Movie Bills At Majestic Court Theater Highlight Star Power
The Majestic features John Barrymore in A Bill of Divorce Went plus Katharine Hepburn in a dramatic role, with Barrymore, Burke, and Hepburn drawing praise. The Court offers Nevada Buckaroo with Bob Steele as The Nevada Kid, and Dorothy Dix headlines alongside a supporting cast in Rackety Rax at Ohio Theatre.
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Majestic
Lionel Barryment
Bob Steele
Ohio
Victor McLaglen
John Barrymore
Massestic
Barrymore
Pillie Burke
Katharine Hepburn
Burke
Repubic
Katherine Cornell
Miss Hepburn
Guam
Read
Dorothy Dix
George Hayes
Fd Brady
Glen Wavender
Billy Engle
Artie Ortega
J.P Mee-Carty
Red Cross Roll Call To Start In Hocking County Sunday
Logan Ohio November 11 Red Cross Roll Call for Logan and Hocking County will begin Sunday afternoon led by chairman C V Shepard with precinct captains and Supt G B Carr overseeing high school enrollments A group of 406 workers have prepared clothing and flour valued at 17 600 sacks distributed locally Hocking County has received 2 1 for each 1 contributed to national headquarters detailed district captains and canvassers listed for South Logan Haydenville Laurelville Rockbridge and other areas.
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Red Cross
Hocking County
Logan
C. V. Shepard
G. BE. Carr
Toen
Alfred Campbell
Denzil Westner
South
Carbon Hil
W. E. Evans
Murray City
Sadie Foster
Don Solon
Gibisonville
L. T. Worley
Mies Weldon Smith
Falls- Gore
Mise
Elizabeth Hansey
Ewing Grange
William Mowery
Miller Chapel
Rastus Allen
Marion Township
C. W. Zeigter
Hengst Wins Treasurer Race With 2 Vote Final Margin
In Logan on Armistice Day election officials finished a late tally for Hocking County treasurer. George C. Henger leads Charles A. Strum by two votes after four ballots were counted, setting a new county record 9,552 voters cast ballots. Strum declined a recheck.
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Logan
Election Board
George C. Henger
Charles A. Strum
Murray City
Strum
Hocking County
Soldiers Honored In Logan Today
Logan citizens awoke to two loud blasts signaling Armistice Day events as Harry Mack fired hourly aerial bombs and a public tribute followed on the square with speakers C Wood Bow en and Barton A Hall. Prizes announced for parade features include best float and best dressed organization.
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Logan
Harry Mack
C. Wood Bowen
Barton A. Hall
Principals Meet on Tests and Basketball Schedule
Logan November meeting of county high school principals focused on Junior and Senior intelligence tests to be administered under local supervision in the coming days. They also discussed basketball with plans to reschedule postponed games to avoid forfeitures.
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Logan
Church Services News From Logan Pastors Announced
Logan reports Sunday worship by Rev. Fowler of Columbus at Methodist Episcopal Church morning service and Rev. W. N. Shank at evening service on The Star of Hope. Rev. Amos L. Heyde preaches at St Matthew Lutheran in the morning and at St John near Enterprise at 2 pm. Rev. J. W. Plummer speaks at Bethany United Brethren 10 20 am and at Fellowship U B Church 7 30 pm.
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Enterprise
J. W. Plummer
Bethany United Brethren Church
Fellowship U. B. Church
Scouts Rally in Logan to Feature Stunts November 18
Logan notices a Boy Scout Rally to be held Friday November 18 calling all Hocking County Scouts to Logan. A program of stunts and demonstrations is being prepared by Scout Masters with all Scouts and anyone interested in scouting urged to attend.
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Mocking County
Logan
Hocking County
Krinn Canty Nuptials In Logan Church
Miss Dorothy Krinn and Joseph J Canty were married Thursday at St John Catholic Church Logan with Rev James T Nevin officiating. Attendants were Howard Eberst of Columbus and Helen Canty. They plan a wedding trip to Indiana and will attend Notre Dame's homecoming game this Saturday.
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Logan
Dorothy Krinn
John F. Krinn
Joseph J. Canty
John EB. Canty
James T. Nevin
St. John Catholi Church
Howard Eberst
Columbus
Helen Canty
Young Girl Dies in Columbus Hospital
Private funeral services were held for 14 year old Mis. Alice McManaway of Logan at Haydenville. Daughter of Mr and Mrs Fred McManaway the death followed a Columbus hospital stay with infantile paralysis listed as the cause.
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Logan
Haydenville
Alice McManaway
Fred McManaway
Columbus
Real estate transfer puts Dlock on West Second Street under J A Fickel
Announcement this week reports the two story business Dlock on West Second Street is now under complete control of J A Fickel. Previously the building was owned jointly by Joe White and Fickel. The auto agency operation was established years ago. No price was disclosed.
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Logan
Dlock
West Second Street
J. A. Fickel
Joe White
Mr. Fickel
States vote to repeal prohibition and tax measures
Eleven states moved to repeal prohibition enforcement and approve related tax questions in the November election. Michigan, Louisiana, New Jersey, North Dakota, Washington, Colorado, California, Oregon and Arizona repealed liquor prohibitions. Oklahoma, Colorado and Indiana defeated income tax amendments. Connecticut, Louisiana and Wyoming urged Congress to repeal the Eighteenth Amendment.
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New York
Congress
Michigan
Louisiana
New Jersey
North Dakota
Washington
Colorado
California
Oregon
Arizona
Connecticut
Wyoming
Oklahoma
Indiana
Murray
Oak Park
Screen Comedy Unit Sets Future Plans for Yale Bowl Campus
The piece credits Ben Markseon and Lou Bresiow with adapting and writing dialogue for Rick ety Rax. Al Werker directs with Jack White as associate producer as Broadway sight lines extend to college campuses, stadia, and Pacific Coast gridirons.
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Broadway
Soldiers’ Field
Pacific Cosat
Ben Markseon
Lou Bresiow
al Werker
Jack White
Former Pastor Visited Logan While En Route to Xenia
The Rev and Mrs James R Fields were in Logan on Tuesday while traveling to Wellston to visit relatives. They drove from their new home in White city and inspected dahlia tubers, lifting some to take to Xenia. Fields has long been recognized for his gardening, with numerous top finishes at state fairs.
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Logan
James R Fields
Wellston
Vta Xenia
Fields
Xenia
Oate State Parr
History Home Town Tradition To Be Considered at Meeting
Logan officials detail upcoming programs and speakers for local meetings. Vernon D Keeler of Jackson High School will discuss the history of our own home towns at the PTA session in the Senior High Building. Dr Harsh a Logan banker will address the Scotts Creek Parcoal Teacher Association Friday evening. Music by Harder Junior Orchestra and other numbers are planned. The report also notes the death of an infant son of Mr and Mrs David J Sameuels of Columbus who was brought to Logan for burial and mentions local family connections.
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Logan
Vernon D. Keeler
Jackson High School
Harsh. Banker
Orxt
Scotts Creek Parcoal Teacher Association
Harder
Leaders See Unity After Uncertain Politics
New York November 11 leaders of American business express relief at political uncertainty ending and foresee a single minded nation aiming to consolidate economic gains and move toward prosperity. Bankers and industrialists foresee cooperation from all parties as essential to sustain the upturn amid new administration and cabinet policies.
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United Press
New York
U.P
P. W. Litchfield
Goodyear Tire and Rubber Company
Congress
Roosevelt
Will Hays
Alfred P. Sloane, Jr
General Motors Corp
Aggressive Recovery Policy Touted by GM Leaders
Melvin A. Taylor urges constructive recovery and business push, calling General Motors policy aggressive yet balanced. He argues the nation is greater than any one person and expects the election mandate to enable unified, effective governance rather than divided responsibility.
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General Motors Corporation
Melvin A. Taylor
Chicago
Greater London Home to Over One-Fifth of Tote Population
More than one-fifth of the tote population of England and Wales resides in Greater London. The statistic highlights London's large share within the national distribution.
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England and
Wales
Greater London
Simple home remedy for catarrhal deafness and head noises
An advertisement from Cline's Pharmacy promotes Parmint for catarrh related deafness and head noises. Take 1 tablespoon four times daily after mixing with hot water and sugar to relieve symptoms such as loss of smell and taste and mucous drainage. The ad claims nearly ninety percent of ear troubles are catarrhal and that Parmint could help.
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Cline
Ady
Cat Bite Fatalities Raise Questions In New York
Mrs Jum Shea of Minneapolis claims the body of her daughter Agnes Shea, a writer. Agnes went to Park West Hospital Tuesday evening complaining of leg trouble for six months and died yesterday after transfer to Whitferd Parker Hospital.
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New York
New
Jum Shea
Minneapolis
Mina
Agnes Shea
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