Robbery arrest and fraud charges in Logan and Rockbridge
William Kuhn Jr is held in Hocking County Jail awaiting arraignment on a robbery charge after an assault on James Poling of West Logan. Wilmer Bailey is to be charged with obtaining money under false pretense for a chickens-for-sale scheme, likely before Judge Harley M. Whitcraft.
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Logan
William Kuhn
Hocking
Nellis Smith
Kuhn
James Poling
West Logan
Poling
Wilmer Bailey
Rockbridge
Newton Spencer
Bailey
Harley M. Whitcraft
King Held on Bigamy Charge
Levi King was arrested Saturday by Deputy Smith on request of Parkersburg officers to answer a bigamy charge. He indicated he would fight extradition, but Sheriff Farbearn applied for his return on Saturday.
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Logan
Levi King
Smith
Parkersburg
King
Joe Farbearn
Engle brothers from three cities in Logan visit
The three Engle brothers Charles Bert and Virgil former local residents were in Logan Saturday Charles Engle from Los Angeles where he has worked for 30 years as an Interior Department assistant was traveling home from Washington DC Bert runs a Columbus business and Virgil works in real estate in Cleveland
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Logan
Engle
Charles
Bert
Virgil
Charlies Engle
Los Angeles
Interior Department
Washington, DC
Columbus
Cleveland
Logan Recreation League Week Schedule
Camp Hocking versus Sun Glow on Monday at 8S. and Godman on Monday also. Tuesday features Camp Hocking and Godman with the close of the first half of the season. Wednesday includes Camp Hocking and Godman.
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LOGAN
Logan Recreation League
Camp Hocking
Sun Glow
Godman
Braddock Favored by Local Bettor After Fifth Fight
Local fight fans split on the heavyweight division after the fifth bout with Schmeling seen by some as best. Jack Acker placed five dollar bet with Robert Juergensmier predicting Braddock will win the upcoming title fight.
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Logan
Schmeling
Jack Acker
Robert Juergensmier
Braddock
Crop Harvest Time at Hand In Logan District
Logan area reports wheat ripening rapidly with most harvest expected by July 4. Farmers have begun cutting hay and some fields are already cut.
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Logan
Two Fined by Logan Mayor for Fighting Incident
Logan officers arrested Francis Williams Jr Union Furnace and Roman Brook er in Logan Saturday night. Before Mayor Kenneth Fitzgerald they pled guilty and received fines of five dollars plus costs. Earlier that evening Tom Cor win and Alfred Seyfert were taken in on intoxication charges.
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Logan
Francis Williams
Union Furnace
Roman Brooker
Kenneth R. Fitzgerald
Sloan
Thomas
Costa
Tom Corwin
Alfred Seyfert
Local crowd at Columbus ball game lists players and locals
Among the local observers at the Columbus ball game on Sunday were Fred E. Hull Tom Bownes Rex Johnson Charles Wenn Frank and Carl Judy Ewald Schmitter D Y Milne and Clinton Webb.
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Logan
Columbus
Fred E. Hull
Tom Bownes
Rex Johnson
Charles Wenn
Frank and
Carl Judy
Ewald Schmitter
D. Y. Milne
Clinton Webb
Logan-Coonville Mine Adopts Two Day Week Schedule
The Logan-Coonville Mine in Starr Township operates on a two days a week schedule with about 80 men employed. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Arnold and son Fred Jr of Salt Lake City visited with Judge and Mrs. F. P. Martin and family, then left Sunday, being escorted to Columbus by Martin relatives.
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Logan—Coonville
Starr Township
Logan
Fred Arnold
Fred, Jr
Salt Lake City
Arnold
F. P. Martin
Columbus
Martin
Lutz
Huntington
D. A. Rannells
Cincinnati
George Schwenke
Ray Schwenke
Charles’ Grinstead
Washington
D. C
George Larimer
Russell, Ky
Charlies E. Larimer
Robert Pargeon
J. D. Francis
Chicago
Dick Vore
Fremont
Local Methodist Church Keeps Sunday Class Meetings
Continued LOGAN Class meetings once common in Methodist Episcopal Churches are now rare but the local Methodist Church still holds class meetings each Sunday evening before the regular public worship hour.
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Logan
First contest in American Legion Junior League tonight
LOGAN Catholics and Presbyteriana of the American Legion Junior League meet at the fairground diamond at six this evening. This is the league's opening game for the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan—Catholics
Presbyteriana
American Legion
Seven Tagged For Overtime Parking on Main Street
Seven motorists were tagged Saturday for overtime parking as traffic on Main Street ran heavy for several months ending a period of lighter flow.
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Logan
Main St
McGaffney Suffers Right Shoulder Dislocation in Timber Crew Work
John McGaffney of Starr Township dislocated his right shoulder Thursday while working with a timber cutting crew in a forest, prompting immediate first aid and a medical evaluation.
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Logan
John McGaffney
Starr Township
Accident injures Mrs Cusick in Nelsonville visit
Mrs George Cusick of Martins Ferry visiting relatives at Nelsonville fell Sunday afternoon and suffered a broken leg. She was taken to Cherrington Hospital for treatment.
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Logan
George Cusick
Martins Ferry
Nelsonville
Cherrington Hospital
Detroit marriage notice for Juanita Martin and Harry Shuttleworth
Mr and Mrs Harry Martin of Murray City announce the marriage of their daughter Juanita to Mr Harry Shuttleworth Jr son of Mr and Mrs Harry Shuttleworth also of Murray City The ceremony occurred April 16 at the home of Mr and Mrs Homer Wagner in Detroit
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Logan
Harry Martin
Murray City
Juanita
Harry Shuttleworth, Jr
Harry Shuttleworth
Homer Wagner
Detroit
Union Social and Personal Mention
Mr and Mrs Joe Carsey and daughter and Mrs Milda Carsey attended a birthday surprise party for Mrs Richard McKibben near Zaleski Sunday. Elmer Gabriel was in Athens Tuesday. Ricky McBride is recovering from mumps. R R Barker was at home from Mt Vernon Sunday. Mrs Milda Carsey visited John Withers Tuesday. Mrs Rhoda Stewart Dennison is visiting Barker. Lena Barker visiting R R Barker at Mt Vernon. Mr and Mrs Adam Tom and daughter visited Elmer Pierce Sunday.
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Joe Carsey
Milda Carsey
Richard McKibben
Zaleski
Elmer Gabriel
Athens
Ricky McBride
R. R. Barker
Mt. Vernon
John Withers
Rhoda Stewart, Dennison
Barker
Lena Barker
Adam Tom and
Elmer Pierce
Culver Glouster Welcomes Lee McDonald for Summer Term
Lee McDonald Glouster will enter Culver Military School in Culver Indiana on Wednesday for the summer term. He will be accompanied by his grandfather, Dr Fe LeFever, who will accompany him on Tuesday to the school.
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Culver
New Hymnals Dedicated at Local Church Service
Dedicatory services were held at the Methodist Episcopal Church as 200 new hymnals were placed in service. The gifts honored departed relatives, with many participants being grandchildren of those remembered. Senior and Junior Choirs performed and Mrs. Allen Adams spoke on newer hymns.
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Logan
Methodist Episcopal Church
Allen Adams
Logan Girl Heads to Lake Placid Delta Gamma Convention
Eleanor Woodard of N Mulberry Street returns to Cleveland with Mrs West and Helen after a week with relatives. She will take a special train to Lake Placid New York for the Delta Gamma Sorority national convention and then travel to Chicago to work at Hull House for a month as part of her Ohio Wesleyan sociology course. Her sister Mrs Franklin Grant will host her in Chicago.
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Hull House
Ohio Wesleyan
Chicago
Franklin Grant
Doctor J L McCracken Undergoes Appendix Operation
News from Uniontown Pennsylvania reports Dr J L McCracken has undergone an appendicitis operation at a local hospital. Mrs McCracken formerly resided here and her husband has visited frequently.
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Logan
J. L. McCracken
Uniontown
Return From Trip and Social Notes in Logan
Logan Brief Social Notes reports several residents returning from trips including a Delta Theta Tau national convention in St Louis. Personal notes cover visits by John More and others, a Cincinnati death call, and guests from Russell Kentucky and Chicago, plus a theater program, a Newark marriage, a Saturday Club luncheon, and various social visits.
Phillip Bennett Dies At Home in Corning
GLOUSTER Phillip Bennett age 79 died Saturday afternoon at the home of his daughter Mrs Henry Weiland Corning after an illness of two years He was born near Corning and spent his life in the vicinity His wife died two years ago He is survived by two sons James Rendville Gilbert Detroit and one daughter Mrs Weil at whose home he died Funeral services will be held Tuesday morning at 9 o'clock at St Bernard Church Corning and burial will be made in the cemetery at New Lexington.
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Glouster
Phillip Bennett
Henry Weiland
Corning
James
Rendville
Gilbert
Detroit
Weiland
St. Bernard Church
New Lexington
Woods Purchases Urbancrest Home on Main Street
Ralph Woods, who has lived in Urbancrest since moving from Athens, buys the former Riley Morris property on Main Street from Dana Osborn Chauncey. Osborn had acquired it weeks earlier. Woods plans to modernize the residence, install a furnace, and move in around July 1.
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Glouster
Ralph Woods
C. E. Duncan
Main St
Athens
Urbancrest
Dana Osborn
Chauncey
Riley Morris
Mr. Osborn
Woods
Lake Baikal Reaches Depth of 5306 Feet
A survey of Lake Baikal in Siberia reports a depth sounding of 5306 feet marking the deepest point measured. The finding underscores the lake's extreme depth and geological interest for researchers studying ancient rift systems and continental crust.
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Lake Baikal
Siberia
Veterans head to Cleveland for state GAR encampment
Trip Glouster W D Christman Oakdale and J W Moody Bishopville two of the three surviving Civil War veterans in the locality travel by motor with Dallas Christman Oakdale and Elza B Morris city to Cleveland for the State GAR Encampment opening Sunday and closing Thursday. A letter from an Iowa veteran notes only 39 Civil War veterans attended the Iowa state encampment recently.
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Iowa
G.A.R
Two Injured Early Sunday Crash Near Chesterhill
John Miller 25 and his brother Hardy were injured when their car left the road and hit a tree on the way to Chesterhill. Hardy Miller suffered a neck wound and heavy bleeding before being treated by a local physician and moved to Sheltering Arms Hospital in Athens. John escaped with minor injuries. An unrelated note mentions over 3,000 bean varieties imported from the Orient.
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Glouster
Chesterhill
John Miller
Hardy
John
Harrison
Ringgold
Harold Miller
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Athens
Clerks Are To Be Inspected In Glouster
GLOUSTER The Retail Clerks Union will meet Wednesday night at 7 30 o clock in the Odd Fellows Hall Candidates will be initiated and three new executive board members elected All persons recently employed in stores are invited to affiliate with the clerks union There will be inspection of clerks at the stores by leading miners of the district in the near future
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Glouster
Retail Clerks Union
Odd Fellows Hall
Clerks Union
Plan Special Program GLOUSTER Kiwanis Meeting
The Glouster Kiwanis Club will hold an educational and business meeting Tuesday evening at 6:30 in the Odd Fellows Hall. Dinner will be served by the Daughters of Union Civil War Veterans.
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Glouster
Glouster Kiwanis Club
Odd Fellows Hall
Sugar Cane Waste Boosts Rayon Industry Usage
Sugar cane waste is being utilized by the rayon industry, turning agricultural byproducts into textile feedstock. The approach leverages bagasse and related residues to supply pulp-like material, supporting alternative fiber production and potential environmental benefits.
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Rayon
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