Condemnation and repairs target Green town ship schools
Logan June 27 A state Department of Industrial Relations order to Allen Tennahill president of the Green township board of education notes the Smiths Chapel building is past usefulness for school use. Heavy work orders are issued for Graham Shaw Greenland and Pattonville districts. A proposed centralized school for five districts prompts debate and a postponed meeting.
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Logan
State Department of Industrial Relations
Allen Tennahill
Green Township
State Department of Education
Smith's Chapel
Tennahill
Social Notes Club Meeting and Bridge Session
Members of the Get Together club gathered at Mrs. Lucy Warner's East Main street home Monday evening for a bridge session with full attendance. EB. Z. bridge club met at Mrs. Lester Waltz's North Mulberry street home Monday afternoon with substitute players Mrs. Charles Lutz Mrs. M. H. Cherrington Mrs. Edward Kemper and Mrs. Homer Gabriel in attendance.
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Get Together Club
Lucy Warner
East Main Street
Lester Waltz
EB. Z. Bridge Club
North Mulberry Street
Charles Lutz
M. H. Cherrington
Edward Kemper
Homer Gabriel
Presbyterian Sunday School Primary Holds Social
The Primary department of the Presbyterian Sunday School held a Monday evening social in the church. Thirty people attended the event with Miss Josephine Starcher Miss Bessie Brisco and Wayne Whitcraft steering the activities and supervising a lunch afterwards.
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Presbyterian Sunday School
Josephine Starcher
Bessie Brisco
Wayne Whitcraft
Local Visitors and Birthday Party Attendances in Logan and Buckeye Lake
Mr and Mrs Herbert Detra of Los Angeles visit relatives in Logan and Haydenville for ten days. Otto Goss of Toledo, former Logan resident, called on Chris Goss family. Paul Fox and Paul Hartman hosted Arthur McVay at Fox cottage Avondale Buckeye Lake. Mrs Clarence Roush and Athens father paused in Logan en route to Columbus. Mrs Alva L Gray hosted Velva eighth birthday party with games prizes and refreshments attended by June Grooms Mary June Hiles Virginia Bell and others.
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Herbert Detra
Los Angeles
Logan
Haydenville
Otto Goss
Toledo
Chris Goss
Paul Fox
Paul Hartman
Arthur McVay
Fox Cottage
Avondale
Buckeye Lake
Clarence Roush
Father
Athens
J. M. Lama
Columbus
Alva L. Gray
East Front Street
Velva
June
Mary June Hiles
Virginia Bell
Gray
Chester Achauer
Lancaster
Ruth Frazee
June Grooms
Margaret Andrews
Dorothy Brian
Betty Hall
Mary June
Labor Leader Murphys Death by Shooting in Chicago
U R Big Tim Murphy, a prominent and controversial labor figure, was assassinated at his Chicago home. Witnesses say killers in a car waited in Rogers Park, rang the doorbell, then fired as Murphy stepped onto the lawn, a single fatal back wound ending his turbulent career.
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Chicago
U.R
Tim Murphy
Murphy
Rogers Park
Big Tim
Here Is a Man Who Isn’t Running At Convention
Houston June 27. M F Kincaid of St Paul is one delegate at this convention who is not running for any office whatever. He wishes the world to know it.
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Houston
M. F. Kincaid
St. Paul
Hi-Jackers Reported in Hocking County First Time
Three men from New Straitsville were halted Monday near Starr bridge by impersonators claiming enforcement authority. They were searched and asked for 100 dollars each. the trio were escorted to Logan, then released after failing to pay. No report was filed with county officers.
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Starr Bridge
New Straitsville Pike
Logan
Plea Guilty In Whiskey Possession Case In Pike Run
Arch Nungester of Pike Run Ohio pleaded guilty to possession and transportation of whiskey and was fined 150 dollars plus costs on each charge. His brother Rancie Nungester pleaded not guilty and had arraignment postponed until next week. Arrests occurred Friday in Tar Hollow during a survey by engineers at the request of prosecutor Phil Henderson.
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Harley M. Whitlcraft
Cleveland
Tar Hollow
R. O. Wagstaff
Phil Henderson
Funeral services for Dorothy Canfield in Cleveland
Funeral services were held at St. Anne's Catholic church for Dorothy Canfield 24 who died in a heater explosion at the Canfield summer cottage near Willoughby. The wedding planned in the church was postponed. Details of the tragedy were released last night.
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Cleveland
St. Anne's Catholic Church
Dorothy Canfield
Miss Canfield
Canfield
Willoughby
Dress Pattern Offers Various Materials and Sizes
The pattern notes Tweed taffeta wool crepe or wool Georgette as suitable fabrics with sizes 33 40 42 44 46 48 50 and 52 inch busts. A 46 inch size requires 34 yards of 39 inch material plus 1 yard of contrasting fabric for facing. Lower edge width with plaits extended is 52 inches. pattern mailed for 15 cents.
Baby's Severe Rash Sweeps Family
Mrs tee 127 Wilson Joliet reports a baby's facial rash itching severely and spreading to hands. The child could not sleep, mother bandaged the hands to prevent scratching. Advised to try Caticura Soap and Ointment. later said healed.
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Tee
Wilson &J
Joliet
Preservation urged for fragile wildflowers at Hocking County spots
Arthur R. Harper of Columbus thanks Logan Chamber of Commerce for map packets and warns that popular scenic sites cannot be fully policed. He urges visitors to behave responsibly to protect wildflowers like Beck's Ladies’ Tresses and notes recent regrowth near Old Man’s Cave after ranger protection.
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Logan
Logan Chamber of Commerce
Arthur R. Harper
Columbus
Hocking County
Old Man's Cave
Gulf
Beck
Ohio
Joe Brooker Taken to Columbus Hospital for Operation
Logan June 27 Joe Brooker custodian at the junior high building was taken to a Columbus hospital by his brother in law Jacob Keller. He is suffering a hernia and is advised to undergo an operation planned for this week.
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Logan
Joe Brooker
Columbus Hospital
Jacob Keller
Illness In Maysville Man And Family
Leslie Linton of Maysville is reported ill at home from neuritis for six weeks with only slight improvement. His mother Mrs. Allie Linton, also of Maysville, is bedbound with liver trouble. London council elected officers for No. 41 R and S M with Morse as D M and Will Culpeper as treasurer among others.
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Logan
Leslie Linton
Maysville
Frank Linton
Allie Linton
London
S. M
Clinton
Morse
D. M
Max B. Cannon
P.C
Will H. Culpeper
Omer E. Jones
Recorder
George W. Clark
R. L. Farrar
Pearl Myers
Clark B. Sifrit
Sentinel
E. Gray
M. B. Cannon
Mail Question Discussed With Officials
Logan June 27 The question of handling mail on the buses should be taken up with the postal authorities advised W F Fisher general passenger agent of the Hocking Valley railroad in reply to a letter from C F Lewis Logan Chamber of Commerce president Mr Lewis asked information at the time of the change in the main line train schedule which became effective Sunday Fisher notes three year earnings south of Columbus declined below operating costs and cites that train No 37 Athens to Columbus followed a seasonable hour to assist eastern connections
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Logan
W. F. Fisher
Hocking Valley Railroad
C. F. Lewis
Logan Chamber of Commerce
Columbus
Athens
Athens bids for war veterans convention in 28th encampment
The 28th encampment of the United Spanish War Veterans in Ohio closes day two with Athens and Uhrichsville bidding for next year’s convention. A parade and a Masonic order convocation highlight the program as new officers are named for the Ophidian order and the seventh Ohio regiment holds a reunion with officers elected.
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Chillicothe
United Spanish War Veterans
Department of Ohio
Athens
Uhrichsville
Military Order of Serpents
Serpents
George 8. Smith
Springfield
O. C. Cavins
Chillicothe, Grand Datto
Clarence Skelly
Toledo
James J. Martin
Columbus
W. F. Reber
Bucyrus
William Eldridge
Ophidian
E. R. Gille
J. M. Powell
Springeld
Seventh Ohio Regiment
James Mitchell Waltz
Youngstown
Oliver A. Hartley
Pomeroy
Walter J. Sears
Tiffin Gilmore
William T. Rambo
New Lexington
R. A. Dalton
Edwards. Blake
Carey L. Smith
D. L. Haley
William Hedrick
Gallipolis
Lower Salem
Coshocton
Newark
Ironton
Hebron
Middleport
Notorious Man Shot to Death in Chicago
Nicholas Manos proprietor of the Metropolitan hotel and longtime racketeering figure was shot dead in front of his Chicago hotel as he left. Police linked the assassination to the earlier slaying of labor leader Big Tim Murphy. Manos was described as a chief lieutenant to gangster Mike de Pike Heitle r and was seen with Heitler and Murphy recently.
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Chicago
U.P
Nicholas Manos
Metropolitan
West Side
Manos
Big Tim Murphy
Mike
Brown Derby Fad Hits Houston Girls
Houston girls adopt a new craze wearing tiny brown derbies perched on the head and held by rubber chin bands. The lightweight fashion trend reflects a playful style reported in local notes.
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Houston Girls
Houston
Correction Made in School Honor Roll
NEW MARSHFIELD June 27 1928 due to a clerical error Laurence Barron was omitted from the senior class honor roll at New Marshfield High School. The correction places his name third on the honor roll and his record has been updated, announced by Will C Merritt superintendent of Marshfield schools.
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New Marshfield
Laurence Barron
New Marshfield High
Will C. Merritt
Marshfield
Dayton Contender Named for C E Convention in Ohio
Lima June 27 Dayton was presented as the leading candidate for the 1929 Ohio Christian Endeavor society meeting. The annual sessions began with a trustees meeting and talks on next year’s convention city.
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Lima
Dayton
Ohio Christian Endeavor Society
Board For Trustees
Letter Golf Puzzle Solution Highlights RISE RISE RILL FILL FALL
A single solution to the LET TER GOLF puzzle presents a sequence: RISE, RISE, RILL, FILL, FALL. The pattern shows progressive letter changes forming real words, illustrating a themed wordplay challenge.
State Department Plans Engineer Visit for Tiffin Hatchery Site
The state division of fish and game will send an engineer to Tiffin for further investigation of a site proposed for a new fish hatchery. The move is scheduled as part of the state's ongoing hatchery program.
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State Department
Columbus
Division of Fish and Game of Week
Tiffin
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Fred R. Beasley
Marietta Osteopathic Clinic
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Tory
Putnam Street
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