Open and Secret Indictments From Logan Grand Jury
Logan October term grand jury returned thirteen indictments from twenty four cases. Ten indictments were open including a Roy Rizer assault case and Walter Shuttleworth concealed weapon charge. Secret indictments were issued against three unnamed individuals as deputy sheriffs prepare to serve them. The jury heard 29 witnesses and urged sheriff reforms for jail privileges. Judge Whitcraft set arraignments for Thursday morning.
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Carl Swackhammer
Laurelville
Cherrington Hospital
Forest Hamilton
John McMannis
William Walters
Solomon Parcell
Lawrence Parcell
Paul Pickett
Walter Shuttleworth
Glenn Price
Harley M. Whitcraft
Change of Venue Sought in Bank Failure Case
Lee and White of Logan plead not guilty in Hamden bank failure indictments. They filed a motion for change of venue in Vinton County Common Pleas Court and await Judge Darby's ruling. Bonds set at $5000 each. motions to quash denied. Separate-trial request denied.
Olive Tablets Offer Quick Relief From Bad Breath
Thousands suffer bad breath but Dr. Edwards Olive Tablets provide relief. The vegetable tablets purify the system by gently stimulating the bowels and liver, without the harsh effects of calomel. Distributed in olive color, 15c 80c 60c.
Classified and Circulation Ad Contact
Local Messenger classified and circulation notices are requested via D Y Milne at phone 272 to handle listings and related items. Telephone information directive directs readers to 6024 for society and locals notices.
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Clinton Webb
Your
6024
The
Messenger
D. Y. Milne
Sterling Conviction Upheld By Court Of Appeals
Logan October 28 Judge Mauck Blosser and Middleton affirmed Frank Sterling's larceny conviction for breaking into Chris Brooker confectionery. The panel reviewed four county cases with arguments by A R McBroom and Prosecutor Bowen. Other matters were held for decision.
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Vinton County
Sterling
A. R. McBroom
McBroom
C. Wood Bowen
Chris Brooker
Bowen
Fred Poling
Foster
Archer
N. Co. WL
Rachelmacher
Carl W. Suler
Christopher Herrold
W. J. Jones
McArthur
Township Roads To Be Repaired Soon
Logan officials announce repairs on multiple township roads before weather worsens. Graveling and ditching work led by Orla Wolfe and trustees will cover sites including Carpenter Evans Marion Laurel Starr Benton Perry Washington Falls and other roads.
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Starr Township
Davis Road
Laurel Township
Harper Hollow
Benton Township
Chapel Hill
Perry Township
Cherry Road
Washington Township
Walters
Davis
Marion Township
Howdyshell
Falls Township
Washington C. H. Man Fined $110 and Costs
Logan Oct 28 Robert Landsinger of Washington Court House pleaded guilty to operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated following a crash on McArthur Road. He received a $100 fine plus costs and a six month driving suspension. An additional intoxication charge also resulted in a $10 fine and costs. Deputy Sheriff Joe Farbearn investigated the wreck involving H. O. Kesinger of Wellston. Kesinger family members were in the car.
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Joe Farbearn
H. O. Kesinger
Wellston
Kesinger
Not Guilty Plea in Chicken Theft Case
George Poling of Dicken Addition pleaded not guilty to a chicken stealing charge and requested a preliminary hearing before Magistrate E. E. Bright. Poling was placed under $500 bond with a hearing date to be set later for allegedly attempting to steal chickens from Hamilton Lemon’s flock at Webb Summit on Saturday.
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Logan
George Poling
Dicken
E. E. Bright
Poling
Hamilton Lemon
Webb Summit
Miss Kathryn Blum Suffered Hip Fracture in Columbus Run
Logan October 28 Miss Kathryn Blum Enterprise daughter of Mr and Mrs Luther Blum was brought home from a Columbus hospital where she received treatment for a fractured hip. She injured herself running through a field more than a week ago and the fracture was revealed by X ray after arrival at the hospital.
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Logan
Kathryn Blum
Enterprise
Luther Blum
Columbus
Banker Receiver Wins Cognovit Judgment for 316.80
Logan, Oct. 28 Judge Harley M. Whitcraft grants C A Jones receiver for the First Rempel National Bank a judgment of 316.80 by confession on a cognovit note against W D Thurness and others.
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Logan
C. A. Jones
First Rempel National Bank
Harley M. Whitcraft
W. D. Thurness
Logan hosts visitors from Cleveland Carroll and beyond
Mrs. Carl T. Robertson and son Donald of Cleveland stayed in Logan with Mrs. Ida Weublein from Friday to Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Blackston of Carroll visited, former residents. Frank Redfern of Adelphi traveled to Logan on business Tuesday. Judge C C Williams of Columbus attended Court of Appeals business Tuesday. Mary Bond plans a short Detroit visit Thursday. Mrs. Gene Hamlin of Lancaster visited Mrs. John F. Bond's family. Carl W. Herb of Columbus faces arrest for reckless driving after failing to appear. Mrs. N J Stoody of Kenosha Wis.visited John L Stoody and relatives. en route she stopped in Cincinnati to see Rev H W Stoody.
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Carl T. Robertson
Donald
Cleveland
Logan
Ida Weublein
Wesley Blackston
Carroll
Frank Redfern
Adelphi
C. C. Williams
Columbus
Court of Appeals
Mary Bond
Detroit
Gene Hamlin
Lancaster
John F. Bond
Carl W. Herb
Joe Farbearn
N. J. Stoody
Kenosha
Wis
John L. Stoody
Edward Hockman
Physicians report slight improvement in Swackhammer condition
Logan doctors at Cherrington Hospital said Carl Swackhammer of Laurelville shows slight improvement after a double skull fracture and a fractured left leg from an automobile strike near Laurelville last week. He spoke briefly to physicians Monday evening.
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Logan
Cherrington Hospital
Carl Swackhammer
Laurelville
Apple Laden Branch Displayed At Oak Grove Cemetery
Logan news item reports George Engle the sexton cutting a two foot branch from an apple tree found at Oak Grove Cemetery. The limb bore 52 apples of assorted sizes and was brought downtown for display purposes.
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Logan
Oak Grove
George Engle
Sexton
Mrs Mary C Ryan Recovers From Eye Infection Operation
Mrs Mary C Ryan of Logan Ohio underwent an eye infection operation at Mt Carmal Hospital in Columbus County and is reported in satisfactory condition with visitors to be allowed today.
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Columbus, CO
Mary C. Ryan
West Second Street
Logan, C
Mt. Carmel Hospital
Wounded hand from falling milk bottle incident
Vance Brian of Logan sustained a deep left hand wound after a milk bottle he carried broke when he fell Monday evening. Medical attention was required.
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Logan
Vance Brian
Fox Hunters Set Field Trials Near Number Four School
Logan, Oct 2. The sixth annual field trial of the Hocking County Fox Hunters Association will be held Nov. 7 in Marion Township one-half mile west of Number Four school house with headquarters on the Wiseman Farm. Awards for speed, drive, hunting and trailing, totals $11. Dogs cast at 6:30 AM. Francis Williams named master of hounds. FBE Mowery secretary cooperates. An annual business meeting follows next Monday with three candidates for president: Leonard Bell, Jacob Greancaif, and FBE Mowery.
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Logan
Hocking County
Fox Hunters Association
Marion Township
Number Four School House
Wiseman Farm
Francis Williams
Union Furnace
F. BE. Mowery
Leonard Bell
Maxville
Jacob Greancaif Green
Mrs Tracy Returns Home After Goiter Surgery
Logan report states Mrs Roy Tracy has left Columbus hospital and returned to 68 Hill Street after four weeks of treatment for goiter. She is reported to be making a satisfactory recovery.
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Logan
Roy Tracy
Hill Street
Columbus
Scarlet fever cases and local social notes in New Straitsville
New Straitsville October 28. Mrs. Erma Breeze aged 84 was taken to the Infirmary in New Lexington after being found on the floor by caretaker Mrs. Fred Blankenship. A new scarlet fever case among Margaret Hirrum is reported as well as ill children Bobbie Dishon and a Moodie son showing improvement. The Junior Carnival occurred October 23 with various visits and family news including a birth of a baby boy weighing ten pounds and other weekend visits of Columbus and Akron residents.
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New Straitsville
Erma Breeze
New Lexington
Fred Blankenship
Matt Breeze
Clyde White
Barberton
Margaret
Hirrum
Roy Yates
Logan
Thomas Wintermouth
Bobbie
Albert Dishon
Dave Moodie
John Connors
T. W. Blankenship
Rebekah
Gore
Elizabeth Webb
Columbus
Harriet Webb
Bob Clark
Evelyn Mills
Akron
Evelyn
George Lanning
Jack Brown
Billie Brown
Dorothy Hartman
John T. Hartman
Bridge Opens as 300000 Throngs Cross New Washington Span
The opening of the George Washington Bridge drew about 300 000 people traveling by horse and carriage to witness the massive suspension span over the Hudson River. An immense crowd filled the lanes as traffic began on the new crossing connecting Manhattan and New Jersey.
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George Washington
Manhattan
New Jersey
Ana
Hudson River
Woria
Halloween Supper Promises Busy Evening At Church
Community notices list a masquerade dance at Red Men’s Hall by Roy Palmer and Kathryn Lawson on Thursday October 29. The Ladies Aid of the M B Church plans a Halloween supper Tuesday in the church basement.
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Roy Palmer
Kathryn Lawson
Red Men's Hall
Luella Frasure
Garell Throp
Hemlock
Harvey Neal
Barberton
William Neal
Carl Davis
Bristol
John Sherrard
Obitz Junction
James Sherrard
Billy Nimon
Ilisburgh
William Grandy
Columbus
Bennie Jones
Jewett
Harry Winefordner
Shawnee
Mary Corbett
Lucy Jane Breeze
Murray City
Ladies’ Aid
M. BF. Church
New wing planned for Ohio State University station
Columbus October 28 The extension at the Ohio State University experiment station will cost about 80000 dollars to house the state highway testing laboratory. Labor will be drawn from unemployment ranks as announced by the state relief committee.
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Columbus
Ohio State University
State Relief Committee
Dayton Committee Raises One Million for City Recovery
Daytons Committee of One Hundred says it has raised 1,000,000 for immediate local application to Hoover recovery proposals. Funds will be invested to liquidate holdings by the citys financial institutions.
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Dayton
U.P
Hoover
Savory Odors Draw Athens Women to Cooking School
The Messenger Cooking School comes to Athens Senior High School Auditorium led by Edna M. Ferguson. Over four days she demonstrates modern cookery, answers questions, and prints recipes while offering home management tips and market baskets. Dishes showcased may be taken home, with kitchen equipment and furnishings on display for attendees.
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Athens Senior High School
Authtorium
Messenger Cooking School
Edna M. Ferguson
Messenger
United States
The
Athens
Aolve
Anawer
Misa Ferguson
Hea
Auditorian
Ohio Youth Conference Urges Interracial Attendance
Delegates at the Ohio Youth Conference in Columbus Ohio pass a resolution to improve attendance of Negro delegates at next year’s gathering. They also vote to petition President Rightmire and the Ohio State University board to drop compulsory military training. Next year’s meeting will be in Springfield.
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Columbus
Get. D
Ohio
First Congregational Church
SOC
Proup
George W. Rightmire
Trugtees
Ohio State University
Spriteefield
Public records show property tax assessment details in Columbus
The Ohio Attorney General ruled that the county auditor can open the six year real estate tax assessment records for public inspection. The decision clarifies that property valuation data must be accessible to the public under current tax procedures.
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Columbus
Ana
Yhosine Prescription Promises Quick Cough Relief
An ad touts the physician famous Yhosine prescription for throat irritation and cough relief. It claims double action, fast soothing from first swallow, and a good night’s sleep. money back if relief isn’t seen. Bottles 60c to $1.00, sold by Cline’s Athens and Hickman Nel druggists and others.
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Cline’s Drug
Athens
Hickman Drug Store
Aggy
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Enterprise Girl
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West Orange
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Charles Edison
Lamborn
Fox Hunters Group
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Columbia
Brithy
the Colonial Finance CO
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Clark Gable
Jean Hersholt
John Miljan
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Sam
Ford Sterling
Leon Janney
Junior Coghlan
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Zasu Pitts
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