Logan Chamber set annual meeting with sanitation program talk
Logan March 22 Directors of the Logan Chamber of Commerce met to announce the April 4 annual meeting with a dinner before the session. Officers to be elected and nominees referendum planned. Dr. W B Lacock explained the sanitation program and relief measures, which received unanimous endorsement. Legislative topics were discussed without public endorsements.
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Logan
Logan Chamber of Commerce
W. B. Lacock
Chamber of Commerce
Judge Acts to Hear Par melia French Case in Probate Court
Judge F M Acton of Fairfield County Common Pleas Court is assigned to the local Probate Court to hear the Par melia French case. Judge E F L Ewing withdrew to allow Judge Weygandt to assign another judge. No hearing date has been set.
Fined by Mayor on Serious Driving While Intoxicated Charge
Charles Reynolds of Laurelville pleaded guilty before Mayor Elias Bright to a driving while intoxicated charge. He received a $100 fine and costs with a six month driving suspension. It is his second court appearance in a week following a prior $150 fine, jail term for resisting arrest, and costs. W. O. Collins of Nelsonville faced non-support charges and was brought to Logan by Deputy Sheriff J. Farbean at police request.
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Logan
Charles Reynolds
Laurelville
Elias Bright
Costes
George Sells
W. O. Collins
Nelsonville
Joe Farbearn
Collins
George Bateman
Carr in Columbus to discuss state funds for city payroll
Sept G. E. Carr of the local schools spent Monday and Tuesday in Columbus consulting with the State Department head about school finances. It is expected that state aid funds will be obtained to cover at least one month's payroll for city teachers.
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Logan
G. E. Carr
Columbus
State Department
Dr Edwards Olive Tablets Promise Youthful Vitality
A vintage advertisement touts Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a gentle alternative to calomel for cleansing the bowels and toning the liver. It claims twenty years of use by men and women with stomach troubles and headache relief, urging nightly use for improved well being and appearance.
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Dr. Edwards
Dr. Hdwards
Measles Appear in East Grade School Four Cases Noted
Measles showed up at the East Grade School Building Monday with four cases reported to Dr. W B Lacock. Efforts aim to contain spread after a prior outbreak in West Grade. No cases at Central Grade or Junior High. Three scarlet fever cases quarantined in rural districts, none in Logan. No diphtheria, typhoid, or smallpox cases. Sanitation work underway with E C Story and Kenneth Lynn in Murray City this week guiding efforts.
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Logan
W. B. Lacock
Health Department
E. C. Story
Kenneth Lynn
Murray City
Fellowship Chest Campaign Brings Kiwanis Rotary Visit to Logan
Logan Kiwanis hosts Circleville and Lancaster guests for Fellowship Chest in Easterling Club House. Circleville President Lamb presents chest. Fred Burchfield loans it to Lancaster next week. Thomas Renick discusses Yellowstone ranger service. E Ephart addresses Kiwanis Ideals. Music by Ramblers Trio. visitors include Mayor Hedges and Sheriff Radcliffe.
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Logan Rotarians
Easterling Club
Logan
Lamb
Circleville Group
Fred Burchfield
Logan Club
Lancaster Group
Thomas Renick
Yellowstone National Park
E. I. @ephart
Circleville High &Chool
Kiwanis Ideale
Ramblers
Hi. B. Hedges
Sheriff Radcliffe
Logan High to Publish Modified Year Book This Year
Logan high school officials and the Aerial Staff decided to issue the annual publication in a reduced form. The book will be about half the normal size and cost about half as well, with groups needing to fund photographs if desired.
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Logan
Logan High School
United Brethren Sunday School Builds Easter Rally Goal
Logan march 22 Members of the United Brethren Sunday School aim for a 1000 attendance at their Faster Rally on Easter Sunday They hope for a dollar for each attendee and the yearly event emphasizes a strong Easter push for the church community.
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Logan
United Brethren Sunday School
Fears of High Water Ease After Temperature Rise
Logan reports fears of more high water in the city eased Wednesday morning as a temperature rise brought snow and reduced runoff concerns. Local authorities monitored levels but expected relief after the cold spell broke.
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Logan
Guild Entertains Meet at Presbyterian Church
The Franklin Kerr Guild met at First Presbyterian Church on Monday evening at six with a member-hosted spread. Mrs. Frenier led the lesson from American Indians while Mrs. Burchfield reported on the Presbyterial at McConneleville. Devotions by Mrs. Harden preceded a round table Presbyterial discussion. Guests included Mrs. Anthony, Mrs. Thurness, Mrs. Barker, Logan, and Mr. Robinson of Columbus. Mrs. Thurness and Mrs. Anthony joined the society.
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James Barker
Logan
Clark Robinson
Columbus
Thurness
Anthony
Beverage tops field with 152 in local bowling event
Clyde "Peck" Beverage rose to the select class of bowlers with a 152 score Tuesday. He opened with a spare and fired seven strikes plus another spare. His final frame featured two strikes and a four pin hit as Charlies Beshara’s 144 last week remains the year high.
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Logan
Clyde “Peck” Beverage
Maples
Charlies Beshara
Armstrongs Return to Laurelville After City Stay
Commissioner and Mrs. Harley Armstrong have returned to their Laurelville home after a two month stay in Logan. Armstong spent much of the early year in this city for business, with no temporary quarters taken.
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Logan
Harley Armstrong
Laurelville
Flurries Replace Weeklong Rain In Weather Update
A shift from ongoing rainfall to flurries concludes a pattern that lasted over a week. The forecast notes cooler air and lighter precipitation as conditions stabilize. Local radar shows scattered snow showers with no significant accumulation expected.
Logan High selects ten seniors for scholar program
Logan March 22 selection lists ten Logan High seniors to represent the school in the annual test. Only students in college preparatory programs were included. The scholars include Lewis Arnold Jack Baker Morton Epstein Minnie Louise Heine John Kleinschmidt Eloise Ralston Jane Thumesa Leah Racheal Warren Elizabeth Westbrook and Eleanor Woodard. Exams cover English History Mathematics Science and Current Events. Tests are set for next Saturday morning.
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Logan
Logan High
Lewis Arnold
Jack Baker
Morton Epstein
Minnie Louise Heine
John Kleinschmidt
Eloise Ralston
Jane Thumesa
Leah Racheal Warren
Elizabeth Westbrook
Eleanor Woodard
Local bowlers to compete in bowling congress at Columbus
Will Roll Wednesday Logan March 22 Local bowlers who will participate in the bowling congress now in progress at Columbus will leave here Wednesday afternoon. The five man event will be rolled at five o'clock that evening. The Logan keglers have been practicing for the last several days to be in condition after a year's layoff. Clyde Beverage will accompany the team. Those who will bowl are Edward C. Hamilton, John Columber, Howard Columber, George Burgess and Stanley Sparnon.
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Logan
Columbus
Logan Kegelers
Clyde Beverage
Edward C. Hamilton
John Columber
Howard Columber
George Burgess
Stanley Sparnon
Trimble Two Teachers To Get Pay In Few Days
In Glouster Ohio an advance loan of 20614 funds from the Ohio State Teachers Retirement System will enable Trimble Township teachers to receive salary checks within days. Clerk Dallas Christman said checks will be issued once the loan is received, under amended Senate Bill No 152.
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Glouster
Trimble Township
Ohio State Teachers Retirement System
Dallas Christman
Township Board of Education
Christman
Women Fight Ends in Arrest Outside Office
A quarrel that began on High Street in Glouster resulted in Constable G H Love arresting Beas Love and Grace Burns near the post office. Both pleaded guilty to quarreling before Mayor Andrew Allen and were fined five dollars plus costs, with payment arranged and release granted.
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Glouster
Ohio Collieries Co
High Street
G. H. Love
Beas Love
Near Derthick
Grace Burns
Millfield
Andrew Allen
Kiwanis Club in Glouster discusses war club duties
Glouster Kiwanis Club met at the Hotel Gordon to discuss Kiwanis problems and the Kiwanis war club. Attendance prize went to L. E. Richardson. Next meeting moves to Tuesday night with Zanesville Kiwanis presenting and War Club to be delivered to Athens Kiwanis in April. Mrs. C. C. Pickering recovering from major surgery at University Hospital Columbus with husband and mother Anna Gobb at her side.
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Glouster
Glouster Kiwanis Club
Hotel Gordon
Co. A. Pride
L. E. Richard
Zanesville Club
Kiwanis War Club
Athens Kiwanis
Glouster Club
C. C. Pickering
University Hospital
Columbus
Anna Gobb
Pickering
Powers couple welcome 4 pound boy in Jacksonville
Mr and Mrs David Powers welcomed a 4 pound baby boy born Tuesday at the home of Mrs Powers' parents Mr and Mrs J Noon in Jacksonville. Mr Powers remains in Columbus Hospital recovering from injuries from an automobile accident and left his room for the first time last Sunday.
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Glouster
David Powers
Attendance Honor Roll Named In McLeish Schools
At McLeish on March 22 officials reported nine and a half percent attendance for the past month. The list includes lower grade honorees Wavdene Brooks Jean Hook and others and upper grade honorees Charline Inman Viola Fox Leroy Roberts Annabelle Roberts Marion Zarley Glenna Brooks and Marvel McGee among several named students.
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Charline Inman
Viola Fox
Leroy Roberts
Annabelle Roberts
Marion Zarley
Glenna Brooks
Maxine McGee
William Embrey
Duster Roberts
Harold Roberts
Margaret Lengye
Lawrence Brooks
Vernon Hook
Marvel McGee
Mitchell Income Tax Evasion Charged by U.S. Attorney
New York March 22 United States attorney's office prepared to press immediately its charge of income tax evasion against Charles E Mitchell a leading figure of the boom days under orders from Washington.
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New York
U.P
Washington
United States Attorney's Office
Charles E. Mitchell
League May Call For Arms Embargo
Geneva March 22 With Hugh R Wilson the League of Nations Leticia Advisory Committee agreed to call for an arms embargo to curb Peruvian Colombian fighting over the disputed border zone Delegates were asked to obtain governments approvals to such an embargo.
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Geneva
Hugh R. Wilson
Switzerland
League of Nations Leticia Advisory Committee
Honor Mail Carrier For Efficient Service
Fifteen carriers and wives and Postmaster Goddard and family gathered at Mr and Mrs Charles R Harris home in Cutler on March 19 to honor the retirement of Harris a carrier from the Cutler office for 27 to 28 years. He retired due to ill health and received a fine chair from the Washington County Rural Letter Carriers Association led by Danielson of Marietta who praised his efficient service.
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Cutler
Goddard
Charles R. Harris
Harris
Washington County Rural Letter Carriers Association
Danielson
Marietta
Pomona Grange to Meet at Athens Grange Hall
A Pomona Grange meeting is set for Thursday night at Athens Grange Hall near the fairgrounds. The session is announced for practice purposes.
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Pomona Grange
Athens Grange Hall
Fairgrounds
Coolville Bus Restores Transport Amid Flood
Greyhound bus rescued from floodline by Coolville officials. Jack Parrish took the vehicle toward Parkersburg at noon Tuesday. Community notices include Sunday School class activities, Grange program plans, church Ladies' Aid meeting, and local visits amid high water conditions.
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Greyhound
Jack Parrish
North 3
Parkersburg
M. E
Roberta Humphrey
Inez Brafford
St. Patrick's Day
Theater dispute shifts to New York over Cleveland theater strike
The theater owners and unions in Cleveland brought their dispute to New York after a six hour session in Mayor Ray Miller's office failed to resolve the conflict. Local negotiations have reached an impasse with theaters dark for nearly a week.
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Cleveland
New York
Ray T. Miller
Car Hanson Reports Theft of Car Horn
Car Hanson of 2 Columbia Avenue told police a thief stole the horn from his car parked in front of 137 Franklin Avenue.
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Hanson
Columbia Avenue
Franklin Avenue
Evangelist Rev. Fred Gardner Opens Meetings in Trimble Church
The Rev. Fred Gardner of Middleport, brother-in-law of Mrs. Faye Janchius, began a series of evangelistic meetings at the Trimble Church of Christ in Glouster. Gardner serves as pastor of the Middleport Church of Christ.
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Glouster
Fred Gardner
Middleport
Faye Janchius
Trimble Church of Christ
Gardner
Church of Christ
Fleming to Face Arraignment on Criminal Libel Charge
Napoleon Ohio March 22 C W Fleming editor of The Ohio Examiner was scheduled for arraignment today in Napolean on a charge of criminal libel related to content in his newspaper.
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Napoleon
C. W. Fleming
Ohio Examiner
Sleet Triggers Fatal and Injury Traffic in Cleveland
A street storm coated Cleveland with ice on March 22 causing one death and multiple injuries including a patrolman. Traffic accidents across the city were attributed to the slippery streets.
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Cleveland
Milk theft arrests linked to three local suspects
Athens police arrested Oris Stevens of Mechanicsburg and Lewis Carsey of R. F. D. Athens early this morning in connection with a spree of milk thefts. The men were taken into custody as part of an ongoing investigation into local Dairy thefts.
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Oris Stevens
Mechanicsburg
Lewis Carsey
Athens
Randell Wright Pleads Guilty in Intoxication Case
Randell Wright pleaded guilty before Justice of Peace Fred Milliser to intoxication charges in Gallipolis on Monday. He was fined five dollars plus costs after arrest Saturday night on Front Street.
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Gallipolis
Randell Wright
Justice of Peace
Fred Milliser
Front Street
Bare Jap Plot To Take China
Geneva March 22 Chinese delegation to the League of Nations disclosed that details of a Japanese plan to invade China proper fell into Chinese hands. The plan titled Greater Manchukuo covered invasion of Peiping Tientsin and as far south as Jinan, and included Hoppi and Shantung Provinces.
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China
Peiping
Tientsin
Geneva
U.P
League of Nations
Tsinan
Manchukuo
Hoppi
Shantung
Pilgrim Holiness revival opens in Murray
Murray City March 22 Revival meetings begin at the Pilgrim Holiness Church tonight with Rev M C Kitts of Cincinnati to preach. Local residents visit relatives and friends across Ohio including Redfield Cleveland Columbus Mt Carmel Hospital and Mt Carmel training.
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Robert Foster
Frank Walter
Martha Isabel
Mary Jean
Logan
John Walters
Ruth Penn
Cleveland
Howard Miller
Columbus
Velma
Mt. Carmel Hospital
Joseph Beegle
Lizzie
Laura Johnson
Dorcas
Supt
Reese
Harry Shuttleworth
Morgan
Helen Murphy
Murphy
Dugan
Starry Ohio Theaters Show Girl Missing and The Mummy
The Ohio Theater opens Girl Missing with Glenda Farrell and Ben Lyon, blending mystery and romance as a wedding countdown thriller. Majestic Theater features Must Fight with Mary Carn, Phillips Holmes, and Boris Karloff in a mummy themed drama and notes on the elaborate makeup process behind The Mummy.
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Ohio
Glenda Farrell
Ben Lyon
Majestic
Phillips Holmes
Art Erickson
Don Mutig
Florida
Mparson
Hells
Mary Carn
Wampas Babywyn-Mayer
Majestic Theater
Hollywood
Boston
Miss
Son
Diana Wyngardly
Lewis & Lips Holmes
Robert
High Water Forces Area Schools to Close and Residents Entertain
Local notices report school closures due to flooding. Several residents and guests are listed visiting relatives across East Liverpool Athens Ravenswood Sandyville and Columbus. Hospital observation is noted for Betty Jean Adams aged nineteen months and visitors include Mrs Day ton Roush Mrs Alice Day and Mrs Pollyann Wagner among others.
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Della Roush
Dayton Roush
E. Edgell
East Liverpool
Homer Pickens
Alice Day
Carrie Roberts
Nellie Lyons
SandyVille
W. Va
Elijah Balser
Sallie Rood
Athens
Polly
Hubert Adams
Antiquity
Holzer Hospital
Hershell Wheaton
Ravenswood
Dana
Wade Parr
Funeral services for Joseph Phenoix in New Straitsville
Funeral services were held this week for Joseph Phenoix aged 70 who died at home after an extended illness six months after his wife Jinnie. He leaves a daughter Mrs. Mildred Harrison and four sons Virgil Oren George James five grandchildren. Burial was in the local Protestant Cemetery. Members of Odd Fellows and Red Men.
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New Straitsville
Joseph Phenoix
Jinnie
Mildred Harrison
Virgil
Oren
George
Mingo Junction
James
Shawnee
Odd Fellows and
Red Men
Don Blankenship
Pomeroy
Herman Forrester
Ewing Street
Edwards
Snyder
Harry Strain
Community notes from Ath ens and area visitors
New Asbury residents Mr and Mrs Joe Shuler and daughter Edna visited Ath ens on Saturday. Mr and Mrs Wilbur Bilder and daughter Mary spent the weekend with the Aaron Brown family. Vern Bernard stayed with his parents Saturday night and Sunday. Wednesday guests at George Niggemeyer’s were Lawrence Niggemeyer and son Raymond Coke Lawson and family and A W Brown with son Verne. Thelma Niggemeyer visited Mary Niggemeyer of White Hall Friday night and Saturday. Mrs Clarence Tuller spent Thursday with Mrs White Bean. Hildreth Tucker slowly improves after illness. Burneta Konkoskia of Graham Chapel spent Thursday afternoon with Agnes Niggemeyer. Lawson, Bernard, and George Niggemeyer attended the old men's basketball banquet at Shade Friday night. Mrs James Williams, bedfast for some time, is not much improved. Claire Burson called on Glena Flanders Sunday afternoon.
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Wilbur Bilder
Mary
Aaron Brown
Vern Bernard
George Bernard
George Niggemeyer
Lawrence Niggemeyer
Raymond
Coke Lawson
A. W. Brown
Verne
Thelma Niggemeyer
Mary Niggemeyer
White Hall
Clarence Tuller
White Bean
Hildreth Tucker
Burneta Konkoskia
Graham Chapel
Agnes Niggemeyer
Shade
James Williams
Claire Burson
Glenna Flanders
Porter to Speak on Personalities Friday on WEAO
Dr. James P. Porter of Ohio University will address studies on personality and vocation traits in a WEAO Columbus radio program Friday night at 7:45. He cites research from department stores factories armies schools and colleges and analyzes emotional makeup self sufficience introversion extraversion and dominance.
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James P. Porter
Ohio University
WEAO
Columbus
Porter
Police Have Definite Clue in Kidnaping
Youngstown March 22. Police announce a definite clue to the kidnapers of Peter Myers Jr 15 Masury Ohio schoolboy. Two of four suspects arrested in connection with the abduction Saturday night remained jailed. No word on the youth's location.
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Youngstown
U Pe
Peter Myers, Jr
Masury
Robbers Blast Wall Loot Argo State Bank Vault
Six gunmen used nitroglycerin to blast into the Argo state bank in Chicago looting the vault and safety deposit boxes. Police say about $4,000 in cash and $5,000 in stamps were taken. The raid occurred March 22 and is under investigation.
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Chicago
U.P
Argo State Bank
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