Weymueller Is Legion Leader in Logan
Logan Post of the American Legion elected M. F. Weymueller as commander for the coming year at the annual meeting. Other officers include Erwin Matheny vice commander Charles Struble finance officer H B Kirkpatrick adjutant and Frank Harden among executive committee members. Appointive posts will be filled next Tuesday. A post dinner followed by a memorial service at the Methodist Church drew about 40 Legionnaires and 20 Auxiliary members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Harden
Sumner F. Martin
Frank Blasius
Mon Cook
James Rees
Joe Hall
Forest F. Weinrich
Weymueller
Methodist Episcopal Church
James R. Fields
Legionnaires
Three Fined On Liquor Charges In Logan
Logan authorities fined three men over liquor violations after a Saturday arrest by Deputy Sheriffs. Leslie Bowles paid 100 dollars plus costs after a car search yielded whisky. Sylvester Freisinger and R I Jones also faced 100 dollar fines for possession. Officers also found a pint at Freisinger home and a still with mash destroyed near the Perry County line.
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Logan
E. ©. Bright
Joe Farbearn
Ll. F. Hammond
R. I
Jones
Sylvester Freisinger
Leslie Bowles
Bowles
New Straitsville Road
Vreisinger
Freisinger
Perry County
Off-year Vote Totals in Logan County Show High Turnout
County Election Board reports 5 974 total votes county wide in the recent off year election. Logan city tallied 2 134 votes while 29 outside precincts cast 3 845 ballots. Several precincts matched last year with near equal turnout amid hot trustee and school board contests.
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Logan
Navy
County Election Board
Poultry theft hits Sand Run chicken house
Logan Nov 12 report says 16 chickens stolen from a Sand Run poultry house. Deputy Sheriff L N Hammond leads the investigation into the Sunday raid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Lewis Dawley
Sand Run
L. N. Hammond
Hammond services held for Mrs William Hammond in Washington
Logan Nov 12 Mr and Mrs L F Hammond traveled to Washington D C on Tuesday to attend the funeral of Mrs William Hammond who died there Sunday from injuries after a fall. She has several relatives in Hocking County.
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Logan
L. F. Hammond
Washington D. H
William Hammond
Hocking County
Now Those Rheumatic Pains Must Go
An old advertisement touts Allenry from McKee Drug Company as a fast acting remedy for rheumatic pain and swelling. It claims quick relief even during fever and promotes a money back guarantee if it fails. The ad urges readers to ask for Allenry in large bottles and low price.
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McKee Drug Company
Allenry
America
Red Cross workers meet tonight in Logan
Final meeting of Logan Red Cross Roll Call organizers set for 8 oclock at Forest I Weinrichs office. Weaver says aim is city and county cooperation with local funds aiding Hocking County. Ward captains chosen. canvassers to revisit homes for memberships and larger donations beyond the $1 rate.
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Logan
Red Cross
Forest I. Weinrich
Weinrich
American Red Cross
Hocking County
Boy Scouts
Warren Bright
George Howdyshell
Public Health
Gertrude Ulrich
Lutherans Meet Mass Meeting in New Lexington
A group of Lutheran men from Fairfield Perry and Hocking Counties attended a mass meeting in New Lexington Thursday evening. The event featured Rev. Louis Sittler Mansfield chaplain delivering the address and a dinner accompanying the gathering.
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Logan
J. I. Keller
Amos J. Heyde
Jacob Kleinschmidt
Lewis Kleinechmiddt
Samuel Gordon
Kfff
Preston
Lawrence Adcock
G. D. Engle
New Lexington
Fairfield
Perry
Hocking Counties
Louis Sittler
Ohio Reformatory
Mansfield
Woman Bitten by Bull Dog on Main Street
Mrs. Hamilton of North Mulberry Street was attacked and bitten by a bull dog on Main Street Friday afternoon. She required medical attention and the incident was reported to the county dog warden urging action against the animal.
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Logan
Lk. €. Hamilton
North Mulberry Street
Main Street
Street Reopens After Church Street Improvement
Logan November 12 work on Church Street is finished and the thoroughfare is opened to traffic. Traffic resumes on Warner Avenue and Wood Street as three blocks are completed. The improvement features brick laid on concrete with a sand cushion and a tar solution filling the bricks.
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Church Street
Logan
Warner Avenue
Wood Street
Armistice timeline and uniform corrections noted
Corrections address the armistice date eleven years ago and clarify that a chief petty officer belongs to the navy. Items list missing upper pockets on an officer’s uniform and belt crossing from the right shoulder. The scrambled word is CIRCUS.
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Navy
Tank Corps
Editor Faces Contempt Case in Jackson News
Editor Frederick Sullens of the Jackson Daily News is cited for contempt after refusing a judge’s probation offer and is summoned to court on November 1 to accept sentence. Contempt stems from his editorial predicting Perry Howard would be cleared of charges in Mississippi politics.
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Ond
Frederick Sullens
Jackson
Miss
Daily News
Sullens
Perry W. Howard
Woul
Mississippi
Armistice Day Holiday Closure Across Logan County
County officials closed the Courthouse and observed Armistice Day as a legal holiday, affecting Banks and places of business in Logan City. The measure reflects local enforcement of the holiday with public offices inactive and expected business disruption noted by residents and workers.
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Logan
Mail carriers distribute liveries across the city
In the city mail delivery continued with liveries produced by carriers and distributed widely. The effort shows broad coverage as items were prepared and sent through standard channels to reach residents.
Amos Collins Sentenced to Jail for Assault in Logan
Logan news reports Amos Collins of near Mound Crossing was fined $10 and costs and sentenced to 39 days in county jail after facing Magistrate S KE Bright on an assault charge brought by neighbors alleging he assaulted his wife.
Plans to Rebuild Timms Spring Co After Fatal Gas Explosion
Elyria authorities outline plans to rebuild the Timms Spring Company plant after a gas explosion Saturday killed six workers. Investigations continue into the cause as relief and safety measures are organized for the site.
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Elyria
Swimmers From Panama Zone and California Join Minnesota Squad
The Panama Canal Zone and California supply the most promising swimmers to the University of Minnesota team, coach Thorpe notes.
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Panama Canal Zone
California
University of
Zemo Soothes Itching Skin for Twenty Years of Relief
Depend on Zemo to stop itching with soothing, heating invisible antiseptic. Used for twenty years with remarkable success for all forms of skin irritations. Relief with first application, thousands report. Available at 69e and $1.00 from all dealers.
Hiram College to delaying new president appointment
A successor to Dr. Miner Lee Bates, president of Hiram College, will not be appointed until next spring after he prevented his resignation at the board of trustees meeting. The article also notes a 1858 baseball game in which admission was charged, played by teams from New York and Brooklyn.
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HIRAM
Miner Lee Bates
Hiram College
Board of Trustees
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