Youngest College Head Seized By Rev. Robert Ny Monngontery
A Pittsburgh clergy figure leads Rev. Ny Monngontery to head Trakic College at Targio, Md, becoming the youngest college president in the United States by a few months at age 30. He follows in the footsteps of Robert M. Hutchins who held the distinction at Chicago University, also at age 30.
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United States
Robert Ny Monngontery
Pittsburgh
Pew
Trakic College
Targio
Robert M. Hutchins
Chicago University
Logan May 36 Sheriff Nomination Contests Spark Primary
Logan notes a sheriff nomination contest as Walter Klein schmidt announces a bid after Sol Hlinger also seeks the post. petitions filed by two leading Republican contenders signal a likely primary fight.
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Logan
Ocrat
Walter Kieinschmidt
Kleinschmidt
Sol Hlinger
Filline
Hoover Approves Tariff Bill With Flexible Clause
President Hoover approves the Smoot Hawley Tariff Bill after a Virginia camp return and a conference with Attorney General Mitchell. The revised clause requires the President to proclaim or veto the Tariff Commission's changes within 60 days, avoiding a pocket veto. Senate debate planned with swift passage goals amid treaty timing. Also notes a probe into political spending by the Northern Methodist Board and deadly rioting in Rangoon over strikes.
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Washington
Hoover
Virginia
Mitchell
Senate
White House
Tariff Commission
Emoct
Watson
House
Lobby
Clarence ‘True
Wikon
Northern Methodist Board of Prohibition
Helen Belt to Edit Junior High Paper
Helen Belt has been elected editor in chief of the Logan Junior High School newspaper Biya and Geld Comet. She will replace Jack Baker who graduates to the Senior High. Paul Lunsford named managing editor and a staff including Lillian Kemper Frances Alexander Sam Cote Adath Steward Harold Thrush. Advisory faculty listed. Retiring staff wish next year success.
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Logan
Helen i Belt
Logan Junior High School Publiation
Jack Baker
Paul Lunsford
Mo Ee
Lillian Kemper
Frances Alexander
Sam Cote
Atdath Steward
Harold Thrush
Freda Marie Eberst
Genevieve Hula
Mary Lemon
Stiss Grace Hibarger
James Fulgers
Studt
Gore Leads Gore School Pupils in County Exam Averages
Gore School tops Hocking County rural schools with an average grade of 449 percent among nine eighth graders in year end promotional exams. Carbon Girl led with 78 6 9 percent average from 14 pupils, Enterprise second with 72 6 2, Green date third at 68 1 2, Union Furnace 63 percent. principals named.
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LOGAN
Gore
Hocking County
Supt. J. WW. Coleman
Carbon
Enterprise
Greendate
Union Furnace
Charles D. Brown
Gere
Hill Jowett
Carbonhiil
Seber Lehman
Greendale
Davis
Neal Kitchen
Logan Residents Visit Ash Cave and Columbus Outings
Dr W E Brehm was called to Somert Friday evening by his father G B Brehm postmaster of that village. Logan people visited Ash Cave on Sunday including Isaac Keller family Grace St Clair M J Cole and daughter H E Spamer John Wal smith and three children John Litt Bre J B Phillips Columbus guests of Joe Phillips. Ewald Schmietter and family traveled to Columbus to visit relatives. Lb Cons and son Shawnee Logan visitors Sunday. B O Pitzer Hemlock visited Logan Sunday. Leona Nutter Carbo Hitt visited Logan Sunday. Burgess Rather and Carl Walker went to Columbus Sunday for a loan game. Roy Chidister Alfred Schvert New Straitsville social callers in Logan Sunday. Harry Walker and family Columbus were guests of Rev John Walker over the end of the week.
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W. E. Brehm
Somermt
G. B. Brehm
John Acker
Eringtion
W. Va
Logan
Ash
Cave
Isacob Keller
Dammy
Grace St. Clair
M. J. Cole
Iudge H. E. Spameon
John Walsmith
John Litt
Bre
J. &. Phillips
Columbus
Ote
Joe Phillips
Ewald Schmietter
Cons
Shawnee
B. O. Pitzer
Hemlock
Leona Nutter
Carbo Hitt
George Burgess
Thomas Rathers
Carl Walker
Roy Chidister
Alfred Sctvert
New Straitsville
Harry Walker
Fardly
John Walker
Local Man Changes Look Each Spring in Logan
Notable resident J Reichley of South Bloomingville appeared in Logan Saturday with no mustache or beard. He normally grows a full beard in winter, but shaves it for spring, a marked change in appearance observed by friends.
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Logan
C. J. Reichley
South Bloomingvile
Logal
Mr. Reichley
Eight year old burned when her dress catches fire
Mary Ann Hula eight daughter of Mr and Mrs Gifford Hula of Columbus was seriously burned when her clothing ignited from a bonfire while playing in a neighbor yard. She was taken to a hospital with burns to her back and upper body. Her grandparents Mrs Ann Shriner and Mrs Mary Huis live in this city.
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Logan
May
Mary Ann
Gifford Hula
Columbus
Hula
Ann Shriner
Mary Huis
Road Is Tarred Between Terry And Laurelville
Logan May 26 Travel on State Route No 180 between South Terry and Laurelville faces difficulty as fresh tar is applied. The work is nearly completed, says Bord Wright resident engineer. After finishing that section the targing crew will move toward South Perry to the Logan Lancaster highways intersection north of Enterprise.
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Logan
South Terry
Laurelville
Bord Wright
Sor
South Perry
Logan-Lancaster
Enterprise
Club Meets at Hazel Kanode Home for Bridge Evening
Hazel Kanode hosted the Modern Bridge Club Friday night at North Market Street. Substitutes Myrtle White and JT Walburn participated as players.
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Hazel Kanode
Modern Bridge Club
Noth Market Street
Myrtle White
JT. R. Walburn
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