Logan School Board Names New Staff Members for City Schools
Logan Sept. 1. The board updated teaching staff to fill vacancies from resignations and absences. George A. Hartman from Sugar Grove will teach science at Senor High, replacing D. L. Pyle. Florence Larimer moves to Junior High. Miss Hazel Hersh’s vacancy filled by Mrs. Gildys Marie Webb. D. M. Whetstone resigns to join Marietta High as band director. Janitors reassigned. Roman Brooker and his son Clarence swap roles due to upgrades. James Rochester reappointed as city attendance officer.
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Logan
George A. Hartman
Ohio State University
D. L. Pyle
Senor High
Hartman
Sugar Grove
Paul A. Potts
Laurelville
Fiorence Larimer
West Building
Junor High
Seae
Hazel Hersh
Gildys Marie Webb
Dera
West
Joon
Webb Summit
Oreville
Schoal
D. M. Whetstone
Marietta High
Loran High
Whetstone
Marietta
Clarence Brooker
Roman Brooker
Joe Brooker
W. C. Martin
Westbuilding
John Drollinger
East Puilding
Clarence
Mr. Brooker
James Rochester
Martha Hull
Oakley Hull
Doster
Mich
Hull
Hope
Dowd
Cherjotte Timms
Dundas
Kellogg Corn Flakes Ad Refunding Money Policy
Guaranteed by W. K. Kellogg. If you do not consider them the finest and freshest corn flakes you ever ate, return the red and green package for a full refund. Made by Kellogg in Battle Creek.
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W. K. Kellogg
Kellogg
Battle Creek
Students Register Saturday for Logan Junior High
Logan county eighth grade graduates planning to attend Logan Junior High School must pre register Saturday September 3 at 9 35 in the Junior High. Students new to the city since last spring are also to report.
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Logan
County Eighth Clace
H. E. Kirk
Fred Burchfield
Spere
Rush Creek Petition Awaits Court Order
Logan Sept 1 Answer filed by commissioners auditor and treasurer to landowners petition for Rush Creek improvement 1921. The original assessment 48 543 per acre rose to 63 70 after error in surveyor data and court ordered work. Officials say only final court order can void extra assessment. petitioners seek relief with legislative attempts blocked. The project widened and straightened Rush Creek to prevent annual sowing over a long reach.
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Logan
Rush Creek
State Bureau of Inspection
Attorney General’s Office
Board of Commissioners
Perry County Man Charged With Assaulting Wife
Logan report states Willard Johnson was charged with assault and battery after allegedly assaulting his wife at a Marion Township neighbor’s home. He was arraigned before Mayor Elias Bright and held on $200 bond for a preliminary hearing later in the week.
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Logan
Willard Johnson
Perry County
Sol Eltinger
Joe Farbearn
Johnson
Marion Township
Elias Bright
Republican Nations Committee agent visits Logan in campaign swing
Fred D. Keister of The News Ionia Michigan travels through seven states on behalf of the Republican Nations Committee. He reports meeting local newspapermen during the tour and expresses optimism for the presidential campaign. Also notes Logan eclipse observation with Smokey class picture film and other items on Wednesday afternoon.
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Logan
Bert Stedem Dies At Home Local Shoe Merchant
Logan remembers Bert Stedem a long time Main Street shoe merchant who died at his East Hunter Street home after a year long illness. He leaves three sisters and funeral services are set for Saturday at St John Catholic Church with burial in Oak Grove Cemetery.
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Bert Stedem
City
Logan
Bert Stedem, i
East Hunter Street
Stedem
Main Street
Mary Stedem
Louise Stedem
Kessier
Ohio
St. John Catholic Church
James T. Nevin
Oak Grove Cemetery
Chicken thieves strike Marion Township roosts
Logan report notes Jacob Schneider, of Marion Township, is latest victim with a roost theft on Tuesday night. Sheriff Sol Ensinger is investigating after another home near Mrs Edward Cruner was hit last Friday night. A large community picnic is planned for Monday with Carbon Hill, Sand Run and Longstretch joining local residents for two ball games and afternoon refreshments.
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Logan
Jacob Schneider
Marion Township
Sol Ensinger
Schneider
Edward Cruner
Reid
Carbon Hill
Sand Run
Longstretch
W. & Bromiey
Logan Hospital
Luther McKibben
Columbus
Bonnie Brown
Creola
Garnet Kendall
Local Man Arrested on Intoxication Charge
Logan sheriff and deputy arrest Leo Ditto of Marion Township Tuesday night and detain him at the county jail. He faces arraignment on an intoxication charge following an affidavit filed in Magistrate J. P. Miller's court.
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Logan
Leo Ditto
Marion Township
Sol Ellinger
Joe Farbearn
J. P. Miller
Higher Prices Predicted in 1932 Campaign Preview
Washington reports forecast wheat at 70 cents and proof farmers will keep Hoover in the White House after a talk between Stanley Washburn and President Hoover. Washburn urged Roosevelt speech detracted from the Democratic candidate while Will R. Wood said Republican prospects improve with rising business elsewhere and stronger steel trade in Gary Indiana.
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Washington
President Hoover
White House
Stanley Washburn
Lakewood
N. J
Congress
Hoover
Washburn
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Will R. Wood
Republican Congressional Campaign Committee
Indiana
Wood
Gary
Superiority of British Airplanes Is Proved
Captain James A Mollison, urged by his wife and British officials, chose not to attempt a risky Atlantic return flight. He stated he demonstrated the superiority of British airplane manufacturers and warned that any failure would harm British aviation interests.
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Sydney
Atlantic
James A. Mollison
Mollison
Chicago Mayor Predicts Liquor Sales At Expo
Paris dispatch quotes Mayor Anton J. Cermak predicting legal beer and French wine sales for visitors at Chicago's Century of Progress exposition. He spoke at a luncheon and described his Paris night life tour as revealing.
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Paris
Chicago
Anton J. Cermak
Nase Acheion Press Association
Ben Holds Record As Hamburger Hog
Benjamin Smith weighing 280 pounds retained his title as Lake and Macaienguaieen hamburger eating champion by consuming 15 full sized sandwiches in 30 minutes. Percy Maether of Prairie View finished close with 14 sandwiches in the same period, while Jack Traxier, a high school student, placed third.
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Waukegan
Benjamin Smith
Lake
Smith
Percy Maether
Jack Traxier
Olf
Aged Zaleski Woman Emma Eckelberry Dies at 66
Emma Eckelberry of Zaleski died after cancer surgery at a local home. Funeral services were held at the M E Church in Zaleski with Rev. A C Barnhart officiating. Interment followed at Elk Cemetery in McArthur.
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Zaleski
Emma Eckelberry
Harry Tripp
Eckelberry
Hile
Harvey
Henry
Columbus
M. E
A. C. Barnhert
Elk Cemetery
McArthur
Bradley seeks U S Supreme Court review over Ohio route access
C A Bradley of Wolverine Motor Freight Lines in Flint Michigan orders appeal to the U S Supreme Court after the Ohio Public Utilities Commission denied permission to operate through Ohio on U S Route 26. He argues the decision unlawfully interferes with interstate commerce and constitutional rights. The commission denied the petition March 1 182 and Ohio Supreme Court upheld the denial after a rehearing.
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Columbus
Ohio Public Utilities Commission
C. A. Bradley
Flint
Mich
United States Supreme Court
Ohio
Bradley
Wolverine Motor Freight Lines
Ohio Supreme Court
The
Utilities Commission
Local Attendance and Visits At Amesville Fair Week
Amesville residents and guests attend the State Fair with families and friends. The Future Farmers group camps on the Fairgrounds with delegates from Chesterhill and Springfield. Visitors include Mrs Maude Boggs Mrs Rose Day and Miss Marjorie Day. described family and travel notes conclude with local caregiving and travel mentions.
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Basil Sedwick
Henry Sedwick
Bert Kuhns
Chesterhill
Maude Boggs
Rose Day
Columbus
Harold Binegar
Marjorie Day
Springfield
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Paul Hilgner
Ranger
W. S. Bromiey
Hatfield
Mr. Bromiey
Herman Frank
Philadelphia
Etta Freeman
Harry Freeman
W. H. Jewett
Athens
H. A. Reeder
J. E King
Chauncey
E. F. McKibben
Joseph Staley
Ashville
Atty
T. A. McFarland
Birmingham
Ala
Wellston
Fiora Dillie
Amesville
Harry Turner
Hiram Thresch
Fieming
W. L. Sesten
Stockport
F. L. Thomas
Helen
Frienés
Salem
Hubbell
Lowell Loffer
Ada
Ellis Bennett
Cincinnati
D. B. Bennett
Earnest Adair
Wiliamson
W. Va
Lecy Adair
Zenners
Shagmoor
House of Shagmoor
Gotham
New York
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