Believe Miller Came to Logan
Logan Nov 6 County authorities believe William Miller of Lawrence County, an escaped convict, visited Logan Tuesday morning. A stranger matching his description called at the home of Mr and Mrs Irwin Matheny on Warner Avenue and procured food, prompting Sheriff W K Lloyd to notify Columbus authorities. Officials think Miller traveled south after his escape.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
William Miller
Lawrence County
Logan Ture
Walter Harrop
Pittsburgh
William Stoyle
Columbus
O. G. Harigh
Fluckeye Lake
Nick Staley
Liable Clase
Sunbury
Hev
J A. Bretz
M. EB
Noahry
Plan for Roll Call on November 13
Logan officials outline the annual roll call to be held in Logan on November 14 with a house to house canvass set for the following Wednesday. Women from local churches will organize ward captains and canvassers under Gertrude Ulrich and city church pulpits will be urged to support the campaign. Attending the meeting were Rev James R ibields Weinrich Mrs Ulrich Miss Margaret Gutz Barton Holl Dr Morton Brand J P Milter Dr C Melaneh John Kh Krieg and Clinton Webb.
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Logan
Redross
Forest I
Webbrich
Gertrude Ulrich
Ulrich
James R. Bbelds
Weinrich
Mrs. Ulrich
Margaret (Utz
Barton Holl
Morton Brand
J. P. Milter
C. Melaneh
John Kh. Krieg
Clinton Webb
Shawnee Social News Reports Church Event and Visits
Shawnee notes show residents visiting Columbus and Cambridge relatives, and attending services in Sunbury and Logan. A M E Church social room hosted a Halloween fantasy with eighty junior leaguers. Dottie Colvin won best makeup and Steanor Gaver best costume as Margaret Hopkins led activities.
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Columbus
Charles Savage
Isabella Packer
Edward Philip
Shawnee M. F. Church
Junioce
Dottie Jean
Price faces liquor charges after home raid in Logan
Deputy sheriffs arrested Fred Price on Bowen Street after a vigil ended with a search that found a pint on his person and eight pint bottles plus three half pints and two and a half gallons in a five gallon container at his home. Muriel Bose, said to be 17, taken into custody. Another charge likely pending.
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Logan
Fred Price
Bowen Street
Joe Farbearn
L. F. Hammond
Muriel Bose
Parkersburg
Price
Frice
First Reports From Hocking County Precincts On Taxation Amendment
In Logan on November 6 the Fourth Ward precinct report listed official presiding judge J. D. Pupler regarding the taxation amendment. The Second Ward precinct, led by Charles Newman, reported on the city ticket. Rural areas sent returns before midnight with exceptions.
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Logan
Hocking County
J. D. Pupler
Charles Newman
Two Are Fined in Logan For Intoxication
Emerson Terrel of Gore and Ralph Rae of a vaudeville troupe, arrested on Gallagher Avenue by Deputy Sheriff Joe Farbeam after an alleged altercation, were arraigned before Magistrate E E Bright. Each man pled guilty, fined five dollars plus costs, and were discharged upon payment.
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Logan
Emerson ‘Terrel
Gore
Ralph Rae
Gallagher ‘Avenue
Joe Far‘beam
E. E. ‘Bright
Democrat Ticket Is Winner Of Election In Logan
Elias E. Bright, Democrat, won Logan mayor by 486 over Republican Harry L. Smith as the full Democratic ticket swept into office. J. M. Lanner and Carl C. Poling were re-elected to the County Board of Education with Irvin Kokiet joining them. Multiple city and county races favored Democrats. tax and school issues showed mixed results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Elias E. Bright
Harry L. Smith
County Board of Education
J. M. Lanner
Carl C. Poling
Irvin Kokiet
Mrs Henderson Improves After Illness and Heart Attack
Mrs. W. A. Henderson, previously ill for weeks after a heart attack, is reported to be considerably improved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Henderson
All in Family in Logan Mayoral Race
Mayor elect Elias E. Bright and his Republican rival Harry I. Smith are cousins, each related to S. H. Bright councilman elect of the Second Ward. Elias is a brother of Holland Bright, member of the City board of Education. This is Elias Bright’s third bid for mayor, previously losing to J. P. Rochester by 41 votes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Elias E. Bright
Harry I. Smith
Two Local Adults Wed as Nevin Officiated
Charles Auker age 22 a brick worker of New Straitsville and Josephine Miller age 19 at home of Logan were joined in a ceremony officiated by the Rev James T Nevin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Auker
New Straitsville
William Auker
Josephine Miller
Logan
John Miller
Zanesville Avenue
James T. Nevin
Local Visitors Reported From Shawnee and Nearby
Mis Fred Tewksbury and Miss Blanche Jones of Shawnee along with Mr Raymond Metter visited Lowan on Tuesday while Miss Blanche Jones and guests toured local sites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mis
Fred Tewksbury
Zanesville
Raymond Metter
Miss Blanche Jones
Shawnee
Lehman Family Visits Mors in Canal Winchester
Mr and Mrs William Lehman and family from this city visited Mors Tom Durant in Canal Winchester Sunday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Lehman
City
Canal Winchester
Mors,Tom. Durant
Delica Brow Promises Enhanced Eyes After One Application
A cosmetic ad claims Delica Brow makes eyes look longer and brighter with a single waterproof application. It promises a sophisticated brow look and all day wear in brown or black and urges shoppers to ask for the product at toilet counters.
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Caolumbus
the Messenger
Wall DB. YY. Milne
Red Cross
Girl
Fourth Ward
Emerson Terrel
Democrat
Smith
Bright
Third Ward
Sumer JF. Martin
Clara Jones
Republica
Frank Eberst
William Robey
Co. F. Lewis
R. R. Lanning
S. H. Bright
John Timberlake
Fred Eadstman
Fred Stracke
Vernon Mauk
Harold Larimer
John Canty
C. W. Bowen
Josephine Hansel
Rolland Bright
Wood Bowen
George E. Fox
Board of Education
Election Board
Cart
Poling
D.om. Sanner
Irvin Kohler
Joe Locke
Kierd Nimon
Cc. H. Betehley
Hayden
Gibisonville
Falls Township
Carl Cross
Daniel Blackston
J. J. Keller
Charles T. Stephenson
Russell Bertin
Lowan
Grove
Druggists Soc
Victor
niSchool
Jack Horner Oats
Jack Horner
Peanut
F. J. Beasley Milling and Grocery Co
AsBibs
General Electric
Aose
The
Southern Ohio Electric Co
al Hens
Nelsonville
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