Mother's Day program hinted at in Hooper Ridge Sunday school
Attendance at Hooper Ridge Sunday school reached fifty six last Sunday. A brief Mother's Day program is planned for May 13 after the school session. Local families and guests visited one another across Athens Cambridge Amesville and The Plains. Pearl Linscott returns home from Holzer hospital Gallipolis while recovering from a serious illness.
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D. E. Kasler
W. D. Robinson
Athens
Charles White
Jacksonville
C. A. White
Floyd, Linscott
Song Charles
Jack
the Plains
Clarence Johnson
Gertrude
Kermit
A. M. Linscott
G. E. Moore
Ralph Edward
Amesville
A. E. Wooley
Jane
Evelyn
Alfred Jr
Cambridge
Harry Keefer
Herbert Calentine
Frank Wolfe
Pearl Linscott
Holzer Hospital
Gallipolis
Prisoners Taken to State Penal Institutions in Two Days
Logan May 9 two prisoners were moved to state penal institutions in the last two days. Cr. C. Miller went to the penitentiary for a year on a non-support charge. William Wryskiver taken to Mansfield reformatory for a year for his role in a local store robbery. Clyde Hashman paroled from the county jail with conditions to pay a liquor fine or face rearrest.
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Harve Sayre
Orbiston
Clyde Hashman
Pastors Sermon on Christian Business Ethics at Logan Club
Rev. Henry L. Geddes spoke to the Logan Rotary on May 9 about Christianizing business through the Golden Rule. He argued its use could solve national problems and apply to mining, manufacturing, and schools, while noting politics and religion have long been mixed.
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Logan
Henry L. Geddes
Logan Rotary Club
Golden Rule Nash
Hoover Watson battle marks Indiana primary figures
The Indiana primary produced a tight Hoover Watson contest for the state's 33 delegates to the Republican national convention. Early districts favored Hoover, but later rural returns shifted to Watson as final tabulations remained pending.
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United Press
Indiana
Herbert Hoover
James E. Watson
Hoover
Watson
Evans Woolen
Indianapolis
Ann-Smith
Alabama
Houston
Knapp Trial Ends with Jurors Deadlocked in New York
Albany May 9 The second trial of Florence E Knapp former secretary of State on larceny charges tied to a 1 2 million census fund ends in a deadlock. Justice Callaghan discharged the jury and set May 21 for a retrial. Also relief: John L Klinson cremated in cricket uniform in Ningham England.
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Albany
N. Y
U.P
Florence E
Knapp
Stephen H. Callaghan
Ningham, Eng
John L. Klinson
Twilight League to Open Season Next Tuesday in Logan
Logan's twilight baseball league restarts after a two year pause. D. M. Soliday elected president, Frank Judy Jr. secretary treasurer, four teams named East End West End Franks and Garage with rosters and managers listed. Opening games Tuesday Franks vs West End and Thursday Garage vs East End at the fair grounds diamond.
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West End
William Ritchison
Franks
L. P. Franks
Garage
L. R. Kienle
East End
Fair Grounds
C. E. Blackton
Mullen
J. Columber
Huth
H. Blackston
G. Mowery
Fox
Roush
Pierce
Brandt
Iles
Daubenmeier
Eberst
Bell
Wolfe
Ed Tolbert
Myers
Keller
Walker
Stroupe
Johnson
R. Soliday
Achauer
Canty
A. Mowery
T. Columber
Larimer
E. Roberts
M. Roberts
Soliday
George “Stoney” Burgess
Hugh Campbell
Arraignments Set In Logan Court On Mondays And Fridays
Judge A M Ellinger announces arraignments for speeders and similar cases will be held on Mondays and Fridays to cope with rising workload. Traffic Officer Joe Farbearn, handling the most violations, will arrange for prisoners to appear on those days. The judge has recently dealt with nearly a score of traffic and liquor violators in two days.
Ancient Turk Zara Agha Plans U S Tour At 155
To Tour U S Zara Agha, an ancient Turk who claims his age to be 155 years, will leave Stamboul for a tour of America. Agha has worked as a door man, but fat contracts offered for his appearance here would let him retire for decades more.
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Zara Agha
Stamboul
America
Agha
Memorial day service planning meeting at courthouse
A meeting is set for 6 30 pm Thursday at the courthouse auditorium to plan the Memorial day services. G A R American Legion Sons of Veterans Womens Relief corps and auxiliaries are urged to attend as committees will be formed to handle details of the day. Mary Patricia Douglass, daughter of the Rev and Mrs C R Douglass, was born April 28 in Iowa City where he serves as student pastor at Iowa University.
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Logan
May
C. R. Douglass
Mary Patricia
Douglass
Iowa City
Iowa
Iowa University
Presbyterian Church
Henry L. Geddes
What Price Patriotism
London report notes the county council accepted a British bid for rails over a Belgian offer by 40000 dollars less.
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London
Simple Calonite Powder Method For Blackhead Removal
A simple two ounce Calonite powder method claims to remove blackheads quickly. Sprinkle powder on a hot wet cloth, rub briskly over affected areas, and within two minutes the blackheads are said to dissolve away completely.
Five business places entered Monday night in Logan area
Three Enterprise businesses and two Logan sites were burglarized Monday night. Panels were cut from doors or windows to gain entry. Few losses were reported, and officials suspect a single gang or individual behind a third year of similar panel robberies in the Logan region.
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Logan
Enterprise Business
Enterprise
Joe Brashares
Ray Vancuren
Lewis Helber
H. O. Tom
William Disbennet
Gallagher Avenue
DeHaven
Laurelville
Haydenville Plant Sees 1134 Cars Built in Early 1928
Foreman reports the Haydenville plant produced 1 134 cars in the first quarter of 1928 as an indicator of clay industry's potential in the Hocking valley. A prominent sign reads No men wanted to deter the high volume of applicants seeking steady work and wages.
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Haydenville
Hocking Valley
Truck Damage Reported Greater After Collision
A light truck owned by John Hull of Hooper street and driven by Hull collided with a touring automobile driven by Myron Parker at the Albany road and Jerseyville road intersection last week. The truck suffered extensive damage including a missing fender bent radius rod mashed radiator shell destroyed radiator broken light and ruined casing and tube. Parker's car was almost completely demolished.
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John Hull
Hooper Street
Myron Parker
Albany
Jerseyville
Missing consul Walter B. Wilson Jr found dead
The state department reported the discovery of the body of Walter B. Wilson Jr of Greenville North Carolina who served as American vice consul at Shanghai and had been missing.
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Washington
Walter B. Wilson, Jr
Greenville
N. C
Shanghai
State Department
Six Fined for improper lights and intoxication in Logan
Six people were fined by Judge A M Ellinger after pleading guilty to light violations and intoxication. The group, arrested Sunday by Traffic Officer Farbearn and Deputy Sheriff Hammond, included Ralph Helber Harry Dalton Frank Murphy D R Ruth Raymond Martin and Archie Bryan each fined 1 and costs. Ruth and Dwight Stewart received 29 and costs for speeding while Harry Simons Fred Earl and Dana Marks were fined 20 and costs for intoxication.
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Ruth
Dwight Stewart
Harry Simons
Fred
Earl
Dana Marks
Store Brings Four Seeds Eng Quadruplets Born
Two boys and two girls were born to Mrs L C Waterton in a quadruplet birth reported by the store item.
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L. C. Waterton
Cleared of Blame For Fugitive's Escape
U. S. Attorney A. E. Bernstein cleared A. Neutzenholzer, superintendent of the Dayton workhouse, of responsibility for the escape of federal fugitive Harold Bleigh on May 2. Bleigh, who finished a 100 day liquor sentence May 2, was ordered returned to face charges of failing to declare 4 000 dollars worth of diamonds imported from Canada in 1925.
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Cleveland
U.P
U. S
A. E. Berstein
A. Neutzenholzer
Dayton Workhouse
Harold Bleigh
Bleigh
Bernstein
Canada
Nazarene Missionary Osborn Free After Seizure
L. C. Osborn of the Nazarene mission at Chaoc heng western Shantung, seized in the Nationalist advance, has been released he telegraphed. Osborn who hails from Columbia Ohio said he had reached Kaifeng the capital of Henan province safely.
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