Man Charged With Stealing Clothes From Hotel Rooms
Edward Heatherly of Latonia Kentucky was arrested in Logan by Officer John Dicken on a theft that involved clothing valued at 100 dollars from three men staying at the Mithoff hotel in Lancaster. Heatherly, held in the city jail, was later brought back to Lancaster where an affidavit alleges the theft. He roomed with Burke Webb Henry McCord and John Weatherford and reportedly moved clothes to a trunk bound for Tennessee.
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Logan
Edward Heatherly
Latonia
Kentucky
John Dicken
Mithoff Hotel
Lancaster
Heatherly
City
Warner Hotel
Burke Webb
Henry McCord
John Weatherford
Mithow
Tennessee
Edwin Ricketts Candidate Again In This District
Edwin Ricketts a former congressman for the eleventh district filed his declaration of candidacy with the Hocking county election board on Saturday night to seek the Republican nomination for the district for the next two years. He has practiced law in Logan since leaving Congress in 1922 and served 1914 1916 and 1918 1922. Incumbent Mell G Underwood of New Lexington is expected to file for another term. Names on the petition include Judge Harley M Whilicraft James L Martin the Rev T C Harper the Rev James R Mleids Mrs Clara Campbell and J G Collins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Edwin PD. Nicketts
Eleventh
Hocking County
Harley M Whilicraft
James L. Martin
Ricv
T. C. Harper
James R. Mleids
Clara Campbell
J. G. Collins
Moderns gMEET Members Entertained by Mrs Lehman
Members of the Modern bridge club were entertained at Mrs William Lehman's North street home Friday evening. Three tables of players participated with substitutes Mrs Cinaude Hammond Mrs Lester Woiltz and Mrs Lorenz Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moderns Gmeet
Modern Bridge Club
William Lehman
North Street
Cinaude Hammond
Lester Woiltz
Lorenz Smith
Memorial Sermon Delivered Sunday in Logan
Six of the eleven Civil War veterans attended a memorial service at United Brethren church in Logan with representatives from the Woman's Relief Corps the American Legion Sons of Veterans and auxiliaries. Rev T C Harper spoke from Exodus 12 14 urging reverence for Memorial Day and warning against commercializing the day while calling for peace and avoidance of future wars.
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Logan
United Brethren Church
T. C. Harper
Woman's Relief Corps
American Legion
Sons of Veterans
Auxiliaries
Logan Man Charged With Reckless Driving After Wreck
Logan May 29 Francis Cupp ordered to report to city hall Monday evening to answer a charge following a wreck at Front and Culver streets Sunday. Policeman John Dick en investigated. Griffin of Columbus and others named in the report include Mrs Lafollett, Garnet Kittle 21, Rev James R Fields, Clarence Brown 21, Mildred Mason 19, magistrate E E Bright officiated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Francis Cupp
City Hall
Front
Culver Streets
John Dicken
Cupp
Fred Griffin
Columbus
Griffin Unlise
J. P. Rochester
John Lafollett
Garnet Kittle
Leslie Kittle
James R. Fields
Clarence Brown
Zanesville
Mildred Mason
Logan R. F. D
Walter Mason
E. E. Bright
Marriage Licenses for Heinlein and Miller Pair
Porter F Heinlein 28 a retail merchant of Logan and Wini fred Catherine Miller 21 of Logan home were married with Rev T C Harper officiating. William Lafollett 22 farmer of Millfield route No 1 is listed as the groom’s father.
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Porter F. Heinlein
Logan
William Heinlein
Winifred Catherine Miller
T. C. Harper
William Lafollett
Millfield
Hire Teachers Marion Township May 29
Marion township board of education met Saturday afternoon and employed teachers for the next term. C. F. Kriederer remains as principal of the high school. High school staff includes Bessie Kieffer and Mildred Clark, with grade teachers Florence Ellinger Sherman Poling Josie Weaver Marie Enale Margaret Rush James Brown C H Carpenter Lowell Irick and C W Zeigler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Marion Township
Board of Education
C. F. Krieder
Bessie Kieffer
Mildred Clark
Florence Ellinger
Sherman Poling
Josie Weaver
Marie Enale
Margaret Rush
James Brown
C. H. Carpenter
Lowell Irick
C. W. Zeigler
Shultz Committed to Lima State Hospital for Criminal Insane
Logan May 29 Sheriff W R Lloyd took Leslie Shultz to Lima state hospital for the criminal insane Monday morning where he will be held until pronounced cured by the superintendent. Shultz was committed by Judge Harley M Whitcraft after a jury found him insane following a trial last week. C W Shultz accompanied the sheriff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
W. R. Lyoyd
Leslie Shultz
Lima State Hospital
Shultz
Lima
Harley M. Whitcraft
C. W. Shultz
Lloyd
Poling and Helber Plead Guilty in Reckless Driving Case
Harley Poling and George Helber of Marion Township pleaded guilty before Mayor J P Rochester to reckless driving charges stemming from a West Hunter Street wreck Saturday night. Each man paid a $15 fine plus costs after arraignment following an alleged race prior to Poling striking Richard Savey’s vehicle near Front Street in Logan.
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Logan
Harley Poling
George Helber
Marion Township
West Hunter Street
J. P. Rochester
Reckles
Poling
Richard Savey
Front Street
Logan High School Aerial Completes 152-Page Annual
The final work of the Aerial staff in Logan was completed last week with the annual Aerial edition of 152 pages. It features numerous illustrations and pictures, giving balance to the publication. Grace St. Clair, named editor in chief, received her diploma with the 1928 class at the Vythian theater last Friday evening and led a capable staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Logan High School
Grace St. Clair
Vythian Theater
Mrs Shriner Hosts A Go Go Bridge Evening
Mrs Herbert Shriner entertained the A Go I Go club at her home Friday night. After dinner, members played bridge with three tables in play and substitutes listed as Mrs Edward Franzen, Mrs Clarence Schempp, Miss Grace Shriner and Miss Ada Krieg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Shriner
Edward Franzen
Clarence Schempp
Grace Shriner
Ada Krieg
Obituary of Frank Andrews in Glouster
Frank Andrews, 56, died Monday night at 11 15 at his Oakdale home from heart trouble. Funeral service Wednesday at 2 pm at the home led by Rev F F Roberts of the Church of Christ. Burial in Maplewood cemetery. He belonged to Giouster Lodge and K of P. the lodge will attend. Survived by wife and four children Mrs Dallas Christman Oakdale, William Andrews Kentucky, Frank Andrews Jr Glouster, Mabel at home.
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Glouster
Frank Andrews
Oakdale
F. FE. Roberts
Church of Christ
Maplewood
Andrews
Giouster Lodge
K. of P
Dallas Christman
William Andrews
Kentucky
Frank Andrews, Jr
Mabel
Mrs Kane Dies Glouster Near Mountville
Mrs. James A. Kane, 64, of Mountville, died Monday morning after a year of illness and a second stroke. Funeral at Mountville church Wednesday at o o’clock, Rev. J. A. Hopkins of Galion officiating. Burial Maplewood. Survived by husband and seven children: N. B. Kane Columbus, Dallas Kane Pennsville, C. M. Kane Ireland, Mrs H. A. Triplett, Mrs C C J Daugherty Cleveland, Kane Wingold, Mrs E la Drake Terre Haute Ind.
Knights of Pythias Members to Attend Frank Andrews Funeral
Members of Giouster Lodge No. 336 Knights of Pythias are called to meet at the K of P hall at 12:39 PM Wednesday for the funeral of Frank Andrews at Oakdale.
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Tlouster
Giouster Lodge
Knights of Pythias
K. of P. Hall
Frank Andrews
Oakdale
Search To Be Made For Lost Dirigible Italia Rescue Plan
A New York expedition led by Cesare Sabelli may depart tonight to search for the Italia. If no word arrives from General Umberto Nobile by dusk, Sabelli will fly to Tacoma and then Nome to base relief flights into the Arctic using an airplane fitted for the Rome mission.
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New York
U.pi
Italia
Caesare Sabelli
Sabelli
Umberto Nobile
Tacoma
Wash
Nome
Alaska
Arctic
Tle
Rome
Veterans plan memorial program in Glouster area
Civil War veterans organize Memorial Day events for Wednesday inviting all interested. Boy Scouts welcome. Morning graves will be decorated at Glouster Maplewood Bishopville Hollister and Catholic cemeteries. afternoon events at Hollister and depot square. Frank McCann Post, American Legion, splits squads to decorate numerous local graves from 9 to 11 am.
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Glouster
Red Men Hall
Maplewood
Bishopville
Hol
Frank McCann Post
American Legion
Dew
Burr Oak
Hollister
Cemtery
Taylor Ridge
Russell Cemetery
Jacksonville
Sands
Trimble
Legion
Crawford daughter aids father after cataract operation
Miss Helen Crawford and Mrs. Blanche Henry traveled to Columbus to visit Dr. Crawford at Grant hospital where a cataract was removed from his eye. Miss Crawford will stay with her father until he can return home.
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Glouster
Helen Crawford
Blanche Henry
Columbus
Grant Hospital
Dr. Crawford
Miss Crawford
Kruschen Salts Daily Dose Promises Vitality Boost
An advertisement touts Kruschen Salts as a tasteless daily 60 cent 30 day tablet regimen. It claims the two tablets each morning in coffee cleanse the stomach liver kidneys and bowels and keep blood free of toxins. The copy promises renewed energy mood and ambition with the familiar slogan its the little daily dose that does it.
Busy Bee 4-H Club Elects New Officers
The Busy Bee 4 H Food club in Canaanville elected Ina Faye Gaul as president and Dora Thompson as vice president. Leta Marquis was named secretary with Thelma Bean assistant secretary, Phyllis Channel treasurer, and Helen Louise Hayes reporter. New members include Dora Thompson Leta Marquis Helen L Hayes Frances Rhinehart Verna Darnell. A bake sale plan was discussed. Next meeting set for June 7 at Mrs A P Linscott’s home.
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Canaanville
Busy Bee 4-H
Ina Faye Gaul
Dora Thompson
Leta Marquis
Thelma Bean
Phyllis Channel
Helen Louise Hayes
Mildred Bretz
Helen Kolenich
Helen L. Hayes
Frances Rhinehart
Verna Darnell
Marle Norris
Treasury
G. G. Gaul
Fred Hanning
Ray Marquis
Raymond
A. P. Linscott
First Grade Visits University Museum
Rufus Putnam school first graders toured Ohio University Museum. Dr. W. A. Matheny led discussions on birds, snakes, and African exhibits. Children noted the cardinal and brown thrasher and learned about copperheads, tadpoles, salamanders, and fish as Marjorie Junod thanked the guide.
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Ohio University Museum
Rufus Putnam
W. A. Matheny
Civic Biology
Orland Mansfield
Matheny
Athens
Marjorie Junod
Dr. Matheny
One Let ter Golf Puzzle Answer
A compact solution is given: Lazy, Lady, Lade, Lode, Lore, Wore, Work. The sequence progresses through letter-shifting steps forming a chain of related words.
Ohio University professor writes nine exercises for adults
The department of physical education at Ohio University published a booklet by associate professor C D Giauque titled Ohio 9. It outlines nine simple exercises for adults to stay fit later in life and describes old age games like volleyball and tennis as lifelong options.
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Department of Physical Education
Ohio University
C. D. Giauque
Ohio 9
O. Co. Bird
Cupid Faces Trio Of Bad Situations In Newcomerstown
In Newcomerstown schools a triple threat rule bans student marriages dating of teachers and pupil marriages. Twenty five engaged female teachers for 1928 29 are warned that marrying will end their contracts. Faculty members who date students must resign, and couples who wed before commencement must seek housing.
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Newcomerstown
Upi
Dan Cupid
Fourth Annual Scooter Carnival Set for Wednesday in Athens
The Fourth Annual Scooter Carnival will be held on Memorial Day Wednesday afternoon at 1 30 on Lorene Avenue in Athens. C D Giauque Ohio University associate professor says the event is run by the physical education department with police protection and street roped off. Past carnivals drew over 200 children in scooter pushmobile bicycle roller skate and kiddy car races with ribbons for winners. Mayor Alex Moore approved Lorene Avenue for the races to accommodate large crowds of parents as spectators.
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Athens
Lorene Avenue
C. D. Giauque
Department of Physical Education
Ohio University
Alex Moore
Giauque
Man fatally leapt from window after law shout
James Lee Fitzgerald age 22 died in Cleveland after jumping from a second story window when someone yelled Here comes the law His neck was broken He had been arrested last February on liquor law charges.
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Cleveland
James Lee Fitzgerald
Fitzgerald
Doctor Directs His Own Fight To Live
CHICAGO May 28 A young hospital interne Dr Clyde Jensen 26 infected by an elusive germ and while conducting a post mortem he contracted it He directs his own fight for life calling for stimulants as he recovers from unconsciousness physicians have yet to find a successful treatment for the mysterious bacteria
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
U.R
Clyde Jensen
Jensen
Stop Getting Up Nights With Palmoglobules
An advertisement promises relief from bladder, urinary, and prostate troubles with Palmoglobules. It claims thousands have benefited and offers a free trial treatment with no obligation to anyone who has never used it, urging readers to write to The Palm Company at 60 Calhoun St., Battle Creek, Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palmo Company
Calhoun St
Battle Creek
Mich
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Joy Girl
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Paramount
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Cline
the Cline Ice Cream Co
Skooter Carnival
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J. West
Dixie Terminal
Cincinnati
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Wallace Beery
Raymond Hatton
Wife Savers
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