Several Cases Settled In Common Pleas Court
Contempt proceedings against Everett Smith were dismissed with costs assessed to the plaintiff. Other cases were disposed of by dismissal for want of prosecution including John M. Gonkle v Lewis Helber and others over a filling station contract. William Horn v Caroline Armsy and others was dismissed with costs. James Anthony Cook was awarded 178.93 against Knights of Pythias Lodge for salary due for oration of a theater, Albert Blick was awarded 181.51 against the same defendants on salary, and a judgment of 300 was entered against Fidelity and Deposit Company after a jury verdict for W A Canan.
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Qiogan
Everett Smith
Lottie Smith
Harley M. Whitcraft
John M. Gonkle
Lewis Helber
William Horn
Caroline Armsy
James Anthony Cook
Knights of Pythias Lodge
Albert Blick
W. A. Canan
Fidelity and Deposit Company
Variety Offered Public Square Afforded Entertain ment Saturday
Logan residents enjoyed a lively Public Square afternoon with Salvation Army music and a short sermon from a band member. A group sold automobile polish nearby while a strong man act performed across the street. A Samaritan Army representative collected funds along the street.
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Public Square
Logan
Salvation Army
Samaritan Army
Derr Guilty in Second Liquor Case Fined 100 dollars
Logan June 29 Stanley Derr appeared before Judge Harley M Whitcraft for final disposition of the second case charging possessing intoxicants He was found guilty and fined 100 dollars and costs He earlier faced a property charge for beer making and was found guilty. the liquor case was continued for analysis and Derr was committed to jail in lieu of the fine
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley Derr
Logan
Harley M. Whitcraft
Derr
Columbus
Fall from Cherry Tree Injures Woman in New Lexington
Mrs. George Ashbaugh of New Lexington injured her shoulder when she fell from a ladder while picking cherries at her brother Barney Blankenship’s home in New Straitsville. Her husband escaped unhurt after also being thrown from the tree. she returned to work the next day with her left arm in a sling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
George Ashbaugh
New Lexington
Barney &Lankenship
New Straitsville
Autographed Reds Baseball Delights Local Fan
William Sauer Jr a city enthusiast receives a Cincinnati Reds autographed baseball from Red Lucas. The ball bears signatures of Lucas and teammates Eisel Crabtree and St Johnson. Sauer had earlier posed in a Curtiss chair and a photo was shared with Crabtree who showed it to others.
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Bill’ Sauer
Reds
Logan
William Sauer, Jr
Red Lucas
Cincinnati Reds
Eisel Crabtree
Nelsonville
St Johnson
Sauer
Madison County 4-H Delegation Tours Ash Cave
A large Madison County 4-H group led by extension agent Lyman F. Baker visited Ash Cave and Old Man's Cave in the Cave Region. School buses and cars conveyed members and friends as rangers aided by F. W. Dean guided the outing.
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Madison County
Logan
Ash Cave
Lyman F. Baker
Old Man's Cave
F. W. Dean
Wooster
Acme Livestock Club Reports Two Summer Meetings
The Acme Livestock Club of Washington Township, led by L. M. Heinlein, has held two meetings this summer. The last week featured an address by Heinlein. Last year the club introduced pure bred Jersey stock in the county with aid from local civic groups. officers include Harold Rheinscheid president Roscoe Mowery vice president Paul Turner secretary treasurer and Carl Hansel news reporter.
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Washington Township
Harold Rheinscheid
Roscoe Mowery
Paul Turner
Carl Hansel
Exchange Pulpits in Logan Methodist Services
On Sunday Reverend James R. Fields of Logan M E Church and Reverend J W Stone of Gallipolis M E Church swapped pulpits. Each man led the other's morning and evening services. Fields previously served the Gallipolis charge before coming to Logan.
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Fields
Stone
Logan
James R. Fields
Logan Methodist Episcopal Church
J. W. Stone
Gallipolis Methodist Church
Gallipolii
Mercury Soars as Logan Sees Scorching Sunday Heat
Logan reports temperatures from 97 to 100 degrees driving residents to cooling pools and cave trips. Church attendances fell as the heat persisted with many seeking relief indoors or at nearby swimming facilities.
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Logan
Kreider Reappointed Principal Of Marion Township HS
Charles F Kreider was named to lead Marion Township High School for another year after a board of education meeting on Saturday. The appointment completes the faculty, with Kreider entering his fifth year as principal while other teachers were named earlier.
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Logan
Charles F. Kreider
Marion Township High School
Board of Education
Kreider
Logan High School Class of 1914 Picnic at Kachelemacher Park
Logan Ohio June 2 A class picnic by members of the Logan High School Class of 1914 and their families drew 36 attendees at Kachelemacher Park After a recent class reunion a banquet preceded the gathering Attending members include Mrs James Hutchinson Mrs Mac Cooley East Palestine Pa Mrs Marie Sprankel Mrs Paul Spears and others with 21 children present A group portrait captured the event.
Robey and Cohagen Families Reunite at Rising Park
Logan on June 20 hosted a reunion for Robey and Cohagen families at Rising Park. More than 150 attendees included delegations from the city. Henry Robey and wife, Florence Myers, Willard McNallen and son Pat, James Hutchinson and two children, William Robey, Joe Case and family, Merton Hansel and family, Charles Green and Catherine Tom were listed among attendees.
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Charles Green
Catherine Tom
Married names and ages of four local couples listed
Homer M Snyder age 24 a Canton laundryman and Lemma Hammond age 2 a Oreville laundry worker are listed as children of Mr and Mrs H H Snyder and Mr and Mrs Oscar Hammond. Willard Allbaugh age 26 a Murray City businessman and Eva Galen tin age 23 at home Longstreth daughter of Mr and Mrs John Galentin are also listed with magistrate C T Stephenson officiating.
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Homer M. Snyder
Canton
H. H. Snyder
Lemma Hammond
Oreville
Oscar Hammond
Willard Allbaugh
Murray City
Hamery Allbaugh
Eva Galentin
Longstreth
John Galentin
C. T. Stephenson
Adam Smith of Bremen Suffering from General Breakdown at Home
Logan June 29 report of Adam Smith a Bremen resident and former Maxville area farmer facing a serious illness due to a general breakdown. He previously lived in Hocking County and retired to Bremen for residence.
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Logan
Bremen
Adam Smith
Smith
Maxville
Hocking County
Webb's Chapel Church Homecoming Set for July
Logan announces June 29 to July 12 as the homecoming period at Webb's Chapel Methodist Episcopal Church. Rev. W. H. Harble of New Straitsville selected to deliver the principal address. he served as pastor there for several years.
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Logan
Webb's Chapel Methodist Episcopal Church
W. H. Harble
New Straitsville
Harble
Price Balance Not Attained
Columbus June 29 Farmers are at a disadvantage as retail prices stay high while wholesale prices fall. Carl J. West of the Ohio Farm Bureau notes retail food prices remain well above prewar levels, forcing over production unless prices adjust. Beef prices differ from 1913, with sirloin, round, rib roast up, while low cuts fall. eggs and lard shift, butter near parity, and bread, flour, and corn meal show varied changes.
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Columbus
Carl J. West
Ohio Farm Bureau
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Trimble Township School Teachers Hired by Board
The Trimble Township Board of Education hired a batch of teachers at a Saturday night meeting with County Superintendent Alex Root in attendance. The list includes Hollister as special teacher and grades from first through sixth, home economics, commercial, and various high school staff across Greens Run Blackwood Fierce Ridge Goose Run Oakdale McLeish and other locales. Prior actions named Treva Black as Greens Run principal and Co J McCullough as Hollister principal. Ralph Maynard and James Salyer were rehired as janitors.
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Thelma Adams
Greens Run
Gracia Worden
Velma Parker
Bernice Hipscher
Margaret Johnson
Mary Sayre
Carrye Smith
Crystal Simms
Oren Justice
Blackwood
Jessie McDonald
Fierce Ridge
Mildred Headley
Goose Run
Freda Blower
Oakdale
Thelma Jones
Death of Absalom Kirkbride Father of Seven
Absalom Kirkbride aged 66 died at his home near Ringgold Saturday at 11 05 am after a period of failing health following a stroke. He leaves a widow and seven children Mary Nolan Bessie Wooley Allie Bailer James Kirkbride Ernest Kirkbride Jesse Kirkbride Emma Sharp. Funeral services were held at 2 pm at East Branch Church with Rev Carl Gladden officiating. Burial followed in East Branch Cemetery.
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Glouster
Absalom Kirkbride
Ringgold
Glouster Boy Scouts Cancel Camp Trip
Glouster Boy Scouts will not attend the Buchtel camp this week. Scout master C A Bingman cites prior plans for a Muskingum River outing later in July. The group expects a Muskingum River camp from July 27 for one week.
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Muskingum River Camp
Glouster
Buchtel
C. A. Bingman
Muskingum River
Loan Co Buys House at Fairlawn Ave in Glouster
At a Saturday sale Jessie Kinney property on Fairlawn Avenue was bid in by Atty. T. M. Potter of New Lexington for the Rosville Building and Loan Co. The property sold for 500 dollars, two-thirds of its appraised value.
Return of Mrs. Grimes After Operation in Columbus
Mrs. Austin Grimes of near Ringgold returned to the city from Grant Hospital in Columbus where she underwent an operation over two weeks ago.
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Austin Grimes
Near
Ringgold
Grant Hospital
Columbus
Stable Fire at North Randall Injures Three Men
Three men were burned when flames destroyed the stable of harness horse owner George H. Tipling at the North Randall Race Track in Cleveland. One man was seriously burned in the morning blaze.
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Cleveland
U.P
George H. Tipling
North Randal
World Fliers Begin Alaska Run In Winnie Mae
Wiley Post and Harold Gatty left Khabarovsk for Nome Alaska in the Winnie Mae at 6 p m local time. The pair aim to complete the hazardous leg of their world circle route while noting the voyage’s overall precision and one prior mud delay in Blagovestchensk. They plan to cross the international date line en route and record elapsed time from New York.
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Daddy
Harold F. Gatty
Wiley Post
Gatty
Los Angeles
Sberlin
Lindsay
Alan
Mrs. Gatty
Ronald
Khabarovskh
Siberia
Harold Gatty
World Fliers
Nome
Alaska
Winnie Mae
New York
Khabarovsk
Blagovestschensk
Ohio Governor Signs Mining and Waterworks Code Bills
Governor White signed two bills in Columbus, making the Mining Code more strict with added coal dust safety rules and the Waterworks bond maturity increase from 20 to 40 years. Senator Earl R. Lewis led the mining measure, while Senator Laurence Norton backed the waterworks bill.
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Columbus
U.P
White
Earl R. Lewis
St. Clairsville
General Assembly
Laurence Norton
Republican
Cleveland
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