District Tests Named Twenty-Two From Logan Students
Twenty two Eking County boys and girls will travel to Athens Saturday for the district tests in the state-wide scholarship contest. Winners in each subject were selected from Logan School standards with top in each subject earning a trip to the district meet.
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Athens
Department of Education
Logan School
F. Ridgley
Logan High School
J. W. Man
Sarah Wright
Logan
Audrey Notestone
South
Perry
Mosemary Lavey
Marjorie Schwenke
G.logan
Christine Eberst
Peggy Hack
Wilhelmia Brooker
Kathryn Wright
Edna Smith
Ruby Nelle Nollison
Phelpy ‘Kre
Vets To Register At Memorial Hall
Plans for United Spanish American War Veterans convention in Athens June 22 to 26. Registration at Alumni Memorial Auditorium with a tented city on the fairgrounds. 200 to 300 attendees expected, breakfasts served on site, guards to protect delegates’ belongings.
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Athens
Alumni Memorial
R.dalton
Mail Job Open at Harrisonville Rural Carrier
Vacancy announced for rural carrier in Harrisonville. Examination in Athens with applications due to the Civil Service Commission in Washington by April 26. Application blanks available at the Harrisonville post office. exam date to be announced later.
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Athens
Civil Service Commission
Washington
Harrisonville
Highway Dept Pays For Thorn Port Curve Elimination
The State Highway Department paid 6938 dollars for property at Thorn Port to remove two dangerous curves on State Route No. 13. Construction starts immediately.
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New Lexington
State Highway Department
Thorn Port
Whitcraft assigns dates for trials in Logan court
Logan March 27 judge Harley M Whitcraft set April 1 to mid month for court trials and post April 15 for grand jury criminal cases. Assignments include Rutgers vs Donaldson Walters vs Woods State ex rel vs D Melvin Heft Conklin vs Sloan executor Baird vs Scholl Lane vs Oil and Gas Arledge vs Arledge Greenwaldt vs Greenwaldt Stratton vs Stratton Walters vs Walters Armstrong vs Armstrong Lemon vs Lemon and jury cases Shaw vs Elbert Kenner vs Shaw Sinks receiver vs Union Furnace Clay Pickett vs Central Ohio Transit Campbell vs Walters Sanders vs Hood Furnace Ice Cream Co vs Martin and Stones Tiffany Electric Co vs Logan Clay Product Butler vs McGovern United States Finance Co vs Henderson Green et al vs Nutter.
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Logan
Common Pleas Court
Harley M. Whitcraft
Rutgers
Donaldson
Walters
Woods
State
D. Melvin Heft
Auditor
Conklin
Sloan Executor
Baird
Scholl and
Lane
Oil and Gas Company
Arledge
Greenwaldt
Stratton
Armstrong
Lemon
Shaw
Elbert
Kenner
Sinks
Receiver
Union Furnace Clay Company
Pickett
Central Ohio Transit Company
Campbell
Sanders
Hood
The
Furnace Ice Cream Company
Martin and Stones
Tiffany Electric Company
Logan Clay
Butler
McGovern
United States Finance Company
Henderson
Green, Et al
Nutter
Indiana University invites Ohio University president for Foundation Day
Dr Bryan will speak at Indiana University to commemorate the 109th anniversary of the founding with a two hour convocation on May 1. Prof Frank M Andrews of Indiana University chairs the planning committee for the annual event.
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Indiana University
E. B. Bryan
Ohio University
Frank M. Andrews
Degrees Are Given At Grange Meeting
The first and second degrees were conferred on two candidates at the Canaan Grange regular meeting Tuesday night. Master Lester Holdren presided as resolutions honored A. P. Linscott, the first grange member to die since the charter was received over a year ago. The next meeting is set for April 9 with more degree work planned for a group of candidates.
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Canaan Grange
Lester Holdren
A. P. Linscott
Grange
Nanking Government Orders Campaign Against Hunan Opponents
Shanghai reports the Nanking government launches a campaign to suppress military oppositionists in Hunan where rebel warlords are concentrating troops.
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Shanghai
Nanking
China
Hunan
Bridge Progress At Lathrop Reported By State Engineer
John Dowler, resident engineer for the State Highway Department, says work on the new Lathrop bridge is advancing and grading and approaches to the structure have been restarted.
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Lathrop
John Dowler
State Highway Department
Utilities panel orders bond hikes for nine more firms
Columbus March 27. Following earlier orders to Logan Gas Co and Ohio Bell, the utilities commission cites nine additional companies to show cause why their bonds should not be raised for unauthorized rate increases.
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Columbus
U.R
Logan Gas Company
Ohio Bell Telephone Company
The
Utilities Commission
Jury names drawn for Morgan County damage case April 26
Morgan County clerk Thurman L. Morgan announced 20 jurors drawn for the April 26 hearing on the second of seven damage suits against the Athens County Commissioners over alleged highway rioting during the mine strike. Twelve jurors will serve. case filed by Ross Smith seeks 1000 for injuries on the Modoc Buchtel Road.
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Morgan County
Athens County
Thurman L. Morgan
W. A. Latta
Mary Scott
Elma Campbell
Mae Barkhurst
Frank Hart
P. B. Shoemaker
F. M. Wells
Edna Betz
Melite Carr
Austin Newburn
Dougan
C. H. Roberts
H. &E.kburn
W. B. Geddes
W. A. Waymer
Walt Finley
C. W. Abel
Clyde Wood
R. H. McKitrick
Nora Nixon
Spanish aviators in Brazil after trans Atlantic flight
Two exhausted Spanish aviators who landed at Camassary Aerodrome yesterday morning after a trans Atlantic flight from Spain slept late today and planned to continue to Rio de Janeiro at daybreak Thursday.
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Atlantic
Bahia
Brazil
U.P
Camassary Aerodrome
Spain
Rio de Janeiro
New York City Ad Claims Guaranteed Medical Treatment
An unclear note from New York Department 415 references a guaranteed treatment. The fragment mentions FTC like wording and stops mid sentence with vague promises about results and a newspaper mention.
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New York
N. Y
New York City
Rural Districts Get Further State Aid in Hocking County
Logan March 27 state education officials reported Hocking County rural school districts received a second allotment this year totaling 14 382. The funds for current expenses since January 1 were sent to clerks of the boards of education. Cumulative aid to the county since September 1 reaches 100 980 with further assistance expected before year end.
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Logan
Hocking County
State Department
Boards of Education
Derricks Burn as Grass Fire Destroys Ohio Oil Wells
A grass fire in Starr Township, Logan County on Monday destroyed two derricks on the F. M. Ludlow lease owned by the Ohio Fuel Company. The blaze threatened nearby rigs at Gordon Oil Company wells No 5 and No 7 on the C. W. Guess farm. Local farmers and oil field workers fought the flames. new rigs will be needed for the Ohio Fuel Company wells, though the wells themselves were not damaged.
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Logan
Starr Township
F. M. Ludlow
Ohio Fuel Company
Gordon Oil Company
C. W. Guess
Sudiow
Wycoff Arrested for Intoxication in McArthur
George Wycoff of McArthur, an employee of the Ohio Fuel Company, was arrested Tuesday night on Court Street by Police Captain Charles Maple. He is jailed awaiting arraignment, likely tonight.
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Wycofp
George Wycoff
McArthur
Ohio Fuel Company
Court Street
Charles Maple
Local Debaters at Convocation Today
Four members of the Ohio University debate squad spoke at convocation this morning after the forensic schedule. The question was resolved that trial by jury should be abolished with Leonard Henninger and Carl Slack for the negative and Glenn Cole and E L Parker for the affirmative.
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Ohio University
Leonard Henninger
Carl Slack
Glenn Cole
E. L. Parker
Williard H. Cooper
Department of Public Speaking
Students Named for First Campus Election Board at Ohio U
John R. Johnston announces the first official Campus Election Board at Ohio University. Five seniors and three juniors will serve: Ralph Betts John McCracken James Schaal Lillian Denner Louise Ickes Helen Sweeney Glenn Cole and Lewis Snyder. Spring campus elections are set for April 30.
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Ohio University
John R. Johnston
Ralph Betts
John McCracken
James Schaal
Lillian Denner
Louise Ickes
Helen Sweeney
Glenn Cole
Lewis Snyder
Cruelty Charge Filed in Crooksville Case
An affidavit filed in Justice H. E. Stoneburner's court at Crooksville accuses Harry Fitch of cruelty to chickens by shooting wounding and crippling six chickens with a shotgun and letting them die. The complaint was filed by William C. Jones.
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New Lexington
Justice of the Peace
H. E. Stoneburner
Crooksville
Harry Fitch
William C. Jones
Accuse Governor of Plotting To Murder
Impeachment proceedings against Governor Huey P. Long gather momentum as the Lower House prepares to consider a resolution embodying 19 counts charging crimes in office. The most sensational charge says Long asked his former body guard H. A. Battling Bozeman to murder State Representative J. Y. Sanders Jr., a political opponent.
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Baton Rouge
Huey P. Longi
Long
H. A
Bozeman
J. Y. Sanders, Jr
Olive Tablets Promote Bright Health in Children
Dr Edwards Olive Tablets offer a mild safe remedy to regulate stomach and bowels in children six years and up. Marketed as a nonhabit forming cure for constipation sour stomach torpid liver and bad breath the product claims to improve mood and energy through olive oil based tablets.
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Edwarda
Edwards
Ohio
Stewart Pupils With Perfect Attendance List
Stewart March 27 report shows seventh month perfect attendance for both upper and primary grades. Names include John William Barrows James Arthur Frost John K Hayes Charles W Ogg Clyde Pierce Herbert Vanness Edith Leyda Helen Moore Rita Moore Mary Norris Clarinda Sutton Florence Winner Ruth Winner Winifred Norris Paul Oliver Catherine Winner Madelon Jandes James Ogg Robert Laughlin Lloyd Merrick Wade Storer Foster Starlin Ward Starlin Margaret Jandes Elinor Spurrier Clarence Vess Wilma Frisby Dorothy Meek.
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John William Barrows
James Arthur Frost
John K. Hayes
Charles W. Ogg
Clyde Pierce
Herbert Vanness
Edith Leyda
Helen Moore
Rita Moore
Mary Norris
Clarinda Sutton
Florence Winner
Ruth Winner
Winifred Norris
Paul Oliver
Catherine Winner
Madelon Jandes
James Ogg
Robert Laughlin
Lloyd Merrick
Wade Storer
Foster Starlin
Ward Starlin
Margaret Jandes
Elinor Spurrier
Clarence Vess
Wilma Frisby
Dorothy Meek
Bartlett Fined $100 on Drunk Charge
Bartlett Bartlett pleaded guilty to intoxication and was fined $100 by Magistrate E. H. Porter this morning. He was jailed in default of the fine after failing to pay. Bartlett had posted a $400 bond on an assault and battery charge and was bound over to the grand jury.
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Harve Bartlett
E. H. Porter
Bartle
Bartlett
Porter
Answer to Jody's Letter Golf Puzzle
The sequence listing the nine ladder steps begins with None and travels through Hone Honk Monk Mock Muck and Much, forming a riddle path. Each word shifts by one letter toward a common end, revealing the puzzle’s solution chain.
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Jody
Monk
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