Local Postal Service Expands Routes In Portamouth Area
Leach serves as bookkeeper for H. W. Harden Company and has been county auditor for two terms after a long stint in zonal post office. Livery service grew, adding territory and more families. early carriers Dollison and Brown remain clerks, while T. A. Tunsell left the city, last noted by postal staff.
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Portamouth
Leach
H. W. Harden
Snce
Dollison
Mr. Brown
T. A. Tunsell
FOLLOWED CAR II Must Have Zig-Zageed War Officers Arrest Driver On Drunk Charge
Logan news reports Dalton Miller and Lew Clark of Columbus arraigned before Magistrate E K Bright after their arrest near Enterprise by Sheriff W J Lloyd Deputy Joe Farbearn and Inspector H A Lines. Officers say they followed the car before detaining them. Miller fined 100 dollars and costs for possessing intoxicating liquor and for driving while under the influence. Clark fined 10 dollars and costs for being intoxicated.
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Logan
Dalton Miller
Lew Clark
Columbus
E. KE. Bright
Enterprise
W. J. Lloyd
Joe Farbearn
H. A. Lines
Miller
Clark
Tiffany Hitectric Co v Logan Clay Product Co verdict
A Logan Tribune report states Tiffany Hitectric Company sued Logan Clay Product Company for about 775 dollars in a contract dispute. The jury returned a verdict Wednesday afternoon after a trial that began Tuesday, with counsel planning a new trial motion and Earl Tiffany leaving for Columbia to pursue another case in Chicago.
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Logan
Tiffany Hitectric Company
Logan Clay Product Company
Earl Tiffany
Columbia
Chicago
Moores-Ross set league high in opening three game series
On October 18 in Logan at Be shara Parlors one division of the City Bowling League saw Moores-Ross and Dodgers each win three games. Moores-Ross posted a league high 1660 pins with four of five bowlers above 200 and the low score 195. Dodgers totals included 819 and 981 in the three games.
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Logan
City
Beshara
Dodgers
Moores-Ross
Pyromaniac Sought After Fatal Portland Hotel Fire
Seattle police sought a pyromaniac who started a blaze at the Portland Hotel killing eight and injuring fourteen. Investigators found stairways drenched with kerosene and ignited. the hotel was operated by a Japanese owner.
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Seattle
Wash
Portland
Laborers
Stimson Chosen to Lead U.S. Delegation to London Conference
President Hoover selected Secretary of State Henry L. Stimson to head the U.S. delegation to the five power naval limitations conference in London next January, with official announcement withheld pending formal notice.
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Washington
R.henry L. Stimson
America
London
Hoover
Protest Over Dredging Cost At Sunday Creek
Citizens of Corning gather to oppose high proposed dredging costs for Sunday Creek through the village. The plan, backed by the New York Central Railroad which would pay over half, would cost about 45000 dollars and flood protection is cited as urgent. Prosecutor Wagner supports the project warning the railroad could abandon Corning if the measure fails. A follow up meeting is planned.
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New Lexington
Perry County
Corning
Sunday Creek
New York Central Railroad
FE. C. Wagner
Spelling Contest to Be Feature of Year
Logan Ohio residents learn of a county education program to boost school life with two key events a county spelling contest and a county field and track meet committee members Neal Kitchen Irvin Hiseh and Charles W Zeigler named to develop the plan township finals will be hosted by chairmen Orville Hartsongs Perry Clarence Diehl Salt Creek Elmer Mathias Good Hope Claude Chilcote Laurel and others. county contest set for February 15 1830 at Logan High School.
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Logan
Hocking County
Ohio
Neal Kitchen
Irvin Hiseh
Charles W. Zeigler
Logan High School
Orville Hartsongs
Perry
Clarence Diehl
Salt Creek
Elmer Mathias
Good Hope
Claude Chilcote
Laurel
W. Delbert Davis Benton
Charles Zeigler
Marion
Velva Brashares
Walla
Pilton
Washington
Charles Brown
Walls-Gore
Tivelyn Tlockman
Green
Hazel Chilcote
Starr
Win Barker
Ward
Four Logan 4-H Delegates to Attend State Congress
Logan- area 4-H members Margaret Hamilton Josephine Mahoney Harold Burt and Ward Weaver will join county leader Pearl Clinton as chaperone at the fifteenth annual 4-H Club Congress at Ohio State University from October 28 to November 2. Delegates were chosen by a committee and will attend lectures tour Columbus city sites and Friday night banquet before returning Saturday.
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Logan
Hoecking County
Ohio State University
Margaret Hamilton
Falls Township
Josephine Mahoney
Salt Creek Township
Harold Burt
Gibisonville
Ward Weaver
Marion Township
Pearl Linton
Green Township
J. W. Coleman
BE. T L. Pielow
Harry L. Smith
Columbus
William Wilson Dies at 82 in Maxville
John Wilson 82 retired farmer died at his Maxville home after a long illness. Survived by two sons Herman and Oscar Wilson and daughter Mestide Sheets of Maxville. Funeral conducted at home by Reverend Walter Dyer of Junction City with burial in St John Lutheran Cemetery nearby.
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Logan
John Wilson
Maxville
Herman
Oscar Wilson
Mestide Sheets
Rew
Walter Dyer
Junction City
St. John Lutheran Cemetery
Logan Man Held on Car Theft Charge awaiting Arraignment
James Fox is jailed in Logan County awaiting arraignment on a charge of operating a motor vehicle without the owner's consent. Deputy Sheriff Parbeann arrested him at Nelsonville Wednesday evening after Fox allegedly took his father's car Tuesday evening without permission. He has prior police trouble.
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Logan
James Fox
Parbeann
Nelsonville
Fox
Twentieth Anniversary of Free Mail Delivery in Logan
Logan marks the twentieth anniversary of free city mail delivery with officials noting the original carriers Carl Brown Vaut Dollison and T A Russell and substitute Henry T Leach. The article recalls early staff and the continuation of service by two carriers.
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Logan
Logan Poste
Carl Brown
Vaut Dollison
T. A. Russell
Henry T. Leach
Escapee Monroe Brown Killed While Allegedly prowling
Monroe Brown an 18 year old Negro who recently escaped from the city work house was killed today while prowling about the houreles la Ault area authorities said the incident occurred during a confrontation with officers.
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Monroe Brown
Remarkable shoe sale offers for Christmas gifts
Worthy display of slippers and boots with prices from 1.39 to 4.00 and many items previously 3.50 to 6. The ad touts rubber foolwear galoshes and men s 4 buckle arctics with dramatic savings. Hundreds of values await in a large sale event inviting families to browse and buy.
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Stimson
U.S
Mee
Wilson
Pon
Logans
Gitte
Skot Columbus
Does Cash Shoe Store
Athens
Bona Jettick Agency
Antoinette
Rollie
Mechem Shoe Store
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