Driver of Coal Truck Fined for Operating Vehicle While Drunk
Harmon Thacher of Delphos was arrested on Route 31 north of Logan for driving a coal truck while intoxicated. He was arraigned before Mayor Fitzgerald, fined 100 dollars plus costs, and prohibited from driving for six months. unable to pay, he was jailed.
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Logan
Harmon Thacher
Delphos
Route 31
George Jurgenamier
Thacher
Kenneth R. Fitzgerald
Driver Who Escaped Injury Is Arrested
Owen Campbell of New Straitaville escaped injury when his car went off the New Straiteville Murray City highway Saturday night and plunged down a steep embankment. State Patrolman T B Sprague arrested him for operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated. Campbell was arraigned before Mayor Kenneth R Fitzgerald and pleaded guilty.
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Logan
Owen Campbell
New Straitaville
New Straiteville
Murray City
Campbell
T. B. Sprague
Campbell Fined 100 and Six Month Driving Ban
A fine of 100 and costs was assessed and Campbell lost his right to drive for six months.
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Campbell
Logan Assembly Highlights Junior High Club Mentions
Friday morning at Logan Junior High featured a club-focused assembly with monthly discussion on club work. Advisors listed include Dramatics Miss Sarah Holmes Science Miss Grage Hibarger Future Farmers H E Saxton Journalism Miss Ruth Armstrong Book Lovers Miss Della Webb Nature Miss Mary Lemon Modeling Rudolph Hankison Hobby M B Lies Handwork Miss Florence Larimer Boys Home Economics Miss Ruth Bryan History Walter M Haas.
Fail to Agree on Finance of Schools in Logan Falls
Logan Falls District Board of Education met Saturday to discuss district finances. No definite action was taken as the district failed to approve a three mill school levy. State aid will be cut off after January 1, and the board prefers awaiting action from the Legislature before deciding. Several members oppose obligating the district without known funding sources.
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Logan — Falls District Board of Education
Fire at West Hunter Street home boils clothes alarm
Dish cloths left on a stove at Ernest Kleinschmidt 166 West Hunter Street boiled dry and ignited. The resulting alarm was reported to the fire department with no damage listed.
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LOGAN
Ernest Kleinschmidt
West
Hunter Street
Argument Over Gate Brings Court Appearance for Griffith
An affidavit filed before Magistrate 8. B. Whitehart charges Ben Griffith of Marion Township with unlawfully assaulting John G. Byerly with intent to kill on November 5 at Griffith residence. Byerly, needing to pass through Griffiths gate, alleges an iron fragment struck his leg during a quarrel. Griffith pleads not guilty and is bound over to the grand jury with a $500 bond.
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Byerly
Griffith
Convicted by Jury in Obscene Language Case
Geneva Amarine Logan found guilty of using obscene language after a Monday trial. A Benton Township crowd, 33 witnesses called, and many residents traveled from Logan to attend the proceedings. jurors deliberated for about one hour.
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Logan
Geneva
Amarine
Benton Township
Funeral attendance noted for August Heine service
Logan reports distant relatives joining the funeral at First Presbyterian Church on Thursday. The list includes Charles Freihofer Sr and Jr, Edward Freihofer and son Charles, Walter Freihoper, Ernest Kaiser, Mrs. Carl Nichols, Mrs. Eli Ensign, Mr and Mrs George Heine, and several others from Indiana, Kentucky, and New York.
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John Evans
John Evans, Jr
Ashland
Reverend is Called to Covington Amid Family Illness
The Rev R C Babylon travels to Covington Ohio for family illness. Minnie Louise Heine, related by death of her grandfather, returns to Columbus to attend Ohio State University. She is joined by Clarence and Mrs Heine, Charles Heine, and Mr and Mrs Ray McGovern. Columbus guests Mr and Mrs Annie Miller visit Mr and Mrs E G Miller in Warner Avenue. Clyde Martin and daughter Gloria of Columbus visit E M Martin’s home.
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Covington
Ohio
Minnie Louise Heine
Columbus
Ohio State University
Clarence Heine
Charles Heine
Ray McGovern
Annie Miller
E. G. Miller
Warner Avenue
Clyde Martin
Gloria
Mr. Martin
E. M. Martin
Two Fined Here
Edward Yinger of Logan faced arraignment for intoxication and was fined plus costs. Eugene Gospell of Washington Township pled guilty to malicious destruction of property for damaging his brother’s car and was fined 25 dollars plus costs.
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Logan
Edward Yinger
B. Whitehart
Eugene Gospell
Washington Township
Whitehart
Costa
D A R Meets Here in Logan Hostess and Guest List
Mrs A Richey hosted the Governor Worthington Chapter D A R at her Second Street home Friday afternoon. Miss Mary Louise Bowen spoke on Early Development of Music in America with Songs America Remembers. Refreshments followed. Logan residents attended Fritz Kreisler concert in Columbus Monday evening: Dr and Mrs W B Lacock, Dr and Mrs J D Francis, and Miss Elizabeth Hansel.
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Logan
Columbus
Fritz Kreisler
W. B. Lacock
J. D. Francis
Elizabeth Hansel
Three Hurt in En Route Hospital Collision
In Cincinnati Ohio three people were injured while being driven to a Lebanon hospital to see a husband who was hurt in a previous car train collision. The injured are Mrs Bessie McMullen 27 her mother Grace Padgett 53 and foster brother Walter Shannon 20. The husband Norman McMullen 34 a railroad worker was hurt the previous Saturday.
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Cincinnati, CO
Lebanon
Bessie McMullen
Grace Padgett
Walter Shannon
Glouster Legion Auxiliary Membership Gain Noted
Glouster on November 20 reports the American Legion Auxiliary has grown to about 75 members since its four year founding. The group runs a kitchen in the building with modern facilities serving up to 150, supports a child welfare department providing clothing and food for war veteran families, donates toys at Christmas, and has financed operations and tables while planning more chairs.
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Glouster
American Legion Auxiliary
Auxiliary
Surrender of Chickamauga Tribe Charter Reported
The Chickamauga Tribe No. 44 Red Men charter in Glouster is surrendered temporarily as economic conditions improve. William Winefordner, a lodge member, announced the move noting the lodge may resume functioning in the future. The Red Men Hall has hosted meetings for years.
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Glouster
Chickamauga
William Winefordner
Winefordner
Red Men
Wallace Funeral Home
Front Street
Lodge Elects Officers for 1935 in Bishopville
Bishopville Lodge No. 470 F and A M announces 1935 officers with H E Moody as Worshipful Master and J J Shepard as Treasurer. Glouster Temple No. 560 Pythian Sisters and Knights plan annual roll call meeting with short talks and a potluck lunch Thursday night.
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Bishopville Lodge
H. E. Moody
E. E. Galloway
Warlen
H. BE. Gladden
J. J. Shepard
D. M. Shepard
G. 8. Roberts
F. R. Brower
Tyler
E. G. Campbell
A. ©. McCance
Glouster
Glouster Temple
No. 560
Pythian Sisters
Knights
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