact Y. Milme and phone Logan 272 for circulation inquiries. The fragment implies advertisement or notice related to distribution services or subscriptions.
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Messenger
Dod. Y. Milme
Logan
Logan Briefs Visitors and Callers in City
Mr and Mrs Alva Featheroff of Chillicothe visited Mr and Mrs George Featheroff in Logan on Tuesday. Eph Shaw Ernest Shaw Andrew Ballard and Reuben Sparnow of Carbon Hill were in Logan on business Tuesday. Constable Joe Jonas of Athens was a business visitor in the city Tuesday.
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Logan
Alva Featheroff
Chillicothe
George Featheroff
Eph Shaw
Ernest Shaw
Andrew Ballard
Reuben Sparnow
Carbon Hill
Joe Jonas
Athens
Fashion as Public Taste Dictates Style Says Amos Parrish
Amos Parrish argues fashion is a public taste driven by buyers, not shop owners. He notes trends shift slowly from postwar styles to a gradual move toward femininity with tailored details, pleats, and formal wear, predicting continued demand for more feminine and formal clothes. Read his full piece on page seven.
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Amos Parrish
the Messenger
Mr. Parrish
Today
Messenger
MacDonald to testify on Mooney Billings case in California
John MacDonald prepared to depart Baltimore for California to testify in the Mooney Billings matter. He now swears his prior testimony on the 1916 Preparedness Day parade bombing was perjured, tying himself again to the San Francisco explosion that killed eight and injured 40, ahead of the disaster's 14th anniversary.
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Baltimore
U.P
John MacDonald
California
Thomas J. Mooney
Warren K. Billings
San Francisco
MacDonald
Galen Nears GOP Nomination for Montana Senate
Butte Montana July 16 U S Justice Albert J Galen moved toward the Republican nomination for United States Senator from Montana. He will face Senator T J Walsh Democrat whose ballot position was uncontested.
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Butte
Mont
U.S
Albert J. Galen
United States
Montana
T. J. Walsh
Ohio's industrial employment 13 percent below 1929 six months
Ohio's average industrial employment for the first half of 1930 lagged 13 percent behind the same period in 1929, based on a monthly report from the bureau of business research at Ohio State University.
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Columbus
U.P
Ohio
Bureau of Business Research
Ohio State University
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