State Aid Meeting Seeks to Finance Weak Districts
Logan report from Athens shows Hocking County representatives J. W. Coleman and Newton Spencer at a statewide superintendents meeting. Discussion focused on using state aid to fund weaker districts, including rehabilitation of finances, with $500,000 approved and ready, and $900,000 more expected by December 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Hocking County
Athens
J. W. Coleman
Newton Spencer
Education Department
State Department
Logan Churches Help Drive Hocking County Red Cross Fund
Despite not meeting the Hocking County quota for the Florida and West Indies Red Cross relief drive, Logan reports $675 in donations. Contributions include Trinity Lutheran Church $10, Enterprise United Brethren $4.45, Rockbridge United Brethren $5.20, Gibisonville United Brethren $1.60, and gifts from several individuals totaling $14.05.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Hocking County
Florida and West Indies
Enterprise United Brethren Church
Rockbridge
Miss Lutz Speaks At Red Cross Meet
Miss Margaret Lutz executive secretary of the Hocking County Red Cross spoke at a regional Cam bridge meeting. She outlined how the local chapter created the first joint social service committee to address unemployment and described health work junior Red Cross programs in schools and first aid for students. The event highlighted continued service for veterans and home service expansion for civilians and families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Hocking County
The
Red Cross
Cambridge
Margaret Lutz
Frances Simpson
Lutz
United States
National
Jury Takes Up Wire Theft Case in Logan
After an all day session the jury received the case of Ernest Evans of Sand Run charged with stealing copper wire worth 60 dollars from a nearby coal mine. Judge Whitcraft appointed A R McBroom to defend him as Evans lacked funds. Prosecution rested on evidence by Traffic Officer Joe Farbearn. Evans is joined by his brother William and wife Nettie awaiting similar charges next week. The jurors sworn include Anna Sinnott Emma Ward and nine others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Farbearn
William Evans
Nettie Evans
Ernest Evans
Three Plead Guilty Not Guilty Bonds Set in Logan
Judge A M Ellinger heard pleas of not guilty from James Finnefrock John Kinney and William Bell on liquor related charges in Logan on Monday Their hearings are scheduled for Saturday Finnefrock and Bell face counts of operating a motor vehicle under liquor influence with bonds at 200 each Kinney pled to intoxication with bond 100 Deputies Joe Farbearn and L F Hammond arrested them Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Farbearn
L. F. Hammond
Stranger Box Held by Logan Man After Black Snake Find
John Fickel found a large black snake inside an oblong box covered with wire netting on Front Street in Logan on October 17. He took the box to his garage and is holding it for any owner to claim. It likely fell from a passing car and was not noticed at the time.
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Logan
John Fickel
Front Street
Homecoming for Logan Legionnaires After Convention
Ewald Schmitter commander of the Logan Post of the American Legion and Frank Harden a former Ohio Legion band member returned from the national convention in San Antonio Texas. They praised a warm reception by southern hosts and noted Hot Springs plans for the 1930 convention. Miss Florence Bort Logan auxiliary member attended as Southeastern Ohio district delegate. her convention report will be shared at the Cambridge district meeting this month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Ewald Schmitter
American Legion
Frank Harden
Ohio Legion
San Antonio
Texas
Southland
Hot Springs
Florence Bort
Auxiliary
Ohio
Cambridge
Identity shed light on Dingus escape from Columbus
In solving his identity the chief learned that Dingus had escaped from Columbus only after contacting several state institution heads.
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Dingus
Columbus
Dingus Identified as Escaped Columbus State Patient
W D Dingus was arrested by Chief James Thomas in Logan on Friday. He has been identified as an escaped patient from Columbus State Hospital and was returned there. He refused to aid local police.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
W. D. Dingus
James Thomas
Columbus State Hospital
Three Men Arrested for Game Law Violations in Ohio
GLOUSTER Oct 17 Game Protector B T LeFever reports three men arrested this week for game law violations two from Meigs County and one from Burr Oak. Dwight Hatfield Burr Oak was fined 25 dollars and costs for hunting without a license and 10 dollars and costs for trespassing on a game refuge. Two Meigs County men faced two charges trapping muskrats with 25 dollar fines and costs and hunting without a license with 25 dollars and costs each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
B. T. LeFever
Burr Oak
Meigs County
Dwight Hatfield
Stone Family Reunion Brings 26 Relatives Together
A Stone family reunion gathered 26 relatives and friends at the home of Mary A. Stone and Adisa M. Elliott in Hockingport on Sunday October 14. Attendees included Albert Kilian and family from Zanesville, Delbert Eiselstein with Cecil from Pomeroy, Dana Moore and children from Bashan, Sullivan Circle family from Racine, Anna A. Copenhaver of Parkersburg, Dana Bookman with daughters from Buchtel, George Genheimer and daughter Betty Lou of Middleport, and Myrta Adams of Hockingport. Dinner was cafeteria style and plans for next year were discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stone
Mary A. Stone
Adisa M. Elliott
Hockingport
Albert Kilian
Dorothy
Donald
Zanesville
Delbert Eiselstein
Cecil
Pomeroy
Blast location near Mine No 281 found in woods
Guards at Mine No 281 report locating the dynamite charge set off about a mile from the mine in a tree fork on a hill. The blast was heard in Glouster and caused only tree damage with no injuries after late Monday night exchanges between guards and trespassers.
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Glouster
Marry Sunday Harry Trasin and Gertrude Steinberg
Harry Trasin of Glouster and Miss Gertrude Steinberg of Cincinnati were married Sunday at 5 PM at the bride's parents home in Cincinnati. The couple left for a trip through the East and will reside in Glouster after November 1 while Mr. Trasin works with Trasin Brothers in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Harry Trasin
Gertrude Steinberg
Cincinnati
Benjamin Steinberg
Trasin
Trasin Brothers
Glouster P T A to Meet at High School Thursday
Glouster Ohio October 17 The Glouster Parent Teacher Association will hold its regular October meeting on Thursday at 3 o clock in room 5 of the High School Building. Mrs F E Roberts is in charge. Delegates report on the recent state convention in Athens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Parent-Teacher Association
F. E. Roberts
Athens
Ford Against Liquor And Is For Hoover
SOUTH SUDBURY Mass Oct 17 Henry Ford favors Herbert Hoover for president saying prohibition and prosperity are linked and because Hoover supports prohibition. Ford voiced his view while vacationing at the Wayside Inn.
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South
Sudbury
Mass
U.P
Henry Ford
Herbert Hoover
Wayside Inn
Beaded vestee dress with plaited back and V neck design
This pattern describes a deep vestee dress with split-curve front finish, left side front plaits, and back panel plaits. It offers a V neckline with optional tie or binding, slenderizing lines, and color options in black or navy with light trimming. Sized 38 through 54 inches bust, yardage given for a 46 inch size.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maire
New MELIO.GLO Face Powder Debuts in Youth Shade
The new French process MELLO-GLO face powder promises long wear and moisture resistance. It improves skin appearance, resists perspiration, and minimizes the appearance of pores, according to Zenner Company advertising.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Zenner Company
Society Brand
Dress Width at Hem with Plaits 2 Yards Tied
Pattern offered by mail upon receipt of 15 cents in silver or stamps. Address details provided for request, with the dress trim described as having a lower-edge width of two yards and extending plaits.
Christian Education Meeting Planned at Athens Church
A Thursday Christian Education conference for men women and youth will convene at Athens Presbyterian Church. Rev A Y Wilcox said Rev Dr George P Horst of Chicago will lead with sessions open to the public. The program includes devotions and talks on improving church education with local leaders leading discussions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens Presbyterian Church
A. Y. Wilcox
George P. Horst
Chicago
Board of Christian Education
W. S. Gamertsfelder
Athens
Presbytery of
A. B. Sias
Evansville Woman Praises Lydia E Pinkham Remedy
Mrs Victron N Scurensxer of 44 Hazel Avenue Evansville Indiana writes grateful note praising Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound for reviving her energy Becky sees friends and husband noting improvement after twelve bottles and urges other run down women to try the medicine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evansville
Ind
Lydia E. Pinkham
Victron N. Scurensxer
Hazel Avenue
Evansville, Indiana
Presbyterian Education Meeting Plans Programs and Talks
Religious education topics fill a church agenda with papers by Rev. James Verburg and Prof. Horace Houf. Miss Genevieve Chase discusses women’s responsibility in Christian education. An evening fellowship dinner follows with Rev. Walter C. Jones presiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Lloyd Evans
Neigonville
Horace P. Houf
Athens
James A. Verburg
Columbus
Synod of Ohio
Presbyterian Church
Genevieve Chase
Board of Christian Education
Christian Education
Horst
Walter C. Jones
Pomeroy
Conference closes with sermons by Verburg and Horst
Rev Verburg and Dr Horst conclude the session with a talk on The Responsibility of Men for the Program of the Church. Participating churches include Alexander Athens Berea Carthage Logan Nelsonville New England and New Plymouth.
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Verburg
Horst
Alexander Athens
Berea
Carthage
Logan
Nelsonville
New England
New Plymouth
Farmer Marion Kaley Escapes Barn Fire Jumping 24 Feet
In Kenton on October 17 Marion Kaley, a farmer, was trapped by a barn fire started while gathering eggs. He leaped 24 feet from the loft door to escape, suffering burns to his hands and face as he ripped off his burning coat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenton
U.2
Marion Kaley
Here
Leister Golf Puzzle Answer Highlights
The provided text presents a chain of rhyming words ending with CRACK. It declares the answer to today’s puzzle and lists SMART START STARK STACK SLACK CLACK CRACK as the solution sequence.
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D. W. Coleman
Anna Sinnott
Emma Ward
Anthony Toerner
Edward Schaal
A. L. O'Neil
Curtiss Cole
Edward C. Hamblin
Charles Carpenter
W. T. Ruff
Edward Vanfossen
Thos. Goodlve
Joe Johnson
A. M. Ellinger
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William Lechner
Camille Bellman
Margarette Anne
Frank Binderbasin, Jr
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Stone Family
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Logan, Ohio
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Athens, O
Dial
Thomas Meighan
Evelyn Brent
Renee Adoree
Rex Beach
Paramount Comedy
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Hoover
Wurlitzer
Columbia
Messenger Pattern Department
Sid H. Johnson
Morgan County
Anna Howard Johnson
Marion Davies
Broadway
Richard DIX
Moran
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Paris
New York
Woodworths
S. Court
Sprague & Day Cab CO
America
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Jeweler & Optometrist
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