Farmers urged to raise livestock in winter in Ohio
Logan Ohio October 7 Farmers in this district urged to economize for two years to keep profits up Extension agent Harold Chambers recommends livestock as a profitable sideline and lime capable of improving legume hay soils He notes one ton per acre suffices and a soils laboratory truck will visit Hocking County on October 29 and 30 under D R Dodds with a schedule being prepared.
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Logan
Ohio
Harold Chambers
Hocking County
Soils Laboratory
D. R. Dodds
Chambers
Correction issued for paternity case name in Logan column
A printing error misidentified the arrestee as Shod Cagg of Athens County on a paternity charge. The correct name is Leroy Cagg who has been bound over to the grand jury after arraignment in a local magistrate court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Shod Cagg
Athens County
Leroy Cagg
Locomotive whistling at Mulberry Street crossing angers residents
Citizens near the Mulberry Street crossing of the C. O. Railroad filed a complaint as trains approach. Railroad men cite new rules requiring engineers to sound two long blasts a short blast and a final long blast as warnings.
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Logan
Mulberry Street
Notice of Appointment and Public Coal Bid Athens County
Notice that A Johnson of Falra bie Gale is appointed administrator of the estate of Norman 8S Jewell of Athens County Ohio dead. Bids for furnishing lump coal to the Athens County Courthouse area are invited by the Board of County Commissioners with bids due October 19 1931. Includes details on seam and delivery. Also sheriff sale notice for Doanville real estate and probate notice in Athens County with description of estate and property.
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A. Johnson
Falrabie, Gale
Qualias
Norman
Jewell
Athens County
Ohio
Board of Count Commissioners
Athens
ARD OF
CO. Commissioners
Robt
P. Tompkins
State of
Common Pleas
Nelsonville Home and Savings Association
Oakley P. Nixon
York Towit
Doanville
Sylvia Cawthorne
Ima Woodgerd Gould
Jerry Hunter
Johnson
Verity
Classified and circulation notices
Local classified ads and circulation information service promoted by The Messenger through D. Y. Milne. Clinton Webb notes the importance of telephoning Your News to 6024 for society and local notices.
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Clinton Webb
6024
The
Messenger
D. Y. Milne
Scarlet Fever On The Rise In Hocking County
Twenty seven scarlet fever cases reported in Hocking County with new infections in Logan. Names and ages include Genevieve Canty nine, Joe Spence six, Charles Jenkins twenty, Clifford Jenkins eleven, Kieth Ayres four, Florence Shaw twelve, Frank Shaw four, Laura Bateman eleven, Robert Shaw fifteen, Scotty Joyce twelve.
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Logan
Genevieve
Leo Canty
Warner Avenue
Joe
William Spence
Jennison Avenue
Charles
Clifford
Joe Jenkins
Coonville
Kieth
Elizabeth Ayres
Longstreth
Florence
Frank
J. T. Shaw
Carbon Hill
Laura Jean
Howard Bateman
Robert Shaw
Union Furnace
Scotty
Thomas Joyce
Scout Master Teaches Ushers for Van derbilt Game
Alfred Campbell scout master instructs Troop 160 members on ushering duties for the Ohio State Stadium show. Local scouts, plus regular ushers, will witness the Van derbilt game Saturday with Mr Campbell accompanying them.
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Logan
Alfred Campbell
Vanderbilt
Ohio State Stadium
Mr. Campbell
Two Columbus Men Arrested on Multiple Charges
Logan news reports Harry Hummell and John Atkinson were arrested Monday evening by Deputies Joe Farbearn and Ernest Krinn. Atkinson pleaded guilty to intoxication with a $10 fine and costs before Magistrate J P Miller. Hummell faces a pending reckless driving charge.
Morgan Countians Visit Logan Club
Rotarians of Twin Cities visit Logan for weekly meeting at Easterling Clubhouse. Twenty five Malta McConnelsville Rotarians attended along with an eight piece orchestra. Speaker Reed Winegardner addressed personality as key to success and a return visit is planned.
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Logan
Oct
Malta-McConnelsville
Reed Winegardner
McConnelaville
Walter Leonard
Deshler-Wallick
Columbus
Sidney Pascal
London
England
International Rotary
Ohio
Logan Club
Woman Awarded 100 in Bus Negligence Case
Damages totaling 100 were awarded by a Common Pleas Court jury in Grace Donley vs Elite Motor Bus Company. The case, heard Monday, stemmed from Donley’s crushed finger when a bus door closed on her hand as she alighted at the local station. Dr. J F Switzer testified as the physician who treated the injury.
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New Straitsville
Monthly Meetings At First Presbyterian Church
Logan residents will gather monthly at the First Presbyterian Church during winter. Rev H L Geddes announced the first Wednesday gatherings begin next month with a 6 15 supper followed by devotional, a special program and a recreational hour. The schedule aims to end by 9 p.m. The inaugural event features the church sponsored Boy Scout Troop taking charge.
Merrill Nimon Suffers Jaw Fractures at Work
Merrill Nimon Starr Township worker on local highways suffers a double fracture of the lower jaw when a dump truck crank slips and strikes him. He is hospitalized at Cherrington Hospital for treatment.
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Logan
Merrill Nimon
Starr Township
Nimon
Cherrington Hospital
Fellowship Week Opens at First Presbyterian Logan
The First Presbyterian Church in Logan kicked off Fellowship Week with Rev. W. H. Christian from Shreve for a week of services. A 6:30 p.m. supper preceded the welcome by Mrs. Bess Mutchmore and local church leaders. Christ ian quoted Ye are the Light of the World and will preach nightly through next Sunday. The speaker and Rev. H. L. Geddes previously served in Toledo Presbytery.
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Logan
First Presbyterian Church
W. H. Christian
Shreve, O
Christian
Bess Mutchmore
C. Wood Bowen
The
Brotherhood
Ira Briscoe
Mr. Christian
H. L. Geddes
Toledo
New Boston Cancels Logan Football Clash
New Boston cancels the October 30 football game against Logan after learning the team will host a Columbus opponent at home that date. Five scheduled at the local field are affected, and the Athletic Department seeks a replacement by sending letters to central Ohio high schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Boston
Football Warriors
Fred B. Burchfield
Columbus
Ohio
Refrigeration leak forces evacuations at Logan confectionery
Patrons at a Logan confectionery fled Monday afternoon as a refrigeration plant released gas into the room. Many sneezed and coughed but no injuries or illnesses were reported.
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Logan
Ravenna Man Must Be Deported, White Says
Governor George White said he would not reconsider his decision in the case of Rocco Polichene a Ravenna man connected with underworld affiliates on a manslaughter sentence seeking clemency to avoid deportation to Mary. Deportation was expected after the second refusal. Washington orders were anticipated.
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Columbus
U.R
George White
Rocco Polichene
Polichene
Ravenna
Mary
Washington
Gov. White
Newly Tarred Road Snags 500 Birds
A section of Pennington Road near TIFFIN attracted nearly 500 birds who landed on fresh tar, creating a bird hazard. Clarence Ball, state game protector, investigated but most birds escaped. some stuck in a ditch could not fly due to loose earth.
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Tiffin
U.P
Pennington Road
Clarence Ball
To Serve Term for Firing Paper Plant
Amos Sullivan a former Logan County deputy sheriff was sentenced to a year and a day in the state pen for conspiring with Henry Napier another ex officer to damage the Coal Valley News plant. Napier is serving a similar term.
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Madison
W. Va
U.P
Amos Sullivan
Logan County
State Penitentiary
Henry Napier
Logan
Coal Valley News
Napier
Pomona Degree Conferred At Athens Grange
Nearly 100 people witnessed the conferring of the Pomona degree on nine candidates during a Pomona Grange initiation at the Grange Hall on the Athens Fairgrounds. Afterward a supper was served. Recipients from Athens include Anna Jacoby Alice Russ Mr and Mrs Cecil Westfall Dr and Mrs D C Snow and Harry Hope Walter Sweazy York and William Scholl Rome.
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Pomona Grange
Grange
Athens Fairgrounds
Pomona
Anna Jacoby
Alice Russ
Cecil Westfall
D. C. Snow
Harry Hope
Athens
Walter Sweazy
York
William Scholl
Rome
Travel Realities in Soviet Russia Shared by O U Prof
Dr W C Harris of Ohio University spoke at the Athens Rotary Club describing a 17 day summer research trip to Russia. He noted border searches food shortages and confiscation of media. He contrasted living conditions between cities and rural areas and described Soviet labor, propaganda and punishment practices.
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Russia
W. C. Harris
Ohio University
Athens Rotary Club
Harris
Athens Rotary
Hotel Berry
Finland
Leningrad
Capi
America
Harris Ssid
Band Interest Grows in Logan Schools under New Leader
About 75 junior and senior high students in Logan indicate intent to take band instruction led by D. M. Whetstone who moved from Ravenswood West Virginia. Whetstone will spend two days weekly in local schools under an agreement with the State Department of Education, doubling the planned instruction schedule. Durvard Brannigan is elected president of the Logan High Latin Club with Rosemary Lavey as vice president and Eloise Carrick as secretary, John Kleinschmidt treasurer.
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Logan
D. M. Whetstone
Ravenswood
W. Va
George E. Carr
State Department of Education
Whetstone
Logan High School
Durvard Brannigan
Rosemary Lavey
Eloise Carrick
John Kleinschmidt
Jack Baker
Edison Weakened. Doctor Expects Only Days Left
Thomas A. Edison is growing steadily weaker per Dr. Hubert S. Howe, his physician, with the inventor unlikely to survive more than a few days in West Orange New Jersey.
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West Orange
N. J
O.R
Thomas A. Edison
Hubert S. Howe
Logan Visitors Gather at Brehm Home
Among the visitors at the home of Mr and Mrs C C E Brehm on Mound Street Sunday was Frank Dollison Cambridge city editor of the Jeffersonian daily. Other visitors on Saturday and Sunday included Mrs Dollison Mrs J H Bowman Miss Marie Bowman Charles Bowman and Dick Reardon Columbus.
Sheriff Ellinger Ill in Logan as Deputies Run Office
Sheriff Sol Ellinger has been home ill for days following influenza and brief illnesses earlier. Deputy Stanley Spannow and Deputy Joe Farbearn are handling office duties in his absence.
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Logan
Sol Ellinger
Stanley Spannow
Joe Farbearn
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Said County
Wayne Wingett
Ett Keenan
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Athens Aounty
Oodgerd Gould
Weemente
Effie Perry
Essie Hensler
Health Department
Campbell
Morgan Countians
Rotarians of
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Ohio Parent-Teacher Association
Dayton
Harry Thomas
Thomas
Shreve
Presbyterian Church
New Boston
Scioto County
White
New
Chicago
Chicago Police
James P. Allman
Cermak
John H. Alcock
O. U
Say
Dr. Harris
Ohic Heatre
Edison
Majestic
King of Clowns
Buster Keaton
Ian
Anita Page
Cliff Edwards
Delmar
Roxy
Liberty
Cartoon & Dogville
Four Marx Brothers
George Arliss
Alexander Hamilton
Columbia
Jack Holt
Ralph Graves
Fay Wray
Automobile
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D. Zenner Co
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