Dempsey Charged With Cutting Timber at Courtright Farm
Logan ALA July 23 Allegation that A A Dempsey cut timber from the J M Courtright farm in Benton township led to his arrest by Constable Charles Poling. He pleaded not guilty to cutting timber and requested a preliminary hearing set for next Friday. Bond was set at 200 but not posted and he remained in county jail. Three other men were present. Downey was injured in a separate accident where a machine tipped landing on a road.
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Ogan
Courtright
Benton Township
A.A. Dempsey
Charles “Poling
Dempsey
J.P. Miller
Bryan Downey
Jackson
Downey
Cherrington Hospital
Violet Scott Sought Divorce from Marvin Scott
Violet Scott petitions for divorce from Marvin Scott due to Wilful absence over three years and neglect. They married October 20 1973. Custody of their child is sought by the mother.
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Logan
Violet Scott
Marvin Scott
Podoske Divorce Case Alleges Dilatory Husband Refusing Work
Logan July 23. Lillian Podoske seeks divorce from Walter Podoske alleging cruelty dilatory conduct and refusal to work. They married July 4 1929 and have three children. Custody of the children furniture and alimony are sought. plaintiff says husband can earn $7.50 daily.
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Lillian Podoske
Walter Podoske
Logan
Lillian Podeoske
Siimony
Home brew found near Haydenville prompts hearing
Thirteen bottles of home brew and about a hundred empty beer bottles were found at John Reeder's home near Haydenville. Constable Poling and a deputy visited Friday afternoon, and Reeder was ordered to report in Logan Saturday afternoon for a hearing on the case.
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Logan
John Reeder
Haydenville
Poling
Reeder
Miss Merlin Whitcraft Relates Eastern Vacation Journey
Logan July 28 Miss Merlin Whitcraft of the Farmers and Merchants Bank returned home after a two week vacation in Canada and the New England and other eastern states. She attended the Christian Endeavor international convention in Cleveland then traveled along the St. Lawrence River to the Thousand Islands and through New England. The trip continued down the Hudson River valley with visits to New York and Philadelphia.
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Logan
Merlin Whitcraft
Farmers’ and Merchants’ Bank
Canada
New England
Hudson River Valley
New York
Philadelphia
Prompt sheriff notification urged after robberies wrecks and accidents
Logan officials urge immediate sheriff notification in all cases of robberies wrecks and accidents to speed investigations. Sheriff W S Lloyd and Prosecutor Phil Henderson say prompt calls would improve service and call for public cooperation in the future.
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Logan
Lloyd
Phil Henderson
Man Injured In Loose Pavement Wreck Near Logan
Logan July 28 a reckless combination of slippery pavement a sharp curve and a blown tire caused a wreck near the James Hance farm two miles south of Logan on the Mearthur road Friday evening. One man was injured in the incident as the auto overturned after losing control on the curve.
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Logan
James Hance Farm
Mearthur
Much of Hocking County Wheat Crop Threshed Last Week
Logan July reports from rural districts indicate most Hocking county wheat was threshed last week with excellent quality but poor yield. Marton township notes especially low results while corn shows rapid growth after a late start aided by rain and sun.
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Hocking County
Logan
Marton
Edna Tritsch Dies in Columbus at 13
Relatives in Logan report the death of Edna B. Tritsch 13 of Columbus from uremic poisoning at her home 1385 West Norwich avenue Friday morning. The widow of George T. Tritsch she leaves a daughter Violet Cook and a son George R. Tritsch. She also leaves her mother Alma Davis and brothers R S Davis and W Davis. Burial and funeral in Logan Monday morning.
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Logan
Edna B. Tritsch
George T. Tritsch
Columbus
West Norwich Avenue
Buriel
Violet R. Cook
George R. Tritsch
Almeda Davis
R. 5. Davis
W. Davis
Middleport
Mr. Tritsch
Theo Tritsch
Ralph Starcker
Honor Mothers Tea By Home Economics And 4 H Clubs
The Home Economics club hosted a Mothers Day tea for members of the Home Economics club The Plains and the Lower Plains 4 H club at the schoolhouse. Participants listed include Stella Palmer Evelyn West Ruth Parnell Stella Gabriel and others. Two plays The King of Bookland and a planned program with solos and duets were announced.
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Home Economics Club
the Plains
Lower Plains
Bookland
Fredrica
Seva Han
Sis Ha
Stella Palmer
Evelyn West
Ruth Parnell
Stelia Gabriel
Predrice Nida
Tile Anderson
Willo
Darnell
Neva Hawk
Sis Hamer
Clara Steiders
Gladys Cver
Dorothy Bricker
Iveski
Florence Bradshaw
Manda
Juanita
Starry
Edith MeGlone
Hamer
Cecil MeGlone
M. Jennin Brean
Miss Bryan
Retur
Convicted Crimes in Athens County Reflect Mixed Judicial Year
Judicial statistics for the year ending June 1927 report 42 persons convicted in Athens County, 5 indictments, 6 acquittals, and $5 355 in fines with $2 254 72 collected. Divorce cases reached 73 with 44 granted, 3 refused, 18 dismissed. 21 pending. Civil judgments totaled 68 with money judgments at $94 746 29. Fifty four decrees final. Crimes classified into five categories with varied indictments, convictions, and penalties. Liquor-law cases surged with 16 convictions. Coroner held 30 inquests. Common Pleas started with 235 cases, 339 disposed, 266 pending. Court of Appeals saw 21 cases pending, 26 disposed, 11 to higher court. Fourteen foreign-born residents naturalized, nations listed.
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T. L. Morgan
Athens County
Common Pleas Court
Court OF Appeals
Austria-Hungary
Czecho-Slovakia
England
Italy
Poland
Bible quiz answers from page five
Test answers list week ly Bible quiz on page five with references Genesis to Kings. Includes statements about Joseph selling into captivity and Potiphar, Caiaphas, Judas, Uzziah, famine and pestilence, Elijah and Jordan, Jezebel, Jehu, and a note about a Brooklyn resident aged 25.
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Uzziah
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Jezebel
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Jehu
Belgium
Israel
Amite
House of Ahab
Luhrig hearing postponed to next Thursday
Reported postponement of the Luhrig hearing shifts attention to coal operations as miners debate work terms. C J Albasin criticizes idle miners while John Owens is described as stationed in Nelsonville to assist Oral Daugherty and the leadership amid political tensions in sub district 1.
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C. J. Albasin
Eastern Ohio Coal Operators Association
Cinque
Les Hall
Columbus
James Kuni
Oral Daugherty
John Lewis
van Lewis
John Owens
Wein
Conrad Wein
Lee Hail
Lee Hall
Disputch
United Press
Nelsonville
Owens
Daugherty
Hall
John
Lewis
Hocking
Presigent Hall
Chamberlin Plans To Hop Off From Ship In Mid Ocean
Chairman T W Oconnor of the shipping board announces that Clarence Chamberlin plans to leave the Leviathan mid ocean for Europe on the vessel next voyage August 1. If favorable weather Chamberlin would take his plane in mid ocean to carry mail and return.
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Chamberlin
Washington
Europe
T. W. O'Connor
Shipping Board
Clarence Cbd
Experiment Plans to Launch Chamberlin Atlantic Flight
Report describes a test experiment to determine if Chamberlin will attempt a mid ocean hop to Europe next week. The plan involves a catapult launch from a giant liner as it reaches sea to propel the Chamberlin toward New York.
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Chamberlin
Europe
Viathan Ag
Bos
New York
Former Mineral Youth Dies in Lightning Strike
Boyd Robbins 17 misspelled age article says he was killed when a barn near Frankfort was struck by lightning last Tuesday He was reared near Mineral His father Oscar Robbins rescued him from the barn The Robbins family connected to the Athens area with Corrine Robbins a University of Ohio graduate Funeral services held in Frankfort with relatives from Athens in attendance
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Boyd Robbins
Mineral
Frankfort
Oscar Robbins
Gasoline Now llc announces device to cut fuel costs nationwide
A mysterious device claimed to reduce gasoline prices is touted as easy to install on any car and could save American motorists millions. HL Oliver of Milwaukee offers a free sample and promising profits of 75 to 160 dollars per week to brokers who promote the device locally.
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HL Oliver
W. Winnebago
St. Milwaukee
Wisc
Attress Owyers
Largest check in Athens Livestock history funds Holstein bull
The Athens Livestock Company issued the largest single animal payment of 149.80 to the Children's Home for a Holstein bull part of a July 16 shipment that included cattle calves and lambs. Receivers of 25 or more for calves were George Nigermyer William Scott John Lahse H H Henry Mike Brooks and William Crow. Those paid 20 to 25 were Edward Brooks Charles Howard Alberts Dalton and R M Rathburne.
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Athens Livestock Company
N. &. Milla
George Nigermyer
William 'Seoit
John Lahse
H. H. Henry
Mike Brooks
Wiliam Crow
Edward Brooks
Charles Howard
Alberts. Dalton
R. M. Rathburne
Suttons Return to Washington After Visit
Mr and Mrs Charles Sutton wave as they return to Washington DC after visiting former aunt Mrs Michael Rowan on Spring Street.
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Charles Sutton Wave
Washington D. C
Michael Rowan
Spring Street
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