Golden wedding anniversary reception in Logan
A public reception will honor Mayor John Phil Rochester and Mrs Emma Jennings Roches for their fifty years of marriage. The event at 56 West Front Street will include family from Columbus and notes on Rochester's long service as Logan's mayor and state legislator.
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Furniss
F. C. Furniss
Columbus
Emily Frances
Henrietta
Rochester
Hocking Valley
Logan
Hocking County
McKinley
Roches*r
Malcolm Jennings
Emma Jennings
Touiret, Thimble and
Art
Will Read In Probate Court For Marion Township Estate
The will of Mrs. Matilda F. Ruff was read in probate court. Sons David Charlies William and Ernest and granddaughter Cora Rish receive the bulk of the estate, with Evelyn Daubenmeier as another beneficiary. Elizabeth Neubar Mary Carpenter and Charles Hissong receive smaller bequests. David and William named administrators. witnesses were T. C. Canan and Dora A. Engle.
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Dora A. Engle
Linns to Attend Medical Convention in Nevada Missouri
Dr and Mrs WW R Linn depart Logan Monday for Nevada Missouri where Dr Linn will attend the annual medical convention. Mrs Linn will visit her sister Mrs Charles Miller at Monnett Missouri. They expect to be away from Logan for three weeks.
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Logan
WW. R. Linn
Nevada
Boy Held on Theft Charge in Haydenville Tire Case
Logan September 3 Harry Hardesty of Asbury Ridge in Hocking county was brought in by Traffic Policeman Farbeeann after a complaint charged the lad with stealing a tire from James Dougherty of Haydenville. The tire was found on the lad’s machine and the case was held over for juvenile court.
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Logan
Harry Hardesty
Asbury Ridge
Hocking County
Farbeeann
James Dougherty
Haydenville
Miller
Bernice Snyder Under Knife Again in Green Township
Bernice Snyder of Green township underwent a tonsil operation at Cherrington hospital Wednesday morning. Several months earlier she had surgery to remove a pus sac around the heart.
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Logan
Bernice Snyder
Green Township
Cherrington Hospital
Marriage Licenses Listed for Four Local Residents
John B. Buhler 27 pipe fitter Willoughby and Marian Martin 21 housekeeper Murray City obtain licenses. J E Snyder 51 minister Mt Liberty and Ida Hall 51 housekeeper Webb Summit also listed.
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John B. Buhler
Willoughby
Marian Martin
Murray City
J. E. Snyder
Mt. Liberty
Ida Hall
Webb Summit
Logan clubs to contest state rifle shoot in Harrisburg
Pythias and American Legion rifle clubs of Logan will participate in the state rifle shoot at Harrisburg this week under the Ohio Rifle league. Dr. E. L. Long, Harry Nill and Joe Hall were chosen to represent the clubs and will travel to Harrisburg Saturday through Monday. The event will select Ohio’s team for the national shoot at Sea Girt, New Jersey later this year, with an international competitor to be chosen to Switzerland for the winter meet.
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Logan
Septa
Pythias and
American Legion Rifle Clubs
Harrisburg
Ohio Rifle League
E. L. Long
Harry Nill
Joe Hall
Barrisburg
Ohio
Sea Girt
N. J
Switzerland
Logan Declines Scholarship Offer After Ohio State Degree
Sept 2 Eugene Sloan son of Mr and Mrs P D Sloan graduated from Ohio State University Friday with a Master of Arts degree. He declines a offered scholarship while pursuing further opportunities.
Hillsboro Family News Visits Chicago for Weekend
Mr and Mrs Conrad Roads and their children Jack and Frances of Hillsboro traveled to Logan on Wednesday. Formerly Helen Pursell, Mrs Roads left the area nineteen years ago. Mr and Mrs L P Moody and family and Mr and Mrs E W Davis also departed Wednesday morning for a weekend in Chicago.
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Conrad Roads
Jack
Frances
Hillsboro
Logan
Well No 1 at Linton farm shows promising output
Well No 1 on the Alice Linton farm in Maysville territory came in Tuesday evening. It is expected to produce about seventy five barrels daily before shooting. This offset to the Mowery lease big well signals a broader field development with six wells begun and others soon to reach pay sand.
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Logan
Preston Oil Company
Alice Linton
Maysville
Linton
T. J. Mowery
Maysville Oil Company
McKinley Falls Into Coma. Condition Unchanged
Martinsville Indiana reports that United States Senator William B. McKinley of Illinois remained in a coma after sinking into unconsciousness shortly before midnight, with no change in his condition by today.
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Martinsville
Ind
U. S
William B. McKinley
Illinois
Scouting Camp Progress With New Merit Badges
Athens county Boy Scouts Troop Two and New Marshfield troop work at Camp Copeland on T A Copeland farm near Stewart to earn merit badges. Leaders Rev Bailey Roy Dupler Jack Preston and Harold Giesicke supervise meals, camp activities, and kangaroo court tasks as the group plans to stay through next Monday evening.
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Copeland
Athens County Boy Scouts
Athens
New Marshfield
Mr. Bailey
Roy Dupler
Jack Preston
Harold Giesicke
T. A. Copeland
Stewart
Hocking
Preston
Giesicke
Shanghai Martial Law Declared Amid Cantonese Advances
A Daily Mail dispatch reports martial law in the Chinese section of Shanghai following Cantonese forces wins. Warships patrol the river mouth as authorities enforce order.
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Shanghai
London
Daily Mail
Young Wife Held On Poison Charge
In Albany Kentucky Mrs Dora Burchett 25 widow faces charges of poisoning her wealthy husband A F Burchett 78. Also charged are her parents A W Lawrence and farm hand W E Cummins 63 who all deny the accusations. The case stems from the death of A F Burchett after chemists found traces of strychnine in his stomach.
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Albany
U,rp
Dora Burchett
A. F. Burchett
C. B. Burchett
President Coolidge backs American control of merchant fleet
The White House spokesman stated that the president favors preserving the American merchant marine and requires that ships to be sold by the shipping board enter only American hands. The Commerce Department reports 27 firms in theatrical scenery and stage equipment valued output at 2,542,246 dollars in 1925, up 56.4 percent from 1923.
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Coolidge
America
Shipping Board
White House
Department of Commerce
Hays Pushes Film Vault Plan for Federal Archives
Will Hays, head of the motion picture industry, tells President Coolidge of a plan to preserve millions of feet of historic film in vaults within the new federal archives building. The proposal calls for space to store 50,000 reels for posterity.
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President Coolidge
Will Hays
Hays
Federal Archives
Immigration officials note rising entry attempts at border
Commissioner General Harry E. Hull of the Department of Labor reports increased efforts by aliens to enter the United States both legally and illegally. He cites the Canadian border, where many illegal entries have been reported.
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United States
Harry E. Hull
Department of Labor
Canadian
ROTC Training Milestone Reached Across Nation
Nearly six thousand students in schools and colleges throughout the country completed the Reserve Officers' Training Corps program this year. The figure reflects broad participation across institutions and highlights growth in military education.
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Reserve
Army announces nearly five thousand reserve officers commissioned
The War Department reports nearly 5,000 reserve officers have been commissioned in the army, marking a sizable expansion of officer strength amid ongoing military needs.
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Army
Department of War
Armored motor trucks Delivered to Treasury for Bureau use
Two of the largest armored motor trucks ever built were delivered to the Department of the Treasury for the Bureau of Engraving and Printing. They were purchased for a total of 14 400 dollars to transport and protect public funds.
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Department of the Treasury
Bureau of Engraving and Printing
Alaska oil fields face high costs and wildcat risks
Interior report via the geological survey finds the naval petroleum reserve in Alaska offers great stakes but high costs. Current prospects are deemed too expensive for average firms, with grave risks and potential for wildcat-type ventures.
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Naval Petroleum Reserve
Alaska
Department of the Interior
Geological Survey
Automobiles Exports Rise in July Amid Production Drop
The automotive division of the Department of Commerce calls the export market healthy as 17,077 passenger cars valued at 12,005,895 dollars were shipped in July. U S production fell to 355,454 units, down 33,555 from the previous July.
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Automotive Division
Department of Commerce
United States
Friday's Five Best Radio Features
List of five radio features for Friday includes WGY Schenectady 380 8 15 p m endt WGY players WSM Nashville 283 10 30 p m CST organ recital WCAE Pittsburgh 461 8 p m EDT Burt MacMurtrie's Music hour.
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WGY
Schenectady
WSM
Nashville
WCAE
Pittsburgh
Burt MacMurtrie
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