Logan Briefs Highlight Local Visits and Occupations
Miss Sophia Larimer of Lancaster, trained nurse, spent the weekend in Logan with her brother James Larimer and family. Mrs Dan Goss of Sugar Grove visited Mr and Mrs William Ellinger. Theodore Newman’s wife returned home after four weeks with her parents Mr and Mrs William Ward of New Straitsville. Hugh Kelley of Nelsonville visited his mother Mrs Nell in Logan. Oliver Brown of Columbus visited Mr and Mrs Joe Egger. Frank Harden motored to New Plymouth for a day with relatives.
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Logan
Sophia Larimer
Lancaster
James Larimer
Miss Larimer
Dan Goss
Sugar Grove
William Ellinger
William Ward
New Straitsville
Theodore Newman
Hugh Kelley
Nelsonville
Logan Sunday
Nell
Frank Harden
New Plymouth
County Bridges Damaged by Flood Shaped Repair Plan
A county wide review reveals up to ten bridges damaged by high waters with many more affected. The board meeting Friday prioritized bridge replacement and repairs before further road improvements. A commissioner estimated flood damage could total about $10,000 to the county.
Runaway Ford Truck Damages Hill Street Home
Harry Hammon of Hammon grocery tried a game delivery in a Ford truck on Hill street. He left the vehicle to take an order, and it rolled down the steep grade across Market street crashing into the McCray residence. No injuries reported. damage to house and truck repaired.
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Harry Hammon
Hammon
S’riday
Hill Street
Market Street
McCray
Turn er Body Buried Here After Columbus Death
The body of Mrs. Clarence Turner, who died in Columbus last Wednesday, was brought to this city Saturday and interred at Oak Grove Cemetery. She and her husband were former residents of near McArthur.
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Clarence Turner
Columbus
Oak Grove Cemetery
Near McArthur
Mrs Gutliph trip to Columbus with three ladies
Mr and Mrs EF A Gutliph traveled to Columbus on Friday with Mrs Mariah Stoneburner Mrs William Bort and Miss Florence Bort. Stoneburner aged past 90 stood the trip well and with her daughter Mrs Bort they visited Mrs William McCormick another daughter in Columbus.
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EF. A. Gutliph
Columbus
Mariah Stoneburner
William Bort
Florence Bort
Stoneburner
Bort
William McCormick
Opening of Knichis of Columbus Fun Feast at White Arcade
The local Knichis of Columbus prepare a three day Fun Feast and Carnival to dedicate their new lodge room on the second floor of the White Arcade building. The event begins at 12 30 Thursday with ceremonies and music and offers visitors a souvenir. Most Arcade tenants will be open, except the Pharmacy which Blaine Johnson will open around early June.
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Order
Knichis of Columbus
White Arcade
Blaine Johnson
Merry Makers Club Hosts Delightful Evening
Mrs Don Ackers welcomed fourteen young ladies and two guests Mrs Everett Braley and Mrs Theo Johnson to the Merry Makers club Friday evening. The treasurers report showed a treasury balance of twenty five dollars, and the highlight was a two course lunch served by the hostess.
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Don Ackers
Merry Makers Club
Everett Braley
Theo Johnson
Mothers Day Observed in Logan Churches
Mothers Day was fittingly observed in Logan Sunday with special programs at most churches. The aged mothers were driven to church in machines, and hundreds wore flowers in tribute to both living and deceased mothers. City Sunday schools also had strong attendance with special opening music.
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Logan
Mrs Ruth Franzen Operated At Cherington Hospital
Mrs Ruth Franzen wife of Ed ward Franzen of West Hunter Street was taken to Cherington hospital where she underwent surgery Saturday for a complication of diseases. Her condition, though serious, is reported favorable.
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Ruth Franzen
Edward Franzen
West Hunter Street
Cherrington Hospital
Daylight Saving Confuses Washington Workers
Washington May 15 The national capital's daylight saving plan nicknamed rag time began this morning causing confusion as some workers started an hour early while others followed the old schedule.
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Washington
National Capital
New Permit System to Govern Alcohol Withdrawals in Ohio
Federal prohibition director announces immediate rigid lines on medicinal and manufacturing withdrawals. New water marked forms will be used. prescriptions may be limited to one quart for emergencies. Printing and rollout planned within days across Ohio.
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Columbus
J. E. Russell
Federal Prohibition
Ohio
Arena skit marks start of 1922 yearbook drive at Athens High
Athens high school students staged a morning chapel skit featuring Melba Woodworth Ross Gandee Homer Laird and Angella Woods to promote subscriptions to The Arena the 1922 yearbook editor Lewis Brown and business manager Abbott Wilcox say the book will include photos from manual training shop domestic science and machine shop departments developed under Superintendent C F Stailey with Mr Mardis and Principal Rupp supervising the edition James Blazler participates as a child actor underscoring the value of yearbooks in recalling pleasant high school days.
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Athens
Chapel
Melba Woodworth
Ross Gandee
Homer Laird
Angella Woods
Lewis Brown
Abbot Wilcox
James Blazler
FB. Stailey
Mardis
Rupp
President of New Croatian Republic in Agram
M Redovitch, named president of the new Croatian republic, is in Agram where his cabinet is in session. The territory over which he presides has withdrawn Serbia.
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M. Redovitch
Republic of Croatia
Agram
Croatia
Serbia
Evangelist Elmer Starr Headlines Athens Church Meetings
Special evangelistic meetings run this week at the Church of God on Hocking Street in Athens. Evangelist Elmer Starr, based in Columbus for 41 years, leads services nightly at 7 pm with a Sunday morning sermon honoring Godly mothers and a Saturday evening life story presentation.
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Church of God
Hocking Street
Elmer Starr
My. Starr
Theather
Columbus
Evangelist Story
Promoter Cochran denies Dempsey Carpentier bout on tap
Charles B Cochran writes from London denying any plan to stage a Dempsey Carpentier reunion or a Dempsey Will s match in the near future. He doubts a promoter would risk Dempsey in a ring with the husky negro and dismisses a comeback bid.
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Charles B. Cochran
London
Dempsey
Carpentier
Beckett
Wells
Cochran
Yesterday's Results in American Association Play
Weather cancelled games in Columbus at St Paul and Toledo at Minneapolis. Milwaukee beat Louisville 11 to 10 and Kansas City posted a 10 to 8 win over Indianapolis.
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Columbus
St. Paul
Milwaukee
Louisville
Kansas City
Indianapolis
Toledo
Minneapolis
Prospect Terry Joins McGraw Range From Atlanta
Dug up by John McGraw is Terry a 23 year old southpaw from Atlanta with minor league experience. He debuted with Newman in 1915 and spent time in Shreveport and Memphis before working at Standard Oil in Memphis. Terry is versatile and has played first base outfield and pitched.
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John McGraw
Terry
Atlanta
McGraw
Newman Club
Cardinals
Shreveport
Memphis
Tennessee
Standard Oil Works
Southern Association
Little Rock
Jawn
Athens High Dominate Nelsonville In Season Opener
Athens High School overwhelmed Nelsonville High School 14 to 1 in the opener. Sweeney pitched well for Athens allowing four hits with seven strikeouts, while Nelsonville errors and Longley’s struggles fueled the lopsided game.
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Athens High School
Nelsonville High School
Ohio Field
Athens
Longley
Nelsonville
Linton
Sweeney
McConahay
Baseball scores from the American League slate
Washington beat Cleveland 4 to 3 while Detroit defeated New York 8 to 2. No other games were on the schedule.
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Washington
Cleveland
Detroit
New York
National League Scores Big Wins Across Evening Card
Brooklyn defeats Cincinnati 6 to 4 and New York edges Chicago 5 to 4 in ten innings. Philadelphia tallies 5 runs to beat St. Louis 1 with no other games scheduled.
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Brooklyn
Cincinnati
New York
Chicago
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Baseball matchups listed for Tuesday schedule
Columbus at St Paul, Toledo at Minneapolis, Louisville at Milwaukee, Indianapolis at Kansas City. Cleveland at Washington, St Louis at Philadelphia, Detroit at New York, Chicago at Boston. Brooklyn at Cincinnati, Boston at Pittsburgh, New York at Chicago, Philadelphia at St Louis.
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Minneapolis
Milwaukee
Weeese
Indianapolis
St. Paul
Kansas City
Columbus
Louisville
Pore Lonnie
New York Menee
Enene
Detroit
Ewame
Philadelphia Ne
Boston Wa
Chicago
Serme Il
Washington
New York Eee
St. Louis
Wasanne
Chicago Wenn
Philadelphia
Brooklyn Eeeweees
Cincinnati
Wee Ee
Boston
American Association
Toledo
Cleveland
New York
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
Bomb Hurled at Belfast Streetcar Full of Women
A fuse bomb exploded into a street car in central Belfast as it carried women and children. A flower seller doused the fuse with water, likely preventing a disaster.
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Belfast
Ex press messenger shoots robber during attempt in Tuscon Ariz
In Tuscon Ariz an express messenger stopped a robbery when he fired at an unidentified assailant early today, killing the would be robber. Police investigated the incident as an armed robbery attempt on the Golden State Limited train from California to the east.
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Tusbcon
Ariz
Golden State Limited
Southern Pacido
Observance of Mother's Day Noted by Athens Printer
J. H. Hines, a longtime Athens printer, recalls Mother's Day with his five living siblings. The eldest, 78 in July, is joined by twins John and Rebecca Burt of Athens, Cornelia Burt of London Ohio, Cornelius Burt of Ashland Nebraska, and Hiram Burt of Madison County.
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J. H. Hines
Athens
Mr. Hines
John
Rebecca Burt
Athens County
Cornelia Burt
London
Ohio
Cornelius But
Ashland
Nebraska
Hiram Burt
Madison County
Radio Notes for Conn National Concert Series May Nineteenth
Radio notes announce a nationwide broadcast of Conn instruments concerts from eleven stations May 19. The third series features top dance orchestras and soloists, using Conn instruments and organized by G. Conn Lid of Elkhart Indiana. Programs mix popular tunes with dance numbers and solos.
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United States
C. G. Conn Lid
Elkhart
Indiana
America
G. Conn Ltd
Conn
George Sisler and Ken Williams Shine in Baseball Spotlight
George Sisler, a standout first baseman, continues his strong form this season as Ken Williams also hits home runs, keeping the spotlight on top players from Michigan A. and beyond.
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George Sisler
Suewies
Ken Ken Williams
Michigan A
Ohio Upsets Northern in 16 6 Erratic Weekend Game
Ohio turned the tables on Ohio Northern in the Saturday second game, winning 16 to 6 after a wild start. Snyder held the mound for Ohio and, despite shaky support at times, kept the game in hand as Herron, Stuart, and Snyder combined for strong hitting and steady play.
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Ohio University
Ohio Northern
Ohio
Northern
Berta
Stuart
Pillary Captures Famous Preakness at Pimlico
Pillary wearing the colors of R. T. Wilson won the Preakness Stakes at Pimlico in Baltimore. Hea finished second and June Grass third as crowds cheered the Saturday race.
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THE
Hea
June
Escaped Lightning Rider Reports Bolt Passed Unharmed
London May 15 Canta Herne an aviator who arrived from Paris said his machine passed through a bolt of lightning without damage He was not injured in any way
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London
Dempsey Returns Home After European Victory Tour
American heavyweight champion Jack Dempsey returns to his homeland amid cheers from hundreds of admirers. He praises his trip and confirms a return bout with Georges Carpentier, the light heavyweight champion, to be staged in Europe before June 1923.
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London
Jack Dempsey
Dempsey
Georges Carpentier
Europe
The Difference Between Position and Job
The saying contrasts a person who treats a role as mere rank with one who makes the role his duty. It suggests that failing to take a position as work leads to instability and loss of both title and employment.
Ohio Auto Association convention opens in Columbus
About 500 delegates attended the Ohio State Automobile Association convention at the Southern hotel in Columbus, opening today with members gathering for meetings and discussions.
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Columbus
Ohio State Automobile Association
Southern Hotel
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NEW Croatian Republic
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Jean Rosch
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Harry Lauder
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Columbine
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Horace Feger
Horace
Rube Waddell
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Rube
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Gettysburg College
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New Jersey Boxing Commission
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Joe McCann
Sailor Maxted
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Norman E. Brown
Nelsonville I Trqanged
R.H.E. Northern
Alter
Sawyer
Herron
McConnel
Spellman
Snyder
Rush
Mr Mason
W. J. McGinnis
Baltimore, MD
R. T. Wilson
Faultless Dry Cleaning CO
W. Washington St
H. B. Byerly
West Gay ST
Sam M. Johnson
the Fidelity Building Loan and Savings Co
Columbus, Ohio
Addie Lomax
Mound St
Athens County Buick Co
Cash Shoe
Inck
By David M. Church
Auto Men Meeting
GEO. Banks
Athens Ice Cream Co
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