Relief planning in Hocking County by Red Cross and state
The Red Cross Hoocking County Chapter and the State Relief Committee met to finalize a county relief plan for the winter. A joint steerage group will coordinate all relief activities, including a Roll Call campaign to kick off the program. Township committees will reform as in drought relief, with broad city and county cooperation announced by Clinton Webb.
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Tan
State Relief Committee
Hoaking County
Red Cross
Thti
Stage A. M. Eliinger
Jaw
Gifford National Relief
Algo
K . Dixon
Fofit
J. PB. Ailtte
Misa Mae Schaal
W. 8S. Yew
Frank Biasisu
George C. Hengat
Jessie Larimer
Irry Thomas
Fred C. Shively
George B. Carr
Felief
Eilinger
W. Coleman
Barton A. Hall
Chamber of Commerce
American Legion
Harry L. T
W. B. Lacock
Harold Chambers
Mies Marerot Lutz
Evinger
Hall
Misk Lutz
Edyard N. Turner
Hocking County
Former Resident Guilty in Paternity Case in Logan
Owen Lyman of Columbus was found guilty by a jury in Common Pleas Court on a paternity charge brought by Jeannette Banaley of Logan. About a dozen witnesses testified with Dr. Ey. E Campbell of Columbus as the first witness. jurors named include Brimmer Carpenter Blum Rutter Hartman Poston Standy Wine Petty Redick Mackey and Griffith.
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Common Pleas Court
Renchieve
Logan
Brimmer
Fred Carpenter
Oscar Blum
Walter Rutter
Guy Hartman
E. M. Poston
John K. Standy
William Wine
W. E. Petty
Emer Redick
Robert Mackey
Ad Mirs
Arch Griffith
Three Gallons Confiscated and Transport Charge Recorded
Three gallons were confiscated by Deputy Joe Farbarn on Sunday. Reputed suspects Lewis Wetzel of Buchtel and Motfis Reese of Springfield faced charges of possession and transportation respectively. Trials were set for Wednesday morning with bonds set at unspecified amounts. The incident occurred in the east end of the city.
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Joe Farbearn
Lewis Wetzel
Buchtel
Motfis Reese
Springfield
Ar‘hey
Waeatley M. Whitcraft
Wetzel
Reese
Fight suspects charged in Supengate arrest case
Lon Carney and Oscar Bolinger faced arraignment before Magistrate E B Bright on fighting charges. Carney found guilty while Bolinger was discharged after a $10 fine and costs. Deputies Stanley Bastion and Joe Farbrann arrested them after a reported brawl the prior night in the Supengate area.
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Magisim
Trate Bright
Aulogan
Lon Carney
Oscar Bolinger
Coonvills
Cam
E. BE. Bright
Paturdsy
Carney
Bohiinger Aimer
Wthowacy
Costa
Stanley ‘@bastion
Joe Farbrann
Teacher Foils Kidnap Attempt Of Schoolgirl
D W Tucker, a Rockbridge teacher, spotted 14 year old Carolyn Bentley entering a car with her mother and a strange man. He chased the vehicle, alerted Fairfield County officers, and helped return the girl to Rockbridge where she resumed classes after the thwarted abduction.
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Logan
Rockbridge
D. W. Tucker
Carolyn Bentley
Robert Bentley
Loudonville
Fairfield County
Lancaster
Tucker
Red Cross
Stranger Nabbed As Unbathed Tramp Near Mound Crossing
Logan October 20 citizens complained to the sheriff about a wandering man. Deputies Farebeam and Sparnen found him near the road with one shoe, burlap wrapped foot, and extra burlap. He admitted long neglect of baths. He was jailed for bathing and grooming, then released with advice to leave the county. later a dance at the Rochester home featured Kathryn and Adelaide Rochester with local guests.
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Mound Crossing
Logan
Joe Farebeam
Stanley Sparnen
Cascarets Advertise Gentle Constipation Relief
The ad touts Cascarets as a quick effective night cure for constipation. It promises morning recovery with improved breath and digestion and claims to strengthen bowel muscles, urging repeat use for thorough cleansing.
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Negre’s & Wey
Cascarets
Ray
Castoria
Progress on Route 31 Project Near Logan
Construction on Route 31 south of Logan advances with Roush Brothers and Loomis and Son deploying multiple crews. Crews clear trees, pour a concrete box culvert, and widen the right of way while inspectors monitor grading and concrete work.
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Frank Graham
Roush Broa
Loomis and Son
J. W. Gabriel
Tom Smiley
State Highway Office
Diplomat Wins in Weeklong League Council Drama
Washington dispatch reports Ambassador Debuchi of Japan eased U S worries by obtaining Tokyo's acceptance of American representation on the League Council at Geneva. The development allows Prentiss Gilbert the American Geneva consul to pursue peace efforts without feeling excluded. Debuchi’s gambit signals high stakes diplomacy beyond a mere procedural shift. In Columbus Ohio Dr A A Cale shows slight improvement after hand infection. Ralph Larimer reports his car stolen near the Phi Sigma Chi Fraternity on North Market Street.
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Washington
URRA
Etsuji Debuchi
Japan
Stimson
To Kyo Foreign Office
League Council
Geneva
Debuch
Prentiss Gilbert
China
Drarma
Debuchi
Tokio
Gilbert
United States
Logan
Ralph Larimer
Phi Sigma Chi
North Market Street
Debuchi's frank talk shifts Japan's diplomatic stance
Debuchi, still Japan's ambassador to Washington, urged frank discussion with the Foreign Office. He argued the League Council erred by inviting a nonmember to its deliberations, stating Japan would oppose the action's legal validity while maintaining cordial ties with Gilbert.
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Japan
Foreign Office
Frank Lancguage
Debuchi
Washington
Tokyo
League Council
Stimson
Geneva
League
Gilbert
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