Logan Man's Skull Fractured In Columbus Crash
William Woodard of Glogan is hospitalized in Columbus after a Friday evening crash between his car and a Columbus man’s vehicle. He suffered a skull fracture and other injuries. doctors are hopeful for recovery. Woodard’s car caught fire but was extinguished. his parents were notified and traveled to Columbus.
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Glogan
William Woodfia
Columbus
Colum
Woodard
J. G. Woodard
Lumbus
Seek To Save Fish Game Protectors Act As Draining Nears
Deputy Game Protectors under Fred Harlow of Newark plan to remove fish from Wolfe's Basin before drainage. They aim to save specimens for redistribution to other county lakes and ponds.
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Logan
Fred Harlow
Newark
Wolfe’s Basin
Rock garden draws steady crowds at Buckeye Line home
Logan June 13 L R Barbee of Buckeye Pipe Line Company North Street tends a rear yard rock garden that attracts many visitors daily. He collects rocks as the garden shows off his hobby and draws curious onlookers.
Local Notes on Collectors and Garden Rocks
Clinton Webb reports on a hobbyist gathering rocks from across the state and beyond. The collection includes varicolor glass formations, sea shells, and colorful flints used for a garden, with some stones donated by neighbors.
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Barbee
Hilltop District Hosts Notable Circus Parade
Logan reports Hilltop District held a late week circus organized by local youths who arranged a parade at noon. A show followed drawing crowds paying 2 cents admission and raising over 80 cents for the treasury. A pony once owned by Wallace Shriner appeared with a zebra like coat.
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Logan
Hilltop
Wallace Shriner
White Bee Reveals Odd Parade of Pets in Newspaper Feature
The page describes dogs and cats in a familiar parade with a surprising highlight a white bee drawing attention. The tone feels like a light human interest item from a local paper mentioning unusual animal sightings.
Attendance at Old Man's Cave tops May 1931 totals
Logan June 13 More than seven thousand people visited Old Man's Cave in May per Ranger C H Reichley. Memorial Day drew 1 751, the highest May day, with new steps and a retaining wall added to improve access and safety for visitors.
Children Day services held at local churches in Logan
On June 13 Logan reported good attendance at Children Day services at United Brethren and Methodist Episcopal Churches with plans for a similar program at First Presbyterian Church next Sunday. Jabberwocks Club met at Mrs. Alfred Lanning’s home on North Walnut Street for bridge. high scorers were Mrs. Sam Primmer and Miss Wilma Martin with Mrs. Dallas Kinser as consolation. refreshments followed. Mrs. Clarence Heine attended.
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Logan
United Brethren
Methodist Episcopal
First Presbyterian Church
Jabberwocks Club
Alfred Lanning
North Walnut Street
Sam Primmer
Wilma Martin
Dallas Kinser
Clarence Heine
Ohio teachers prepare for college training discussion
J. W. Coleman attended a Columbus conference of county superintendents with Ohio State Department of Education officials. The meeting focused on future college training for teachers entering the profession.
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Logan
J. W. Coleman
Columbus
Ohio
State Department of Education
Red Birds Sweep Columbus in Doubleheader Victory
Logan fans travel to Columbus to watch Kansas City and Columbus. The Red Birds win both games, sparking a potential new winning streak and top-heap position. Some fans plan to attend Friday night game at Columbus.
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Logan
Columbus
Kansas City
Red Birds
Old Canal Structure Bows to Progress in Logan
In Logan on June 13 a three story frame building at South Mulberry and Front Street began to be razed by a Moxahala man under Ford Hack’s contract to make way for a new filling station. Once a busy canal front warehouse and livery stable era landmark, the more than seventy five year old timber structure held a large boat unloading ring and housed Mount Monumental Works before moving to West Main Street.
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Logan
South Mulberry and
Front Street
Ford Hack
Logan Canal
Mount Monumental Works
Funk
West Main Street
Monumental
J. C. Morgan
Supreme Court ruling may affect pending damage suit
May 13 The Supreme Court decision holding that issuing a search warrant is a judicial act rather than a clerk of courts function could impact a Common Pleas Court case involving Louise Miller. Magistrate Russell Berlin is named in the suit for allegedly issuing a warrant based on an affidavit from former Constable George Shaw. Berlin's counsel argues the ruling assigns warrant issuance to the judiciary, not the clerk.
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Berlin
A-Go-I-Go Club gathers for dinner and bridge
Mrs Herbert Shriner hosted the A Go I Go Club at her mother Mrs Pugh’s Glenroy home Friday evening. A six o'clock dinner opened the program with bridge followed by singing. Guests included Mrs Clarence Schempp and Mrs Rudolph Lortz.
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Herbert Shriner
Pugh
Glenroy
Clarence Schempp
Rudolph Lortz
Miss Sarah Holmes Leaves for Nashville Visit
Logan June 13 Miss Sarah Holmes a member of the local high school faculty departed Saturday for a visit with relatives in Nashville Tennessee The trip from Columbus was by plane Miss Holmes has served on the faculty here for several years and is expected to be retained next term.
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Logan
Sarah Holmes
Nashville
Tennessee
Columbus
Miss Holmes
Chauncey Woman Graduates From Ohio State Dentistry College
Mrs Lenore Sprague Stack of Chauncey becomes the sole woman graduate in the Ohio State University College of Dentistry and earns the highest scholastic rank in a class of 50. She also receives the key of Omicron Kappa Epsilon and holds a BA from Ohio University.
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Chauncey
Warren V. Sprague
Floride Sprague
Columbus
Ohio State University
Lenore Sprague Stack
College of Dentistry
Rev. Ahlbrand Returns Chauncey Minister From Operation
Rev V Ahlbrand of Chauncey returned home Sunday from White Cross Hospital Columbus where he underwent a hernia operation two weeks ago He is recovering well Accompanied home by Mrs Ahlbrand Mrs Harvey Nye and G W Nye in the Nye car Also Mrs Sam Tippett hosts Loyal Woman's Bible Class at Chauncey Church of Christ Wednesday afternoon inviting all women of the church to attend
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Chauncey
Sam Tippett
Mound Street
Loyal Woman's Bible Classe
Chauncey Church of Christ
Floyd Nye
Children Day Observed at Greens Run Church
Greens Run Church of Christ held Children Day services Sunday with large attendance. A playlet Grandmother's Spectacles featured Mrs W H Peierbaugn as grandmother. Junior class sang Jesus Loves Even Me and March Along. Doris Fierbaugh led Primary song with recitations by Donim Blower and Bobby Allen. Beatrix Hixon Ada Leake offered vocal performances. Mrs Fierbaugh Doris Fierbaugh Ada Leake and Carrie Smith directed the exercises.
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Chauncey
Greens Run
Church of Christ
W. H. Peierbaugn
Jesus
Doris Fierbaugh
Donim Blower
Bobby Allen
Nellie Belle Cannon
Beatrix Hixon
Ada Leake
Mrs. Fierbaugh
Carrie Smith
Infant Mary Jen evieve Blackford Dies at Six Weeks
Chauncey Ohio June 13 Mary Jen evieve Blackford six weeks old daughter of Mr and Mrs Edward Blackford died early Sunday morning at the family home on Mound Street from whooping cough and pneumonia. Funeral services were held at 3 pm from the home conducted by Rev Guss Graham with interment in Nye Cemetery. The baby was grandchild of Mr and Mrs Frank Cline and Mrs T J Blackford Chauncey.
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Chauncey
Mary Jenevieve
Edward Blackford
Mound Street
Nye
Frank Cline
T. J. Blackford
Chauncey Visits Family From Area Towns
Mr and Mrs Dana Friedberg and Edith Wilson of Cleveland visit Mrs Sarah Wilson and family in Chauncey. Mr and Mrs M B Tucker of Chauncey return from Nelsonville visit with daughter Mrs Lawrence Reeves and family. Betty Thompson of The Plains has
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Dana Friedberg
Edith Wilson
Cleveland
Chauncey
Sarah Wilson
M. B. Tucker
Nelsonville
Lawrence Reeves
Betty
Thompson
the Plains
Chauncey Residents Attend Daughters of 1812 Meeting
Chauncey residents visit relatives including Mrs Mary Meinhart and Mr and Mrs Eugene Morgan. Mrs Lulu Smith and her son Fred Smith Jr return from Charleston. Mrs Elizabeth Knode Miss Helen Howard and others attend a Daughters of 1812 meeting in Athens.
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Chauncey
Mary Meinhart
Eugene Morgan
Lulu Smith
Fred Smith, Jr
Charleston
W. Va
Elizabeth Knode
Helen Howard
John Shafer
Guy Brookins
Daughters of 1812
Athens
Child Hurt by Washing Machine Injury Improves
Billy Williams four years old son of Mr and Mrs William Williams Chauncey is reported much improved after a serious injury from a washing machine falling from a porch. He suffered a scalp wound and a crushed ankle and foot. The report comes from Chauncey on June 13. Government FLOUR RECEIVED CHAUNCEY June 13.
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Chauncey
Billy
William Williams
Flour Sent Through Red Cross For Chauncey Dover District
Flour distributed in the Chauncey Dover district today via the Red Cross with supplies flowing to local communities. The shipment supports relief efforts and aims to reach affected residents swiftly.
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Red Cross
Chauncey-Dover
Dr Daniel McGurk Buried in Dayton After Ohio Pastor’s Death
The Rev Dr Daniel McGurk former pastor of the First Methodist Episcopal Church in Athens died last week in Dayton after a stroke. He had recently lived in Portsmouth and Dayton and spent time in California. He leaves a widow two sons Herbert of London and Frank of Dayton two daughters Mrs Faber of Cincinnati and Mrs Howell of Dayton and another son Forrest previously killed in naval aviation.
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Daniel McGurk
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Athens
Dayton
Herbert
London
England
Frank
Faber
Cincinnati
Howell
Forrest
Naval Aviation Service
Special Night Officers Named at Glouster
Glouster authorities named Constable Henry Williams and John Cook as night officers after a Friday disorder involving over 200 people. Fires sirens sounded thrice and raids on High Street led to broken locks and rope cuts. A $10 reward was offered for information leading to arrests, and two extra officers will remain on duty with possible martial law if needed.
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Glouster
Henry Williams
John Cook
Andrew Allen
Allen
National Guard
Mrs Andrew Ginnan Dies at Jacksonville
Mrs. Andrew Ginnan of Jacksonville dies at 1 45 PM Saturday from heart disease at St Francis Hospital Columbus. Aged 57 she leaves husband and nine children Andrew Jr Hollister Hugh William Watson Josephine Elizabeth Barrett Hudson Ella Degan Akron Julia Ginnan Canton and one Montana sister. Body returned to Jacksonville for funeral Holy Cross Church service Tuesday 9 AM Reverend Clark officiating burial in Calvary Cemetery.
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Glouster
Andrew Ginnan
Jacksonville
St. Francis Hospital
Columbus
Ginnan
Andrew, Jr
Hollister
Hugh
William
Watson
Josephine
Elizabeth Barrett
Hudson
Ella Degan
Akron
Julia Ginnan
Canton
Aloysius Beshara Family Visits Mt. Carmel Hospital
Aloysius Beshara and sister Miss Elizabeth visited Mt. Carmel Hospital in Columbus on Sunday to be with their mother Mrs. M. Beshara who is there for medical care.
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Aloysius Beshara
Elizabeth
Mt. Carmel Hospital
Columbus
M. Beshara
Mrs Beshara Improves After Hospitalization
Mrs. Beshara was taken to the hospital last Tuesday. Though still weak she shows some improvement in her condition.
175 Attend Inspection Annual Event At Bishopville Lodge
About 175 Masons gathered in Bishopville for the annual inspection of Bishopville Lodge F and A M. District Lecturer Charles E Cameron from Athens served as inspecting officer and work was shown in the Entered Apprentice degree. After the inspection strawberry shortcake was served and social time followed.
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Bishopville
Glouster
Bishopville Lodge
Charles E. Cameron
Athens
Misses Dog Kills Man on Cleveland Street
Fatal shooting on Cleveland Street leaves John Forman 42 dead after a dog chase. Lester Carter 36 admits firing the shots claiming accident as county prosecutor investigates the incident.
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Cleveland
O.R
John Forman
Forman
Lester Carter
Carter
Sam Lichtenstein elected president of Ohio Rainbow Division Veterans Assn
Sam Lichtenstein of Columbus was elected president of the Ohio Rainbow Division Veterans Association succeeding Irvin C. Henry of Marysville at the group’s annual convention at Russell’s Point on Indian Lake.
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Bellefontaine
Sam Lichtenstein
Columbus
Ohio Rainbow Division Veterans Association
Irvin C. Henry
Marysville
Russell's Point
Indian Lake
House To Give In to Army
Washington June 13 The House seemed likely to approve the 2.2 billion cash bonus for 17 000 World War I veterans encamped around the capital. The vote favored by administration and Democratic leaders aimed to end the bill while the Senate was expected to kill it. Weekend reinforcements brought the camp to about 17 000 and growing toward 20 000. Police moved veterans to new quarters as rain soaked the Anacostia Flats.
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Washington
U.P
House of Representatives
House
Senate
Hoeverigs
Anacostia
Pelham D. Glassford
Piles Remedy Promises Quick Relief and Cure
An advertisement touts internal medicine based treatment for piles caused by poor blood circulation in hemorrhoidal veins. It claims a doctor J. B. Leonhardt developed a remedy named Hem-roid tested on 1,000 patients with 960 successes. The pills allegedly end misery or offer a money back guarantee.
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Leonhardt
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