Tax League Is Formed Here In Logan
A luncheon at the Tea Room launched the Hocking County Tax League to support the upcoming tax amendment. J P Mooney was named county chairman and Dr F F Ackers secretary, with other officials to be chosen later. Logan participants included Barton Hall Frank Bilasine and Raymond Lanning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Hocking County
Ohio
John E.miccrehen
Ohio Tax League
J. P. Mooney
Co. FF. Ackers
Barton Hall
Chamber of Commerce
Mr. Mooney
Ackers
M. H. Cherrington
Myron D. Hansel
Frank Bilasine
Raymond R. Lanning
Picnic at Crystal Springs Draws Lancaster and Logan Group
A July 30 gathering in Crystal Springs brought Lancaster and Logan residents together for a picnic and social outing. Women organized a picnic supper while many families from both communities attended, including the Laubach, Sayers, Welty, Creimley, Frickinger, Eyman, Funk, Cline, Harden, Mitchell, Harden, Phillips, Foreman, Iles, Potts, Mount, Cook, Kline, Hanse, Arnold, Ties, Inboden, Studor, and McDonald households.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Lancaster and
Crystal Springs
Lancaster
Ira Lauderbauch
Delbert Sayers
Virgil Welty
Edward S. Creimley
Chester Frickinger
Airs
Otto Eyman
Clyde Funk
C. E. Cline
Clem Harden
William Mitchell
Joe Harden
Billy
W. W. Harden
Grace
Tom Phillips
J. T. Foreman
Jasper Iles
Charlies Potts
Lloyd Mount
Pearl Cook
Karl E. Kline
R. B. Hanse
Artiss Arnold
M. B. Ties
Goss Inboden
Hrman Studor
Merle McDonald
Fatal coal oil blast claims Mrs Culbertson in Washington Twp
Death came to Mrs. A. E. Culbertson 35 at her Washington Township home after coal oil exploded while she tried to start a fire in a cook stove. Her husband suffered burns rescuing her. She leaves four children, including a one year old. Funeral details unavailable.
Logans residents travel and local events noted
Mrs Samul McPeak and family left Logan Sunday with Mrs Abell who plans to go to Pittsburgh then Indiana Pa. Mr and Mrs Overton Webb and others head to Indian Lake for a two to three week stay. Phil A Henderson attends Beta Phi Sigma installation in Sebring. Howard Lucas visits Lancaster on business. Esther Steele plans to open a new restaurant Bee Bee at 61 West Main Street. Rhine scheid descendants prep for family reunion August 18 at Hocking County Children’s Home Grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samul McPeak
Logan
C. N. Abell
Sebring
Henderson
Beta Phi Sicma Fraternity
Howard Lucas
Lancaster
Esther Steele
West Main Street
Bee Bee
Valentine Rheinscheid
Hocking County
Wome
Pajama Promoter Stuns New York With Street Parade
W O Saunders, promoter of comfortable menswear, appeared in pongee pajamas in public streets causing traffic tie up at 46th Street and Madison Avenue. Reporters and photographers swarmed as he walked with a green tie and brown shoes, pausing at the Public Library with a waiting crowd and speculation of a stunt or film segment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
U.P
Walker
W. O. Saunders
Trafic
46Th Street
Madison Avenues
Elizabeth City
N. C
Hotel Roosevelt
Saunders
Fifth Avenue
Churches to feed Knights of Pythias delegates in Logan
In Logan plans are under way to feed about 2000 Knights of Pythias delegates attending the grand lodge meeting September 23 to 25. Local church women from Methodist Presbyterian Episcopal and United Brethren will provide uniform menus at churches and lodges. Lodging is arranged, and entertainment plans include a half day trip for the group to Hocking County scenery, with local automobiles to be used.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Grand Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Episcopal
United Brethren Church
Tians
Hocking County Scenic District
James P. Blackstone Rites Set in Linden Church
James P. Blackstone 49 died in Columbus after illness of two years. He is survived by a wife two children five brothers and three sisters. Funeral services will be at Linden M E Church at 2 p m Wednesday. Relatives from Marion Township and others traveled to Columbus for the funeral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Columbus
James P. Blackstone
Simeon Blackstone
Marion Township
Linden M. FE
Blackstone
Postmen Absent Force Logan Mail Carrier Reroute
On a Monday in Logan with three regular carriers off duty Assistant Postmaster Robert Work carried mail while Neal Shaw was ill and Charles and Homer Blackstone were absent due to their brother James Blackstone's death in Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Robert Work
Neal Shaw
I Ilness
Charles
Homer Blackstone
James Blackstone
Columbus
Motion Picture Crew Films Hocking County Sights
Two Indian Refinery Company men and Carl Larimer arrived in Logan to shoot Cedar Falls Ash Cave The Rockhouse and Old Man s Cave for a motion picture collection to be shown in 52 theaters in Indiana and Illinois R R Lanning organized the visit and aims for a Logan screening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Indian Refinery Company
Hocking County
Carl Larimer
Cedar Falls
Ash Cave
the Rockhouse
Old Man’s Cave
Indiana
Ilinois
R. R. Lanning
Surprise Birthday Party for Mr. Alva L. Gray
A Saturday night gathering at Mrs. Alva L. Gray on East Front Street celebrated her husband’s 28th birthday. Music and dancing followed by a lap lunch. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Grant Barber, Ben Isles, Mrs. Ardis Arnold, Mr. and Mrs. Bartie Reinchield, Union Furnace, Mr. and Mrs. P. R. Wandling, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Insmire, and the hosts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alva L. Gray
East Front Street
Mr. Gray
Grant Barber
Ben Isles
Ardis Arnold
Bartie Reinchield
Union Furnace
Rendville Man Fined for Illegal Liquor Possession
Thomas Boyd of Rendville was fined 100 dollars and costs by Judge J J Davis for illegal possession of liquor found in his home during a raid by county officers and dry agents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rendveille
New Lexington
Thomas Boyd
Rendville
J. J. Davis
Busy September in Lagan with stacked events
Lagan prepares for a busy two weeks starting September 15 with multiple events. The Presbyterian church marks its centennial September 15 to 18, followed by the Hocking County Fair September 18 to 21. Knights of Pythias grand lodge meets September 23 to 25, then the Fall Festival October 2 to 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lagan
Hocking County
Grand Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Turtle Supper Honors Marion Township Catch by Higgins
In Logan on Saturday deputy game protector C. Higgins captured a 2214 pound turtle in a Marion Township pond, reportedly chasing it as it left to bask. The creature provided the main dish for a turtle supper hosted by Mrs. Samuel Ringhiser on North Walnut Street with friends of Higgins attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Walnut Street
Game Protector
Chautauqua to Return to Logan Next Season
Logan to host Redpath Chautauqua again next year after local committee signed a contract. A total of 111 guarantors secured the deal before signing, and a new president for the local committee must be elected as W P Wetherill cannot continue. W L Franks led the committee this past year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Redpath Chautauqua
W. P. Wetherill
W. L. Franks
Wound Found in Dead Man After Roadster Crash
Toledo July 29 police investigate the death of Charles Sabeto aged 435 of Cleveland after a speeding roadster threw him and a second car ran over him. hospital staff report a side wound likely from a knife, adding mystery to the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
U.P
Charles Sabeto
Cleveland
Logan Coach George Cook Accepts Granville Post
George Cook resigns as assistant coach and physical director at Logan High School to become head coach and general science teacher at Granville High School. He has served Logan for three years and is spending summer in Columbus with city recreation work. No successor named yet by the board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Granville High School
George Cook
Logan High School
Board of Education
Granville
Ile
Columbus
Crooksville Gusher Drilled by Leonard Oil and Gas
A new well on the W. N. Burtey lease west of Crooksville by the Leonard Oil and Gas Co is estimated to produce about 400 barrels of oil and half a million feet of gas daily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Lexington
Crooksville
Leonard Oil and Gas Company
W. N. Burtey
School Head Quits New Lexington
Arthur Swartz resigns as New Lexington superintendent effective August 1 after two years in the post. The board has not filled the vacancy and plans for a successor are not yet announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Lexington
Arthur Swartz
Mothers Sentenced for Contributing to Juvenile Delinquency
Mrs James Lanier of Junction City and Mrs Nora Fought of Shawnee received one year in Maryville Reformatory plus fines of $100 and costs from Judge J D Davis for contributing to delinquency of their minor children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Lexington
James Lanier
Junction City
Nora Fought
Shawnee
Maryville Reformatory
J. D. Davis
Licensed to Wed in Shawnee for Richards and Dishon
A marriage license was issued in Shawnee to Jacob Richards aged 48 a watchman and Minnie Dishon aged 38 both of Shawnee.
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New Lexington
Jacob Richards
Watchman
Shawnee
Minnie Dishon
Washington County Farm Field Day Planned at Fleming Farm
On August 1 the Washington County Experiment Farm at Fleming hosts a county field day with speakers from the Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station Wooster and Ohio State University extension. The event includes orchard inspections led by I P Lewis, discussions on dusting spraying and fruit disease control, and a new topworking phase for market varieties. The Washington County Farm Bureau will host a morning session highlighting ongoing farm work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marietta
Washington County Experiment Farm
Fleming
Washington County
S. (. Hartman
Charles B. Harvey
Experiment Farm
Harvey
Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station
Wooster
Agricultural Extension Department
Ohio State University
Washington County Farm Bureau
I. P. Lewis
New Waterford
VanDer Poel
Forestry planting at school farm features Corsican pine
Vocational Agricultural pupils assist in a farm project highlighting forestry plantings. Regular visitors note progress of Corsican pine along with newer timber trees and well established species on the grounds.
C E Skinner Named to National Public Affairs Panel
Charles Edward Skinner of Pittsburgh and brother of B O Skinner joins the public affairs committee of the American Council of Engineering. The panel will work with Congress and the federal administration on public policy for large engineering projects. Skinner is with Westinghouse Electric Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Edward Skinner
Pittsburgh
B. O. Skinner
Athens Public Schools
American Council of Engineering
Congress
Federal Administration
Skinner
Westinghouse Electric Company
Athens County traffic officer fights blind headlight hazard
Traffic Officer Wilson Ator of Athens County patrols roads nightly to curb motorists with a single headlight after Ohio motor department warnings. He reports difficulty in identifying such vehicles and enforcing the new precautions across the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson Ator
Athens County
State Motor Department
Ohio
Ator
Hold James Harris Charged In Non support Case
Through an indictment by the grand jury James Harris a chain store employee from Columbus was arrested and brought to New Lexington to face a non support charge filed by his Shawnee wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Harris
New Lexington
Columbus
Shawnee
Motorist must carry spare light bulbs urges Ohio officer
An Ohio officer tests his one headlight device and says drivers may be cited for single headlight. He notes some states require spare bulbs on road trips. County traffic improves with motorcycle patrol as Officer Ator operates unpredictably, boosting steady enforcement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Ator
Drowns in River At Rokeby Lock
Marietta July 30 Beryl Kinceed 17 of McConnelsville drowned in the Muskingum River while swimming Sunday afternoon at Rokeby Lock seven miles above McConnelsville. The body was recovered four hours later and burial will be in McConnelsville. He swam into the mouth of the locks in deep water and is believed to have been overcome by cramps.
China Coins Coils Rolls Dolls Golf Puzzle Answer
The note lists a chain of rhyming or homophonic pairings ending with a sports puzzle answer. It presents a playful word progression linking various nouns in a compact puzzle-style line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
Phillips Milk of Magnesia Promoted as Ideal Indigestion Remedy
A pamphlet advocates Phillips Milk of Magnesia as the best antacid for indigestion. It claims excess stomach acid causes sour food and that one tasteless spoonful in water neutralizes many times its volume with quick, harmless relief.
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TAX League
Pongef
Old New York
North Carolina
Saunders Down Street
Peres
Yale
Kozak
Cline
Turtle
Dead Man
The
Messenger
Clinton Webb
Logan School
C. E. Skinner
Athens Messenger
Kerr Hardware Co
Columbia
Jack Holt and
Dorothy Revier
Collegians
Haney- Goodrich Co
So. Court St
Sound Pathe Review
Rokeby Lock
U. S
Charles H. Phillips Chemical Company
Chareles H. Phillips
Aerolux
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