Citizens to Back Politics at Logan Rally
Logan October rally featured Cole Findlay urging citizen participation and re election of Senator Willis. Barrett supported Republican platform and President Coolidge. Mell Underwood to meet on campaign issues. American Legion band played. petitions circulated for referendums on Hocking Power and Hydro Falls Electric franchises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank W. Willis
Coolidge
Myers Cooper
Barrett
Republican Party
Mell G. Underwood
American Legion
Della Bishop
Hocking Power Company
Hydro Falls Electric Company
George Spang Fined on Assault Charge
Logan report states George Spang pled guilty to assault and was fined $1 plus costs in Mayor J I Rochester's court. The affidavit cites Sam Hooper as the assault victim. Hooper filed the affidavit and Po Yeeman Thomas made the arrest.
Nose Bleed Saps Local Man At Cher rington Hospital
Logan October 25 William Collins of Nelsonville is confined to the Cherrington hospital. He has suffered a severe nose bleed since Wednesday. The blood flow resumed Saturday morning. The man is weakened and may not survive.
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Logan
William Collins
Nelsonville
Cherrington Hospital
Boy Burned In Hot Water Accident At Home
A two year old boy sat in a bucket of hot water left unattended by Mrs. Baker Rheinscheid at her home. He sustained serious burns and required medical treatment.
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Logan
Automobile Run Gone Wild Hits Engine
Logan, Oct. 25. Charles W. Runk of New Lexington left his automobile unattended on a Shawnee street. The car rolled down an incline and dashed toward a B&O depot yard engine, injuring no one and narrowly missing a collision. Runk failed to overtake the runaway vehicle.
Plan Social at Coakley School
Logan October 25 plan social at Coakley School in Greenville town. Entertainment and refreshments arranged for attendees under direction of Miss Wilma Gears, teacher.
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Coakley
Pamphlets Explain Two Ordinances Voted Next Week
Logan residents receive pamphlets confirming explanations of two ordinances to be voted on at the election next week. About 2,300 voters in Logan are mailed the pamphlets detailing the proposed measures and related explanations.
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Logan
Paper Boy Finds Violets in Bloom Then Takes Fall
Logan October 25 Ralph Webb messenger carrier found wild violets blooming while working Saturday. Later he fell from a retaining wall injuring his right arm.
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Paper Boy
Logan
Ralph Webb
Insurgents Voices Will Be Stilled In Moscow Conference
Communist party leaders from across Russia meet in Moscow for a decisive conference as rivals like Leon Trotsky and Zinovieff are sidelined. Stalin has steered the party with iron resolve amid a rift over economic policy.
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Moscow
Communist Party
Russia
Leon Trotsky
George Zinovieff
L. B. Kamenev
C. B. Radek
J.V. Stalin
Trotsky
Stalin
Prisoners Take Turns At Cells In New Haven Drive
In New Haven Connecticut police cleared the city streets by week’s end arresting drunken and disorderly suspects. By Sunday afternoon many detainees were released to free cells for new prisoners as the crackdown continued.
Queen Marie of Romania Begins 30 Day U S Tour
Queen Marie of Romania starts a strenuous 30 day tour across the United States from West Point to Seattle. The royal train will stop at West Point to review future officers then proceed to Albany Syracuse and Buffalo with brief stops and dinners planned along the way.
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New York
Queen Marie
Romania
United States
West Point
N. Y
Seattle
Wash
New York Central
United States Military Academy
America
Albany
Syracuse
Buffalo
Ohio council of Churches opens with 100 delegates
More than 100 delegates from seventeen Protestant churches attend the Ohio Council of Churches convention in Columbus. Myers Y. Cooper, Republican candidate for governor and president of the council, delivers the annual presiding address.
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Columbus
U.M
Ohio Council of Churches
Myers Y. Cooper
Queen Marie rewards Leviathan crewman with gold watch
Queen Marie presents a gold watch bearing the Romanian crest and crown to David Robertson, second steward of the Leviathan, in appreciation of his attentions during her voyage to the United States.
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David Robertson
Marie
United States
Fight Over Debt Turns Fatal in Oberlin
A quarrel over seventy five cents led to shooting at a house near Oberlin. Chester Durham, 50, was killed and William Whiteside, 54, of Lorain was wounded after Whiteside confronted Butler Durham, uncle of the slain man, and a chase ensued with a gunshot fired. Whiteside escaped with his shotgun.
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Oberlin
O.R
Chester Durham
William Whiteside
Lorain
Whiteside
Here
Butler Durham
Photographer Moore Leaves Athens for Columbus Job
C. T. Moore, a photographer in Athens for twelve years, resigns to join The Photo Shopper in Columbus. He has occupied his studio at 412 South Court Street, and his family moved to Columbus in June.
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C. T. Moore
Athens
Columbus
Mr. Moore
South Court Street
Murderer in Taxicab Vienna
Fraulein Elizabeth Zergien was stabbed to death in a taxicab by another woman, who has thus foresooned capture.
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Vienna
Fraulein
Elizabeth Zergien
Alva Tippie Injured by Rusty Nail in Chauncey
Alva Tippie suffers an infection in his left foot after stepping on a rusty nail. He cannot attend school and stays with his uncle and aunt Mr and Mrs T D Schoonover in Chauncey. He spent Sunday and today at the Hamilton home.
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Chauncey
Alva Tippie
Alva
T. D. Schoonover
Services Held for Young Daughter in Millfield Church
Funeral services were held in the Millfield church for Virginia Pettit two year old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Pettit. Rev G B Courtney officiated. Burial followed at Green Lawn cemetery. The Pettit couple have four children remaining.
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Chauncey
Millfield
Virginia
John Pettit
G. B. Courtney
Christian Church
Green Lawn Cemetery
Local visitors and departures noted in city
Mrs Alva Karns went to Columbus for hospital treatment likely to undergo an operation. Mrs W H Bradfield and children from Columbus visited and traveled to Middleport with other relatives. Miss Dorothy Minister of Frankfort Ohio spent weekend with Mr and Mrs Edward Minister. Addie Tippie and children from Columbus visited relatives here and left today for home. Miss Stella Carter and Miss Verna Six were guests of Mr and Mrs Fred Kempton in Athens Sunday.
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Alva Karns
Columbus
W. H. Bradfield
Paul
Kathleen Bradfield
Bradfield
Middleport
Charles Bradfield
8. P. Tinkerpaugh
Dorothy
Frankfort
Ohio
Edward Minister
Ellis Avenue
Addie Tippie
Hollas
Tippie
Edward Leffler
T. D. Schoonover
Stella Carter
Verna
Fred Kempton
Athens
Hamiltons Entertain Guests At Mount Street Home
Mr. and Mrs. T. R. Hamilton entertained Sunday guests including Mrs. H. F. Kittle and Ruth Ann from Glouster, and Miss Helen Kittle who attends Ohio University.
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T. R. Hamilton
Mount Street
Pape's Diapepsin Advertisement Claims Quick Digestion Aid
An old ad touts Pape's Diapepsin promising rapid relief from indigestion including heartburn gas and stomach misery. It claims digestion is corrected for a few cents and that each package is guaranteed by the druggist.
Surprise Birthday Party For Mrs. Hunter On Peach Ridge
Neighbors and friends from Peach Ridge Sugar Creek Athens and Chauncey attended a masked surprise party for Mrs. Maria Hunter on Saturday evening at her Peach Ridge home. About eighty guests joined in a program of music and recitations with Irene Myers Frances Karns Lavera Karns and instrumentalists Joe Myers and Joseph South. Mrs. Hunter is sister of Ezra J. Karns Chauncey.
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Maria Hunter
Peach Ridge
Sugar Creek
Athens
Chauncey
Irene Myers
Frances Karns
Lavera Karns
Chauntcey
Joe Myers
Joseph South
Hunter
Ezra J. Karns
Masquerade Birthday Party For Walter Leffler
Mrs. Charles Leffler and daughter Mrs. Emmons Mace hosted a la masquerade party on Drake street Saturday night for Walter Leffler turning eighteen. Music and games followed by a refreshment course served by Mrs. Owen Jackson and Mrs. Quy Smith. Out-of-town guests included Mildred Leffler, Clarence Leffler, and Charles Stroud of Columbus. local guests listed.
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Chauncey
Charles Leffler
Emmons Mace
Drake Street
Walter Leffler
Leffler
Owen Jackson
Quy Smith
Mildred Leffler
Clarence Leffler
Charles Stroud
Columbus
Audrey Johnson
Hazel Harvey
Jessie Lester
Elsie Rankin
Alice Dew
Eleanor Minister
Alma _ Ferrell
Rita Smith
Marie Ferrel
Kathleen Smith
Alex Madek
Louie Madek
Fred Ferrel
James Smith
Bennie Ferrel
Charles Minister
Wayne Smith
Donald Frazee
Alibert Jackson
Junior Boys' Masquerade at Mrs Swart’s Home
The Junior Boys class of the First Christian Sunday school plans a Halloween masquerade at teacher Mrs Arthur Swart’s Mill street home on Wednesday evening. All members are asked to attend in masks.
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Chauncey
First ‘Christian Sunday School
Arthur Swart
Mill Street
Piles Go Quick With Internal Medicine Remedy Hemroid
Bad circulation and stagnation in the lower bowel cause piles. Dr J S Leonhardt developed Hemroid, tested in 1000 cases with 98 percent success, sold by druggists with money back guarantee. Get Hemroid from Clines Pharmacy for lasting relief.
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J. S. Leonhardt
Leonhard
Cline S
Husband Abandoned Family Sparks Custody Petition
May Springer files for care and custody of four children after John Springer left his family since September 1 1923. The couple married September 11 1912 and the petitioner seeks custody of the under thirteen year old children.
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John Springer
May Springer
Answers to Questions From Page Five
Correct responses include Thomas Edison and President George Washington. The moon and Greenland are named as items. The set spans decades from 1912 to the nineteenth.
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Thomas Edison
George Washington
Greenland
Green
University of Illinois
Peterson's Ointment Cited By Detroit Man For Piles Relief
T G Rockestrom of 808 Loraine Street Detroit says he suffered with piles over 25 years and after using a fourth box of Peterson's Ointment is nearly cured. He calls it the greatest ointment and notes one box costs 35 cents at all druggists and it helps eczema rashes burns and tired feet.
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T. G. Rockestrom
Loraine Street
Detroit
Peterson
Hamden Family Wintering In Florida And Local News
Hamden residents plan winter in Orlando with John McLeish and family. Mrs. Rathburn returns to Gallipolis after visiting her brother. D C Thomas and family return from Columbus. William Slack 84 dies after a hip fracture. services held at Sand Run. Warren Kirkendall and Alice Harper ill. Carl Huhn to study electrical work in Chicago. G B Woodrow heads to Chicago then Florida. Automobiles bought by Palma Kruger Harry Bagley and Luthern Allen. Arc Buskirk’s stolen touring car found in Toledo. he retrieves it. Bertha Sowers hospitalized in Columbus. Leo Leach and wife have a son. Rebekah lodge to host masquerade social October 30.
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Warren Kirkendall
Alice Harper
Hamden
Carl Huhn
Chicago
G. B. Woodrow
Florida
Palma Kruger
Harry Bagley
Luthern Allen
Fied
Toledo
Bertha Sowers
Charles Sowers
Columbus
Leo Leach
Rebekah Lodge
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