State Prohibition Enforcment Overhaul Planned in Ohio
Lorain reports a reorganization plan by State Prohibition Commissioner Rupert R. Beetham to tighten enforcement with district control areas affecting every county. Beetham notes details are pending while an emphasis on stronger methods is stated. An associated raid uncovered a large distillery in Lorain.
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Lorain
Prohibition
Rupert R. Beetham
State Department
Beetham
Heetham
City Budget Seeks 55000 For Upcoming Year
Logan July 26 approximate ly 55000 will be sought in the city budget for the coming year per report by city auditor Mrs Della Bishop. Funds listed include sinking 22000 service 16000 safety 7000 general 6000 health 2000 cemetery 509. A water supply contract with Shaw Manusset Co was approved and bids for street light installation will be sought. The council adjourned to next Tuesday evening for further consideration.
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Logan
Della Bishop
County Budget Commission
Council
Shaw Manusset Company
South Logan
Water Works Committee
Practice game in Kiwanis Junior League ends in forfeit
United Brethren failed to appear for the Presbyterians clash, forcing a forfeit and a later 7 to 5 practice loss by Presbyterians to a picked team. A large crowd, and officials offered no reason for the absence. Friday features Catholic and Episcopalian teams at 6 15 p m.
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United Brethren
Whosit Club Bridge Night at Sprankel Home
Mrs Willard Sprankel hosted the Whosit Club with a Wednesday dinner at Mrs Belle Hyson’s home. After dinner two bridge tables were played at the Sprankel residence on Church Street with guests Miss Amy Foster of Chippewa Falls Wisconsin Mrs Ward Chase and Misses Harriett and Virginia Sprankel.
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Willard Sprankel
Belle Hyson
Sprankel
Church Street
Amy Foster
Chippewa Falls
Wisconsin
Ward Chase
Harriett
Virginia Sprankel
Extension class planned in Logan this fall
Plans for an extension class in Logan this fall with Prof. George W. Crowe of Ohio University in charge were announced by Supt. J. W. Coleman. He will accept applications and many Hocking County teachers are said to be interested.
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Logan
George W. Crowe
Ohio University
J. W. Coleman
Hocking County
Rochester visit returns to Logan after WV VA OH trip
William G. Rochester and his son spent a week in Altoona with relatives then traveled through West Virginia Virginia and Southern Ohio before returning to Logan. The son will stay briefly with his parents and relatives.
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Logan
Altoona
William Rochester
G. W. Rochester
West Virginia
Virginia
Ohio
Local visitors and relocations noted in Columbus and area
Mr and Mrs Phil Tschappat and son Dick visited in Columbus Thursday. Dr and Mrs Henry Gibson of Glouster with Mr and Mrs M F Weymueller and family are at Buckeye Lake cottage for the week. Mrs Frank Harden visited Dayton Thursday. Mrs Anthony Toerner and Miss Jessie McManigal leave for Elmira New York to visit relatives. Mr and Mrs Vernon Webb and wife of New Straitsville were in Logan Thursday. Charles Shuttleworth of Murray May made a business trip to Logan Thursday.
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Phil Tschappat
Columbus
Henry Gibson
Glouster
M. F. Weymueller
Buckeye Lake
Frank Harden
Dayton
Anthony Toerner
Jessie McManigal
Elmira
N. Y
Vernon Webb
New Straitsville
Logan
Charles Shuttleworth
Murray May
Nelsonville Vote Interest Strong in August Primaries
Athens County election officials report strong primary interest centered in Nelsonville with seven absentee ballot requests for August. Six are from Nelsonville residents and one from a Glouster man. Republicans dominate requests with six ballots, one Democrat from Nelsonville.
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Athens County
Nelsonville
Dave Johnson
The
Board of Elections
Johnson
Coshocton Airport Dedicated in Ceremonies
Coshocton airport was dedicated Thursday with 000 spectators present. John Vorys of Columbus led the dedication ceremonies as state director of aeronautics.
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Coshocton
John Vorys
Columbus
Aeronutics
Shoelace Trick for Fresh Ups
A tip about tying and sealing shoe strings suggests dipping the lace ends in glue to create a neat new look. The method aims to keep laces tidy and prevent fraying by drying the glue.
Elmer E Stiverson Dies After Long Illness
Logan July 26 Elmer E Stiverson 68 former banker died at his West Hunter Street home at 615 p m after a four year tuberculosis illness He was cashier of the New Straitsville Bank for over a decade later worked at Ed L Ewing pharmacy and taught in Hoehing County schools He is survived by his widow Mary E Stiverson and son Russell of Columbus Funeral planned at United Brethren Church Friday at 330 p m Rev EK Dailey to officiate Burial in Antioch Cemetery
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Hoehing County
Logan United Peethren Church
Logan Lodge of Knights of Dythins
Mary E. Stiverson
Russell Stiverson
Columbus
United Brethren Church
EK. L. Dailey
Antioch Cemetery
Funeral Held for Mary Delilah Hudson in Logan
Mary Delilah Hudson 74 widow of Steve Hudson died at the home of Mr and Mrs Archie Bernes on Freisner Avenue after months of declining health. She leaves a brother Mr Barnes and sister Mrs B F Sweaay. Funeral services were at Barnes home with Rev BE H Dalley officiating. Burial followed in Oak Grove Cemetery.
Dog Helps Master Rags Always Delivers Papers
Logan July 26 Staff Special. Rags the Airedale dog belonging to John Elder a retired Hocking Valley Railroad conductor assists his incapacitated master by fetching newspapers from passing trains. Trainmen signal with lanterns as trains pass the Elder home on a hill south of town and Rags brings the papers back in good condition.
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Logan
Rags
John Elder
Hocking Valley
J. M Wood
Athens
Dilder
Tocking Valley
Mr. Kider
Kider
Elder
R Moore 81 Former Ohio Doctor Dies in Columbus
Logan July 26 Dr W R Moore 81 former Hocking and Vinton County physician died at his Columbus home after decline following influenza He practiced in Mt Pleasant and later Columbus before a 15 year stint on Ohio Industrial Commission He left a widow and two sons Funeral services were held at Heinlein Brothers with burial in Oak Grove Cemetery Mausoleum
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Moore
Mt. Pleasant
Columbus
Industrial Commission of Ohio
Heinlein Brothers Funeral Home
Aaron Kirkendall
Creola
Oak Grove Cemetery
Mooney Named to Ohio Chamber Committee Endorsement
L P Mooney named as Cham ber of Commerce representative on Ohio Chamber of Commerce Committee to organize support for the constitutional tax amendment to be voted on at the general election this fall. Ohio Chamber has endorsed the amendment.
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Logan
L. P. Mooney
Chamber of Commerce
Ohio Chamber of Commerce Committee
Ohio Chamber of Commerce
Warns Against Use of Diets by Young Girls
The U S Public Health Service warns that indiscriminate dieting can harm young girls and others. They urge simply eating less of a regular, balanced diet and consulting a physician before adopting any special regimen. The origin of the 18 day diet remains unclear with various unverified rumors.
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U. S. Public Health Service
Hollywood
Ethel Barrymore
Mayor Clinic
Explosion at Yunnane Ammunition Store Kills Hundreds
First detailed reports from Hong Kong say the July 10 blast leveled Yunnane, China, destroying over 1,000 buildings and causing hundreds of deaths among natives. Foreigners reportedly escaped injury amid widespread tremor-like shock.
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Hong Kong
U.P
Yunnane
China
Former Ohio University student chosen Morgantown school leader
Dr. Charles E. McCorkle, former Akron, Ohio, superintendent and Ohio University alumnus, has been named Morgantown schools superintendent. He recommends centralizing duties to one leader, replacing three roles, with a $5,500 salary, and overseeing a staff of over 250 and 6,090 students. The board endorsed the plan.
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Morgantown
W. Va
Charles E. McCorkle
Akron
Ohio
Board of Education
Schoos
McCorkle
Kenmore
Harvard and
Clark
Akron Law School
Morgantown Preparatory
Ohio University At Athens
Delta Tau Delta Fraternity
Diphtheria Fatality Raises Quarantine in Logan
Logan health officials report one child dead and another ill with diphtheria at Union Furnace. The Yarhough six-month-old James Ilarold died after diagnosis. a three-month-old in another family is ill. Quarantines on both homes and immunizations for about 15 people are under way with Sheriff Lloyd aiding the effort.
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Logan
Union Furnace
Morton W. Bland
James Ilarold
Charles Yarhough
Health Department
W. RR. Lloyd
Mrs. Duckworth Celebrates 60 Years in Syracuse
Mrs Sarah Joseph Duckworth a tireless church and lodge worker near her eightieth birthday in Syracuse born Pittsburgh 1819 came here at 17 married Adam Duckworth 1870 at Nease Settlement Sutton Township nine children survive Arthur missing no arrests for speeding in early days recollects Presbyterian Ladies Aid founder of Rebecca and Daughters of America branches and quilts donated to Ald. with nearby relatives John Kirton Hermony Indiana and sister Mrs Hannah Peaton Shawnee
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Syracuse
Jay
Sarah Joseph Duckworth
Emma Duckworth
Meigs County
Duckworth
Pittsburgh
Adam Duckworth
Nease Settlement
Sutton Township
Squire Nease
Albert
Walter
Charles
Bartels
Emma
Arthur
Arthur Duckworth
Ann Mainwaring
Syracuse Presbyterian Ladies’ Aid
Ald
Rebecca and Daughters of America
Rebecca
Carleton College
John Kirton
Hermony
Ind
Hannah Peaton
Shawnee
County Odd Fellows Picnic Planned for Labor Day
The Vast Grands Association sponsors a county picnic for Odd Fellows Rebekahs and friends at the Athens County Fair Grounds on Labor Day. Grand Master to attend. committees named for program entertainment refreshments and grounds with A H Brooks as general chairman.
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Grands Association
Odd Fellows
Rebekahs
Athens County Fair Grounds
Grand Lodge of
Ohio
P. C. Droz
Fred Stauffer
Herb Rice
Callie McKenstry
McBee
Stewart
Lee Jones
New Marshfield
Baird
Jacksonville
Wife of accused professor stands by him amid murder trial
In Columbus, defense lawyers questioned jurors about potential prejudice over Miss Hix drug experiments and possible university drug sources linked to Dr. Snook. Mrs Snook released a supportive interview stating she believes he could not have harmed anyone, while noting strains in their seven year marriage.
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State University
Columbus
Snook-Hix
Talesman
Miss Hix
Snook
Anne Schatenstein
Columbus Dispatch
Dr. Snook
Zeppelin To Start Trip Round World
Akron dispatch reports the Graf Zeppelin will begin its around the world voyage from Friedrichshafen in the first 19 days of August. First stop is Lakehurst then Osaka and Los Angeles before returning to Friedrichshafen.
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Akron
U.P
Friedrichshafen
Germany
Karl Arnstein
Goodyear- Zeppelin Corporation
Lakehurst
N. J
Tokio
Los Angeles
Cat travels 80 miles to reunite with owner in Elma
A home-loving cat from Auburn wandered 80 miles to Elma, staying with friends after its owner Mrs. George Birdsey left it in their care. The journey spanned three days, ending back with Mrs. Birdsey.
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Elma
Wash
U.P
George Birdsey
Auburn
Ravenna Educator Gandee Resigns for Cleveland Post
Ross Gandee son of Mr and Mrs C F E Gandee of 208 West Washington Street resigns from Ravenna schools to teach English and journalism at John Marshall High School in Cleveland. He previously taught at Ravenna Senior High and coached junior high athletics earning praise for both academic and athletic success including undefeated basketball teams, two champion football squads, and three consecutive track championships. He left Athens in 1924 as a junior at Ohio University after earning football honors on the 1920-21 state championship team and track half mile title.
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Ross Gandee
C. FE. Gandee
West
Washington Street
Ravenna
John Marshall High School
Cleveland
Gandee
Ravenna Evening Record
Athens
Ohio University
Ravenna Coach Gandee to Resign This August
Gandee and his wife with son Russell plan to leave Ravenna around September 1 for Cleveland after two years as Ravenna schools coach. He will tender his official resignation at the Ravenna School Board meeting in August. He earned a BA from Ohio University and a BSE from Kent State College through part time contracts and summer sessions.
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Ravenna
Gandee
Ohio University
Kent State College
Russell
Cleveland
Island Free Of Disease Germs
Berlin report notes Nowaja Semila in the Polar Sea tested by the Central Geophysical Observatory of Leningrad shows air water soil and animal flesh germ free after an exhaustive winter expedition led by Dr Kasansky. Issue cites The Review.
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Berlin
Review
Nowaja Semila
Central Geophysical Observatory of
Leningrad
Leningrad Institute
Kasansky
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