Brown Sweeps Hocking County LeFever Evans Ewing Winners
In Hocking County many races showed lopsided outcomes the Republicans led as Clarence J. Brown swept the county with 1381 votes over Ingalls 476 Cooper 213 and Beatty 0. E. LeFever won state senate in a 28 precinct tally 1154 to Burgett 273 and Siemer 208. Evans led for sheriff with 1044 to Strentz 442 and Lloyd 683. Vance Webb leads Dems with 793 votes and many county posts faced close contests while official tabulation continued.
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Logan
Hocking County
Clarence J. Brown
Ingalls
Cooper
Beatty
White
Ross
Election Board
Dr. E. LeFever
Burgett
Siemer
L. P. Mooney
Paul A. Potts
Laurelville
Mooney
Potts
Ed L. Ewing
Strentz
Lloyd
A. M. Ellinger
Whitehart
Rhea Pettit
Miller
Skinner
Charles Brown
Vance Webb
Central Committee
John Lovett
Hamilton
Roy Martin
George Spang
Sol Ellinger
Quinton Shaw
Charles Strum
Murray City
Dan Struble
George C. Hengst
Carl Sparnow
William Gaffney
Surveyor
Orla Wolfe
Cornell Debout
Ernest Ja Schaal
Marty Primmer
Coroner
Tabor
Martin
Tetlow
Truax
Pau
Birthday observance for Mrs. Eliza Blosser at Batava IA
Logan relatives were reminded Monday of the 4th birthday of Mrs. Eliza Blosser at her Batava Iowa home. Mrs. Blosser formerly resided in this county and is related to the Bond Larimer and Bebout families of Logan.
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Logan
Eliza Blosser
Batava
Iowa
Falls Township Has Best April Flock
May 11 Logan Ohio Poultry records show Falls Township led Hocking County in April with an average of 24.93 eggs per bird from Mrs D B Blum. Second went to Mrs Ida Jones Starr Township with 22.06 eggs per bird. For the season since October Mrs Homer Straus Laurelville tops with 90 eggs per bird and second is Mrs James McLain Starr Township with 89.07 eggs per bird.
Eastern Trip Details For Logan Woman's Visit
Miss Ruth Heft of Logan travels with Mrs. J H Bowman and Miss Marie Bowman of Columbus and Charles Bowman of Columbus on a Washingtonian itinerary. They will visit Titusville Gettysburg Philadelphia and Washington D C before returning home with hosts Mr and Mrs Robert Johnston in Titusville.
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Logan
Ruth Heft
J. H. Bowman
Marie Bowman
Charles Bowman
Columbus
Titusville
Robert Johnston
Gettysburg
Washington, D. C
Philadelphia
Make This Model at Home Pattern Catalog Ad
An Anne Adams fashion feature promotes two color prints and high waist dresses with draped bodice and chic sleeves. Pattern 2441 offered in sizes 14 20 and 32 42 with fabric estimates. order 15 cents per pattern or 25 cents with catalog. Include name, address, size, and style number to The Athens Messenger Pattern Department New York City.
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Anne Adams
Buepage
Ordens
Atheny Messenger Pattern Department
Sincel
New York City
Local visitors and teachers hired for Columbia schools
The report lists guests from Cuya hoga Falls Akron Lancaster and Columbus visiting and staying with local families before the Kentucky Derby trip. It notes that the Columbia schools hired several teachers at a Saturday board meeting.
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H. R. McVay
Cuyahoga Falls
Martin Shibley
Akron
Cc. H. Jewell
Louisville
Charlies McCall
Zella Foster
Lancaster
Grace Jordan
Columbus
George Wood
Columbia Schools
Education staff listed for grades and schools
The piece names Woo Hampton as principal and teacher for seventh and eighth grades, Miss le Radekin for fifth and sixth grades, Miss Freda Turner for third and fourth grades, and Miss Ima Radekin fra for second grade. At the first school Mr Nyal Frank is principal and Miss Catherine Slates and W. E. Peck teach. Miss Ada Steinmetz visits Guysville to spend time with her sister Mrs Jewell.
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Woo Hampton
le Radekin
Freda Turner
Ima Radekin
Firh
Nyal Frank
Catherine Slates
Anc
W. E. Peck
Ada Steinmetz
Guysville
Jewell
Abductions Rise in Smyrna Amid Economic Crisis
In Smyrna, abductions become common as marriages wane due to financial woes. Grooms arrive at night with a crew, take the bride with feigned struggle and parental outcry, avoiding costly weddings. The marriages are later formalized with minimal ceremonies and invitations.
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Constantinople
Smyrna
Recommends Licensing of Firearms and Tear Gas
May 11.40. William N. Smith, head of Ohio bureau of criminal identification, urges licensing of all firearm owners and compulsory licenses for tear gas buyers and employers. He warns unlicensed tear gas could become a greater menace than firearms.
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London
William N. Smith
Ohio Bureau of Criminal Identification and Investigation
Smith
Legion drive reports nearly 5000 jobs in 24 hours
Chicago dispatches say work on highways, auto plants, salesrooms and related activities produced most of 4980 jobs found in 24 hours in the American Legion's million replacements drive. Totals to date reach 722794 jobs since the campaign began February 15 from midwestern headquarters Stevens Hotel Chicago.
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Chicago
American Legion
Stevens Hotel
Bratt System P Proposed For Aquar Quipul
Washington May 11 United States Minister to Sweden Jon M Morehead urged a twentieth amendment to the prohibition law allowing states to manufacture and sell liquor under a Bratt System He argued it would fit America given an educated industrial population and allow state policy experiments with adjustable liquor limits through arrests and consumption data.
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Washington
U.R
Jon M. Morehead
United States
Sweden
Senate
Blaine
Wisconsin
Morehead
America
Patents Range From Soap to Limburger
In New York at Grand Central Palace the first day of the fourth International Patent Exposition showcased inventions from non skid soap to a Scotch mouse trap. Notable items included automatic baby feeders and a fishing rod that rings a bell when a fish is caught.
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New York
U.P
Grand Central Palace
Ohio Prisoner Classification Explained to Athens Club
Dr. C. H. Creed, superintendent of Athens State Hospital and former head of the Ohio Bureau of Examination and Classification, explained how thousands of prisoners in Ohio’s four penal institutions are classified. The talk was given before the Athens Rotary Club at Hotel Berry on Tuesday.
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Ohio
Ohio Bureau of Examination and Classification
Athens Rotary Club
Hotel Berry
C. H. Creed
Athens State Hospital
Ohio forms examination board for penitentiary inmates in 1939
After the July 1939 Ohio Penitentiary fire the Ohio Bureau of Examination and Classification was created by executive order to assess new inmates and those awaiting pardons. About 9 000 prisoners across four facilities were evaluated, with 3 400 new admissions last year. Experts recommended education and treatment. mentally unfit offenders were steered to Lima State Hospital. Intelligence tests showed one third at or above average in ability.
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Ohio
Ohio Bureau of Examination and Classification
Board of Pardons
Creed Seid
Sociologiata
Paychologista
Lima State Hospital
Creed
Ohio Penitentiary
Mansfield Reformatory
London Prison Farm
Marveville Reformatory For
Doctor Creed
Corn Fertilizer Demo Near Laurelville
Start Experiment LOGAN reports a corn fertilizer demonstration on the M. L. Black farm near Laurelville led by D. R. Dodd with Harold Chambers. Eleven plots received four fertilizer formulas. checkups will occur during growth and at harvest.
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Logan
Harold Chambers
D. R. Dodd
M. L. Black
Laurelville
Impressionists paper presented at Euterpean Club meeting
Miss Bessie Briscoe spoke on Impressionists before the Euterpean Club at Miss Velone Ackers home with Miss Elizabeth Collison and Miss Mabel Brown assisting. Musical numbers by Mrs Anthony Toerner Mrs Nellie Adams and Mrs C S Clark followed. Refreshments were served after the program.
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Bessie Briscoe
Euterpean Club
Velone Ackers
Elizabeth Collison
Mabel Brown
Anthony Toerner
Nellie Adams
C. S. Clark
C. F. Ackers
Mrs Lawrence Hack Hosts E Z Bridge Club
Mrs Lawrence Hack hosted the E Z Bridge Club at her North Market Street home on Monday afternoon. Guests included Mrs A K Smith Mrs John Krieg Mrs Elizabeth Ambrose and Mrs Byron Wolfe Jr.
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Lawrence Hack
E. Z. Bridge Club
North Market Street
A. K. Smith
John Krieg
Elizabeth Ambrose
Byron Wolfe, Jr
Local Nuptials Link Haydenville Couples in Two Weddings
Joseph McGatha 22 and Missouri Bush 19 of Haydenville exchanged vows in separate ceremonies officiated by Magistrate C. T. Stephenson and the Rev. W. E. Ewing. Joseph is the son of Dane and unnamed McGatha parents, Missouri the daughter of John and unnamed Bush. John D. Carr 24 of Ports mouth wed Mary A. McDaniel 22 of Hocking County. ceremonies were conducted by the Rev. W. E. Ewing and Mr. Sterling.
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Emmett Olbers
Elizabeth Hildabrand
Deloris Judson
Esta Kytta
Freida Hanning
G. B. Courtney
Minnie Keck
Gladys Kempton
Ethel Roach
Fiona Witham
Bishopville
Roy Harrison
Ringgold
Parkersburg
W. Va
Harrison
Jesse Witham
William Witham
William Schnur
Toledo
Schnur
Taylor Ridge
Helvin Kytta
Cleveland
Emil Lainey
Lancaster
Carl Lainey
Audra Chalfant
Gerald Nagle
Athens
P. B. Chalfant
Billy and
Emmett, Jr
Greens Run
Fred Olbers
John Davis
Fred Kempton
William Dalton, Jr
Joseph McGatha
Haydenville
Dane McGatha
Missouri Bush
John Bush
T. Stephenson
John D. Carr
Portsmouth
Lewis Carr
Mary A. McDaniel
Hocking County
G. W. McDaniel
W. E. Ewing
Sterling
Tie vote reported for Republican committeeman in Fourth Ward
In B Precinct, Fourth Ward a tie for Republican Central Committeeman was found with C. W. Barnes and Alva P. Bray each receiving 43 votes. The results were reported as part of several party rank contests.
Few seed loan applications filed in Logan
May 11. Applications to the extension service for Federal seed loans are slow with only nine filed so far, compared with 23 last year. The closing date remains next Saturday.
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Logan
Extension Service
Itch Powder Disrupts Stanford Nudist Cult Plan
Palo Alto, May 11. Itch powder disrupted a budding Stanford nudist group led by Henry Miller Madde. The campus seekers planned sun baths as health, but the cult dissolved after itch powder was sprinkled on their basking ground. A note signed The Vigilantes warned they would strip their clothes next time.
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Palo Alto
Calif
Stanford University
Henry Miller Madde
Stanford
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