Shooting After Auto Accident Near Gore Prompted by Logan Officers
Logan reports a Sunday incident near Gore involved a car crash and a shotgun attack. Miss Elenore Woodard was wounded by pellets as two shots ripped through the Westbrook vehicle, investigators arresting H K Starr and questioning Tracey and Lutz.
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Logan
Gore
Elenore Woodard
Woodard
Kathryn Wright
Hoon Psbrook
Everett Green
H. K. ‘Starr
Starr
William Tracy
Clarence Lutz
Westbrook
Delong
Crooksville
Prowler Attacks Home of Mrs. Zora Marks
Logan police investigated after an attempted illegal entry at 2 to 4 a m Monday on North Market Street. Wires were severed and a window broken but entry was not gained. Officer Mon Cook filed the report and Chief Lewis Reynolds continued the inquiry.
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Marks
Lewis Reynolds
County Will Help Inoculate Children at Relief Kitchens
Hocking County Commissioners indicated willingness to cooperate with Dr. W B Lacock health commissioner in a typhoid inoculation program for children eating at relief kitchens in Ward Township. They stopped short of compulsory inoculation but urged all children to undergo treatment as a precaution.
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Logan
Hocking County
W. B. Lacock
Ward Township
Will of Clara Mathiott Leaves Estate to Daughters
In Logan on July 26 the will of the late Clara Mathiott is read. After a $200 bequest to daughter Nellie Spence, the residue goes to Nellie Spence Maude Reed and Sue Smith. Judge A M Ellinger presided in Probate Court with John Spence Sr named executor. The will dated March 7 1930 was witnessed by H E Sparnow and Paul J Cruise.
Chauncey Preparations Underway For Football Season
Chauncey Ohio July 26 property adjoining Chauncey High School is being filled and graded by about 30 high school boys under athletic director and coach Paul Theisen. Ground work aims to shape for the coming football season. Several local residents visited Charleston and Zanesville while others visited Columbus and St Anthony’s Hospital where Mrs Osbornes condition was listed as critical.
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Chauncey
Chauncey High School
Paul Theisen
Chauncey- Dover
Theisen
Milo Stalder Reports Giant Red Pear Tomato Vine
In Chauncey Milo C Stalder reports an unusual tomato vine in his garden. The plant stands seven feet tall with 55 green tomatoes and over 100 blooms plus several ripe fruits. The tomato is said to be of the Red Pear variety.
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Chauncey
Milo C. Stalder
Picnic Planned for Naomi Bible Class at Pennsville Park
The Naomi Bible Class of The Plains Methodist Sunday School will hold an annual picnic at Pennsville Park next Sunday July 31. Members, husbands, and children invited. They will depart from the church at 9 30 and cars will be provided for those without transportation.
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Chauncey
Naomi
Plains Methodist Sunday School
Pennsville Park
Guardian Named for Emmit Patton in Local Proceeding
Logan July 26 Judge A M Bil linger appointed J P Miller guard ian of Emmit Patton Hayden ville on the application of the guardian following business transactions that sparked litigation in Common Pleas Court.
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Logan
J. P. Miller
Emmit Patton
Haydenville
A. M. Billinger
Patton
Common Pleas Court
Canters Renue Family Visit Scenic Region in Chauncey
A Canter family reunion held Sunday in Chauncey featured a picnic dinner and visits to Old Man's Cave Ash Cave and Rock House. Attendees included William Tomlinson Mary Maclynden Mary Earne and families from Toledo Columbus and Chauncey. Also Earl Johnson and Elza Chalfant attended dog races in Canton where Johnson's dog won $10.
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Hocking County
Chauncey
Canter
Old Man's Cave
Ash Cave
Rock House
William Tomlinson
Mary Maclynden
Toledo
Mary Earne
Columbus
Frank Canter
Dolores Canter
Clyde Canter
William Canter
Pearl Canter
Johnson
Earl Johnson
Elza Chalfant
Trimble
Canton
Ohio
Frakes Boy In Critical Condition After Haydenville Crash
Theodore Frakes, son of Mr and Mrs Oscar Frakes of Dicken Addition Logan, remained unconscious and unable to talk at Cherrington Hospital after a Friday evening motor accident near Haydenville. He was thus far unable to regain consciousness.
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Logan
Theodore Frakes
Oscar Frakes
Dicken Addition
Cherrington Hospital
Haydenville
Fierbaughs Entertain Chauncey Guests at Dinner
Mr and Mrs Herman Fierbaugh and family hosted a Sunday dinner at their Truetown home. Guests included Rev and Mrs G B Courtney and children Charles H Marguerite and Junior of Chauncey and Miss Helen Linton of Nelsonville.
Local Social Guests Visit Chauncey Area
Mr and Mrs J J Hastie and children of Charleston W Va were guests of Mr and Mrs Frank Millington. Mr John Osterday a student at the University of Cincinnati spent the weekend in Chauncey guest of George Keck and family Mr and Mrs Sam Tippett Paul and Neil Tippett and Charles Bradfield were at Rock House and Laurelville Sunday Mrs Earl Johnson Chauncey was
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Nelsonville
Donald Sheffield
George H. Nye
William Nye
Chauncey
Charleston
W. Va
Selah Nye Guthrie
Clarence McCafferty
Jack
Dicky Joe
Dorothy Jane
Alpha Beckler
Beverly
Marietta
Zanesville
Dane Osborne
Columbus
Osborne
St. Anthony's Hospital
Lawrence Reeves
J. J. Hastie
Frank Millington
John Osterday
University of Cincinnati
George Keck
Sam Tippett
Paul and
Neil Tippett
Charles Bradfield
Rock House
Laurelville
Earl Johnson
Eighth Grade Graduates To Enroll In Hocking County High Schools
Logan July 26 Virtually all 306 eighth graders who graduated in rural Hocking County last spring will enter high school this fall. this will boost enrollment from 142 graduates in 1932. Superintendent J W Coleman released a year end grade tally showing 3,735 total pupils with 457 underage and 596 overage for their grades.
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Hocking County
Logan
J. W. Coleman
Modified Martial Law in German Centers Is Lifted
Berlin and Brandenburg ended modified martial law as Von Papen’s government deal raised the prospect of power sharing with Hitler. Civil authorities reclaimed executive power, police held control, while a ban on newspapers demanding a general strike remained.
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von Schleicher
Germany
Berlin
Brandenburg
Kurt von
Schleicher
Adolf Hitler
Prussia
Supreme Court
von Hindenburg
Pers
Reich
Nadir
Hitler
Bonus Army Veteran Sees March History in Making
Floyd S. King of Seattle recounts six weeks in Washington with the Bonus Army. He rode freight trains, endured harsh weather, and found Washington generous with meals and shelter. King expects ongoing marches and believes the effort will yield benefits for ex servicemen despite unmet immediate goals.
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Washington
Floyd S. King
Seattle
Athens
D. C
King
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Fitzwater
France
Buddy
Capitol
Senate
Kansas City
Missouri
Arkansas
West Virginia
Parkersburg
American Legion
Wall Street Rally Follows Steel Dividend Expectation
New York July 26 Financial leaders rejoiced as the market entered its strongest run since October with renewed optimism over United States Steel Corporation’s preferred stock dividend. Directors’ decision to be announced after the close sparked a broad market rally with preferred stocks up 3 to 6 points and common shares higher. Bank stocks also climbed, led by First National with a $1,000 bid.
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New York
U.P
Wal Street
United States Steel Corporation
Poland Russia Non-Aggression Treaty Signed In Moscow
A non aggression treaty was signed in Moscow between Soviet Russia and Poland. Nicholas Krestinsky and Stanislaspatek represented their governments. The pact protects Poland’s eastern border and allows focus on the German border to the west. Efforts to include Romania failed.
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Moscow
U.R
Russia
Poland
Nicholas Krestinsky
Stanislaspatek
Warsaw
Rumania
Piccard Plans Another High Altitude Balloon Flight
Prof August Piccard leaves Brussels for Zurich to prepare a second balloon ascent aimed at exploring cosmic rays. The operation, possible between August 1 and 15, will use a 14 000 cubic meter bag and a 3520 pound load with a water tight gondola for ocean or inland lake landings.
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Brussels
U.R
August Picard
Zurich
Piccard
Ex-Chilean Dictator Ibanez Returns Over Andes into Exile
Gen Carlos Ibanez, Chile's dictator for three years, rode snow covered Andes on mule back to exile. He had lived in Buenos Aires and Mendoza after being overthrown by Juan Montero. He returned uninvited when Davila took power. authorities say his presence unsettled the socialist regime. He declined a diplomatic post abroad.
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Santiago
Chile
U.P
Carlos Ibanez
Andes
Ibanez
Mendoza
Argentina
Buenos Aires
Alendoza
Juan Montero
Charles G. Davila
Francis Family Reunion Planned at Rising Park
The Francis family reunion will be held on Sunday August 7 at Rising Park in Lancaster Ohio. Descendants of Jonathan and Fanny Francis who migrated from Virginia after the Revolutionary War will attend. A basket dinner is scheduled at noon with Jesse Gaines of Laurelville as president and W O Francis of Chillicothe as secretary.
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Francis
Rising Park
Lancaster
Ohio
Jonathan
Fanny Francis
Virginia
Ross County
Mia
Jesse Gaines
Laurelville
W. O. Francis
Chillicothe
Winged torpedo rocket completes successful glide test
Berlin reports successful tests of a winged torpedo like rocket that unfolds large wings at high altitude and glides back to earth. The craft reportedly landed safely from over 6500 feet.
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Berlin
Tecoman City Suffers Heavy Property Damage in Quake
Mexico City reports Tecoman in Colima state endured heavy property damage from yesterday's earthquake. No casualties were reported.
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Mexico City
Tecoman
Colima
Ruby Fitzsimmons's Thirty Year Ring Career Highlight
Ruby Bob Fitzsimmons, famed lanky Cornishman and world heavyweight champion from Jim Corbett to Jim Jeffries, pursued boxing contests over exactly thirty years, marking a notable era in the sport's early history.
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Ruby Bob Fitzsimmons
Jim Corbett
Jim Jeffries
Near Nelsonville Man Is Fined Five Dollars and Costs
Edward Windle of near Nelsonville was arrested for intoxication,pleaded guilty and was fined five dollars and costs. he was committed to jail in lieu of the fine. Deputy Joe Farbearn later arrested Frank Edwards of near Cantwell Cliffs as charges were prepared.
Heflin Addresses Logan Delegation at Lancaster Camp
A large Logan delegation attended the Lancaster Camp Grounds Sunday to hear former Alabama U S Senator Thomas J. Heflin speak on America at the Cross Roads during the Sunday afternoon program.
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Logan
Lancaster Camp Grounds
Thomas J. Heflin
United States
Alabama
Heflin
America
Glider World Champion Killed In Cologne Jump
Gunther Groenhoff world champion glider died in Cologne after leaping from a rudderless craft and his parachute failing to open. He reportedly started the flight from a field in North Cologne and was forced to jump.
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Cologne
Gunther Groenhoff
Gorenhoff
Ice Cream Shop Heist in Toledo
A thief entered the Kreft Sweet Shop in Toledo and ordered an ice cream cone then stole the cash register carrying $15 before fleeing in a stolen car. The incident occurred on July 26.
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Toledo
Kreft
Plan Aid for Needy Kiddies In Ward Area
A Logan delegation led by Commissioner Joe Farbearn deputy Margaret Lutz and Barton A Hall along with Red Cross official visited Ward Township to assess summer relief needs for 790 children fed at state relief kitchens. They announced funds to buy milk and bread for the children and noted garden aid for those out of work. Bread and milk will continue until further food needs arise later in the year.
Not Guilty Plea in Reckless Driving Case
Donald Hamilton of Webb Summit pleaded not guilty to reckless driving and was released on $200 bond pending further investigation. He was arrested after Sheriff Sol Ellinger and Deputy Joe Farbearn linked him to a collision that injured Howard Bowland, a Marion Township farmer, who is recovering at home. Sheriff Ellinger and National Guard officers also investigated a fatal accident in Lancaster where an 8-year-old Columbus girl died, initially reported in Hocking County.
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Starr
Logan
Westbrook
Woodard
Green
Gore
Clara Campbell
Elias Bright
Donald Hamilton
Webb Summit
Hamilton
Sol Eliinger
Joe Farbearn
Howard Bowland
Marion Township
Bowland
Paul Eberst
Columbus
J. W. Gabriel
Harrison Voris
Minnie Voris
Charles Smith
Joe Smith
Helen
Sol Ellinger
National Guard
Nelsonville
Lancaster
Hocking County
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