Man Throws Plate And Is Fined $25
Constable Harry Dalton arrested John DeWolf at the AU Armature and Machine Works on Fern Street after a window break in. He was found to be a dope fiend and ordered to leave town. Earlier Cr. E. Sharp, a salesman, threw a plate at a man in the College Inn on Court Street, broke a show case, and was fined $25 and costs for drunkenness before Mayor Alex M. Moore.
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Au" Armature
Fern Street
John DeWolf
Harry Dalton
Dalton
Cr. E. Sharp
College Inn
Court Street
Alex M. Moore
Campbell reports year end court stats in Logan
Alfred B. Campbell, Logan clerk of courts, released year end figures for June 30, 1928. Total cases 357 with 298 disposed, 56 pending. Court of Appeals handled 41 on docket, 13 disposed, three pending. Divorces: 33 granted, 11 dismissed, 5 pending, alimony in seven wives. Civil judgments total 100,496.71 dollars. Grand jury returned 29 true bills with 22 convictions. Prohibition cases 62 with 42 convictions, one pending. fines totaled 8,900 dollars. Juror payments listed. Also: Miss M Thibaut, Canadian public health worker, visiting to study Hocking county methods and office procedures.
Kroger Co. Wins Temporary Tax Injunction in Court
Kroger Grocery and Baking Co. secured a temporary injunction in Common Pleas Court preventing County Auditor J. Clyde Edmundson and County Treasurer R. R. Johnson from collecting taxes and penalties totaling 603.54. The petition alleges officials threaten to tax wholesale cigaret charges while Kroger’s Athens stores focus on retail sales, noting some carton sales were resold without Kroger clerks’ knowledge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Clyde Edmundson
R. R. Johnson
Kroger Grocery and Baking Company
L. G. Worstell
Common Pleas
Athens
Kroger
217 Cows Inspected in County Dairy Health Check
Health Commissioner J. M. Higgins and Sanitary Officer I. P. Tucker report that two hundred seventeen cows have been inspected as part of an ongoing program begun about a month ago. The health department aims to inspect all dairies and farms supplying milk for county industries and homes.
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J. M. Higgins
I. P. Tucker
Health Department
Hocking County Fair Dates Planned For September
Logan a July 25 reports the Hocking County Agricultural Society setting September 19 to 22 for the annual fair. Emphasis on 4-H club displays and grange exhibits. Racing featured on the three days with seven races and purses of 300 dollars per speed event. Schedule includes Thursday 2 20 pace Friday 2 19 2 24 and 2 16 trots Saturday 2 28 trot 2 22 and 2 15 pace.
Suit filed by Sheriff seeks judgment against Christman duo
On July 25 a suit by Sheriff W R Lloyd against George W Christman and Mary 3B Christman seeks 800 in judgment. The action stems from an automobile taken on execution from James B Aurand after C E Aurand and Russell Mowery had sued the sheriff for conversion on January 7 1928. They won 159.89 damages plus 62.60 costs on May 25 1928. The sheriff claims 140 spent and seeks recovery under a bond posted by the defendants.
Visit Notes From Columbus Area Headlines
Mrs Herbert Cooke visits in Columbus with sister Mrs C T Allen whose family includes upcoming operation for Mrs Allen. Ruth Wilson of Cleveland visits Columbus week with Roy Connor and Ward Chase. Buellaby visited Columbus Monday and Tuesday. John Connors of New Pittsburgh is a Logan business visitor Monday. John St Clair and nephew Harley St Clair visited Columbus Sunday. Carl Oberle of Canton visited Logan Monday with his parents Mr and Mrs C E Oberle Midland Place.
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Herbert Cooke
Columbus
C. T. Allen
Carl Oberle
Canton
Logan
C. E. Oberle
Midland Place
Rabies Scare Prompts Sixty Day Dog Quarantine
In Union Furnace on July 25 a mad dog scare led to a Dog Warden response and five dogs attacked by the rabid animal. Health Commissioner Morton Bland ordered all dogs in the area secured for sixty days to prevent rabies spread as officers searched the vicinity.
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Morton Bland
Union Furnace
Joe Farbearn
Falls Mill
Pleasant Hill United Brethren homecoming set in Marion Township
Plans for the annual homecoming and general rally of Pleasant Hill United Brethren church in Marion Township were announced by the arrangements committee. The event runs August 2 with 7:30 p.m. services on Thursday Friday and Saturday, plus all day services the next day led by Rev. O C Wright. A picnic dinner on the church lawn precedes the 2 p.m. afternoon service, with music directed by Orr A Cheek, Cincinnati baritone soloist. Former pastors, members and friends are invited to attend all sessions.
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O. C. Wright
Orr A. Cheek
Cincinnati
Faulty Brake Causes Erie Freight Train Wreck Near Burbank
Four men were injured when a faulty brake shoe on an Erie freight train caused the wreck on a Killbuck creek bridge near Burbank. The engine and one car cleared the bridge before the brake failed, sending 41 cars into the ditch. A tank car oil load capsized igniting a fire and destroying most wrecked cars. Damages run to several hundred thousand dollars.
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Creston
U.P
Erie
Burbank
Killbuck Creek
Prize Ram Bought by Canaanville Man
Thomas Joyce of Canaanville purchased a Merino prize ram from George Deeds near Pataskala to add to his flock of ewes. The ram replaces a ram bought last year from the B. and O. Ram Special train, which was killed after being kicked by a horse on the Joyce farm.
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Thomas Joyce
Canaanville
George Deeds
Pataskala
Mr. Joyce
Joyce
Banks Here to Make Charge for Service
Banks plan service charges on small checking accounts to cover the cost of maintaining the accounts. Officials say the goal is not profit but offset expenses as the number of small accounts grows. If balances rise to at least 50, there will be no charge. otherwise customers pay a monthly fee to defray overhead. The American Bankers Association notes costs have doubled in 15 years, prompting adoption in thousands of communities.
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American Bankers’ Association
Association Statement
Play Is Presented For Rotary Members
A noon Athens Rotary club meeting at Hotel Berry featured a one act play The Marriage of Little Eva by university students aided by Janet Mackinnon. Margaret Laverty directed the production with Paul Kiefer as stage manager and Harold Evans supervising. Cast included Melba Woodworth Harold Danford Janet Mackinnon Gertrude Swinehart Willard Brualer and Pat OMalley. The performers and coach received much praise afterward.
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Eva
Janet Mackinnon
Athens Rotary Club
Hotel Berry
Margaret Laverty
Athens
Paul Kiefer
Harold Evans
University Dramatics
Melba Woodworth
Harold Danford
Gertrude Swinehart
Willard Brualer
Pat O'Malley
Simple plan to analyze checking account costs
A concise proposal from the house section of the American Bankers' Association outlines a straightforward method for banks to analyze and determine the exact costs involved in handling checking accounts. The plan promises clarity and consistency in calculating expenses for each account type.
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House
American Bankers’ Association
Siam Nominates Hughes for World Court Judge Seat
Geneva July 25 Siam announced Charles Evans Hughes as its candidate for the vacant World Court judgeship at The Hague. Thirteen nations have named him for the post in a developing regional consensus.
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Siam
Geneva
Charles Evans Hughes
World Court
The
Hague
Turner Asks Voters To Oust Lobbyists
Steubenville speech by Attorney General Edward C. Turner campaigns against Public Utilities of Ohio and the Anti Saloon league accusing them of political domination. He urges voters to outlaw paid lobbyists and defend good government at a rally of the 4 Women's Republican club.
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Steubenville
U.P
Public Utilities of
Ohio
Anti-Saloon League
Edward C. Turner
Turner
4 Women's Republican Club
Answer to today’s Letter Golf puzzle
The sequence reveals the solution by progressive rhyming changes from Back to Beck to Beak to Beat to Seat, illustrating a word ladder style clue progression.
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