Election board begins official counts in Hocking County
Officials started the official canvas of votes in Hocking County. Unofficial returns showed Eugene Wright versus Phil Henderson for prosecuting attorney closely contested with a small margin, while other races were not on the brink of change. Harley E. Whitcraft to become common pleas judge. term tied to the unexpired period of Judge Petti, with Sparnow stepping down. Reports from Sand Run and other precincts continued after 8 o clock.
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Election Board
Hocking County
Peosecuting Attorney
Eugene Wright
Phil Henderson
Harley E. Whitcraft Hs
E. O. Pettit
H. T. Sparnow
Donahey
W.W. R. Lloyd
Tariff
W. P
Lloyd
Sherie W
Ste James Thomas
Cass
Orbis
New Pittsburg
Starr
Franchises Favored by Voters in Logan
Logan voters approved city council actions to grant franchises to the Hocking Power Co and the Hocking Falls Hydro-Electric Co. Hocking Power tally yes 1041 no 949. Hocking Falls tally yes 1169 no 986. Countywide, voters rejected abolishing the direct primary by 1158 yes to 3617 no, with every precinct casting against it.
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Logan
Hocking Power Company
Hocking Falls Hydro Electrical Company
Hocking Falls Company
Hocking County
Fans to Follow Logan Team to Athens for Key Game
Logan high school fans will travel to Athens to see Logan face Athens in a pivotal league contest. Local supporters expect a close battle after Logan beat Portsmouth while Athens defeated Portsmouth. Logan has two players sidelined since the Portsmouth game.
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Athens
Logan
Logan High
Athens High Eleven
Portsmouth
Correction to bank savings rate in Logan ad
A correction to Sunday's Messenger states the Farmers and Merchants Bank of Logan offered 3 percent on savings accounts, not 6 percent as previously advertised. The ad now reads We pay 3 per cent on savings accounts.
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Farmers and Merchants Bank of
Logan
Notestone Shot by Officers Transferred to Jail
George Notestone, shot in the left hip during an arrest near Mound Crossing while fleeing officers on a liquor charge, has been moved from Cherrington hospital after 107 days and will likely be arraigned on a second offense liquor count. The bullet was fired by a deputy. Guards at the hospital were relieved recently.
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Logan
Cherrington
George Notestone
Hocking County
Notestone
Mound Crossing
Homier
Farbearn
John Dicken
Green
Township
Charles Sheets
Local Notes Highlight Visits and Travels
Lela Moore left for Columbus to continue her studies after visiting Bradbury parents. A. W. Graham departed for Gallipolia. E. R. Carrier, previously with the Elk's home in Columbus, arrived for a relatives visit. Co. O. Smith of Ironton and Sherwood Hoffman of Dayton were in town, while Guy Russell and family began moving.
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Lela Moore
Bradbury
Columbus
A. W. Graham
Gallipolia
E. R. Carrier
The
Elk’s
Co. O. Smith
Ironton
Sherwood Hoffman
Dayton
Guy Russell
Local Visitors Mentioned in Columbus Area Notes
The notice lists residents and visitors including Clarence Leonardy of Dayton, Mrs. Richard Grogen who traveled to Oklahoma and was escorted to Columbus by Josephine Williams and Kelly Grogan, and Robert Spencer of Dayton. J F Niswonger of Springfield and Charles Childs recently released from Columbus hospital returned home. Henry Dowens of Charleston, Griff Lewin, and others visited Columbus this week.
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Mygett
Walnut Street
Clarence Leonardy
Dayton
Richard Grogen
Oklahoma
Columbus
Josephine Williams
Kelly Grogan
Robert Spencer
J. F. Niswonger
Springfield
Charles Childs
Henry Dowens
Charleston
Griff Lewin
English Quits Acting as Federal Judge in Illinois
President Coolidge accepted the resignation of Federal Judge George W. English of the Eastern District of Illinois. He was slated to face impeachment proceedings in the Senate next week.
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Washington, D. C
U.P
Coolidge
George W. English
Eastern District of
Illinois
Senate
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Wright
Henderson
Farm Bureau Office
Lang
King County
Robert W
Cline
BAYER
Ake
Denford & Danford
Trimble
Logan Hospital
English
Lydia E. Pinkham
Pinkham
Lydia E
Pinkham Medicine Company
Lynn, Mass
Richey’s Millinery
E. Main ST
Ohio
Yd. Cc
Dollar Day
Chambray
Stevens
Bordens
Red Star
Assort
D. Zenner
O. N. T. Clarks
Sorority
Big San
C. D. Shafer Co
Athens and
Nelsonville
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