Leavenworth convict to be sent to federal prison in Logan
Logan reports James Harrison of Wichita found with a prior record including larceny jailbreak auto theft and Dyer Act violation. After questioning he admitted car theft from Texas and transport to Ohio and then pled guilty to operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated receiving a $100 fine and county jail detention. Federal authorities plan to hold him pending parole violation review.
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Logan
James Harrison
Wichita
Kan
Columbus
Kenneth R. Fitzgerald
Col
Lynn Black
State Highway Patrol
Fitzgerald
Harrison
Washington, D. C
Lew Reynolds
Texas
Ohio
Leavenworth
Jacobs
Lee R. Jacobs
School Heads Observe Progressive Methods
Logan Progressive methods of University High School at Ohio State University were observed Tuesday by Supt G E Carr and Principals Fred Burchfield and Howard EB Kirk. After the visit Carr stayed in Columbus for a Boy Scout banquet while Burchfield Kirk went to Canal Winchester for a Nameless Schoolmasters Club dinner. They were joined by M B Lies J F Rutgers Charles Eberst Richard McCutcheon and Walter M Haas.
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Mr. Carr
Columbus
Mesars
Burchfield
Kirk
Canal Winchester
Nameless
M. B. Lies
J. F. Rutgers
Charles Eberst
Richard McCutcheon
Walter M. Haas
Raney Spends Winter Selling in Warm States
Mrs. Alice Raney reports her son Charles Raney a DuPont salesman spent the winter in California Texas Arizona and Florida with his wife. Mr. Raney since joining the powder company has visited every state and makes frequent trips to Europe and Africa for his work.
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Logan
Alice Raney
Charles
DuPont Company
California
Texas
Arizona
Florida
Raney
The
Powder Company
Europe
Africa
Hashman to Have Jury Trial at Logan Friday
Logan authorities say a jury trial will proceed Friday for Paul Hashman former Castle Farm proprietor charged with displaying gambling devices. Hashman surrendered his dancing permit and gave up farm management after an earlier fight prompted sheriff deputies to investigate.
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Logan
Paul Hashman
Castle Farm
Hashman
Joe Farbearn
No Time Extension For 1936 Auto Tags In Logan
Deputy registrar announced motorist time for purchasing 1936 automobile tags ends after April 1. Auto owners have been slow to buy new tags. Margaret McBroom and Pauline Robey spend the week at Camp Lazarus with the Farm Bureau, started Sunday and will return Friday.
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Logan
Sweden approves royal marriage to foreign spouses
Sweden's lawmakers passed a constitutional amendment allowing members of the ruling family to wed foreigners of non-royal blood. The change affects Princes Carl Johan and Bertil, ages 20 and 24, sons of Crown Prince Gustav Adolf, while still barring Swedish women of lower rank.
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Sweden
Carl-Johan
Bertil
Cistae Adolf
Vinton County districts seek April 27 bond elections
The State Tax Commission authorized two Vinton County school districts to hold special elections on April 27 to vote on issuing bonds for new school buildings. Richland Rural District seeks 46000 dollars, while Zaleski Village District seeks 13620 dollars.
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Columbus
State Tax Commission
Vinton County
Richland Rural
Zaleski Village
Foster Family Returns After Month Vacation
Mr and Mrs Harry Foster and daughters Dorothy and Catherine return to Logan Tuesday evening after a month away spending most of the time in Florida visiting major cities. They will stay until the end of the school year. Mr Foster plans to travel to New York City next week for a ceramic engineers convention and may accept one of several job offers after the meeting.
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Logan
Harry Foster
Dorothy
Catherine
Florida
Foster
Agnes Stancel Leaves Hospital After Surgery In Logan
Agnes B Stancel of Murray City left Cherrington Hospital after a surgical operation twelve days ago and went home Wednesday. Anna Haselden of Nelsonville was treated at the hospital from Tuesday to Thursday. Members of the Presbyterian Guild will meet Friday night at Mrs Walter Kleinschmidt's home at 58 Spring Street instead of at Mrs Harry J Stevenson’s residence.
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Logan
Agnes Bstancel
Murray City
Cherrington Hospital
Anna Haselden
Nelsonville
Harry J. Stevenson
Presbyterian Guild
Walter Kleinschmidt
Spring &T
Four New Girl Scout Troops Formed by Logan Women
Logan women organized four new Girl Scout troops boosting total to six as a central committee directs local work. Troops meet at churches or clubs with named leaders and sponsoring groups including Methodist Church, Home Makers Club, Tourist Book Club, and Delta Theta Tau.
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Logan
Les Ames
Methodist Church
Arlie Brimner
Clarence Ford
Willard Lyke
Harry Sweazy
John Toy
Fred Graham
John Kelch
Charlies Achauer
Charles Eberst
Clarence Blosser
Tourist Book Club
George Carr
Fred Burchfield
Walter Prather
George van Fossen
Gertrude Bliss
Eleanor Durr
Kathleen McGonagle
Delta Theta Tau
Clarence Schempp
Frank Walters
Jess Ralston
Frank Brown
Noel Brown
James Hutchinson
Business and Professional's Club
Lewis Graham
Florence Bort
Emma Hall
Precious Correll
Marie Lines
Grace Shriner
Harry Mack
Chan Reynolds
Louise Strentz
Sigma Phi Garema Sorority
Lois Bright
Irmagard Bliss
Iola Courter
Graham
Brimner
Mrs. Alice Shafer Returns From Lancaster Visit After Illness
Mrs. Alice Shafer returns to her son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs Charlie Achauer after a Christmas visit in Lancaster. She is recovering from influenza, following a serious illness. Delphian Club meets at Mrs H J Unversagt's home with a paper on Sir Francis Bacon by Mrs Jess Frasure. Bacons essays read by roll call. Henry J Unversagt hosts two bridge club evenings with guests and awards.
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Carry Barrett
Thimble and Art Club
White House
T. R. Walburn
C. A. Richey
Lucille Wright
Alice Shafer
Charlies Achauer
Lancaster
Delphian Club
H. J. Unversagt
Ida Mathias
Jess Frasure
Sir Francis Bacon
Bacon
A. K. Smith
N. Spring St
Betty Barnes
Delaware
Allen Cole
Mildred Collins
Culver St
Charles Huffman
Roger Friend
Lawrence Harden
Friend
Karl Harper
Harden
Clayton Scheide, Jr
Alfred Lanning
Lawrence Adcock
Ross Adcock
Huffman
Funeral Rites For Davida Jones In Good Hope
Funeral services were held at 10 a.m. for Davida Jones 87 of Good Hope Township who died Tuesday after an illness. Rites were at Roberts Funeral Chapel. Survived by his wife two sons and two daughters. Mr. Jones had lived in Hocking County for 19 years.
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Logan
Davida Jones
Good Hope Township
Roberts
Jones
Hocking County
1937 Hocking Debates Will Start Tonight
Debating teams from Carbon Hill Rockbridge Gibisonville Union Furnace and a mixed Ilesboro South Bloomingville squad begin weekly contests in the Hocking County High League tonight. Debates run through April 23 with rules set by a league committee distributed to schools.
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LOGAN
Hocking County
Carbon Hill Band Performs in Maxville PTA Program
Members of the Carbon Hill High School Band, 40 students strong and directed by Melvin Harberger, traveled to Maxville late last week to appear on a parent-teacher association program. Superintendent H. Dillon led a delegation of Carbon Hill teachers accompanying the group.
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Logan
Carbon Hill
Maxville
Parent-Teacher Association
Melvin Harberger
H. Dillon
Kiwanians Entertain Logan with Music at White House
Logan Kiwanians enjoyed a Tuesday meeting with piano by Mrs. C. 8. Clark and vocals by Miss Shirley Mooney. The program titled LOGAN A featured a program of music at the White House venue.
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Logan
Mrs. O. Sanner Dies In Newark Tuesday
Mrs. O Sanner died at her Newark home Tuesday evening after a short illness. She formerly lived in Hocking County where many relatives reside. Besides her husband she leaves a son Elmer and daughter Esther May of the home. She was a daughter of Elmer Harden of Logan and sister of Clyde Harden. The Rev A B Cox of Newark will preach the funeral at the United Brethren Church at 10 am Saturday. Burial will be in Ewing Cemetery.
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Newark
Hocking County
Elmer
Esther May
Elmer Harden
Logan
Clyde Harden
A. B. Cox
United Brethren Church
Ewing Cemetery
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