Absent Voters Ballots Low in Hocking County
The Hocking County election board clerk C. E. Brehm reported only 15 absent voter ballots returned by Saturday morning out of 24 applicants. Expectation of more voters registering during the day includes Togans shopmen working in Columbus. Interest centers on the county school board race with activity also noted around the Marshall bill meeting postponed to Friday.
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Logan
Hocking County
C. E. Brehm Election Board
Brehm
Togan
Columbus
Two Men Held After Wreck Near Hardemile
Two Columbus men, Benjamin Huffman and Clarence Sullivan, were jailed at the county jail awaiting a probable hearing on intoxication and driving while intoxicated charges after a wreck near Hardemile Thursday evening. Also involved were two Albany men whose names were not learned. Sheriff Lloyd investigated and arrested the Columbus pair. One Albany man reportedly suffered a severe hand cut treated before he continued home.
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Columbus
W. R. Lloyd
Albany
Haydenwile
1615 Meals Are Served in Hocking Jail in October
Logan reports that 1615 meals were served at Hocking county jail in October under matron Mrs W RR Liord. A daily average of about 14 prisoners was maintained. The jail diet included about 290 dozen eggs. A farmer from One Washington township keeps the jail market for egg production.
Funeral Held for Leo A. Kinstie in Zanesville
Logan residents traveled to Zanesville on Saturday for the funeral of Leo A. Kinstie former Logan resident killed in an oil field accident. Services were at a Methodist church with a quartet including S C Bright M H Cherrington Mrs C W Notestone and Miss Ruth Brooke of Logan singing.
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Logan
Zanesville
Leo A. Kinstie
S C. Bright
M H. Cherrington
C W P. Notestone
Ruth Brooke
Nondescrty Club Social Notes At Mrs Notestone Home
Mrs Charles Notestone entertained the Nondescrvnt club at her West Hunter Street home Thursday evening with roll call on The Influence of Music in the Home. Mrs Joe Crisy reported on the district federation convention at Creleville. Several members, guests, and performers attended including Mrs Della Bishop, Mrs Eugene Wright, and Mrs Naomi Goulding.
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Charles Notestone
West Hunter Street
H. M. Boocks
Joe Crisy
Federated Womens Clubs
Creleville
C. Clark Sane
Clark
H. ID. Atha
Atha
Della Bishop
Eugene Wright
J. W. Gabriel
JV. Woodard
Naomi Goulding
Walter Becher
Theodore Lytle
HD Atha
James
George Wonn
Ella Tritsch
A T Spears
Russell BerLn
H. M Boocks
Warren Bright
Roxy Cupp
Mary Frasch
Meanxine Orestone
Lowell Cupp
EXTERTAINS AT BRIDGE CLUB EVENTS AND GATHERINGS
The Wednesday Evening bridge club hosted by Mrs Gifford Hull had three tables with Miss Florence Bort as a substitute. Refreshments followed. San Souci club members toured to Black Jack camp in Washington township for dinner for ten. Jabberwochs club met at Mrs Fred Kreyssig with three tables of bridge and a lunch at Mrs Belie Hyson's home. Amic club met at Mrs Sam Smith’s on Front street where Mrs Liv erett Sain Mrs John Pettit and Mrs Fred Stracke won contests. Mrs Harley Amering and her daughter Jane attended as guests. Next, Mrs Victoria Phelps will host the club.
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C. Bright
A. F. White
L E. Pierow
Jp. K. Showalter
John White
Howard White
Bridge
Gifford Hull
Florence Bort
San Souci Clab
Black Jack Camp
Washington Township
Charles G Rowen
Fred Kreyssig
South Mulberry Street
Bryson Moorehead
Tuken
Belie Hyson
Amict Club
Sam Smith
Vront Street
Liverett Sain
John Pettit
Fred Stracke
Harley Amering
Jane
Cub Tne
Wiliam Hardy
Victoria Phelps
King's Daughters Meet at the Methodist Church
King's Daughters met at the Methodist church Friday afternoon with Mrs. William Wetherill in charge. Mrs. Joe Case led the lesson on Childhood of Today in Foreign Countries. Miss Minnie McBroom gave the devotional. Mrs. Raymond Lanning sang. Mrs. E R Hiett and Miss Nelva Jene Adcock joined the society. A two course dinner was served by several members.
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King's Daughters
King’s Daughters
Methodist Church
William Wetherill
Joe Case
Minnie McBroom
Raymond Lanning
E. R. Hiett
Nelva- Jene Adcock
Harry Thomas
L. P. Mooney
Lester Waltz
Virginia Belt
Ruth Brooke
Youth's Two Hands Are Frozen Stiff After Pipe Burst
Fred Morris, 26, of Corington Kentucky, son of Mr and Mrs IL Morris, was injured while installing a refrigerating system in a Cincinnati apartment. A burst pipe released a freezing chemical that froze both his hands. Police took him to a hospital for frost bite like treatment. his condition rapidly improved according to a letter to his parents.
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Fred Morris
Corington
IL Lo Morris
Herroid Place
Athens
Cincinnati
Morrid
Moris
Morris
President Coolidge Seeks Fast Aid for Flood Areas
President Coolidge anxious as new flood reports from his home state Vermont prompt swift orders. Attorneys General Sargent voices worry as a large flood wave hits Ludlow Wisconsin near Montpelier, the scene of the greatest damage.
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Washington, D.C
Cooldge
Fiood
Vermeont
Sargent
Ludlow
Montpelier
Silk factory collapse traps workers amid deadly panic
In Shanghai a silk factory floor collapsed sending panic through a crowd of workers. About 120 women were killed and 100 more injured as they fled toward a stairway after cries of fire. Foreign settlement police and Chinese authorities moved to control the chaos and restore order.
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Shanghat
Caly
Foreign Settlement
Final Plans Made For Appearance of World War Hero
Athens Kinanians arrange two appearances by Sgt Alvin C York, famed World War I hero. He speaks at Kiwanis at 5 30 p m in Hotel Berry, then at Athens high school auditorium at 7 30 p m to raise funds for Jamestown mountain school. Proceeds from lectures support the school. York also heads to Columbus to address Lions Club at Chittenden hotel with a Columbus delegation guiding him.
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Athens
Columbus
Lions’ Club
Chittenden Hotel
Columbus Club
York
League of Women Voters Launches Two Week Membership Drive
The League of Women Voters announces a two week membership drive led by committee chair Mrs John Dowler. The campaign began on November 1 and will close on November 13. Each member of the organization is urged to recruit new members during the period.
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League of Women Voters
John Dowler
Women’s political education group seeks new members
A city organization active since 1924 invites women to join for political education and discussion. It remains neutral, not aligned with any party, and is led by Mrs. Dowler Bald.
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Quyo
Dowler Bald
Otterbein Students Deny Involvement in Grandstand Fire
Four Otterbein University students told Assistant State Fire Marshal Howard Jennings on Saturday they had nothing to do with the destruction by fire of the 600 seat covered grandstand at the university's athletic field.
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Columbus
U.R
Otterbein University
Uelore
Howard Jennings
Discovery of mash destroyed after mineyard raid
A phanrel and several jars of mash were destroyed behind the Hocking mine Friday night with no arrests. Sheriff Williams Constable P Tucker State Prohibition Officer Joe Jonas and Constable Darling conducted a rainy search and destroyed the mash found under a hill. No person was located at the scene.
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Hocking
Williams
I, P.tucker
Joe Jonas
Rn Darling
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Amice Club
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Emma Kleinschmidt
Gertrude Kleinschmidt
Fred Koppe
Theodore Johnson
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Sherman Huffines
John Redhenwald
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J. K. Swyers
Jack Baare
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Floyd Cooper
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