Kinser Leads GOP Ticket to Victory in Logan
Logan voters backed Kinser as mayor with 1 744 to 1 119 over Schrader in one of the largest off year turnouts. Kinser carried most precincts while Moore topped Milne in the Third Ward for council. Several incumbents and local officials were re elected or newly chosen across Logan Falls Township and surrounding districts.
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Logan
Dallas
Kinser
M. W. Schrader
George S. Moore
Dave Milne
Schrader
Stanley W. Baker
Frank E. Eberst
Mark H. Ricketts
Blanche Lutz
Harley Meyer
Dr. Walter &. Brehm
Oscar Steward
Fred A. Murray
Leroy Conkle
Lavon Goodlve
F. A. Koppe
J. D. Tipton
Edward Leach
Chase L. Wonn
S. H. Bright
Joe Walburn
Fred Stracke
Tipton
Falls Township
C. E. Brehm
Charles H. Frasure
Ray Snider
Mr. Brehm
W. L. Sauders
C. T. Stephenson
George Lehman
George H. Spang
Thorne
William Sayre
Homer Hedges
David Thorne
William Schorr
Lawrence Hedges
O. H. Bryan
Mr. Thorne
Hocking County
John Ayres
Murray City
Frank Murphy
Anna Simon
Mattie Ralph
Arthur Denson
Edward Shuttleworth
William Currens
William Kennedy
Floyd Stiff
Charles Shaffer
John Shelton
Charlies Foster
Robert Bell
N. F. Nimon
John McVay
Henry Rheinscheld
Porter Heinlein
Green Township
C.S. Moore
Frank Garrett
Jacob Gleason
Vern A. Robinett
Vern Shaw
Sam Chute
Phillips
Rolland Bright
S. T. Lyke
J "£ Strawn
Logan Board of Education
Scout Leaders To Meet In Logan District Session
Logan and Hocking County Scout leaders and district officials will gather at 7 45 Monday night at the White House. Harry J Stevenson district chairman says the meeting includes a district committee assembly and a separate scoutmaster training session to discuss local problems and plans for the coming year including the annual district meeting.
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Logan
Hocking County
White House
Harry J. Stevenson
Downs pleads guilty in break ing and entering case
Marshall Downs of near Laurelville appeared before Judge Phil A. Henderson and changed his plea to guilty on an indictment for breaking and entering. He was sentenced to the Ohio Penitentiary, eliminating another case from the recent grand jury. In other notes Mrs. W. B. Lacock attended the international Church of Christ convention in Columbus as a guest of Mr. and Mrs. F. L. Carlisle. Mr. and Mrs. Victor Welde and two sons of Baltimore visited the Barnes home.
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Logan
Marshall Downs
Laurelville
Phil A. Henderson
Ohio
W. B. Lacock
Columbus
The
Church of Christ
F. L. Carlisle
Charles Strain
Earl Spicer
Kenneth Silbaugh
Lancaster
Thomas Nihiser
Larry
Eva
Betty
Viola
Bernard Mitchell
St. Augustine Church
Mitchell
Impervious Brick Co
Mabel Price
Bradds
M. E. Church
Logan Social Notes Chronicle Local Gatherings and Visits
Logan social notes list residents returning from trips to Columbus visiting relatives, hospital recoveries, and several church and club activities. Includes Mrs. Harry Ambrose and many locals attending meetings led by Miss Lucile Oeffler and Miss Annabelle Heine staying with relatives during family hospital recoveries.
Held in Jail to Investigate Logan Parsley in Auto Theft Case
Luther Parsley of Logan Williams Pa is held in Hocking County Jail for investigation. It is reported Parsley escaped from London Prison Farm two months ago and will face auto theft charges for stealing Brady Hill’s car at about 1 15 p m. Parsley allegedly gave Lee Shuman a ride at Routes 31 and 180. the vehicle rolled over a 40 foot embankment. Shuman was taken to Cherrington Hospital for treatment. Sheriff Joe Farbearn pursued Parsley who fled after the crash as motorists assisted Shuman.
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Logan
Luther Parsley
Williams
Hocking County
Lee Shuman
Cherrington
Mound Crossing
Parsley
London
Brady Hill
New Lexington
Shuman
Joe Farbearn
Marriage at Union Furnace Announces Wedding
Mr and Mrs Ernest Murray of Union Furnace announce the marriage of their daughter Eunice to John Bumgardner of Nelsonville Rt 2. The ceremony was a single ring rite performed by Rev A P Cogan at the United Brethren parsonage at 1 30 PM Saturday Oct 30. A dinner at the brides home followed with many relatives present.
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Fred A. Murray
Logan
Delbert Marstiller
Nelsonville
John Murray
Ernest Murray
Frances Murray
John Bumgardner
Logan Chieftains Await Final Home Game With Circleville
Logan prepares for the last home contest of the season against Circleville on Friday. The following Friday the team travels to Nelsonville for the annual season finale.
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LOGAN
Logan Chieftains
Circleville
Nelsonville
Playful Logan Dog Interferes With Precinct Flags
Logan precinct officials reported a playful dog carried away two flags marking the precinct. The board supplied remaining markers and restrained the dog.
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Logan
Local residents in hospital after incident
Improvement is reported in the condition of Miss Mildred Collins Mrs Charles Huffman and Clarence Heine all of this city They are receiving medical attention at a Columbus hospital.
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Logan
Mildred Collins
Charles Huffman
Clarence Heine
Columbus
Webb Summit Farmer Finds 12 Inch Twin Ear Corn
Logan M. W. Howrdyshell of Webb Summit reports finding a twin ear of corn measuring 12 inches in length.
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Logan
M. W. Howrdyshell
Webb Summit
Sharpsburg Social Notes Highlight Weekend Visits
The community list recalls weekend guests visiting Sharpsburg residents including the Ties Peters Palmer and Palmer families and Hiram Thompson and Robert Grimes households. Church events feature Mt Hermon sale attendance and Ladies Aid meeting at Rev Bartoe’s. Local trips include Bartoe family visits and a Rosa Millmier dinner.
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Sharpsburg
Charles Ties
Earl Peters
Logan Peters
Marion
Floyd Palmer
Columbus
Hiram Thompson
Robert Grimes
Clarence Kerns
B. ¥. Armstrong
Mt. Hermon
Elton Beard
Gilbert Henthorn
Joe Beard
William Bartoe
Brown
Pomeroy
Bartoe
Wellston
Lucy Harris
Wilbur
Earl Carpenter
Kenneth Chesterhill
George Brooks
Ruth Thompson
Ladies Aid Society
Mt. Hermon Church
Pollyanna
June Armstrong
Marietta
B. E. Armstrong
Opal Kerns
Illinois birth rate falls 25 percent 1925 to 1936
A state health department bulletin on vital statistics shows Illinois birth rate dropped over 25 percent between 1925 and 1936 while the death rate stayed nearly flat.
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Springfield
Illinois
State Health Department
Early Reports On Logan County Voting Begin
First precinct Sand Run reports complete at 6 50 p m in the county school board race. Presiding judge C W Schultz leads Sand Run while 10 Leo Redhenwald presides in Logan with board members Lillie Petty George Wonn Marguerite Steward Amelia Goodlive and Fred Bownes Jr.
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Logan
W. Shultz
Leo Redhenwald
Lillie Petty
George Wonn
Marguerite Steward
Amelia Goodlive
Fred Bownes
McDaniel Motors Opens Logan Used Car Room
Logan business notes announce McDaniel Motor Sales opening a new used car showroom on Front Street in the Slim Larimere service garage. The Logan location will operate with the Nelsonville site on Watkins Street, selling used cars and Hudson and Terraplane new cars. Ted McDaniel and Jay McDaniel will manage Nelsonville and Logan respectively, with Gladys McDaniel transferring to Logan.
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Logan
McDaniel Motor Sales
Front St
Slim Larimere
Watkins St
Nelsonville
McDaniel
Ted McDaniel
Jay McDaniel
Athens County
Zaleski Social Notes Highlight Local Visits
Dr and Mrs A A Boal of Columbus visited Mrs Flora Dill while in town. John Ottman, formerly of Zaleski, died in Chicago. Do n P Schall of Columbus stayed with Aunt Mrs Joe Bighouse and family last week. Teachers attended a S E O meeting in Athens. Various locals hosted and visited relatives, including Miss Mae Harkins and Miss Dorothy Vansky. A marriage involving Miss Jenola Ferguson and William J Googe was announced. Capt Ulric Roush and family welcomed a son David Edward on Oct 27.
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Nelsonville
James Vanderford
Zaleski
Henry Harvey
George Wilcox
Beckley
W. Va
J. W. Weed
Dorothy
University Hospital, Columbus
Jenola Ferguson
William J. Googe
Shreveport
J. L
Estella Atkinson Ferguson
Vinton County
Ohio
Ulysses James
South Vienna
Clelie
Velums James
Tom Robinson
Mollie Robinson
Rose Ottman
Columbus
Emma Vansky
James Blackford
Carbondale
Garrett McKibben
Watson Hill
Dorothy Vansky
Harry Wyatt
John Schneider
Ulric Roush
Findlay
David Edward
Captain Roush
Camp Zaleski
Melvin McKibben
Mae Goff
Katherine Murphy
Athens
Margaret Moriarty
Edw. Morse
Hubert Beck
Social notes from Straitsville on November first week
Straitsville residents host visitors from Cincinnati Pomeroy and Columbus. Events include masquerade and slumber parties, birthday observances, new station management, illnesses, and upcoming evangelistic services led by Rev Bradds at the M E Church.
Road Projects Rushed on Route 31 and Bridges
Logan reports progress on Rockbridge Route 31 with 123000 cubic yards moved toward a 190000 yard target. Concrete piling drives continue on the west river bridge pier at Enterprise and parallel work on the C and O Railroad bridge. A box culvert is finished near the Otto Iies project. Budapest districts plan a courtesy to foreign tourists course in Balaton schools.
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Logan
Rockbridge
Route 31
Enterprise
C. and O
Budapest
Balaton
Hungary
Sale of Bad and Doubtful Debts for Glouster Bank
pursuant to a Court order in Athens County Ohio the Glouster State Bank will sell its bad and doubtful debts at public auction in Glouster on November nineteenth at ten o clock A M the sale includes mortgage and unsecured loans the list is on file at the Athens County Clerk of Courts office cash in hand at sale H Squire Superintendent of Bank of Ohio in charge of liquidation November 2 1920tw
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Glouster State Bank
Glouster
Ohio
Court of Common Pleas
Athens County
Athena
H. Squire
Bank of the State of Ohio
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Mildred Rainer
Alfred Lanning
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Phil Tschappat
W. Front St
John Kreig
Estelline Creal
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Carl Frenier
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Carrie Creal
Kenneth Fitzgerald
William Miller
Mary Harper
Merle Karshner
Mary McCray
Junia Club
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J. D. Sanderson
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James M. Barrie
Barrie
Myron Cunningham
Walter Kleinschmidt
John T. Underwood
L. K. Showalter
Mary Blasius
John Wellman
Charlotte Strentz
Emma McLain
Ruth Brooke
Helen Blasius
Emma Becker
Ella Rochester
Union Furnace
Sharpsburg Social Notes
McDaniels
Straitsville Social Notes
New Straitsville
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Ralph Zink
Cincinnati
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Richard
Edith Lanning
James Elberfeld
Minnie Lines
Elizabeth Essex
Mattie Albaugh
George Urban
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Arlene
Cambridge
William Bird
Fred Blankenship
Nelle Shuttleworth
Joe Todd
D. B. Blankenship
Freddie
Novella Mills
Betty Johnson
Russell Campbell
CCC
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Chas. Lawson
Ed Lawson
James Corbett
John Shuttleworth
Wayne Lowery
Thurman Thompson
Earnest Wilson
Main Street
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Donald Simmers
Shawnee
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