Independent Producers To Act on Refinery Contract
Directors of the Independent Producers Refining Company will act on a contract with Valvoline Oil for a Logan Ohio refinery. The five year deal calls for processing 2,500 barrels daily and includes market development within ninety days. The contract aims to stabilize Southern Ohio industry and use surplus crude, with local directors meeting soon.
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J Logan
Independent Producers Refining Company
Cincinnati
Valvoline Oil Company
Gi’ Logan
Chamber of Commerce
I. ©. Grimm
Woodsfield
Barton A. Hall
Logan
Southeastern
Ohio
Hocking Valley
Valve~line Company
Pennsylvania
Mayor Bright Patches Tires on Bigey in Logan
June 23 Logan. Mayor Elias Bright a blacksmith by vocation laid aside his office duties Monday to place rubber tires on the wheels of a bigey owned by George Schull of Marion Township. Once a regular part of his work, this bursting trend shows no new customer for bogies in recent years.
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Bright
Logan
Elias Bright
George Schull
Marion Township
Dalton Sues for Divorce Over Cruelty and Abandonment
Mrs Rebecca Dalton filed for divorce from Hing Dat whom she married on February 11 1926. She alleges cruelty abandonment interference with the home and seeks custody alimony and a temporary restraining order. The couple are parents of eight children aged three to twelve.
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Rebecca Dalton
Tunas M
Nebecca Dalton
Hing Dat
Tractor Stolen Gang Arraigned In Logan Case
Solomon Purcell and his two sons faced Magistrate T. Stephenson and pleaded not guilty to stealing Adolph Weatgreen’s tractor from near Laurelville. Each was bound over to the October grand jury on $1000 bond after Delaware County officers arrested them Saturday and brought them to Logan.
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Logan
T. Stephenson
Adolph Weatgreen
Laurelville
Salomon Purcell
Deleware County
Stanley Sparnow
Joe Farbearn
Delaware County
Leafgreen
Columbia
Jetl
Cancelled Checks to Be Held by Bank Receiver
Logan June 23 A receiver C A Jones must hold cancelled checks per a Comptroller of Currency ruling. The agency says these receipts should be kept in trust and not surrendered, with allowances for filing copies with the probate court and certified copies or photostatic facsimiles if needed.
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Rempe! National Bank
Sands Re employed At Haydenville High
Logan June 23. Haydenville High School announces re employed principal H H Sands for a new three year contract. The faculty includes A Woods teaching science and manual training Miss Nellie Schneider Latin mathematics and home economics Miss Grace Woodruff English commerce and girls physical education, Mr Wood full time, and Miss Martha Smith music in high school and grades.
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Logan
H. H. Sands
Haydenville High School
Board of Education
Sands
A. Woods
Nellie Schneider
Grace Woodruff
Hebron
Wood
Martha Smith
Mearthur
Local high school enrollment soars and class of nurses graduates
Sands High School shows enrollment rising from 30 in the first year to 78 next year while grades advance from 1 to 210. Local girl Virginia Jaggi graduates from Mercy Hospital in Columbus with 10 graduates total as Emmanuel Lutheran Church hosts the exercises led by Dr. W. Thompson.
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Logan
Turses
Mercy Hospital
Columbus
Virginia Jaggi
Mair
Bruce Jaggi
Emmanuel Lutheran Church
W. Thompson
Mrs Jones Honored as Third State Officer
Mrs Samuel Jones of Logan was named chaplain of the State Women's Relief Corps during the Columbus encampment. This marks her third state office after serving as state vice president and state patriotic lecturer, with active involvement in local chapter work. Miss Shirley Mooney celebrated her tenth birthday at a East Second Street party hosted by her mother Mrs L P Mooney, with Elma Gayle Mooney and Miss Kate Coakley in attendance.
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Ee Logan
Corp. Logan
Samuel Jones
Logan
State Women's Relief Corps
Columbus
Jones
Ahé
Shirley Mooney
East Second Street
L. P. Mooney
Elma Gayle Mooney
Kate Coakley
Nelsonville
Local Page Notes Honor Winners And Community Events
Two contests featured with winners Misa Jean Webb and Miss Betty Bell. Lawn games routine followed by a two course lunch and gifts for the guest of honor. Funeral services held for Mary E. Cilne in Rockbridge with burial at Sugar Grove Cemetery. Boy Scouts to hear Paul Siple discuss Byrd South Pole trip at Columbia visit. Kings Daughters present a musical at the Methodist Church with cantata The Garden of Flowers and Velone Ackern singing obligato parts.
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Misa Jean Webb
Betty Bell
Oidden
Miss Bell
Miss Webb
Jenny June Hamilton
Elisabeth Smith
Betty Ann Brown
Ruth Ann Boocks
Huth Riggs
Betty Hall
Martha Genlin
Mary Sloan
Patty Green
Ann Bowen
Annabelle Weymueller
Pauline Heine
Phyl
Logan
Mary EB. Cilne
Rockbridge
United Brethren Church
H. B. Welch
Emery Souders
Sugar Grove
Columbia
Paul Siple
Engis
South Pole
Admiral Byrd
Central
Ohio
Glive Musicale
The
Kings Daughters
Methodist Episcopal Church
Garden of Flowers
Velone Ackern
Nellie Adams
Logan Doctor Divides Practice Between Cities
Dr. E. Campbell announces he will divide his time between his local office and Columbus with three days weekly in the city. He has converted a East Town Street Columbus residence into a combined home and office, with a laboratory on the lower floor. He recently returned from London where he specialized in heart diseases to focus his practice there.
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Logan
E. &. Campbell
Columbus
East Town Street
Campbell
London
Butler Warns Of Radicals
In Vienna on June 23 Dr. Nicholas Murray Butler president of Columbia University warned that Communism and Fascism are competing with democracy. He said the prevailing tendency worldwide is toward a democratic government, though its form may vary between republican and monarchical in expression.
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Vienna
Austria
Nicholas Murray Butler
Columbia University
Butler
Political systems clash in Europe and America
The text contrasts Communist Russia and Fascist Italy as distinct philosophic bases and notes both ideologies pressuring democracy as they challenge democratic practice across Europe and America.
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Tyro
Russia
Italy
Europe
America
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Misa Mildred Laune
Say Bi Aund
Solomo
Haydenville High
Lasraai
Eroomin
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Phas
Edward Everett Horton
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