49 Hocking County Candidates Get in Last Licks for Primaries
Logan May 7 presiding judges were summoned to the Election Board to receive ballots and supplies. Final instructions were given as to conduct, with a likely vote count early Wednesday morning. Large Second Ward precinct expected around 400 votes, led by M. D. Higgins, a former presiding judge. Most candidates on the county ticket canvassed Logan, with front porches decorated and campaign literature everywhere. Races for Probate Judge and Commissioners remain close on the Democratic side. Republican races for commissioner and state central committee show scattered contest, with Harry Weaver and Milton J. Scott among notable figures. Previous primaries averaged around seven thousand votes, about 70 percent of county turnout. Deputy sheriff and election staff arrange rapid results at the courthouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Election Board
M. D. Higgins
Charles A. Frasure
Higging
Unis
Seer Ands
Bee
Lancaster
Milton J. Scott
Chillicothe
Scott
Hocking County
Charles Kleinschmidt
Salls
PMN Ringe
Teonty
Sherff
Joe Farbearn
CK. Kiyke
Dog Poisoners Active in Mulberry District
Logan reports dog poisoners at work in North Mulberry Street district. A valuable dog owned by the Rev. Elmer Bliss was the latest victim, but Deputy Sheriff Joe Farbearn saved the animal. A reward of 25 was offered earlier to identify the poisoner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Biltsa
Logan
North Mulberry Street
Elmer Bliss
Joe Farbearn
Harley in Lancaster Arraigns 29 Indicted by Grand Jury
Judge Harley M. Whitcraft traveled to Lancaster to arraign 28 Fairfield County Grand Jury indictments. With Judge Acton hospitalized, Whitcraft will assign cases and preside over trials expected to exceed two weeks, as a petit jury is scheduled to report Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lancaster
Logan
Harley M. Whitcraft
Fairfield County Grand Jury
Frank M. Acton
Whiterafl
Petit Jury
Convicted Thompson Sentenced to Mansfield Reformatory
John Thompson was convicted by a common pleas jury and Friday before Judge Harley M. eee. A motion for a new trial by Henderson and Canty was overruled. The court sentenced Thompson to the Mansfield Reformatory for an indeterminate period, to be taken there early next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Thompsan
Commons
John Thompson
Harley M. Eee
Henferson
Canty
Thompson
Mansfield Reformatory
Shori Sof Ellinger
Paint Zones Yellow in Logan Safety Efforts
The Logan Service Department painted new parking zones and safety lanes on Main and Market Streets in bright yellow. Workers also erected a traffic light at West Hunter and West Second Street near the West End School Building after council approval weeks earlier to address crossing children and heavy traffic. Councilman Frank Weisas led the light project plating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alan Breets
Logan
Service Department
West Hunter
West Second Street
West End
Council
Hunter Street
Frank Weisa
Robber Steals 1.50 From School Fund in Logan
A bold intruder entered the county superintendent of schools office through a window and stole 1.50 in change. The thief fled before alarms could sound, leaving vandalized papers and mucilage on the desk. Noah Robey discovered the intruder’s marks as he visited his father, the custodian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
County Superintendent of Schools
Hulding
Noah Robey
Thirty Take Tests Second Teachers Examination at Logan
Approximately 30 applicants attended Saturday morning at Logan High School for the second teachers examination of the year. Paul A. Potts A Lehman and H L Sapt J W Coleman served as members of the examining panel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Logan High School
Paul A. Potts
A. Lehman Ann
J. W. Coleman Ware
Nancy Trowbridge dead at 82 at County Home
Logan May 7 Nancy Trowbridge widow of George Trowbridge died Thursday at the County Home after a short illness from cerebral hemorrhage. Funeral services were held at the home at 1 o'clock Saturday morning and burial was in the Miller Chapel Cemetery. (Continued to age 5)
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trowbridge
Logan
Nancy Trowbridge
George Trowbridge
Milter Chapel
Vivant Bath Powder and Toiletry Listings Archive
A garbled catalog of Vivant bath powders talcs shampoos deodorants and lotions with various sizes and scents listed. The fragment mentions amethyst fragrance items and detailing quantities and promotions including free air mail offers for bulk orders and prepaid parcel post.
Prohibition and the Primary Topic Revealed
In Logan on May 7 the Episcopal Church will host Jamaica RB Fields who will deliver a sermon on Prohibition and the Primary. Speculation centers on remarks about state candidates, with expectations he may address Republican gubernatorial contenders influencing the dry vote. The event continues a week of church lectures and public invites across denominations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rew
Logan
Episcopal Church
Jami¢a RB
Fields
Presbyterian
Pell Hart
United Brethren
Pr Churches
New Hose To Be Purchased Shortly
Logan officials move to purchase 1500 feet of new fire hose after preliminary steps. The legal action needed will proceed while investigators pursue the person believed responsible for the destruction of city property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foreen
Logan
Ppercon
Gunsmith Wounded When Weapon Falls
Plymouth gunsmith Walker suffers an accidental discharge while cleaning a loaded 28 caliber revolver. The bullet hit his left shoulder and lodged near the neck after striking the acapula. an operation was performed to remove it. He is under treatment at Cherripton Hospital and, barring complications, expected to recover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plymouth
Logan
Mey
Cherripton Hospital
Walker
Lodge
Revoy Walker
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Anset
Lal
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Rio
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