Coleman Faces State Board Over Unsworn Charges
Logan Sept 2 The State Board of Examiners in Columbus reviewed the complaint against local school man J W Coleman. Coleman visited the state department and received information about his work evaluation. Officials said other complaints must be sworn to before any hearing action is taken.
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Logan
J. W. Coleman
State Board of Examiners
Columbus
John
E. D. Rooker
Coleman
State Department
Department
Logan Youth Dies in Columbus Hospital
Welcome Stone Jr age 11 son of Welcome and Ivy Stone of Logan died Wednesday at Children's Hospital Columbus after a long illness from diabetes mellitus. Besides the parents a sister Mrs Blanche Davis of Green Township survives. Funeral services are set for 120 o'clock Saturday at the Methodist Episcopal Church with burial in Oak Grove Cemetery.
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Logan
Welcome Stone, Jr
Welcome
Ivy Stone
Children’s Hospital
Columbus
Melieus
Blanche Davis
Green Township
Methodist Episcopal Church
Oak Grove
Cyclist with Brain Concussion From Labor Day Crash
Hugh Little of Logan was practicing for Labor Day motorcycle races at Lancaster when his bike hit a soft spot, skidded, and threw him head first. He suffered a brain concussion with deep facial lacerations and was taken to Cherryton Hospital where he showed signs of improvement the next morning.
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Logan
Hugh Little
Lanicaster
Labor Day
Fairgrounds
Little
Cherrington Hospital
Frank Call
Nelsonville
John Windle
Carbon Hill
Frances Reeves
Clara
Dorothy Myers
Lawrence Myers
Lulu Smith
Union Furnace Man Injured in Wreck on Straitsville Road
Austin D. McGhee of Union Furnace was taken to Cherrington Hospital after his car collided with Dr. C L. Hutchins car on the New Straitsville highway east of Logan. Mrs Hutchins injured, McGhee head wounds requiring over 60 stitches, in satisfactory condition. Hutchins party delayed en route to Zanesville. Police and sheriff investigated.
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Lew Reynolds
Sol Ellinger
Stanley Sparnow
McGhee
Hutchins
Zanesville
Logan
Adam Poling Dies After Illness at 83
Adam Poling 83 a retired farmer near Webbd Summit died at home at 9 15 a m Wednesday after an extended illness He suffered several strokes during the illness He leaves a wife Christina and eight children John Webb Summit Winfield Cleveland Mrs Clara Bright Columbus Mrs Lavina Walker at home Mrs Hattie Bright Mrs Lucy Eltlinger and Mrs Jennie Fox Logan Levi Poling brother lives at Versailles Funeral services will be held 2 o'clock Friday at Bethany United Brethren Church with Rev W S Plummer in charge Burial will be in Oak Grove Cemetery
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Logan
Adam Poling
Webbd Summit
Christina Poling
John Poling
Webb Summit
Winfield Poling
Cleveland
Clara Bright
Columbus
Lavina Walker
Hattie Bright
Lucy Eltlinger
Jennie Fox
Levi Poling
Versailles
Bethany United Brethren Church
W. S. Plummer
Oak Grove Cemetery
Charles Wright and Lucy Pautzke Wedding Notice
Charles G Wright 59 farmer of Marion Township and Lucy E Pautzke 58 housekeeper of Logan are mentioned with the Rev B C Azbell officiating.
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Charlies G. Wright
Marion Township
Lucy E. Pautzke
Logan
Rev
B. C. Azbell
Logan婚 Edna Dollison Weds C Olin Young in Lex Ky
News from Columbus announces the Aug 22 marriage of Edna Dollison to C Olin Young in Lexington Kentucky. Rev Arthur M Senne officiated. The couple will reside in Groveport. Mrs Young formerly lived in Logan.
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Logan
Columbus
Edna Dollison
J. Bruce Dollison
C. Olin Young
I. R. Young
Groveport
Lexington
Arthur M. Senne
Vast Changes of Post War Days Detailed
A census based look at ten postwar years shows major shifts in American life. The rise of women in professional roles, urban population growth, and wider college education accompany declines in rural and heavy industry work. College teachers nearly double and school teachers exceed one million, while new occupations like filling station workers emerge.
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United States
Bureau of the Census
Sterilization Advocated For Subnormal In Population Pamphlet
Syracuse report notes a Human Betterment Foundation pamphlet proposing sterilization of about 15 million Americans deemed mentally subnormal or feeble minded. It cites figures on insanity and mental disease, arguing sterilization would protect individuals and the race by limiting reproduction among defectives likely to need outside support.
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Syracuse
N. Y
Human Betterment Foundation
Pasadena
Calif
Make This Model at Home Pattern 2430
Pattern promotion from The Athens Messenger advertises Anne Adams designs with step by step instructions and diagrams. It markets a Parisian inspired bodice with new sleeves, in crepey silk satin or velvet, priced fifteen cents per pattern, catalog and pattern together twenty five cents, mailing to The Athens Messenger Pattern Department New York.
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Anne Adams
Athens Messenger Pattern Department
17Th Street
New York City
Spectator Two Piece Suit Shows Sophisticated Autumn Style
A two piece suit in new woolen fabric offers a sophisticated autumn look for spectators. The double breasted jacket features four large buttons with black suede pumps and patent accents, while accessories include a cockeyed Soret gloves and a polka dot scarf.
Chester Evidently Had Right To smack Her
Chester Guzik 24 testified he was a "fish" for giving expensive gifts to his sweetheart Miss Rose Solosky and was acquitted of assault charges over a wrist watch. He listed gifts totaling 62 dollars for dresses shoes stockings and more plus a neck operation and loans to her mother. He said an agreement existed that if they broke up he would reclaim the presents.
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Ter Guzik
Rose Solosky
Guzik
Ring and Toilet Set Dismissed in Love Case
Judge A L Steuer dismissed charges in a case described as being too long in love. The fragment notes a tarnished ring valued at 35 but provides limited context on the parties or location.
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A. L. Steuer
Bank Robbery Convicts Named in Paint Lick Case
Lancaster Kentucky September 2 George Colins of Miamisburg Ohio and Evans Cross of Bell County Kentucky were convicted here for the 2700 dollar robbery of the Peoples Bank at Paint Lick Kentucky.
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Lancaster
George Colins
Miamisburg
Evans Cross
Bell County
Peoples’ Bank
Paint Lick
Prison Sentences Handed Down For July 2 Offense
Two individuals were each sentenced to two years in prison after a July 2 incident. Details of charges and court actions were noted in the filing.
Thompson Honored With Purple Heart Medal
Sept 2 Preston 5 Thompson former prosecuting attorney of Athens County was named as an independent candidate. He recently received the Order of the Purple Heart medal and his award was announced.
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Thompson
Athens County
Order of the Purple Heart
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Homer Petty
Detmar Alien
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J. R. Ralston
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Ray Goss
Esther
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Blum
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C. E. Brehm
Violet
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Packers
Athens, Ohio
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Ned Barthlow
Radio Star
Lido Venice
Athens
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FLOOR
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