Campfire Gathering Near Haydenville With Local Youth
A group of young people met Friday evening at the Saunders farm near Haydenville for a campfire. They shared stories and jokes, recalls old times, played games, and enjoyed marshmallows and wieners before heading home with plans for another meeting. Present were Phyllis Swain Ruth Sinnott Dorothy Spencer Florence Cruthers Erfee Gastin Dorothy Saunders Helen McClandlish Eva Walker Lena Wells Mildred Walters Grace Patton Margie Matheny Dorothy Vollmer Esther Fling Vesper Walker Sylvia Anders Harold Gastin Roy Cruthers Leland Walters Ralph Campbell James Campbell Charles Vollmer Ralph Bond Newton Filler Paul Gastin Walter Swain Lincoln Swain Henderson Wolfe Haydenville Arthur Woods Lawrence Feilinger George Christman Jr Paul Schrader Logan Albert Inman Josephine Seel Ronald Woolery Nelsonville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Albert Inman
Josephine Seel
Ronald Woolery
Nelsonville
Central Ohio Petroleum Club to Meet in Columbus Area
Announcement shows the Central Ohio Petroleum Club of Columbus plans a June 29 meeting at the Easterling clubhouse. R. R. Lanning handles arrangements, with about fifty reservations already. A dinner and program are planned. principal speaker undecided.
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Central Ohio Petroleum Group
Easterling
Logan
Central Ohio Petroleum Club of Columbus
R. R. Lanning
Logan youths enroll at Ohio University for summer term
Nine Logan students join the Ohio University summer term. Most have taught in county schools this past year and seek extra credits. The list includes Ernes tine McVeigh Nevalene Adcock Marie Gompf Dorothy Saunders Lucille Oeffler Floyd Riggs Herbert Rolsten Harry Vancuren and Arthur Woods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Ohio University
Ernestine McVeigh
Nevalene Adcock
Marie Gompf
Dorothy Saunders
Lucille Oeffler
Floyd Riggs
Herbert Rolsten
Harry Vancuren
Arthur Woods
Rotary and Kiwanis Joint Meeting Highlights Logan Event
Logan Ohio June 20. Clarence J Brown secretary of state and Alex Moore Athens mayor spoke at the Rotary and Kiwanis joint meeting at the Easterling clubhouse. Brown touted automobile division growth and new license tag weighingraising revenues with Cleveland showing a 29000 increase. He cited 1928 US death estimate from auto accidents at 25800. Moore a lieutenant governor candidate entertained with stories.
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Cleveland
United States
Moore
Ohio
Logan
Athens
Preliminary hearing scheduled for Maynard Davis Friday
Hearing Friday at 10 a.m. before Magistrate E. E. Bright for Maynard Davis on a statutory charge involving a 14 year old girl near Laurelville. Davis arrested Monday afternoon by Sheriff W. R. Lloyd and jailed in Hocking county pending the hearing. crime alleged to have occurred June 7 near Laurelville. Davis, married, denies guilt.
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Logan
E. E. Bright
Maynard Davis
Laurelville
Davis
W. R. Lloyd
Hocking County
Teachers hired in Logan district six schools announced
Good Hope teachers employed for six district schools are announced: Elmer Mathias Troxel G W Byers Beougher Willard Brown Pine Grove Mary Brown Bailey Effie Woltz Weltner and Mrs Willard Brown at Brown's school. One vacancy exists in this township and the appointment will be made soon. A vacancy at Rockbridge high school follows Miss Freda Marie Eberst’s resignation.
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Logan
Good Hope
Elmer Mathias
Troxel
G. W. Byers
Beougher
Willard Brown
Pine Grove
Mary Brown
Bailey
Effie Woltz
Weltner
Brown
Rockbridge
Freda Marie Eberst
Logan to Cincinnati for serious illness
Traffic Officer Joe Farbeann and his father left Logan for Cincinnati after a relative forms—Ray Aman—fell seriously ill and needed operation by doctors at General hospital in Cincinnati. Aman once played football in Logan against Lancaster.
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Logan
Joe Farbeann
J. H. Farbeann
Cincinnati
Ray Aman
Oman
General Hospital
Lancaster
Many a Man Died in Spasm of Rage
Royal S Copeland, former New York senator and health official, explains brain congestion from blood flow disturbances. He describes active and passive congestion, symptoms like headaches dizziness red face irritability and night terrors, and notes anger can trigger transient brain congestion.
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Royal S. Copeland
M. P
United States
New York
New York City
Earth
Stars Say For Thursday June 21 Likely Recognition and Reward
Genevieve Kemble Ccording to a sidereal layout the day promises lively activity and notable recognition for diligence and patience. Promotions or substantial rewards may come from elderly institutions or persons with pleasant demonstrations. Those born today may have a practical industrious year and auspicious honors through trusted benefactors.
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Genevieve
Apollonius of
Tuane
Health column warns anger endangers brain and eyes
The piece explains anger causes dangerous brain congestion and retinal bleeding, noting youths risk long term health. It describes how heart disturbances can worsen head congestion and advises medical review for growths while citing treatment limits and a 1928 feature service copyright.
Man charged in Greens Run shooting case details
Ten dollars and costs were assessed against Lewis Carsey when he was arraigned before Carl Porter justice of the peace Monday. He was arrested on speeding on the Athens Albany road by Traffic Officer Wilson Ator. Ellen Bentley charged Hubert Bailey with shooting with intent to kill. The trouble occurred in Greens Run. Constable Harry Dalton made the arrest. Bailey waived examination and was bound over to the grand jury under $400 bond. James Snyder faced two charges when arraigned before Mr Porter. Mary Tocik filed an affidavit charging pointing and armed firearms. Snyder pleaded not guilty, waived examination, and was bound over to the common pleas court with bond $300. Constable Dalton filed the second affidavit charging carrying concealed weapons. Snyder waived examination. bond $300. R G Weber acted as bondsman. Snyder was also arrested in Greens Run.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Carsey
Carl Porter
Athens-Albany
Wilson Ator
Ellen Bentley
Hubert Bailey
Greens Run
Harry Dalton
Bailey
James Snyder
Porter
Mary Tocik
Snyder
Common Pleas Court
Dalton
R. G. Weber
Sharpsburg Girl Weds London Man
Miss Clara Maye Love of Sharpsburg wed William Orville Baum of London in a quiet 2 PM ceremony at the Denny home Zanesville. The couple, un-attended, left for a motor trip and will reside in London.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sharpsburg
T. Glenn Denny
Brighton Boulevard
Zanesville
James Myron Shimer
Grace M. E. Church
Clara Maye Love
William Orville Baum
London
Mary Louise Denny
Emily A. Mulvey
Lorenzo Irveil
J. C. Baum
Greenville
J. C. Gregg
Abbington Avenue
Mrs. Saum
Mrs Alice Moulton Dies in Salt Lake City
Died at 38, Mrs. Alice Martin Moulton wife of Arthur C. Moulton. daughter of the late Albert Martin former principal in Logan. she left three children Conan 13 Paul 8 Virginia 4 and brothers H S Martin Paul Martin and Stewart A Martin. Funeral and burial were in Salt Lake City last week.
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Logan
Salt Lake City
Utah
Alice Martin Moulton
Arthur C. Moulton
Albert Martin
Moulton
Capitola Martin
A. Conan
John Paul
Helen Virginia
H. S. Martin
Garfield
Paul Martin
New York City
Stewart A. Martin
Miss Saunders Returns From Lancaster Visit
Miss Ethel Saunders returns home after visiting relatives in Lancaster. She attended the Lancaster high school commencement and the alumni banquet. She graduated with the class of 1927. Parole officer E S Brown of the Boys Industrial School was in Logan Monday en route to Chester Hill. Mrs Frank Harden and Mrs Clinton Webb with two sons visited Columbus Monday as guests of sister Mrs Byron Moorehead. William Sauer of this city was in Columbus Monday.
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Ethel Saunders
Lancaster
Lancaster High School
Alumni Association
E. S. Brown
Boys’ Industrial School
Logan
Chester Hill
Frank Harden
Clinton Webb
Columbus
Byron Moorehead
William Sauer
Only Three Able To Be at Reunion
A reunion of Civil War veterans from Company K of the 39th Regiment was held at James Campbell’s home near Bartlett. Only five members remained, with Samuel McKain of Pittsburgh aged 86, Curt Rainer of Athens aged 83, and James Campbell in his 90th year attending. The absent members were James Chambers and Captain Charles Knowles of Los Angeles.
Farmers Hoping Democrats Endorse Equalization Fee Plan
Western party leaders traveling to the Houston convention express hope that the Democratic party will endorse the equalization fee plan rejected by Republicans at Kansas City. George Peake of Illinois foresees in principle endorsement but without naming the measure, while discussing farm relief with party leaders en route.
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Houston
Dallas
Tex
U,.p
Kansas City
George Peake
Illinois
Miller Is Appointed Portland Principal
The Portland board of education elected Charles E. Miller of Athens as principal of Portland High School for the coming year. Miller holds an elementary life certificate and a state high school certificate and was recommended by Dr. Ss. K. Mardis and the late Dr. Henry G. Williams. Registration totals reached 1,238 this morning, exceeding last summer’s 1,230.
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Miller
Portland
Portland Board of Education
Charles E. Miller
Athens
Ss. K. Mardis
Henry G. Williams
Wilmington College
Edward L. Miller
Ohio University
Amundsen Seaplane Forced Down in Seas
Stockholm dispatch reports Roald Amundsen's seaplane, en route to assist the Italia crew, forced down in polar seas and adrift among ice floes. The note adds Amundsen in greater peril than the Italia's crew.
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Amundsen
Stockholm
Sweden
Aftonbladet Today
Kings Bay
Roald Amundsen
Grange Picnic Set For Noble County Fairgrounds Caldwell
The Messenger informs 1201 Grangers of Athens county and Grange subscribers in Vinton Hocking and Meigs counties that on the second Saturday in August the Noble County Pomona Grange will hold its annual picnic at the Noble county fairgrounds in Caldwell Ohio.
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Athens County
Vinton
Hocking
Meigs Counties
Noble County Pomona Grange
Noble County Fairgrounds
Caldwell
Ohio
Resident of Athens Reports Storm Near Lake Cottage
Mrs Prafk X Rauch, staying at a cottage opposite Buckeye Lake, observed a funnel shaped cloud pass by during a heavy storm. She telephoned her Athens home immediately after the rain to report the safety of her party. damage in the Rauch area had not been seen before.
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Buckeye Lake
Prafk X. Rauch
Rauch
Slater Appeal Heard In Appellate Court
Clarence Slater president of Rail Light Company appeals to be guardian of his father Joseph Slater a former Nelsonville mine operator. Arguments were heard Tuesday afternoon by Judges Ferneding Allread and Kunkle of the appellate court in Columbus.
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Columbus
One
Clarence
Infirmary Superintendent Granted 30 Day Stay
Harry Shellenbarger of Mt Vernon, Knox County infirmary superintendent, already sentenced to one to seven years for an illegal operation on a minor inmate, received a 30 day stay of sentence from the Ohio Supreme Court to allow filing an appeal with the U S Supreme Court.
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Columbus
U.P
Harry Shellenbarger
Mt. Vernon
Knox County
Supreme Court
U. S. Supreme Court
Bond to Keep Open Forest Gables Roadhouse Ordered Padlocked
Cincinnati June 20 bond required to keep open Forest Gables Dayton Ohio roadhouse to be padlocked for one year by Federal Judge Smith Hickenlooper. Attorneys said late today the action follows court orders in a federal case against the establishment.
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Cincinnati
U.R
Forest Gables
Dayton
Smith Hickenlooper
Athens Girl Graduates From University of Pennsylvania
June 20 Athens Ohio resident Marjorie Porter received the Bachelor of Science in Education at the University of Pennsylvania 172nd Commencement in the Palestra on campus at 420 PM today.
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Philadelphia
Marjorie Porter
Athens
Ohio
University of Pennsylvania
Palestra
Increased Business Expected In Coal Fields After Rate Cuts
Freight rates on lake cargo coal from Pittsburgh to Northwest markets take effect today. Ohio and Pennsylvania lines including Pennsylvania and New York Central implement the new rates. Industry predicts shipments from Pittsburgh will double from 2.5 million to about 5 million tons this season, signaling a return toward the district’s preeminent share of Western coal.
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Pitttsburgh
Pittsburgh
Northwest
Great Lakes
Pennsylvania
New York Central
Tennessee
Kentucky
Virginia
West Virginia
Ohio
Houston Welcomes Tammany Tiger At Democratic Show
Houston prepares to host the Tammany Tiger arrival for a Democratic convention with Texas hospitality. The Hospitality House, a large bungalow complex, will provide hot tamales, beds, and social amenities for attendees, as visitors from New York and beyond gather for the event.
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Houston
Texas
al Smith
East Side
Presidential Ticket Members Meet Today
The Californian and the Kansan who make up the Republican presidential ticket spent yesterday planning their campaign. Senator Charles Curtis, the vice presidential nominee, arrived and scheduled a key conference with Herbert Hoover on Hoover's back porch in Washington.
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Washington
Charles Curtis
Herbert Hoover
Hoover
S Street
Teasy to Task: A Letter Golf Puzzle Solution
A concise solution sequence shows progress from Teasy through East Mast Mask and ends at Task, illustrating the word ladder style puzzle logic.
Man Ordered to Leave Mine Home at Ohio Collieries
Ohio Collieries filed eviction against John Reed for refusing to vacate the Mine No. 255 dwelling in Trimble township. A jury, Ralph Dalton, W. W. Coe, Co. L. Bean, Carl Fuller, George Coe, and Charles Cameron, returned a unanimous verdict for the mine company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trimble Township
Ohio Collieries Company
Carl Porter
John Reed
Ralph Dalton
W. W. Coe
Co. L. Bean
Carl Fuller
George Coe
Charles Cameron
Anarchist Matos Shot After Barcelo Attempt
In San Juan on June 20, Jesus Matos the anarchist who stabbed Porto Rico senate president Antonio R. Barcelo lay in serious condition after a bystander who witnessed the attack shot him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Juan
Porto Rico
U.P
Jesus Matos
Antonio R. Barcelo
Porto Rican Senate
Baalmann's Gas Tablets Promise Relief from Digestive Discomfort
An advertisement touts Baalmann's Gas Tablets as a permanent solution to gas in the stomach and bowels. It claims the product ends stomach gnawing, nervous feelings, and post meal drowsiness, and suggests obtaining the genuine yellow package at Cline Pharmacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baalmann
Grim Home Sold to Athens Salvation Army
The Emma Grim home on West Union Street will transfer to the Athens Salvation Army after trustees accepted a $3,500 offer from Grim's heirs. Appraisers valued the property at $5,500. A $500 down payment contract is signed with the balance to be raised, the national body pledging the final $500. The Army now rents headquarters but plans to stop rent once the sale closes and the trustees erect an addition for activities. the home will remain a residence until expansion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Grim
West Union Street
Athens Salvation Army
Board For Trustees
Miss Grim
Carl Beasley
L. W. Roberts
Salvation Army
New Cocoa Butter Cleansing Cream Promises Youthful Finish
Advertising copy touts MELLO GLO Cocoa Butter Cleansing Cream from D. Zenner Company. Claims include cleansing dirt, preventing wrinkles on dry skin, and protecting against sun and wind burn with a youthful complexion outcome.
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D. Zenner Company
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Richard DIX
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Tammany Tiger
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