Three Highways to Gain Gravel Surfacing in Logan County
County Engineer Oral Wolfe reports three Starr township roads will be surfaced with gravel. Work includes 1.8 miles of Asbury Ridge graded and prepared, with Union Furnace Starr and Laurel Run roads also graded or gravel ready. Gravel (harder material) arrives this week from outside the county. Additional repairs on Gibisonville and Old Man's Cave roads are planned with heavy grading next.
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Logan
Starr Township
Oral Wolfe
Asbury Ridge
Union Furnace
Starr
Laurel Run
Maysville
Gibisonville
Old Man's Cave
Honor Mrs Johnstone Logan Hosts Bridge Tea
Miss Mary Bond entertained at the Easterling club house with seven tables for bridge in honor of Mrs Robert T Johnstone visiting from Titusville Pa. Thirty six invitations issued. Corsages for the guest and top place getters. A two course luncheon followed at 11 oclock with a long list of attendees and award recipients.
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Johnstone Logan
Mary Bond
Bridge
Robert T. Johnstone
Mildred Brehm
Titusville
C. E. Brehm
Glenview Heights
R. T. Johnstone
Wiley Thurness
William Lehman
Thomas Eberst
Lorentz Smith
Laurence Adcock
Edward Hemper
Harry Thomas
Stanley Sparnow
Catherine Morgan
Hobart Willner
Faith James
Columbus
Johnstone
Charles Yontz
Ralph Yontz
C. L. Abell
Fred Carpenter
Earl Shaw
Frank Brown
Paul Spears
Claude Hammon
Frank Harden
Albert Schreck
Floyd Duffy
Virginia Beit
Ruth Easterling
Mildred Lehman
Olivia Wright
Lreta McVey
Katherine Bert
Bridge Club Affair with Lunch and Picnic
The Wednesday Bridge club hosted guests with high scores as others held low scores Friday. Members toured Pancaster for lunch, then Crystal Springs for afternoon bridge and a picnic supper before a theater party at the Pythian in Logan. Socializing continued at Mrs. Harry Bell’s home. Guests and hostesses were listed, with substitutions noted for Mrs. Ed Jones and her daughter traveling to Norfolk, Va., and Mrs. William Stoughton of Mansfield attending as a guest.
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Pancaster
Crystal Springs
Logan
Pythian
Harry Bell
Clarence Heine
Ed Kemper
Frank Harden
Paul Spears
Birthday party for Virginia Jo Roberts at home
Virginia Jo Roberts entertained on Friday afternoon for her birthday with her mother Mrs Daniel Roberts hosting. Guests included Mary Nell Brooks Doris Schrader and several others.
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Virginia Jo
Daniel Roberts
Mary Nell Brooks
Doris Schrader
Martha Ann Kinser
Margaret Ann Thomas
Betty Hammer
Elsie Cannon
Mary Ann Huis
Joan
Virginia Bell
Margaret Ann
Molly Martin
Dorothy Jean Shriner
Betty Brown
Margaret Morley
Dorothy Shaw
4-H Workers Plan All Day Meeting in Courthouse
Logan June 4 4 H club leaders and officers will hold their annual conference in the courthouse auditorium starting at 10 o clock and running through the day. The program opens with games to get acquainted followed by a business meeting demonstration by the Jolly Maids club and team demonstrations by the Merry Boosters.
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Logan
Jolly Maids
Team
Merry Boosters
Rainbow Club
C. C. Lang
Robert W. Lang
Henry Coulson
Vinton County
T. H. Johnson
Athens
Local names list appears in faded notice
Betty and Vivian Hull Vivian Keyes Ruth Roberts Jane Gompf Mary and Dorothy Roberts Billy Fox Dan and Dave Roberts are named in a faded newspaper notice. The readable fragments show a group of siblings and spouses connected to a local matter, with no further context.
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Betty
Vivian Hull
Vivian Keyes
Ruth Roberts
Jane Gompf
Mary
Dorothy Roberts
Billy Fox
Dan
Dave Roberts
Beta Phi Sigma elects officers for coming year
Choose Officers Logan June 4. Beta Phi Sigma chapter elects Ralph Kleinschmidt as president for a second year. Other officers named are Earl Soliday as vice president Jack Mounts as treasurer and Wilber Potts as secretary. Installation and banquet scheduled for Wednesday at Eastern club house.
Helen Wills Wins Champ of Champs in Paris
Miss Helen Wills of California defeated England’s Eileen Bennett 6-1 6-2 to win the French women’s singles title. The victory crowns her as champion of the United States Great Britain and France, a feat unmatched since Suzanne Lenglen.
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Paris
Helen Willis
California
France
Eileen Bennett
England
Wills
United States
Great Britain
Suzanne Lenglen
Judge to Hear Divorces on June 16 in Logan
Judge Harley M. Whitcraft will return to Logan on June 16 for a day to dispose of several cases before leaving for Cleveland. Assigned that date are Hodges versus Heffner, Dupler versus Zeigler, Crissinger versus Kitchen, Black versus Fickle, Kefel versus Kefel, Miller versus Miller, Gaffney versus Gaffney, Bail versus Bail, Lent versus Lent, Raridan versus Raridan, and the State of Ohio versus Swalhaugh. Most are divorce actions slated for quick hearings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Cleveland
Common Pleas
Harley M. Whitcraft
Hodges
Heffner
Dupler
Zeigler
Crissinger
Kitchen
Black
Fickle
Kefel
Miller
Gaffney
Lent
Raridan
State of
Ohio
Swalhaugh
Another Chinese War Leader Quits
Sun Chuan-Fang, ally of Chang Tso-Lin, resigned command of the Shantung and Chihli armies as Nationalist forces advanced. Only Chang Chung-Chung remained as the three northern leaders’ forces faced rout or retreat in Shantung and Chihli.
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Shanghai
U.P
Sun Chuan-Fang
Chang Tso-Lin
Shantung
Chihli
Sun
Chang Chung-Chung
Chang
Woman Dies at 23 After Tuberculosis Battle
Mrs. Arline Harbarger 23 wife of Melvin Harbarger died at home on Spring Street Logan at 5 a.m. Sunday after more than a year of illness. Survived by parents G. G. Lowther Killbuck sister Mrs. Ben Evans Jr three brothers Gordon Jr Richard Billy Killbuck son James Gordon two. funeral Tuesday 2 p.m. at home with Rev. James R K Fields officiating. Burial Oak Grove.
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James RK. Fields
Oak Grove
Social visits fill Columbus weekend schedule
Jesse Dupler visited Columbus Saturday. Mr and Mrs Harrison Voris with Mr and Mrs Joe Rider joined Mrs Harold Cochrane and children for a Columbus day trip after a short visit here. Frank Harden and Byron Moore visited Columbus on Sunday. Olive Lyke and Helen Manter traveled to Westerville for a weekend with Otterbein students. Kathryn Fox also toured Columbus Saturday. Milton Bay of New Plymouth, post tonsil operation at Cherrington hospital Saturday, rested Sunday at the home of Eph Lane for a few days.
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Harrison Voris
Joe Rider
Harold Cochrane
Columbus
Voris
Olive Lyke
Helen Manter
Westerville
Otterbein College
Kathryn Fox
Milton Bay
New Plymouth
Cherrington Hospital
Eph Lane
Hoover campaign expenses in West Virginia
West Virginia campaign costs for the Hoover effort totaled 22 532 dollars. West Virginia manager Harry Woodyard told the Senate Campaign committee that 18 701 dollars were raised in and out of the state. Personal expenses reached 3 832 dollars, with about 1 000 dollars more in outstanding bills expected.
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Washington
U.P
Hoover
West Virginia
Harry Woodyard
Senate Campaign Committee
Woodyard
Two Questions May Play Lead Roles In Conventions
Investigations spurred by Congress last winter are expected to echo in the Kansas City and Houston conventions. Oil and power issues may dominate discussions as Senator Borah vows to place before the Republican gathering the use of funds from his campaign to liquidate campaign contributions from Harry F. Sinclair.
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Washington
Congress
Kansas City
Houston
Senator Borah
Harry F. Sinclair
Continental Oil Deal
Double Wedding in Mechanicsburg Albany
Two Albany teachers wed in a private double ceremony at the Mechanicsburg Athens home of Wayne Welch and Miss Lena Johnson. Miss Johnson and Mr. Welch and Miss Winifred West and Mr. Orland Hooper were married by Rev. Maurice Cunning ham and Rev. Howard Warner, with both brides in georgette dresses. The couples plan a motor trip to Barberton and Akron after the ceremony.
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Albany
Mechanicsburg
Athens
Lena Johnson
Arch Johnson
Winifred West
William West
Wayne Welch
George Munn
Orland Hooper
Frank J. Hooper
Albany R. D
Lena
Ohio University
Barberton
Hooper
Hig
Pleasanthill
Akron
Cleveland
Canton
Chautauqua Guarantors to Meet in Mayor’s Office
Guarantors for the 1928 chautauqua are called to meet in the mayor’s office in the city building at seven tonight. A chautauqua representative will attend to discuss program plans.
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Chautauqua
One solution to the Let ter Golf puzzle today
The list Duke Dike Dine Kine King presents a solved sequence for the Let ter Golf puzzle. Each word transforms by a single letter change, forming a chain from Duke to King.
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Duke
Dike
Dine
Kine
King
Judge Frees Fifteen Theatre Managers in Marion Case
In Marion on June 4 probate court Judge L B McNeal discharged fifteen theatre managers and staff from three venues after ruling he lacked jurisdiction. The group including Edward I Sharp less of the Grand theatre J J Huebmer of the Oakland and Ora DeWeese of the Princess faced a war rant filed by Rev Marvin Crab tree.
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Marion
U.P
L. B. McNeal
Edward I. Sharpless
Grand Theatre
J. J. Huebmer
Oakland
Ora DeWeese
The
Princess
Marvin Crabtree
Police officer commended for rescuing Civil War veteran
Patrolman John Hayden of Louisville rescued Edmund Groves a 70 year old Civil War veteran from a negro footpad in Dayton Ohio and was commended by police officials today.
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Louisville
John Hayden
Edmund Groves
Dayton, O
Jacksonville 4 H Cookie Club elects officers
Officers elected for the Jacksonville 4 H Cookie club include Wilma Welsh as president Doris Cowen as vice president Evelyn Porter as secretary treasurer Alice Briley as news reporter and Selah Holland as recreation leader. Miss Margaret Walburn is club leader.
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Jacksonville
Wilma Welsh
Doris Cowen
Evelyn Porter
Alice Briley
Selah Holland
Margaret Walburn
Douthit Joins St. Louis as New Third Baseman
Roland Douthit brother of Taylor Douthit and a UC baseball player this year joined the St. Louis team a few days ago. He will play third base for the Cards starting this season.
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St. Louis
Roland Douthit
Taylor Douthit
University of California
Mello-Glo Face Powder Promises Smooth Lasting Finish
A new powder by D ZENNER promises to reduce shine and minimize pores. MELLO-GLO uses a new reach Process to stay on longer and give the skin a flawless look loved by well groomed women.
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D. Zenner Company
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Messenger
Clinton Webb
Bridge Club
Homer Simpson
Cleveland, Tenn
Malcolm Morrow
Bank of
Beta Phi Sigma Fraternity
Helen Wills
Belinda
Radio
AL and
Pete
Marion Davies
Arline Harbarger
Spring Street
Jesse Dupler
Mrs
Byron Moorehead
Columbia
Warner Bros
Ameus Monte Bive
Atlantic
Arthur Lake
Trump
D. Zenner Co
Mrs. Welch
Mrs. Hooper
Firestone
Irestone
Oldfield
Oldfield Tire Company
Fred R. Beasley
Nelsonville
Glouster
Amesville
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