Retired farmer James Collison dies after illness
Logan June 15 James Collison 71 a well known retired farmer died at his East Hunter street home Tuesday after three months of failing health from a cerebral hemorrhage. He came from Washington township earlier in life and his funeral will be held Friday at 2 pm at the Methodist church with Rev T C Harper officiating. Burial at Oak Grove.
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William McCormick
Mr. Collison
Logan
Washington Township
Methodist
T. C. Harper
Oak Grove
Logan Seizes Fugitve on Non-Support Charge
Kenna Reynolds was arrested in Spencer West Virginia on a non-support charge and returned to Logan Ohio. Sheriff W R Lloyd obtained requisition papers in Columbus then crossed the Ohio River to fetch Reynolds who had left the state years ago. Reynolds formerly resided in Ward township. High Fliers bridge event hosted by Miss Mildred Lehman featured Mrs Ella Miller and Mrs Hobart Weltner with Mrs Robert Johnstone and out of town guest Mrs Weltner.
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Logan
Kenna Reynolds
Spencer
W. Va
W. R. Lloyd
Reynolds
Ohio
Columbus
Lloyd
West Virginia
Ohio River
Ward Township
Mildred Lehman
Bridge
Ella Miller
Hobart Weltner
Robert Johnstone
Weltner
Cox Considered as Hoover Running Mate at Kansas City Meeting
Republican leaders at Mellon hotel room in Kansas City plan to nominate Channing Cox former Massachusetts governor as Hoover’s vice presidential running mate. They will gauge delegations at caucuses before the convention, while Dawes and Senator Curtis also have backers and Cox’s fit remains in doubt.
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Kansas City
Cox
Bay State
Dawes
Curtis
Kansas
Hoover
First cabbage carload ships from Marietta to Pittsburgh
The inaugural car load of cabbage from Marietta was sent to Pittsburgh on a Wednesday. Grown by members of the Marietta Truck Growers association in the Belpre district, the shipment was produced for the American Fruit Growers, Inc.
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Marietta
Pittsburgh
American Fruit Growers, Inc
Marietta Truck Growers’ Association
Belpre
Retired Traveling Salesman O C Pierce Dies In Logan
Logan June 15 O C Pierce 80 retired traveling salesman died at his North Mulberry street home from complications at 8 30 Wednesday evening He was a Hocking county pioneer family member born in Vermont He worked as Haydenville railroad telegraph operator later in Logan grocery business and as a furniture salesman He leaves four children Frederick Mayme Pierce Newark Fanny Pierce Chicago and Mrs George Van Auer New York City Burial will be in Oak Grove with Rev James R Fields officiating Saturday afternoon at 2
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Logan
O. C. Pierce
North Mulberry Street
Mr. Pierce
Hocking County
Ohio
Vermont
Hocking Valley
Six county candidates file papers with election board
Logan June 15 six candidates for county office one for district committeeman and several for county central committees were filed with election board clerk. New county candidates include Willis Lehman and Harry Primmer Republicans for commissioner Eph Shaw Carbon Hill surveyor A R McBroom Democrat Logan prosecuting attorney Maurice D Higgins Republican Logan probate judge C H Frank Union Furnace Democrat treasurer. W A Henderson Democratic state central committeeman from the eleventh congressional ticket filed for a second term. Local central committees filling rapidly.
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Logan
Election Board
New County
Willis Lehman
Harry Primmer
Eph Shaw
Carbon Hill
A. R. McBroom
Maurice D. Higgins
C. H. Frank
Union Furnace
W. A. Henderson
Marietta Men Strike Noted Gas Oil Find in Sutton Township
Marietta men S A Palmer Elmer Rood and William Carl Schramm report a strong gas and oil strike in the Pomeroy Bend pool. No. 1 Morrison tract found Berea grit pay at 1843 feet with 16 feet sand and a gas test of 700000 feet. Rock pressure under 900 feet of oil registered 965 pounds. Owners hold 440 acres nearby and expect intensive drilling in Sutton township.
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Marietta
S. A. Palmer
Elmer Rood
William and
Carl Schramm
Pomeroy Bend
Morrison Tract
Berea
Sutton Township
New MELLO-GLO Face Powder Promises Lasting Hold
A beauty product de p highlights MELLO-GLO powder made by a new French process. It claims to protect complexions in all weather, prevent dryness and pore clogging, resist perspiration, and stay on longer for a pure fine finish.
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D. Zenner Company
Locomotive Derails Near Rockbridge Delays Hocking Valley Train
Wreck crews from Lancaster and Logan responded to a south bound Hocking Valley passenger train derailment near Rockbridge on Wednesday. The locomotive left the rails after a drive wheel bar broke. no injuries were reported. The train arrived about three hours late in Logan.
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Logan
Lancaster
Rockbridge
Hocking Valley
Lin Logan
Nondescript club gathers at Mrs Wright’s East Main home
Mrs. Harry Wright hosts the Nondescript club on East Main Street for an afternoon meeting. Topics include Dreary place would be this earth were there no children in it with a paper on Famous Children in Fiction by Mrs. L. P. Mooney. Mrs. M. H. Cherrington and Mrs Walter Brehm present a playlet. Members share favorite fiction characters. Dinner follows hosted by the hostess with guests Mrs. M. G. Harbaugh, Mrs. H. M. Whitlcraft, Mrs. Curtis Cole, Mrs. Merriitt Wonn of Logan, and Mrs Franks of Columbus.
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Harry Wright
East Main Street
Earth
L. P. Mooney
M. H. Cherrington
Walter Brehm
M. G. Harbaugh
H. M. Whitlcraft
Curtis Cole
Merriitt Wonn
Logan
Franks
Columbus
Leonard visits relatives after Ohio university commencement
LOGAN June 15 Albert Leonard, who attended the Ohio university commencement this week, visited relatives in Logan on Tuesday. He traveled to Marion township to see his brother William Leonard and sister Mrs. Sarah Foch, and visited nephews Walter and Bruce Leonard of Logan. Leonard, class of 1888, has for years served as superintendent of schools in New Rochelle New York.
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Logan
Albert Leonard
Ohio University
Marion Township
William Leonard
Sarah Foch
Walter
Bruce Leonard
Leonard
New Rochelle
N. Y
Tea at Hill Street for Miss Helen Pond’s furlough
Mrs. Charles Lytle hosted a 3 to 5 p.m. informal tea on Hill Street for her niece Miss Helen Pond who is on a six month furlough from Japan. Seventy five guests attended including out of town visitors Mrs. M F Pond Lancaster Mrs J F Love Somerset Miss Lucy Bowen Greencastle Ind Mr FTBD Brown Haydenville Mrs Donald Brown Detroit Mrs W F Kessler Clinton Ind Miss Marjorie Lytle Summerland Beach.
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Charles Lytle
Hill Street
Helen Pond
Japan
United States
M. F. Pond
Lancaster
J. F. Love
Somerset
Lucy Bowen
Greencastle
Ind
Brown
Haydenville
Donald Brown
Detroit
W. F. Kessler
Clinton
Marjorie Lytle
Summerland Beach
Local families hosted guests and relatives note
Mr and Mrs P E Lama and Basil Lama with family from Nelsonville visited Mrs J M Lama. George Larimer of Lancaster visited nephew Charles E Larimer in Logan. Donald Brown of Detroit stayed with his parents in Haydenville. John Collison of Amanda was called to Logan for the death of James Collison, a relative.
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P. E. Lama
Basil Lama
Nelsonville
Mollie Six
Columbus
J. M. Lama
George Larimer
Lancaster
Logan
Charles E. Larimer
John Collison
Amanda
James Collison
Akron Prosecutor Killed in Auto Crash
Clarence Bliley Akron prosecutor, 27, died after midnight in an auto crash. His companion Kathryn Tobin, a prominent Akron society figure, was critically injured and in serious condition at Peoples Hospital. Bliley had become prosecutor in 1927.
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Akron
U.P
Clarence “Ching” Bliley
Kathryn Tobin
Bliley
Tobin
People’ Hospital
Hoover to delay resignation after GOP nomination
Kansas City June 15 Hoover will not immediately resign his cabinet post after receiving the Republican presidential nomination. Hoover leaders were informed today he has unfinished business he wishes to conclude before starting active campaigning.
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Hoover
Kansas City
U.pr
Herbert Hoover
Baptists to Meet in Athens for Southeastern Assembly
More than 1 000 Baptists are expected July 15 to 20 in Athens for the first annual Southeastern Baptist Assembly. Sessions occur at the Athens county fair grounds with daily talks by ministers including Rev. T. H. Binford and Rev. A Stokes Watson.
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Southeastern Assembly
Athens
Ing
Southeastern Baptist Assembly
Athens County Fair Grounds
T. H. Binford
Marietta
A. Stokes Watson
Zanesville
Cambridge
Columbus
Gallia
Pomeroy
Zoar
Central
Coshocton
Rio Grande
Man Burned in Motorcycle Crash Near Elizabeth Road
Thayer Weekly, a 21 year old steel worker, was burned when his motorcycle struck a mail box on the Elizabeth road. Gasoline sprayed from the punctured tank and ignited, setting him afire in Parkerburg, West Virginia.
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Parkersburg
W. Va
Thayer Weekly
Elizabeth Road
Bandits Rob Home Trust Office During Republican Convention
Eight armed men robbed the Home Trust company in Kansas City Missouri, netting about $20 000 as two patrolmen and two spectators were wounded. Bank employees used tear gas bombs to disperse the robbers who fled by car amid busy convention crowds. Patrolman F H Happy Smith was shot while pursuing the vehicle.
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Bandits Rob Trust Company
City OF Convention
Kansas City
U.R
Home Trust Company
F. H
Happy” Smith
Tax notice of county treasurer tax collection tour
County Treasurer R. R. Johnson will visit Albany June 21 Amesville June 22 Coolville June 25 Glouster June 27 28 and Nelsonville July 9 10 11 to collect regular June taxes. Bring your last tax receipt to speed service.
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Albany
Amesville
Coolville
Glouster
Cole to Enter Senate Race If Fess Secures VP Nomination
Former Ohio congressman Ralph F. Cole says he will seek the Republican nomination for U S senator if Senator Simeon D. Fess is nominated for vice president. Cole sent his candidacy to the Ohio Secretary of State. If Fess is not chosen, Cole will withdraw.
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Kansas City
U.P
Ralph F. Cole
Findlay, O
United States
Simeon D. Fess
Ohio
Cole
Clarence J. Brown
Columbus
Fess
Thac. H. Brown
Let ter Golf Puzzle Solution Chain
A chain of rhyming word steps is shown as Water Wader Wider Wiper Piper Pipes, illustrating the puzzle’s single solution progression.
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