Supreme Court Affirms County In $10,000 Liability Case
Logan June 14 The Ohio Supreme Court sustained a lower court ruling in Consolidated Indemnity Co. v Board of County Commissioners of Hocking County. The bond covering public deposits in First Rempel National Bank was argued to secure only active funds, about 2000 dollars, but the court ruled the insurance company liable for the full 10 000 as security for deposits regularly deposited and subject to check. Prosecutor C Wood Bowen led the county defense, winning before the Supreme Court for the second time.
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Logan
Supreme Court of Ohio
Consolidated Indemity Company
Board of County Commissioners
Hocking County
Common Pleas Court
Court of Appeals
Insurance Company
Rempel National Bank
Harley M. Whitcraft
Whitcraft
Supreme Court
C. Wood Bowen
Bowen
Logan Man Takes Post as Assistant Custodian
Logan June 14 Robert Thompson of Logan was called to duty as assistant custodian at the courthouse Monday morning to replace J.
Local officials extend two-week job trials for list of applicants
Commission continues a two week work trial for applicants in a staffing program. R Hoyt has filled the position for two weeks as the drive proceeds to exhaust the full list of candidates.
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R. Hoyt
Benton Township Names New South Bloomingville Principal
C O Borror of Pickaway County will become the South Bloomingville High School principal next term replacing Raymond L. Skinner who has led the school for two years. The Benton Township board announced the decision on Monday night.
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Purcell
Glenn Johnson
St. Johns
Glenneth Darby
Liberty Hill
Jury Called For June Twenty First In Logan
Changes in jury assignments delayed the petit jury until Tuesday June 21. The case against J Ward of Shawnee for shooting with intent to kill or wound may be heard, depending on the condition of Olive Craig the prosecuting witness who has been confined to her home since the incident and could not appear before the grand jury.
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Logan
J. Ward
Shawnee
Olive Craig
Miss Craig
Taxation talk highlights Hocking County Farm Bureau meeting
Floyd Delash mutt state specialist spoke on taxation Saturday before a small audience at the Court house Auditorium in Logan. The Hocking County Farm Bureau meeting drew limited attendance.
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Logan
Floyd Delashmutt
Hocking County Farm Bureau
Judge Whitcraft Completes Fairfield County Assignment
Judge Harley M. Whitcraft finished a month long substitute term on the Fairfield County Common Pleas bench filling in for Judge F M Acton who has been ill. He disposed of 25 criminal cases and about 12 civil actions during the period.
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Logan
Harley M. Whitcraft
Common Pleas
Fairfield County
F. M. Acton
Whitcraft
Logan Man Hurt in Automobile Accident
William Woodard of Logan remains in serious condition at a Columbus hospital after an automobile crash Friday evening. His father J W Woodard reports there is hope for recovery and that William can identify family members, though his condition remains serious.
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Logan
William Woodard
Columbus
J. W. Woodard
Teachers certificate awards by Hocking County Board
Ten applicants at the Hocking County Board of Examiners annual meeting were certificated after grading. Floyd Beal of Ward Township received a three year certificate, C A Woods of Haydenville a special three year biology certificate, and H C Brown of Rockbridge a three year special certificate. Others earned one year elementary certificates.
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Logan
Hocking
Prepare for Annual County Farm Tour
Preparations are underway for the annual Hocking County farm tour to Carpenter and Miegs County on June 23 led by Harold Chambers. Attendees will see corn fertilization experiments, meadow plots with grass and alfalfa, a beef cow herd, and other long running trials. Specialists Paul Gerlaugh Columbus D R Doods Columbus J B Cutler Carpenter and F H Ballou Wooster will assist.
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Logan
Hocking Countianas
Carpenter
Miegs County
Harold Chambers
Paul Gerlaugh
Columbus
D. R. Doods
J. 8. Cutler
F. H. Ballou
Wooster
Fall Elections To Be Hot In Hocking County
Logan June 14 Following efforts of two residents to vote by absent ballot the Hocking County Board of Elections predicts strong turnout in the fall election. The pair had planned to vote before leaving the county but were told they must wait until after candidate nominations and ticket printing, now set 30 days before the November vote.
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Logan
Hocking County
Election Board
Social visits spread across Huntington Logan Columbus and scenic trips
Dr and Mrs W B Lacock with two children visited Huntington West Virginia over Sunday. Bruce Dollison and son J B Dollison from Columbus visited Logan Friday. Mr and Mrs Fred FE Hull visited the Capital City Sunday. Dr and Mrs R D Green of Ashland Kentucky with Miss Ruth Heft and Miss Florence Bort from Logan were in Columbus Friday. A group of 41 Columbus friends of Dr and Mrs W FE Brehm came to Logan Sunday. They toured Old Man's Cave and the Rock House for a picnic dinner and supper. many had not seen the sites before.
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Bruce Dollison
J. B. Dollison
Columbus
Logan
Fred FE. Hull
Capital City
R. D. Green
Ashland
Ruth Heft
Florence Bort
W. FE. Brehm
Ohio Roll Call on Bonus Vote Compiled
Washington reports the Ohio delegation split on the Patman bonus bill. Nays include Bolton Brand Cable Cooper Hess Hollister Jenkins Moore Mouser Seiberling White. Yeas include Crosser Fiesinger Harlan Kniffin Lamneck McClintock Murphy Polk Sweeney Underwood West.
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Ohio
Washington
U.P
Bolton
Brand
Cable
Cooper
Hess
Hollister
Jenkins
Moore
Mouser
Seiberling
White
Crosser
Fiesinger
Harlan
Kniffin
Lamneck
McClintock
Murphy
Polk
Sweeney
Underwood
West
Contracts Awarded as Ohio Road Projects Ballot
Road and bridge contracts let in Columbus on June 10 totaling 2 49 712 49 with Dodge Hussey Inc winning the Athens Hockingport road project costing 72 466 79 and finishing by November 15 1932. Local labor rules require 60 percent of workers from county unemployment lists.
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Columbus
O. W. Merrell Jef@ay
Dodge-Hussey, Inc
Athens-Hockingport
Rick
Nelsonville Brick Co
Athens City
Merrell
Former New Orleans monk dared Atlantic solo flight
Stanil aus P. Hausner a Polish flier rescued Saturday night in mid ocean from the plane he attempted to span the Atlantic is revealed to be a former New Orleans monk. He was a brother of the Order of the Sacred Heart and a teacher at St. Aloysius College.
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New Orleans
Stanilaus P. Hausner
Atlantic
Order of the Sacred Heart
St. Aloysius College
Quoted List Reveals Hoovers and Notables Peculiar Habits
United Press collects quirks of public figures from Hoover to Babe Ruth. It notes Hoover avoiding linen suits and preferring blue coats, while Babe Ruth favors ham and cabbage. Other entries cover Amelia Earhart, Mary Pickford and Douglas Fairbanks, Charlie Chaplin, and more with playful details.
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New York
Hoover
Rudy Vallee
Texas Guinan
Greenwich Village
Babe Ruth
America
United Press
Helen Wills
Rockefeller
Charles H. Curtis
John D. Rockefeller, Jr
J. P. Morgan
Great Morgan Library
Amelia Earhart Putnam
Mary Pickford
Douglas Fairbanks
Mary
Charlie Chaplin
H. L. Mencken
Central Park
Fred
Carroll
Mr. Hoover
Free Movie Incentive For Children's Industry
Waterloo youths led local cleanup during the campaign collecting tin cans for a special children's theater show. Admission was ten cans fastened together as the entry price, aimed to boost participation and reward effort.
Chicken Stealing Epidemic Strikes Western Washington County
In Marietta on June 14 authorities report a wave of chicken thefts across western Washington County. Over the past week three robberies target farms of Jacob Young, Ed Dovelberger, and Rev. John S. Honesty. A total of 82 chickens plus cabbage and potatoes were stolen.
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Marietta
Washington County
Jacob Young
Warren Township
Ed Dovel Berger
Adams Township
Lowell
John S. Honesty
Barnett Ridge
Barlow Township
Farmers Reap Weed Crop From Cheap Seeds
Harrisburg Pa June 14 Pennsylvania farmers buying cheap seeds from itinerant peddlers have reaped weeds not crops the State Department of Agriculture says vendor practices leave farmers with misbranded low grade seed sold at cut rates and then abandoned. A sample contained ten thousand five hundred sixty morning glory seeds mixed in a soy bean package.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
State Department of Agriculture
Highway Patrol Reclaims 77 Stolen Automobiles
Harrisburg pa June 14 The Pennsylvania State Highway Patrol recovered 77 stolen automobiles valued at 34450 during a single month Ten were stolen in other states and brought here Fifty seven of the machines had been abandoned by thieves
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania State Highway Patrol
Death by Own Action Report on Violet Sharpe Case
London reports the British consul general in Washington was asked for a detailed report on the death by own action of Violet Sharpe a household servant for Mrs Dwight W Morrow. The British press attributed the tragedy to alleged third degree police methods used in the Lindbergh kidnapping investigation.
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London
U.P
Washington
Violet Sharpe
Mra
Dwight W. Morrow
New Jersey
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