Plan to Stop Farm Thefts in Hocking County Form Protective Association
Logan March 10 Directors of the Hocking County Farm Bureau met to form a protective association aiding officers. Members would be insured protection and rewards offered for information leading to arrests of theft perpetrators in the county. The meeting referenced hospital and local figures and noted small tables present.
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Hocking County
Moreau
Logan
Hocking County Farm Bureau
Music Notes From Logan County Jail Concert
Prisoners in Hocuing County Jail are described as well supplies of music and instruments fill the room making the scene lively. On the floor are Tom Edward Albert and Hart with guitar harmonica and banjo providing accompaniment for the second performance.
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Logan
Hocuing County
Bela Roors
Tom
Edward A
Albert
Hart
Roads to Be Repaired Discussed at Breer Conference
Unclear notes outline a meeting about repairing roads with boards and day’s conference. No clear entities or dates are readable.
Logan Briefs and Social News Roundup
Logan March coverage includes a quilting party at Mrs Charnes to visit Doraldann and family, visits from Mrs W F Lloyd and Hammond in Columbus, Frank Abello hospitalization, Jabberwock Club gathering on Church Street, and a divorce filing by Florence Pierce against Dewey Pierce in Coramon Pleas Court seeking custody of two children.
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LOGAN
Sounesy
Calumbua
Phil Taehaprat
Frank Hard
Abello
Carl Frum
Illand
W. FL Tloyd
Hammond End Son
Columbus
Logan Fridey
Samuel Faer
Church Street
Bickesy
Carlo Ar
John Lee
Mins
Margaret Stoody
Three Die in Fight in Schleswig Village Incidents
Three people died in a fight in the German village of Wehrden near Heide in Schleswig. Police described the incident as violent, with local authorities investigating the circumstances surrounding the deaths.
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Ated Sey
Wehrden
Heide
Schlessiz
Beauty, Brains in Niven Named Top Student at Univ Barkansas
Mins Niven of Memphis, a high school graduate entering the University of Barkansas, wins a $206 Memphis scholarship for highest scholastic record. She remains a steady student who does not bob her hair.
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Uty
Brains
Niven
Memphis
University of Barkansas
Mins Niven
Wa Sty
Logan Chamber Sets Date to Hold Election
Logan Chamber of Commerce officials announced the annual meeting and election date. Delegates were warned to attend the Ohio Chamber of Commerce session in periods on March 22 and 24, with plans for reports from various committees.
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Fevare
United State ‘Chamber of Commerce
Ohio Chamber of Commerce
Marten Hall
Iannaalls
Last Trip Is Made By Veteran Carrier
A veteran carrier completes a final voyage after a long career. Local officials report on his service and a concluding ceremony taking place Saturday morning.
Fragmentary Memoir Snippet Mentions Crane Incident
A partial, unclear excerpt references a crane incident involving Lagso and a son, with scattered names and details. The text lacks coherent structure but hints at an officer and a location near a gate. No clear event dates or outcomes are established.
City of Gallipolis Wins Land Decision
A court ruling favors Gallipolis in a land case tied to the old French town era. The matter centers on ownership rights along the river area once claimed by the Ohio company dating back to 1740.
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Gallipolis
Switner
Mary Garlington
Miss Jennings Named City Nurse To Succeed Hopkins
Logan March 13 Miss Leah Jennings chosen to replace Miss Emily Hopkins who left Thursday for Loenixville to study Miss Jennings to assume duties in April at Hocking age hospital She accepted the position after completing her course and is set to begin work soon.
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Emily Hopkins
Loenisville
Logan
Leah Wan
the Book of Health
Emily Hophealth Murs
Miss Jennings
Hopkins
Logan men arraigned on possession charges in Hammond
On Nelsonville Road Deputy Shenti LF and state officers arrested Kenneth Carroll and Frank Davis of Carbon Hill. Arraigned before Judge Harley M. Whitcraft, all pleaded guilty with first offense fines set at $140. Officers said a whiskey bottle was discarded during the approach.
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Logan
Nelsonville Road
Shenti LF
Hammond
H. A. Lines
J. &. Yates
Kenneth Carroll
Frank Davis
Carbon Hill
Harley M. Whitcraft
Two Men Fined For Possessing Intoxicating Liquor
James McMannis of Green Township pleaded guilty to possessing intoxicating liquor before Judge Harley vM Whitcraft and was fined 100 dollars plus costs. Orin Parks, who pled guilty earlier, faced sentencing the same day and also received a 100 dollar fine plus costs. Officers arrested McMan nis and Varka on the Union fu nave Road.
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Logan
James McMannis
Green Township
Harley Vm. Whitcraft
Orin Parks
Gailty
Costa
McMannis
Varka
Slate
Parks Ome
Union Fu Nave
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