Fire damages home on Cherry Avenue. $35 loss
Firefighters battled a small blaze that started in a clothes closet at Charles Moe’s house on Cherry Avenue Tuesday morning about 10. The rear was cut open to reach the flames, which were extinguished with little damage. The insured residence belongs to Harry Warner. Meanwhile in common pleas court, seven indicted defendants entered not guilty pleas and await trial dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Moe
Cherry Avenue
Theouse
Harry Warner
Logan American Legion band selects W I Wood as new director
One hundred thirty applicants sought the director post for the American Legion band in Logan. W I Wood of Mara Iowa was chosen and attended the first rehearsal, praising the group. Wood, highly recommended as an instructor, may move his family if the position remains satisfactory. He currently works at Schempp barber shop. The band will defray instructor costs through self funded concerts. George T Dix aged 25 and Lana M Williamson aged 23, both of Laurelville, are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schempp
Dexter City Visitors and Local Movements Reported
Mrs Lonard Ogle and son Harley traveled from Dexter City to visit Sunday with sister Mrs D H Hassell. Mr Howard Lowther and family moved into the Selvey property on the Avenue, replacing recent occupants Mr Koons who vacated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Lowther
Selvey
the Avenue
Koons
J.T. Watley
Rickey House
Leona Marie Sehmltz Weds Dr Albert De Groot in Dundee
Friends announce the marriage of Leona Marie Sehmltz to Dr Albert Henry De Groot on Thursday October 4 in Dundee Michigan. Schultz, formerly of Albany, graduates from Albany High and is a highly regarded young woman with many hometown friends offering congratulations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Sehmltz
Leona Marie
Albert Henry de Groot
Dundee
Mich
Mies Schultz
Albany
Albany High
October’s Dright Vine party visits State Experiment Farm
Takioe savantace and friends rode to the State Experiment Farm with well filled bank ers and spent the day there. The party included Mr and Mrs Ceph Tandley Mr and Mrs Jami Lindley Mr and Mrs Gran Ville Gillogly Mrs Peter Morris Mrs White Everett White Mr and Mrs George Sweeney Mrs Emmet Winley Clarence Sweeney Mr and Mrs Phil Sweeny Miss Gwendolyn Zimmerman Perry Russet. A surprise Gold family reunion Sunday at Mr and Mrs Thomas Gold home in Gold Ridge drew over 150 relatives and friends with dinner laid out on yard tables. Immediate family members attending were Mrs and Mrs A F P Gold Mr and Mrs W A Gold of Mason City W Va Mr and Mrs T W Gott and family of Athens and Mrs Tyla Wallace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Takioe Savantace
Clik
State Experiment Farm
Ceph Tandley
Jami Lindley
Gran- Ville Gillogly
Peter Morris
White
Everett White
George Sweeney
Emmet Winley
Clarence Sweeney
Phil Sweeny
Gwendolyn Zimmerman
Perry Russet
Jerusilian Hart
Fart
Gold
Thomas Gold
Gold Ridge
Imomediate
Mra
A. FP. Gold
W. A Gold
Mason City
W. Va
T. W. Gott
Athens
Tyla Wallace
Court Grants Costs Against Defendant After Nonappearance
The court awarded the plaintiff costs against the defendant and Mr. Ross failed to appear to contest the case in court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Ross
Logan Chapter to Confer Royal Arch Degree Friday
Logan Chapter No 75 RM A M will hold a special assembly at the Masonic Hall Friday evening to confer the Royal Arch degree on several candidates. Prospects for a new writer's work on this body are reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
RM. A. M
Masonic Hall
Bnay Wiiter
Public Health Nurse Mae Groome Attends Columbus Convention
Mrs Mae Groome local public health nurse travels to Columbus for a two day public health nurses convention in session there starting Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mae Groome
Columbus
Conscience Troubled Man Seeks Forgiveness for Duty
A reader pleads for forgiveness and explains past neglect of duty while praising Mayr's Wonderful Remedy. The letter claims the tonic cured long standing gas and indigestion, promises refund if not convinced, and lists McKee Drug Co and city pharmacies as sellers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayr
Mckee Drug Co
Athens
Gen Pharmacy
Nelsonville
Albany and Plains Clash in Lively Rivalry Tilt
A crowded autumn gym saw Albany trounce The Plains in a high scoring game while the girls’ team won 1 to 7 in a spirited but friendly rivalry. The Plains lineup included Santini Seldon Webb Tart Hooper Zimmerman Russell. Travel notes recount trips to West Virginia and Columbus with several families and the funeral of Will Castor. Mis Tulin Stanley of Albany Mich class of 1923 was named to the Girls Glee Club at One University after a tough tryout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany Trich
Plains
Albany
Mars
Nelda
Hove
Santini
Seldon Webb
Tarte Tart
Clyde Hooper
Rieht Cunard
Keith Zimmerman
Donald Russell
Mise Tulin Stanley
Albany Mich
Ffreen
Special Grand Jury Indicts Two for Liquor Manufacture
A special grand jury reported by 8 o'clock and returned two indictments for liquor manufacture against Clarene Reynolds and Charles Scott with J C McLaughlin as foreman. They will be arraigned later this week before the next regular grand jury in January. Milk lunches for all Logan grade pupils begin Monday in all three buildings, with health department records to assess success. Daisy M. Rose is granted a divorce from Albert F E Ross on grounds of gross neglect of duty by Common Pleas Judge Pettit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Pleas Court
Samuel Farley
Abeleham
John Cabie
Charles Catle
Pearl Cable
Charles Blosser
John Cable
Tiugh W. Rittwers
J.C McLaughlin
Clarene Reynolds
Charles Scott
Logan
West End
Health Department
Daisy M. Rose
Albert FE Ross
Common Pleas
FE. Pettit
S. S
Local notices and social happenings from a distant Ohio town
Health concerns for Harper persist as A F Moores move into the former M Ek parsonage after property transfer. Residents Carson and Franklin families visited Wellston and Jackson. Olive Morrison resigns from the telephone exchange to take a Nelsonville post. Tither Wyatt Lowery, 34, wife of Bert Lowery, dies near Creola leaving three children. Everett Walleh 23 of Zanesville and Anna Deal 21 of Hamden issued a marriage license. Adoption of Ethel Faye Burns finalized with name changed to Ethel Faye Smith. T A Gibbs hosts a birthday dinner with many relatives from Chilli, Columbus, Radcliff, and McArthur enjoying a large meal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everette Walleh
Zanesville
Anna Deal
Hamden
Community Notes From McArthur and Surrounding Areas
Sunday visits featured the Ansel and Bolen families in Mt. Pleasant with Bolen moving from Frank Bail farm to Minnie Worthman farm. Visitors included Frank Hayes family and Mrs. Carson heading to Columbus. Clyde McClain of Columbus joined his mother in town as White of Ashville bought cattle and hogs from Herrold Bros. Local figures named Charles Horak, L. R. Sprague, and attorney Robert Swepston were noted. John Barrett of Summerfield represented Commander Mill Co. in town. Ella Davis and children visited J Harper family, assembling about 46 dinner guests including Mrs Martha Martin Ada Fetters and Lester from Lima with other Harpers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. T. Ansel
Hazel
Ansel
G. W. Bolen
Mt. Pleasant
Mr. Bolen
Frank Bail
Minnie Worthman
Frank Hayes
Ella Davis
J. Harper
Harper
Martha Martin
Ada Fetters
Lester
Lima
Ohio
Albert
House Burns at Rear Albany
The house of Mr Tracy Dette at Rear Albany caught fire about eight o clock Monday morning and burned to the ground. Sunday guests of Mrs Jaye Parker were Mr and Mrs Bramett Cotton and son Paul of Attens. Mrs Warner of Shire has visited her son Rev Howard Warner since last Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tracy Dette
Albany
Mise Jaye Paker
Mrs. Bramett Cotton and Son
Paul
Attens
Warner
Shire
Rev
Howard Warner
Local social notes and sports from Amesville area
Amesville reports weekend visitors including Mrs. Hannah Glazier and family from Walton West Virginia and Dr. and Mrs. I. G. VanValey of New York. A M. E. church quarterly conference was led by Rev. I. F. Evans of Athens. Local sports saw a 3–2 loss at McConnerville and a Stewart basketball double bill with visiting teams winning 10–18. Drillers pursue Berea sand at the Ohio Fuel project while Mrs. E. F. Glazier and family hosted an elderly Pittsburg guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hannah Glazier
Daugher
C. J. VanValey
Walton W. Va
I. G. VanValey
Little Son
New York
M. E. Church
IF. M. Evans
Athens
Ed Bennett
Veneta
Florida
P. A. Potter
Fisher
Lewis Icssington
Lois Cecil
Ohio University
Wilme Wyne
Samuel Wiliams
Chesterhill
Howard
W. A. Cartmell
Columbus
McConnete
Ville
Stewart
W. R. Phillips
Ohio Fuel Company
Berea
Gillett Farm
Strouds Run
EF. F. Glazier
Orson
Effie
Pittsburg
Amesville Club Hosts Meeting and Old Friends Reunite
Former resident J A Hayes, 87, visited after fifty years away while Ed Hopkins of Columbus, with Berg and Mrs Hopkins, met old friends near Sharpsburg. Amesville Music and Study Club gathered at the Misses Goddard home for a program on What We Hear in Music and Citizenship training led by Miss Estelle Goddard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Hayes
Hayes
Ed Hopkins
Columbus
Berg Hopkins
Sharpsburg
Amesville Music and Study Club
Local Social News and Visits Across Town
Eva Clark spent Tuesday night with her brother William Noyes who is ill. Mrs Vern Balls visited family and Miss Tellin Persinger traveled to Clarksburg and Travenswond. Various neighbors hosted and attended gatherings with meals, tea and visits across Perry County during the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ecdiarh Oin
Eva Clark
William Noyes
Tmcastes
C.K. Pritchard
Clerkshoro
K. Va
David Burton
Vern Balls
O. If. Persinger
John Pinell
Coolville
Mary Stout
B. FE
Marion
Jil'ie Tavis Trexas Voges
Leroy Roges
Catherine
Travenswond
W. Va
Emma Jeffers
Jennie Loeth
Tee
Torch
Will Ashcroft
J. W. Davis
Harry Runion
Elton
Vienna
Robert Mrunions
Ea Rowan
Eddie
Everette Newman
G. FE. Daves
Little Hocking
Merton
Trev
Wotring
Reedsville
Ectares
J. W. Davie
Redsville
Samuel Richards Dies at Putnam County Fair
Ottawa O. Samuel Richards, 73, of Coalton, visiting his daughter during the Putnam county fair, suffered apoplexy while viewing exhibits and died at his daughter's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
O.scamuel Richards
Coalton
Mistake Fatal Poisoning Verdict in Sultry Case
Coroner M F Perry rules accidental death for Mrs Zilla Szabo 43 after she and others were poisoned by eating toadstools mistaken for mushrooms at Lorain hospital. Only Szabo died. other family members recovered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain, O
M. Ff. Perry
Zilla Szabo
Raid at Eagle's Club Seizes Alcohol and Illegal Equipment
State agents and police raided the Eagle's Club in Ellyria confiscating booze beer kegs and punch hoards. Elmer G Reinheart was fined $590 while Jim Hamlin of Cleveland paid $1900 for illegally transporting liquor. The Fambling Marg will be heard later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellyria
Eagle's
Jones
Elmer G. Reinheard
Jim Hamlin
Cleveland
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McKinley
The
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ABC
Cray’s
W.M. Cray
West State St
Gir
Clinton Wee
George T. Dix
Lana M. Williamson
Laurelville
W. H. Hill
W.H. Hill
Hill
America
Mr. Hill
Casca
W. H. Hill CO
Pency
Quinine
Detroit, Mic
Henry Reeder Ane
Mary
Margaret Cray
Wingett Ane
Amanda
Rex
Pomeroy
West Virginia
Pt. Pleasant
George Spring
Fred Vertes
H.C. Hosey
George Bailes
Tofan
Roy Knowlton
Mrs
Tillsworth Knowlton
Wresleer Webb
Howard Coe
Columbne
Will Castor
Eagle Building
Court and
Carpenter Streets
Moler Motor Company
A. F. Moores
D. Steele
Rank Wrights
M. Ek
Charles Carson
John Franklin
Wellston and
Jackson
Olive Morrison
Telephone Exchange
Tither Wyatt Lowery
Bert Lowery
Creola
Ethel Faye Burns
Cornelia Hack
William F. Smith
Anne
T. A. Gibbs
Emil Seibert
Will Stout
Radcliff
Carl Wart
Lois Eileen
McArthur
J. F. Carson
Clyde McClain
Vina McClain
Mr. White
Ashville
Herrold Bros
Charles Horak
Robert Swepston
Helen Shively
John Barrett
Summerfield, O
Commander Mill Company
Minneapolis
Amesville
Sayman O
Geo. A. Hale
Vanderhoof
Athens County Savings & Loan Co
Lostro Bldg
Valet Auto Strop
Gline Pharmacy Co
Athens, Ohio
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