Thorne sidelined as Logan High loses another player
Logan High School suffered another injury setback when George Thorne fractured an upper arm in the New Straitsville game. He played the tackle spot for most of the contest before an X ray by Dr. C F Rauch confirmed the injury. Thorne joins Ray Roberts, out with a dislocated elbow, as regulars lost to injuries this season.
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LOGAN
Logan High School
Esas
George Thorne
Straitsville
C. F. Rauch
Thorne
Ray Roberts
Lancaster
Funeral Services Held for Gotleib Lentz in Logan
Funeral services were held at 1 30 p m Saturday at a local funeral home for Gotleib Lentz 76 who died at his West Logan home Thursday evening Rev James R Fields preached He lived with his nephew and niece Mr and Mrs Jacob Allen He was a brother of John Lentz and half brother of Mrs Henry Lentz and Jacob Harmon Burial followed at Oak Grove cemetery
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Logan
Gotleib Lentz
West Logan
James R. Fields
Lentz
Jacob Allen
John Lentz
Henry Lentz
Jacob Harmon
Oak Grove
Athens County Council of Churches organized in Athens
Ministers from eight churches formed the Athens County Council of Churches at First Methodist Church. C M Coulter is president, G Courtney vice president, M S Cunningham secretary treasurer. Contests for Armistice Sunday involve 14 to 18 year olds, with county winners advancing to district and state finals in Columbus. Next meeting November 5 at Central Avenue Methodist Church.
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Athens County
Union Sunday School
Hocking Valley
D. L. Browning
Glouster
Ohio Council of Churches
Columbus
Fall Festival Closes After Three Busy Days in Logan
Logan reports a large Saturday finale with eight to fifteen thousand attendees. Concession stands dismantled as streets cleared, tents left standing, and merchants plan improvements for next year. Four arrests for intoxication occurred during the week. The festival, run by the Chamber of Commerce, is deemed a success.
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Logan
Main Street
Lebdeath
Nelsonville
J. P. Rochester
Chamber of Commerce
Logan Defeats Circleville 44 to 6 In Strong Play
Mast Restaurants of Logan overwhelmed Circleville Merchants 44 to 6 on Sunday. Logan's offense used passes and hard plun ges, with Leadbetter and Anderson scoring multiple times aided by strong line play and key interceptions.
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Mast Restaurants
Logan
Circleville Merchants
Circleville
Hoppe
Anderson
Keller
Leadbetter
Mudrie
Keeler
Larimer
Allen
Hoopes
Fleetwood
Longley
Duncan
Tells Skinny Men How To Gain Weight
An advertisement promotes McCoy's Tablets as the best flesh builder. It guarantees at least five pounds gained after using four boxes or two dollars’ worth, with a full refund if unsatisfied. The product is distributed by McCoy's Laboratories, Inc., via Cline's Pharmacy and other drug stores.
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McCoy
McCoy's
Cline’s
McCoy's Laboratories, Inc
Gas mace accident at Lawrence Braddock garage
Employees at the Lawrence Braddock garage witnessed a gas mace discharge when Deputy Sheriff L F Hammond stopped by. A gas shell released fumes that caused tears and irritation for hours as workers wiped their eyes and recovered.
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Logan
Lawrence Braddock Garage
L. F. Hammond
Delegates Depart Logan for American Legion Convention
Frank Harden and Ewald Schmitter left Logan for San Antonio to attend the national American Legion convention. Schmitter joined the southeastern Ohio district delegation while Harden traveled with the Ohio band from Greenville. The party rode to Greenville Saturday with Mrs. and Mrs. Buellaby, then continued to Angola and South Bend before returning home.
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Logan
Frank Harden
Ewald Schmitter
San Antonio
The
American Legion
Schmitter
Ohio
the Legion
Harden
Ohio Band
Greenville
Buellaby
Angola
South Bend
Ind
Two Prisoners Plead Not Guilty in Whitcraft Court
Logan Oct 8 Two prisoners appeared before Judge Harley M Whitcraft for arraignment on indictments. Lawrence Wollett pleaded not guilty to charges of abandoning legitimate and illegitimate children with bonds set at $800 in each case. Jasper Tatman pleaded not guilty to cutting with intent to kill and wound with bond set at $1,000. Cases not assigned but to be heard with others awaiting trial.
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Logan
Harley M. Whitcraft
Lawrence Wollett
Jasper Tatman
Cutting
Wound
Legion band concert features Stockdale and Prather solos
In Logan on Friday and Saturday evenings the American Legion band presented added features with solo numbers by Mrs. Gerald Stockdale of Chicago and Walter Prather of Logan. Stockdale, formerly of Logan, is visiting relatives as applause welcomed both soloists from the band stand at Main and Market Streets.
Man Charged With Theft of Potatoes
Arraigned today on a charge of stealing four bushels of potatoes from B. W. Kenney in Pleasant Hill. William Van Meter of The Plains pleaded not guilty and was bound over to the October Athens County Grand Jury under $200 bond. Van Meter and his brother Lewis had been arraigned recently on a chickens theft charge and bound over. Sheriff Williams made the arrests. Arthur E. Koon was released without sentence after promising to pay the amount due to J. E. Barker.
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B. W. Kenney
Pleasant Hill
William van Meter
The
Plains
Athens County
Grand Jury
J. E. Barker
Arthur E. Koon
Harry Dalton
Barker
Koon
Thrifty Diamond Dyes Offer Color Renewal Tips
In a travel reminiscence from France a hostess daughter's three year old dress is dyed a rich red. The ad touts Diamond Dyes for tinting and re coloring fabrics with a wide color range and a free 64 page Color Craft booklet from Mac Martin at Diamond Dyes, Burlington Vermont.
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France
Mac Martin
Home Service Dept
Diamond Dyes
Burlington
Vermont
Oxford College for Women Reopens Under Miami University
Oxford College for Women, closed by financial troubles last June, will be reopened by trustees of Miami University. Miami assumes the liabilities and assets of Oxford and incorporates the college plant in its own organization under an agreement.
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Oxford
U.P
Oxford College For Women
Miami University
Miami
Professors Evans Reads Poems at Evening Church Service
Prof Harold Evans of Ohio University read modern poems at the vesper service of the Presbyterian Church young people's group at 6 30 Sunday. Selections included Color by Countee Cullen Smokey River by Edna St Vincent Mallay and works by Kahlil Gibran. The Westminster Fellowship group was organized with officers Irma Jones president George McIlvaine vice president Mary Steele secretary and Leavitt Gard treasurer.
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Harold Evans
Ohio University
Presbyterian Church
County Cullen
Smokey River
Edna St. Vincent Malloy
Khlil Gilbran
Joseph Dando
Babylon
Westminster Fellowship
Irma Jones
George McIlvaine
Mary Steele
Leavitt Gard
Genevieve Chase
Athens
Cuyahoga County Christian Endavor backs Hoover
The Cuyahoga County Christian Endeavor pledged as a unit to support Herbert Hoover for president and denounced Gov. Alfred E. Smith on prohibition.
Zemo Liquid Ad Promises Clear Skin
It promotes relief from itching and skin irritations with Zemo Liquid. The ad highlights its antiseptic formula and claims it prevents pimples blotches rashes eczema and dandruff with prices of 35c 60c and $1.00.
Crippled girl abducted in Cleveland found. police search continues
Irene Vavrek a 12 year old girl with crippling condition was abducted Saturday night after being lured by a man near a theater who offered her a baby care job and $1. She was forced into a car in Massillon area after first being taken in Akron and forced from the vehicle near a flying field. She was found Sunday and returned to Cleveland by Policewoman Cecelia Piatek. Physicians will examine her and she will be taken to Akron for further tracing of the kidnapper. Police have a description of the abductor.
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Cleveland
Oct
S—A.r
Irene Vavrek
Akron
Massillon
Irene
Cecelia Pioteki
Puzzle answer for Let ter Golf today
The column reveals the solution sequence MOCK SOCK SOAR SEAR SEER JEER for the Let ter Golf puzzle.
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Mock
Sock
Soar
Sear
Seer
Jeer
Hamden Briefs Highlight Trains and Local Moves
Five special trains carried Southern Methodist football fans through Hamden Thursday en route to Army game. Mr and Mrs W E Stanton of Chillicothe, former Hamden residents, began a vacation to Cranberry North Carolina and Asheville. John Higgins of Columbus formerly Hamden visited his brother Clarence Higgins. Mrs George Mitchell and daughter Thelma visited Belpre before returning home. Sadie Hare barger returned to Columbus to resume teaching at Ohio State University after summer with her mother in Hamden.
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A. C. Wolfe
Bexley
George Wolfe
Beatrice
Gladys
Frank Wolfe
Alice
Charlotte
Francis
Columbus
Delle Wolfe Wilson
Elkins
W. Va
Cash Wolfe
Mary Olive
Helen
Dorothy Ann
Ralph
Hamlin
Will Wolfe
Huntington
Christopher Wolfe
Wolfe Plains
the Plains
Andrew J. Wolfe
Lafe Wolfe
Charles J. Wolfe
Frank Eddy Wolfe
Los Angeles
Calif
Irvin
Lena Eddy Wolfe
Athens County
Ojai
Nordhoff
Thelma Jean Brookins
Guy and
Nellie Shafer Brookins
Southern Methodist
Ted Rooters
Dallas
Texas
Army
W. E. Stanton
Chillicothe
Hamden
Cranberry, N. C. l
Asheville
Wa. C
Blue Ridge Mountains
John Higgins
Columbusiea
Clarence Higgins
Belpre
George Mitchell
Thelma
Sadie Harebarger
Ohio State University
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Liams
Gy Mae Martin
Ajvestic
Fleet
James Hall
George Wolfe Sr
Athens County Fair Grounds
Ezra H. Wolfe
W. B. Johnson
Dorothy Ann Wolfe
Richard Arlen
Gary Cooper
Paramount Picture
New York City
Prof. Evans
Presbyterian Group
Father John
Helen G. Preston
Boston
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Maytag Company
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Newton
Iowa
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KEX
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WBAP
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WBA
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KNX
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