Second Annual Exhibit Opens Next Thursday in Ogden
Arrangements for Logan Chamber of Commerce to host the second annual fall festival are complete. The event runs three days with new exhibits and improved department use. An automobile show in tent 380 on Main Street will feature about 100 machines and extend along Main Street Westward. The agricultural show and other acts, including daily vaudeville and a band, are planned, with fire department access and traffic careful management.
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Ogan
Logan Chamber of Commerce
Eharae Boor
Spring Street
Fire Department
Raittec
Widow Eliza Vaile Dies in Logan After Long Illness
Eliza Vaile, 82, of Logan, died after a lengthy illness. She leaves two sons and two daughters.
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Logan
Eliza Vaile
Vaile Family Rites Noted In Presbyterian Church
East Hunter Street Thursday afternoon notices death of Mrs Vaile. Survived by two sons and two daughters including Charles M of Detroit and Rev Harry Vaile of Ironton. Funeral at Presbyterian church at 1600 Monday with burial at Oak Grove. Also includes marriage license for Joseph Billingsley and Catharine Fox and burial association notice for Logan group starting October 5 with 7 o'clock meetings and refreshments.
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East Hunter Street
Vaile
Presbyterian Church
Charles M
Detroit
Harry Vaile
Ironton
E. B. Nutter
Columbus
Elizabeth Vaile
Oak Grove
Joseph Billingsley
Thomas Billingsley
Catherine Fox
Logan
Lawrence Ox
James T.nevin
Presbyterian Women Hold District Missionary Meet
Logan October 1 district meeting of the Women s Missionary Society of the Presbyterian church was held at the focal church. Delegates came from New Philadelphia Nelsonville Union Furnace and Logan with First Ward women serving dinner. Mrs Hyde district president presided and Miss Adelaide Brown of India spoke with Miss Deanville also part of the proceedings.
Social notes from Pel phian and Amie clubs open year
Mrs George Hengst and assistants hosted the Pelphian society opening meeting at Hengst home with European Nation in the Human Empire as reader. Special reports came from members and Miss Tieler Foote attended as guest. Refreshments followed. Gle Amice Club met at Easuri with Harden and Goeginck hosting dinner and bridge. Mrs Peter Lom Mearthur and guests attended.
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Delphian Society
George Hengst
John Daugherty
Anna Wellmen
Pelphian Society
Hengst
A. PF. McGovern
John Allen
de Rasure
Toit Walburn
Walter Rochester
Mame Wellman
Gertrude Barker
Tieler Foote
Easuri
Henri Harden Am Goeginck
Bridge
Peter Lom Mearthur
Anc
Inten
Jory Rell
Jury to Hear Logan Case Before October Grand Jury
About ten witnesses are expected to appear before the October grand jury. Praga, Henderson, and Wold are listed as potential participants, with sessions beginning Monday morning. The note suggests possible further witnesses and indicates ongoing preparation for the proceedings.
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Logan
Henderson
Gaye
Unclear fragment blocks Logan case reported in terse notes
A garbled OCR fragment mentions a gasser Logan and a scalp wound with a reference to an office and a value Ka Vale. Details are incomplete and names, places, and actions are not clearly readable.
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Hochheyr
Ka- Vale
Eanate
Endurance Flight Leaks Furniture At Army Station
A damaged shipment at CURTISS FIELD reveals leaked furniture and liquor from an Army Quartermaster transport. Capt J Leland’s goods included champagne, bourbon, whiskey, and grain alcohol, found during transshipment en route to Selfridge Field Michigan.
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Chicago
L.p
J. Leland
Qquartermaster Corps
Selfridge Wield
Prince ‘Ag Wales
John Tals
Kentucky
Tewea
Basa
Michigan
Govsermident
Illness Struggles Faced By Elizabeth Horn
Dc H Horn and Mrs Horn report their daughter Miss Elizabeth remains seriously ill in New York City. She has received a blood transfusion and may require another as infection spread, affecting her bloodstream. Elizabeth studied in New York after graduating from Ohio University last June.
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H. Horn
Ohio Univer
Monkey Elusive in Latin American Social Circle Note
An obfuscated clipping mentions social circle events at Toran and Lancaster with hints of a Thursday gathering and a Mardi Gras occasion. Names listed include Ian Lawrence Webb, Kenneth Johnson, John Querte and Lloyd Blum. A tangential reference to assistance from Mreo Resciusho land appears amid jumbled text.
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Buna
Toran
Seoteh
Lancaster
Heivn Ang
Miscey Frasch
Ian Lawrence Webb
Pre Oberic
Crawford
Kenneth Johnson
John Querte
Lloyd Blum
Anarchist Plot Revealed in Spain Crisis Report
Fragmentary text describes an anarchist plot linked to Primo de Rivera and King Alfonso in Spain. Mentions Premier and expansive revolutionary threat, with unclear dates and specifics due to damaged OCR.
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Primo de Dictater
Spain
Phonsa
Foray Declares Grand Jury Hearings In Ga Case
An unclear report from Willis County Georgia outlines a grand jury action. The fragment mentions a parson and marriage, with arraignment and entries, but the full details are not readable.
Hamilton Deaths and Ohio Briefs Compile Local News
George Geis of Zanesville dies suddenly in a tourist camp from apoplexy. John W. Faucett to be reinstated as Butler County Agricultural Society director after a court of appeals reversal. Examinations set to choose a successor to Captain Post with twenty in line. Charles West withdraws as Democratic mayoral candidate for Denison University. Madison County grand jury reconvenes to review cases on the common pleas docket. A rural meeting on corn cutting and church school work in London prompts plans for rally day on October 1. Delegates from 360 Ohio churches to attend the State Brotherhood convention in Columbus. Marion County designates Monday as divorce day in common pleas court. Steubenville miner Grain dies in jail fight with Martin Fornett, who is charged with murder. Bellaire mill worker Chester Anderson shoots himself amid troubling health issues.
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London
Homsef S
Kash
Frank Carr
A. M. Rainey
Zoe Werrohl
Mists Pagel Haher
Earl Johnson
Razel Raber
Nellie Reber
Tores
United Lutheran Church of
Amer
Marion
Marion County Common Press Court
Hold Conference on Trimble Sunday School Winter Plan
Workers gather to discuss the winter program for Trimble Sunday School. The conference aims to organize lessons, activities, and preparations for the coming season with church leaders and volunteers.
Road Opens After Disrupted Passage
Unclear OCR text describes a roadway opening and mentions a county and a memorial area. It notes a department action and a public access point. The readable fragments indicate a reopening of a street or route near a memorial site with governmental involvement.
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Lialt
Ali
Liairid
Gray
Arid
Atwater Kent
Automotive Battery & Electric Company K
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Afi
Missionary Society
Presbyterian
India
Semay
Kra
Hocking County Grand Jury
Wellston
BIG Gasser
Ralston
Duchese
Curtiss Field
Fairchild
Harold Caminez
Elizabeth Horn
Mount Park
Cleveland
Mrs. Rannel
Tess
Mreo
Anna Weitzel
Fickle & White
Front and Market
Jacob Howdyshell
Webb Summit
W. Weymueller
New Straitsville
Bert Ingmire
Union Furnace
Fred Anthony
Falls Mills
Wes Ferrenberg
Route 31
Ridenour's
Washington St
Nelsonville
THE
Ferd Hack Auto Supply CO
Ohio
Hunter
Great Latkes State
Mississippi Valles
William Fa
Charlot
Wiilis Ga
Hamilton
George Geis
Zanesville
John W. Faucett
Butler County Agricultural Society
Court of Appeals
Dayton
John C. Post
Granville
Charles West
Denison University
Madison County Grand Jury
Common Pleas Court
Ica
Tuesda
Steubenville
Martin Kornetti
Jai
Grain
Bellaire
Chester Anderson
Carneste Steel
Macion Te Deliware County
Luien Te Tietinare
Ca Highwas Department
Goth
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Ilton
Gond
D. Zenner
Mens Shop
New Lasalle
la Salle
General Motors Acceptance Corporation
Frank A. Moler
B. Dotrote
Farmers and Merchants Bank
Oho
Geass
Cewest
Arabian Lynx Inc
Orhar
Amacag
Haax Brothers
Ted
Ail
Deving
A. Fe
Athens
Go. N. Court
Cadillac
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