Farbeann Has a Busy Day on Traffic Violations
Logan May 2. Sunday was busy for Traffic Officer Joe Farbearn who had five violators and two intoxication cases ready for arraignment Monday morning. Earl Slater of Columbus was chased from Rockbridge to Logan, charged with traveling 69 mph, pleaded guilty and fined 25 dollars plus costs. Other arrests include C R Duncan Loren 10 dollars costs Clayton Buskman Buchtel 10 dollars costs B A Dempsey Columbus 25 dollars costs Clifford Cramer Columbus not appearing Pearlie Searles West Street intoxication pleaded guilty fined 275 dollars and costs Lloyd Ramsey Sams Creek intoxication fined 59 dollars and costs.
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A. M. Ellinger
C. R. Duncan
Loren
Clayton Buskman
Buchtel
B.A. Dempsey
Columbus
Costa
Clifford Cramer
Fiiingcer
Pearlie Searles
West Street
Farbearn
E. E. Bright
Lloyd Ramsey
Sams Creek
Bright
Local residents visit relatives in Columbus and Logan
Mr and Mrs J W Woodard spent Sunday in Columbus visiting their son William and other family members. Delno Brown of Indiana arrived in Logan to see his sister Mary Bown a Logan High School graduate. Lether Friend of Pleasantville is in Logan for a week visiting brother Roger Friend and family. Merie Weymueller and daughter Anna Belle traveled to Columbus for a weekend visit. George Briey principal of the east side school visited his parents Mr and Mrs Charles Briey. A birthday party was held for him with Grace Hunsacker and immediate family. Mrs William Warden was taken to a Columbus hospital from the home of her mother near Logan for treatment and possible operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Woodard
Columbus
William Woodard
Delno Brown
Indiana
Logan
Mr. Brown
Mary Bown
Logan High School
Lether
Pleasantville
Roger
Warner Avenue
Merie Weymueller
Anna Belle
Frendy
George Briey
East Side
Grace Hunsacker
William Warden
Lewis Rodman
Mrs Della Bishop Seeks Another Term as City Auditor
Logan May 28 Mrs Della Bishop current city auditor filed her petition with the county board clerk announcing her bid for another term. She is a Democrat and faces opposition from Mrs Josephine Hanse who has already filed for the primary. No Republican candidate has announced.
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Logan
Della Bishop
County Board of Election
Bishop
Josephine Hanse
Local Couple Announces Marriage Intentions in Lancaster
Ivan L Snoke 21 shoe worker of Lancaster and Hulda L Flowers of Good Hope Township announce plans to wed. Roy W Burgess 22 service station worker of Logan and Venus Buchanan of Murray City also seek marriage. Rev M W B Stump and Rev H Dailey officiate.
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Ivan L. Snoke
Lancaster
James Snoke
Hulda L. Flowers
Good Hope Township
Joseph Flowers
M. Wv. B. Stump
Roy W. Burgess
Logan
J. R. Burgess
Venus Buchanan
Murray City
Logan High School Holds Baccalaureate Sermon by Dr Otto Mees
In Logan May 28 commence week opened with Dr Otto Mees president of Capital University delivering the baccalaureate at the Pythian Theater. He used the crown jewels as symbols of purity faithfulness and constancy noting emerald as foundation for a life fit for God.
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Mees
England
Furthem
James R. Fields
Mary Louise Bowen
Mary Jane Anderson
Loran
Mail at sea by Leviathan novel mail pickup device
A 40 foot steel device on the Leviathan will drop a cable to gather sacks of letters from the sea and airlift mail to shore, enabling bags to reach America 24 hours before the liner. Inventor Adame of Seattle and Lieut. Commander Pond will operate the seaplane for the first nonstop at sea mail collection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Adame
Seattle
Wash
George Pond
Hocking County Jury Commission Begins Wheel Drafting
Walter Marn Logan and Ne son Delong Laurelville named to the Hocking County Jury Commission as they start selecting 250 names for the jury wheel. Judge Harley M Whiterafl criticized past performance while the panel adds 50 more names to ensure a pool for the Albert Burchett first degree murder trial opening June 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Walter Marne
Ne'son Delong
Laurelville
Hocking County
AZOSO
Albert Burchett
Fragmented OCR note on river rise and rains
A damaged OCR snippet references river rise and rain observations with garbled words and unclear measurements. It mentions river, rise, rain, and times but lacks coherent data or context for full interpretation.
Gordon Concern Moving Offices To Arcade Building
Gordon Oil Company transfers offices from the McCarthy Block to the Arcade Building this week to gain extra space. The firm, formed in 1922 after moving from Columbus, has expanded with 1599 producing wells across multiple counties and 50 employees. High crude prices hint at resumed dividends.
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Hocking
Gallia
Meigs
Perry
Guernsey
Thecarawas
Pennsylvania
Washington Township
Whitcraft Back Completes Four Weeks Assignment at Cleveland
Judge Harley M. Whitcraft finished a four week assignment in Cleveland and returned to Logan to resume duties at the courthouse. He prepared for hearings on Monday including the first degree murder trial against Albert Burchett. During the recent assignment he moved from civil to criminal division of the Common Pleas Court and heard a major vote fraud case.
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Logan
Cleveland
Harley M. Whitcraft
De‘rea
Albert Burchett
Cuyahoga County
Common Fleas Court
Hoffman Knocks Out McTleue in 2nd Round at St Nicholas
George Hoffman of New York, former amateur champion, defeated Mika McTleue, former light heavyweight champion, by a knockout in the second round of a scheduled 10 round bout at St Nicholas Arena last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
U.P
George Hoffman
Mika McTleue
St. Nicholas Arena
Nora Konta the soothing deodorant by Mennen
Perspiration odor menace described and deodorant Nora Konta promoted as a cure. Claims include neutralizing acids, preventing odor, absorbing moisture, and protecting garments with frequent use. Ad copy urges use on body and sanitary pad and feet with druggist availability.
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Mennen
Henderson Has Finished Work
Logan contractor W A Henderson completed year long sewer and bridge projects at Portsmouth and New Boston and moved equipment to Logan. He suffered severe burns on his hands while handling hot tar in the final days of work. He plans to assist his son, Prosecutor Phil A Henderson, in building a new residence on Gallagher Avenue before taking on another project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
W. A. Henderson
Logan Contractor
Portsmouth
New Boston
Henderson
Phil A. Henderson
Gallagher Avenue
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Logan Pottery
Hocking Valley
Loreal
Farbeann
MISS
Logan News
Messenger
Clinton Webb
GO24
DR. Mees
Hocking County Jury Commission
Dnight
James Oliver Curwood
Hape
The
Northwest Mounted Police
Gordon Concern Moving Offices
McCarthy Islock
Arcade
Seamist
Janet Walker
Lord
Jantzen
NEW Virginia Dare
D. Zenner Co
Whitcraft Back
Hopman
Meetigup
Ajesti
Mitr Els
Adint National Picture
Bellamy
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