Auto Pleas Guilty In Logan DUI Case
Investigation by Deputy Hammond into a Mount Street crash led to the arrest of William Jones and Mr Fishbaugh. Jones pleaded guilty to driving while intoxicated and was fined 100 dollars plus tests. Fishbaugh pleaded guilty to intoxication and was fined 125 dollars plus costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
L. F. Hammond
Mount Street
Wiley Ashbaugh
William Jones
Fishbaugh
Jones
J. PB. Miller
Hamilton Is Fined for Having Whisky in Logan
Six and twelve pints of whisky were found at the home of Mrs. Virgil Hamilton in Logan by deputy sheriffs and a state inspector. She was charged with possession and pleaded guilty before Magistrate F.KE Bright and fined 100 dollars plus costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
L. F. Hammond
Joe Farbearn
Virgil Hamilton
Front Street
Jallagher Avenue
Circleville man charged with possessing liquor in probate court
Logan officers arrested Clifford Brown Sunday evening and charged him with possessing liquor. Brown allegedly poured out a bottle of whisky when approached and is held in jail to await arraignment.
Mrs Ghent in Critical Condition After Auto Crash Near Logan
Mrs Roy Ghent remains hospitalized at Cherrington after an accident two miles north of Logan. She suffered a broken back nine broken ribs head lacerations and is reported in serious condition with little change since admission Saturday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Roy Ghent
Cherrington Hospital
Pair Ties in Ohio Marriage Notices
William Griffin 26 a laborer of Lancaster and Bessie Butterbaugh 21 a housekeeper of Hocking County were married with Magistrate J. P. Miller officiating. Arthur E. King 22 a general office worker of Cleveland and Velma F. Lanning 22 at home of New Pittsburg were married with Magistrate E. E. Bright officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Griffin
Lancaster
Bessie Butterbaugh
Hocking County
J. P. Miller
Arthur E. King
Cleveland
Velma F. Lanning
New Pittsburg
William Lanning
E. E. Bright
Bus Drivers Refused Jobs In New Action
Logan Sept 10 The Hocking County Board of Education unanimously refused driver certificates for transporting school children to Ward Township schools to Ben Batley and Jesse Smart. The action contrasts with Ward Township Board which granted contracts. State aid funds may be withheld if conditions aren’t fixed. Batley and Smart have family ties to board members, raising controversy over bids for monthly contracts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dick Evans
Carbon Hill
Evans
Smart
John Shaffer
Theontract
George ‘Lyons
Noah Robey
State Department of Education
Ward Township
Ward Township Board of Education
State Department
Batley
Coal Gate
Three Are Fined After A Crash In Ohio County
On the New Straitsville Highway a collision involving T. R. Mathias of Clear Creek and Elmer Howdyshell led to three arrests by Deputy Sheriffs and an affidavit against Velma Berry Kienzle. Mathias pleaded guilty to operating while intoxicated and paid 100 dollars plus costs. Charles W. Rowland and Elizabeth Fink pleaded guilty to intoxication and were fined 15 dollars plus costs. A second intoxication charge was filed against Velma Berry Kienzle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
T. R. Mathias
Clear Creek
Elmer Howdyshell
New Straitsville
Joe Farbearn
L.F. Hammond
Mathias
Charles W. Rowland
Lancaster
Elizabeth Fink
Velma Berry Kienzle
J. IP. Miller
Rowland and
Mises Fink
Son Pays Fine in Logan Court Case
Charges of possession against Frank Collins were withdrawn and his son Walter Collins pleaded guilty in Common Pleas Court. Walter received a $100 fine plus costs after a police search found beer. Frank Collins had been held on a $500 bond awaiting the hearing.
Good Pair of Wells Reported in Hocking County
Logan Sept 10 Two good or well producers are reported from different districts of Hocking County in the last few days. The No 3 well of the Hope Construction and Refining Co is mentioned with production notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hocking County
Logan
Hope Construction and Refining
Garden Pays Off for Logan Gardener Thompson
E C Thompson of 169 North Orchard Street reports a 50 by 60 foot rear plot yielding five bushels of onions twelve of potatoes Early Ohio turnips green beans eighteen dozen ears of corn 154 bunches of celery two dozen mangoes and ample cabbage tomatoes lettuce radishes and rhubarb to feed the family with a surplus from the season
Washington Township oil well yields 60 barrels daily
A well on the William Mercer tract in Washington Township shows a daily production of 60 barrels. Nearby, the Preston Ol Company completed a well on Sunday Creek Coal Company land near Band Run last week, reportedly flowing 100 barrels daily, with natural flow as it has not been shot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Mercer
Washington Township
Preston Ol Company
Sunday Creek Coal Company
Band Run
Plans Filed for Murray City Physical Education Building
Plans and specifications for a proposed Murray City physical education building were placed on file at the county superintendent's office by architect Mills of Nelsonville. Superintendent J. W. Coleman announced the contract for the new structure would be awarded on September 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Murray City
Mills
Nelsonville
J. W. Coleman
Ringling Buys Four More Circuses in Major Deal
John Ringling announces the purchase of five circuses including Sells-Floto Hagen back Wallace Animal Show Sparks John Robinsons and the Al G Barnes Wild Animal Show. Deal closed last month with price not disclosed but described as involving millions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
John Ringling
Monday Night
Sells-Floto
Hagenback - Wallace Animal Show
Sparks
John Robinson's
al G. Barnes Wild Animal Show
Peters Urges Tax Amendment Support at Athens Club Meeting
W E Peters addressed the City Federation of Women's Clubs of Athens at the first meeting of the year urging support for the Ohio Constitution tax amendment. Mrs. Finsterwald led, with musical numbers by Pauline Cone and Louise Kelley. Major Johnson praised welfare work, 4-H, and Scouts, and urged club, home, and church cooperation.
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City Federation of Women's Clubs of
Athens
W. EE. Peters
Ohio
John Finsterwald
Lillian Dutrow
Ashville
N.C
Pauline Cone
Louise Kelley
F. W. Bush
Finsterwald
Peters
Club Women of Athens
Minsterwald
Wagener
Green
G. Danford
Child's Conservation League
Agnes Kilpatrick
S. M. Johnson
Athens Hospital
Johnson
Fearful man took life after boy drowned
In Cleveland on September 10 authorities pursued John Labhoj 24 director at the Clark Avenue Bath House as they feared he killed himself after a 11 year old boy drowned at the Clark pool Labor helped recover William Kintop’s body on Friday before Labhoj vanished and a river search resumed.
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Cleveland
UPR
Coast Guards
Cuyahoga River
John Labhoj
Clark Avenue
Clark Pool
William Kintop
Corrections to Golf Posture and Club Grip Warnings
A reader note lists corrections to golf etiquette and grip guidance. It clarifies that Sligh heels are not allowed on golf courses, rejects a supposed 19th hole, and recommends the girl hold the right arm above the left when gripping the club. It also contains a garbled word UST MIE.
Whole Family Goes To Jail With Dad
NEW LEXINGTON Ohio October reports Sheriff Clifford Wilson jailed an entire family for a night after arresting Arthur Garwood in Shawnee for threatening his father in law George Snider. The sheriff allowed the whole family to accompany Garwood to jail and later they were released after differences with the father in law were settled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Lexington
Clifford Wilson
Shawnee
Arthur Garwood
George Snider
Lawyers from ten Ohio counties meet at Marietta
Lawyers from Athens Gallia Hocking Meigs Monroe Morgan Perry Vinton Washington Noble counties will gather in Marietta on September 21 for a regional Ohio State Bar Association meeting. About 150 visitors, with probate court rooms serving as registration HQ, will attend luncheons and a banquet at the Washington Country Club Betsey Mills Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marietta
Ohio
Ohio State Bar Association
Washington
Lst
Athens
Gallia
Hocking
Meites
Monroe
Morgan
Perry
Vinton
Noble
Court House
Washington Country Club
Betsey Mills Club
Country Club
Charles D. Fogle
Edw. B.follett
David Warren Jones
Asa EF. Ward
William G. Pickrel
Dayton
Ohio State Boar Association
James P. Wood
Cleveland
Wood
Athens City Council seeks 15000 advance from county funds
A Monday night council session in Athens requests a 15000 advance from the county treasury to cover bonds and interest due September 15 as county tax settlements remain unsettled. The group plans to inspect the McBee Hinder plant ditch next week to address illegal sewer connections and discuss a potential covered sewer line along the plant property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens City Council
Athens County
McBee Hinder
Union Depot
McBee
B. & O. Railroad
Byards Street
Arthur Boyles
Mount Street
Congress Street
Boyles
Franz L. Woodworth
Wants Party To Oppose Old Ones
New national political party forms in New York called the League of Independent Political Action. Dr. John Dewey of Columbia University chairs the national committee. The group aims to create an opposition party movement arguing no real opposition exists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
U.P
League of Independent Political Action
John Dewey
Columbia University
Alfred E. Smith
United States
People's Lobby
Soldiers' Reunion at Caldwell Planned by Marietta Unit
Jerry Swain commander of C. B. Gates Post No. 425 Marietta and president of the 116th Ohio Volunteer Infantry announced the annual Soldiers' reunion will be held in Court House Park Caldwell on Saturday September 14. The one day affair includes a banquet dinner served by Anne Dalzell Tent 64 Daughters of Veterans Caldwell for comrades wives and widows and a pleasing program is being arranged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caldwell
Jerry Swain
C. B. Gates
Marietta
116Th Ohio Volunteer Infantry
Court House Park
Anne Dalzell
Daughters of Veterans
New River Record Martins Ferry Ohio River traffic August
A new Ohio River trade record was set in August at Warwood Dam station with 1,234 vessels passing. Towboats reached 4 354, barges 797, small craft 24, U S boats 4, U S barges 4, and packets 37.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martins Ferry
Warwood Dam
U. S
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Sound Pathe
Jan Garber
America
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Port of America
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E. C. Thompson
Ringling
City Federation
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D. Zenner
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