Stockholders Urged to Pay 100 Per Cent Assessment at Bank
Information tags mailed to stockholders of First Rempel National Bank warn that the comptroller of currency has levied a 100 percent assessment to cover potential deficits. Payments must be made by June 15, with formal claims possible on June 5. Receiver Alph G. Martin, in Logan to discuss bank matters, emphasizes prompt filing of pass books and balanced accounts to avoid delays. The Moore Restaurant receiver case, settled in a friendly suit, led to the bank’s temporary closure after lunch.
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First Rempel National Bank
Comptroller
Currency
Alph G. Martin
Columbus
Logan
C. A. Jones
Mtr
Jones
Jypass
Moore
Columbus Choir to Sing Here on Wednesday
Logan May 19 The program announced by Aron H Darnell conductor of the Columbus Wednes ay night choir will be sung at the First Methodist Epis copal Church by the Indianos Presbyterian Choir of Columbus in a sacred service to which Logan and nearby towns are invited Rejoice in the Lord at all times and other selections include hymns psalms and anthems by Copland Grieg Mendelssohn and others
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Logan
Presbyterian Choir of
Columbus
Aron H. Darnell
Voris Released Bowen Arrested In Liquor Case
Logan officials report mayor Elias Bright declared Walter Voris not guilty of furnishing liquor to high school boys. A second complaint followed as David Y. Milne charged Ralph Bowen in Juvenile Court, alleging Bowen acted as principal witness but failed to identify Voris or liquor source, leading to the case collapsing.
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Logan
Elias
Bright
Walter Voris
David Y. Milne
Ralph Bowen
Bowen
Voris
More Candidates Enter City Primary Race
May 19 report notes William Lehman filed a petition to enter the Democratic primary. Lehman, a North Street resident and retired railroad engineer, will challenge Mayor Samuel Hooper. Republican entry includes Anley W. Huston, former Falls township constable, expanding the field to five in the nominating contest.
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LdGan
Ayo Ralty
Co. C. Bauer
William Lehman
Lehman
North Street
Samuel Hooper
Aga
Bright
Nley W. Huston
Falls Nehiip
Large county cattle herd sold near Logan
A herd of 53 old cattle was sold by Ray Farshner near Logan to Paul Riggs a buyer for a Columbus packing company. It is among the county's largest cattle herds. Burl Greenlee of Circleville hauled the cattle to Columbus in three trips.
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Logan
Ray Farshner
Io Paul Riggs
Colurm‘bis Packing Company
Cobus
Burl Greenlee
Circlele
Barberton arrest fuels theft charge against Ralph Davis
Slogan May 19. Ralph Davis was arrested Sunday afternoon by Sheriff Sol Ellinger and Deputy Farbearn on request of Barber officers. He is said to be wanted for the alleged theft of a suit, no watches and a ring. Barberton officials were informed of the arrest.
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Ralph Davis
Sol Ellinger
Farbearn
Barberton
Evelyn Hume and Sonny Hume Celebrate Birthdays at East Front Street
Evelyn June and Sonny Hume Moots celebrated their second and third birthday anniversaries with a party hosted by their parents Mr. and Mrs. Carl Coots on East Front Street. Attendees included Donald Knapp Lucille Myrle Mary Love and Ernestine Love with Mrs. Devol helping with refreshments.
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Evelyn June
Sonny Hume Moots
Ruch Unconscious In Local Hospital after Crash
Logan report says Charles Ruch, injured Sunday afternoon, is unconscious and believed fatally hurt at Cherrington Hospital. His companion George Olzhofer, of Columbus, has a fractured right leg and faces a driving while intoxicated charge. Ruch suffered a crushed chest and pneumonia. no immediate relatives found.
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Ruch
Switzerland
Nesboro High to hold commencement with Kile as speaker
Nesboro High School will stage commencement Wednesday at the school building with Neal Wyatt Kile of Somerset delivering the address. Six graduates will receive diplomas: Marcella Kablosch, Mary Masure, Josephine Horn, Blanche Primmer, Howard Kitchen, and Grant Harden. Principal S. H. Dillon. The Senior Class play, The Deacon, a three act comedy, will be presented Friday evening with special music between acts.
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Logan
Nesboro High School
Neal Wyatt Kile
Somerset
Marcella Kablosch
Mary Masure
Josephine Horn
Blanche Primmer
Howard Kitchen
Grant Harden
S. H. Dillon
the Deacon
Three Arrested After Auto Crash at Logan Filling Station
In Logan on Sunday John Ward of Columbus was injured when his car was struck from behind by a second vehicle at a filling station. Police traced the other car to Tarleton and arrested Allen Floyd Raymond Cruett and Joe Holbrook. Floyd, a parole violator, faces state officials. Cruett and Holbrook pled guilty to intoxication and were fined ten dollars plus costs.
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Logan
John Ward
Columbus
Ward
Allen Floyd
Tarleton
Sol Ellinger
Joe Farbearn
Caught Under Car in Laurelville Road Wreck
Dick Hartsough of near South Perry escaped with minor injuries after his automobile overturned on the Laurelville Road early Saturday. Burl Greenlee of Circleville found him trapped beneath the car, weights pressing on his shoulders and neck, with one arm free to breathe. He suffered bruises and a cut on the left arm.
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Logan
Dick Hartsough
Near South
Perry
Laurelville Road
Burl Greenlee
Circleville
Hartsough
Greenlee
Mrs. Clara S. Miller Dies in Logan
Mrs. Clara Smith Miller aged 52 wife of Fred Miller died at 6 A.M. Monday at her Wood Street home from heart trouble. Fred Miller works for the Co. and O. Railroad. A daughter Mrs. Robert Keck resides here. Funeral arrangements not yet set.
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Logan
Clara Smith Miller
Fred Miller
Wood Street
Logan High Student Rosemary Lavey Honored in Columbus
Miss Rosemary Lavey of Logan High School tied for second in English III in the recent state test. She and five other students were called to Columbus to receive awards. Local district honors also went to Scott High Toledo first, Findlay second, and Portsmouth third in city contests. Honorable mentions included Lewis Arnold plane geometry Leona Byers English I Frances Alexander English I and John Kieninschmidt Latin II.
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Logan
Rosemary Lavey
Logan High School
Columbus
Scott High
Toledo
Findlay
Portsmouth
Lewis Arnold
Leona Byers
Frances Alexander
John Kieninschmidt
This One Wins Mushroom Hunters Find Turtle With Date 1878
Logan reporters recount mushroom hunters on the Grant Moore farm finding a turtle carved G. M. 1878 by a boy of 14, plus a shell inscribed May 10, 1897 found in 1914 and 192 today. The Gibisonville shells also bear the name Orville Fox and 1902.
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Orville Fox
Friend arrested in Columbus for theft near South Perry
Pat Friend was sent back to Hocking County by Deputy Stanley Sparnow after being arrested in Columbus Saturday. He faces charges of stealing bed clothing and dishes from a home near South Perry.
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Logan
Columbus
Pat Friend
Hocking County
Stanley Sparnow
South Perry
Grain Prices Over World Weaken in Last Week
Weather improved late in the week easing prices for most grains. Seeding of spring wheat nears completion in the domestic Northwest while winter wheat yields look favorable as Texas harvest nears. Coarse grains fall on better weather and rising acreage with corn facing weak demand and oats and other feeds cheaper.
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Columbus
C. W. Eberhard
Ohio Farm Bureau Grain Department
Northwest
Texas
Indiana Ohio to ease trucker license plate policy
Indiana will suspend arrests of Ohio truckers and seek reciprocity on license plates after policy change. Secretary of State Brown orders partial restraint while negotiations with Indiana, Ohio and neighboring states continue. Proposals include highway improvements on contracts bid with 67 miles to be built at about 2.97 million dollars.
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Columbus, CO
Indiana
Ohio
Motor Vehicle Department
Brown
Illinois
Michigan
Ohio highway funds expand as labor force grows this summer
The state plans widening 66 432 miles of roadway at an estimated cost of 801 524 44 dollars. More than 2 000 highway department workers will rise to over 4 000 by summer. Blue gill spawning beds soon open with females laying 3 000 to 4 000 eggs each. Hatcheries in Summit County supply the fish and the conservation department urges anglers to avoid spawning beds now for richer future fishing. Statistics released indicate broader propagation efforts.
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Highway Department
Ohio
Summit County
State Conservation Department
Shifting Ohio Divorce Ratios From 1890 to 1930
The secretary of state notes a rising divorce rate in Ohio from 1890 to 1930, with one divorce per 1,592 people in 1890, then 1,072 in 1900 and 411 in 1930. Refusals by courts also grew from 2,545 cases in 1890 to 6,364 in 1930, shifting from 1 refusal per 1.9 applications to 1 per 3.5.
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Ohio
Courts of
Sugar Prices Seen Rising After Stabilization Plan
New York lawyer Thomas L. Chadbourne, returning from Europe, predicts higher sugar prices in the United States. He helped draft a sugar market stabilization plan signed by seven nations.
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New York
U.P
United States
Thomas L. Chadbourne
Europe
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