Heavy Jackson Eleven Beats Logan 27 to 6 in Whirlwind Game
Logan High fell to Jackson as the heavier Tigers rolled to 27 points after a fast first half. Logan threatened near the goal but two plays were ruled out of bounds and the guests scored three times in the third and final periods. Coach Longley pulled most starters in the third except Bright and Cox.
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Jackson
Logan
Logan High
Adair
Baker
Longley
Bright
Cox
Bricker to Speak at Carbon Hill and Murray City
John W. Bricker Republican nominee for attorney general will be the principal speaker at meetings Thursday evening in Carbon Hill and Murray City. Carbon Hill event begins at 7 pm and Murray City at 7 45 pm, announced by F M McKay, executive committee chairman.
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Logan
John W. Bricker
Carbon Hill
Murray City
F. M. McKay
Car Crash Near Adelphi Leads to Arrests for Intoxication
Logan reports an auto accident in Adelphi involving Carl Hayes and Charles Consolover of Laurelville. Their car hit another vehicle and a building. both were arrested for intoxication but were not seriously hurt.
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Logan
Carl Hayes
Charlies Consolover
Laurelville
Adelphi
Piles Sufferer Praises Petersons Ointment
Detroit resident T. G. Rockstrom says he endured piles for over 25 years and after his fourth box of Petersons Ointment he is nearly cured. He calls it the greatest ointment ever heard of and notes a big box costs five cents at any drug store.
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T. G. Rockstrom
Detroit
Peterson
Adv
Visiting Clergyman Preeport Minister To Speak At Presbyterian Church
Logan October 24 The Rev Conrad of Freeport will be the visiting clergyman during Fellowship Week at First Presbyterian Church Services start Monday with a congregational supper tonight Young People meet tomorrow Junior Choir will lead music and the Senior Choir will sing on other nights Melvin Harburger violinist soloist for the offertory Mrs Lucy Bowen at the organ and Mrs M F Weymueller directed the music
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Logan
Conrad of
Freeport
First Presbyterian Church
This Church
Melvin Harburger
Lucy Bowen
M. F. Weymueller
Oldest campaign badge shown from 1896 Bryan McKinney race
Joe Morris of Good Hope Township brought a nearly century old campaign badge to Logan. The badge, from the Bryan McKinney campaign of 1896, features a rooster and the inscription Bryan and Sewall with the number 16 1. Morris wore it then and recently rediscovered it among keepsakes.
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Good Hope Township
Logan
Joe Morris
Bryan-McKinney
Bryan and Sewall
Morris
Republican meetings in Gibisonville and Laureville with Fred Palmer
Two political gatherings were directed by the Republican Executive Committee on Friday night with Fred Palmer of Columbus as the main speaker. The events occurred at Gibisonville and Laureville, with several county candidates attending both stops.
Miss Vaughn Bort Undergoes Appendix Operation
Vaughn Bort, daughter of Dean Bort, underwent an appendix operation at a Columbus hospital after traveling there the previous day. Latest reports show her condition is favorable. She lives with her grandparents, Mrs. L. O. Bort, and attends local schools in Logan.
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Logan
New Industrial Standard Sets Inch to 25.4 Millimeters
A conference of 25 scientists and engineers representing automotive, railway and machinery industries adopts a new industrial ratio. The inch is now defined as 25.4 millimeters replacing the prior 25.40005. Ford Motor Co. pressed for the change to promote international measurement uniformity.
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New York
American Standards Association
Ford Motor Co
England
Dogs React To Traffic Light Signals In Logan
Two Logan men on Main Street observed two dogs dash to the corner and wait as traffic lights changed from red to green. When the green signal appeared the dogs trotted across the street, prompting questions about canine color perception.
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Logan
Main Street
Market Street
Mrs McLain’s Flock Tops Hocking County Poultry Records
Logan, Oct 24. Mrs James McLain Starr Township had the best producing flock in Hocking County for the year ending Sept 36 with hens averaging 1.43 eggs daily. Miss Vira Davis Salt Creek Township led for the month with 16.8 eggs, while Davis ranked second for the year with 171.17 eggs per hen. Ray Burns placed third and Mrs Claude Hart Laurelville fourth, all above average as record keeping will continue next year under McLain Wilson Ross and Henry Rheinscheld.
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Logan
James McLain
Starr Township
Hocking County
Extension Service Office
Miss Davis
Ray Burns
Claude Hart
Laurelvillie
McLain
Wilson Ross
Henry Rheinscheld
Democrats Meet in Hocking County Courthouse Auditorium
Attendance was good at a Saturday night meeting in the courthouse auditorium directed by the Women’s Democrat Club of Hocking County. The Amerikan Legion Band played before the program. Principal speakers included Mrs. Nellie Taylor Ross and Mrs. Olivia Talbott Hayes. Circleville Democrat Glee Club performed.
Logan People of Note Visit and Attend Closings
Local residents and visitors frequent Logan over the weekend with trips from Laurelville Youngstown Columbus Dayton and Cincinnati. Notable stops include Ned Reynolds funeral and former county records examiner Dr. Robert K. Smith’s illness and death prompting Dorothy Smith to return to Cincinnati.
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George Hartsough
Theresa Haynes
Laurelville
H. B. Inboden
Youngstown
Logan
Inboden
Ruth Easterling
Columbus
Amy Easterling
Elwyn Crawford
Leroy Crawford
Gene Hack
Dayton
Ned Reynold
E. Tilton
Jackson
Dorothy Smith
Cincinnati
Robert K. Smith
Les Ames Sunday School Class Meeting Reports Funds
A social and business meeting of the Les Ames Sunday School Class was held at Mrs. H. D. Foster's home. Hazel Armstrong announced funds from a jitney supper, with Mrs. L. S. Robbins leading singing and Mrs. Harry Thomas organizing the social portion with Halloween and autumn decorations.
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John Fickel
M. Bies
Ruth Brooke
C. Bright
Local gardener displays roses and mums despite frost
Charles Price of Laurel Run brings a morning harvest of roses and hardy mums to Logan for display. The blooms appear fresh and fragrant despite several frosts in the past days.
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Logan
Charles Price
Laurel Run
Ten Absent Voter Applications Filed At Logan Board
Ten people sought absent voter ballots at the election board office on Saturday. The count may rise as the election date nears. Many applicants were teachers or students.
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Logan
Election Board
Absent Voter Ballots and Ohio Election Preparations
Secretary of State Clarence J. Brown explains absentee voting rules for electors away from home. Ohio plans heavy turnout, with over 2.8 million votes forecast and 40 experts to tabulate returns after election day.
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State House
Capitol
Ohio
Illinois
Pennsylvania
H. G. Southard
State Department of Health
Front Street
Departments of State
Conservation Department of the State
Clarence J. Brown
Credit Is Now Being Given to Ohio Farmers
The Regional Agricultural Credit Corporation of Columbus is a government subsidiary with paid in capital of 3 000 000 and aims to fund farmers in Ohio Indiana Kentucky and Tennessee quickly. A board of farmers and bankers governs it with local inspectors, and plans include a Louisville Kentucky branch to assist loans for Kentucky and Tennessee farmers. Local banks and county agents aid in loan processing and counseling.
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Ohio
Columbus
Regional Agricultural Credit Corporation of
Indiana
Kentucky
Tennessee
Regional Agricultural Credit Corporation
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Columbus Corporation
Louisville
Credit Corporation
Seek Lower Rates Drive In Next Few Months
An organizing meeting of 400 Ohio cities and villages to press for lower natural gas and utility costs is set for next Friday noon in Columbus. L. G. Whitney, city manager of Piqua and temporary chair, says ten communities have signed petitions urging the Public Utilities Commission to revise gas rates.
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Cleveland
PieAn
Ohio
Columbus
L. G. Whitney
Piqua
Harold H. Burton
Public Utilities Commission
Liberality urged in Supreme Court review by Geiger
In Columbus in October Judge Frank W Geiger Republican candidate for the unexpired term on the State Supreme Court said there should be more liberality in permitting cases to be reviewed by the court He added that attorneys are entitled to know why the court refuses to review and that constitutional provisions should be construed to require the court to give a reason for overruling a motion to certify the record He spoke in Springfield at a Republican event
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Supreme Court
Columbus
Oct
Frank W. Geiger
Springfield
State Supreme Court
Geiger
Verse on Wolfe reunion tale of Stringtownville store
A long verse printed as an advertisement recalls a Wolfe family reunion in Athens County. The poem centers on Douglas Walker and a Stringtownville road tale tied to railroad era commerce, mentioning local goods and a planned full version sought from old handbills.
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Wolfe
Athens County
Douglas Walker
George Walker
Athens
Stringtownville
Amesville
F. S. Wolfe
Federal
Baltimore
Douglas
Mariettans To Honor Father of Country Pageant in Marietta
Athens County residents are invited to attend a historical pageant in Marietta honoring George Washington's voyage down the Ohio River on October 26, 1770. The event on October 26 begins at 1 30 p m at Dam 17 five miles above Marietta with hundreds of locals in period costumes.
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Athens County
Marietta
George Washington
Ohio River
Old Members May Lose Jobs In Election
Washington observers note chatter that Senate Democrats might spare Progressive Republican chairmen in a Democratic majority. The piece details key figures such as Norris, La Follette, Johnson, Ashurst, Borah, and Nye and recalls a failed effort to purge the western dissident bloc.
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Washington
Senate
Ashurst
Arizonia
Norris
Nebraska
Norbeck
South Dakota
Nye
North Dakota
Banking and Currency Committee
Public Lands
Veterans Say Roosevelt Silence Betrayed Immediate Bonus Hopes
Former soldiers feel betrayed by Governor Roosevelt over his silence on the bonus and his stance against immediate payment. W. W. Waters, commander of the Bonus Expeditionary Force, comments from Miami. In New York, Henry L. Levens Jr., ex commander of the American Legion, says veterans view Roosevelt as a friend for opposing bonus payments until a treasury surplus exists.
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Miami
Fla
Roosevelt
Pittsburgh
W. W. Waters
New York
U.P
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Henry L. Levens, Jr
American Legion
Hoover Saving All Cartoons About Him
Washington October 24 President Hoover has built one of the world’s largest collections of Hoover caricatures. Since his inauguration he has stored hundreds from the 1923 campaign including unfavorable cartoons in the East Wing Chamber of Horrors and keeps the collection current with new foreign and domestic pieces. In Gallipolis real estate transfers recorded this week include BD W Powell to H W Cherrington 84 acres in Morgan Township and first National Bank to A Boster for parcels in Gallia and Galipolis.
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Washington
Peover
Hoover
Chamber of Horrors
White House
Gallipolis
BD. W. Powell
H. W. Cherrington
Morgan Towsetip
A. Boster
Jate
Galigelia
C. A. Boster
Galitpalis
Firat National
Creomulsion Promises Quick Relief for Coughs and Colds
An ad promotes Creomulsion a creosote based medicine claiming two fold action to soothe inflamed membranes and inhibit germs. It states the product cures persistent coughs colds bronchial asthma bronchitis and related respiratory ailments and offers money back if relief is not achieved.
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Ady
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