Burden Back From Abroad Returns From England Visit
Logan man Robert W. Burden arrived home Saturday after a June 20 departure from New York for England. He visited South Hampton near relatives Frank Burden and Mrs John Carpenter. The Aquitania carried him back taking six days, his first homeland trip in 17 years with observations on roads transport and scenery.
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Logan Man
Logan
Robert W. Burden
England
New York
South Hampton
Frank
John Carpenter
Burden
America
Scotland
London
Margar
Brighton
South End
Harry Cowen
Hiker Hopes to Beat Record from New York to San Francisco
C Kenneth Hoffman of New York aims to complete a New York to San Francisco hike in under 37 days to beat the record held by Happy Farrell. Hoffman has already covered eight states in eight days and may accept lifts from motorists. He passes through Logan on his route and seeks the $1,000 prize from the New York Athletic Club.
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Logan
New York
San Fransicio
C. Kenneth Hoffman
Hoffman
New York Athletic Club
Trinity Guild Meeting in Logan Marks Farewell Notices
Mrs. Chris Gompf hosted the Trinity Guild gathering at her South Mulberry Street home for a business session. Secretary Mrs. Harry Everett announced her departure from the office and the city. Farewell to Mrs. Steve Hartley and her daughter Jennie accompanies the gathering of nineteen members and guests, followed by lunch.
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Logan
Chris Gompf
Trinity Guild
South Mulberry Street
Harry Everett
Guild
City
Steve Hartley
Jennie
Rudolph Lortz
Engle
Henry Lortz
Miss Hartley
Gompf
Parole Violators To Be Rearrested In Logan County
County officials plan to rearrest and jail parole violators who fail to pay monthly fines. Sheriff McNaughten re-arrested Thomas Black in Lancaster and returned him to the county jail. James Sherlock paid his $200 liquor fine to avoid re-arrest. Additional violators will be treated similarly.
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Logan
Hocking County
Thomas Black
Lancaster
Roy McNaughten
W. R. Lloyd
Floyd
James Sherlock
Phil Henderson
Pleated shoulder dress pattern with helpful pockets
In fast color cotton or coarse linen with bright binding this model is pleasing practical and cool due to its minimal bulk. It features a square yoke slight fullness front strap shoulders crossed at the back forming usable pockets. Sized Small through Extra Large and requires 1 1/2 yards of 36 inch material plus 8 1/2 yards bias binding for medium. Pattern mailed for 15 cents.
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Musy House
Dr J F Miller Dies After Forty Years in Gibisonville
Logan Sept 11 Dr J F Miller 76 longtime Gibisonville physician died at his home after months of illness. Survived by widow two sons Charles and Edward and two daughters Mrs Elmer Krinn and Mrs Joel Vorhees. Funeral at Gibisonville Methodist Church at 2 pm Wednesday with burial in the village cemetery.
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Logan
Gibisonville
J. F. Miller
Paralyzed 83 year old Josiah Stoughton dies at home
Logan Sept 11 Three strokes of paralysis over months caused the death of Josiah Stoughton 83 at his son's Columbus home A J Stoughton The Ohio man formerly lived in Rockbridge He leaves two sons A E Stoughton Mansfield and George H Stoughton Rockbridge a daughter Mrs Charles Jackson Rockbridge and he was father of the late probate judge John C Stoughton Funeral services will be held at the United Brethren Church Rockbridge Tuesday at 2 pm Burial will be in Fairview Cemetery near the village
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Logan
Josiah Stoughton
A. J. Stoughton
Columbus
Mr. Stoughton
Rockbridge
A. E. Stoughton
Mansfield
George H. Stoughton
Charles Jackson
John C. Stoughton
United Brethren Church
Fairview
Funeral for David Bierly at Hunter Street Lutheran
David Bierly 79 a lumber inspector died at his Logan home after a heart attack early Sunday. Funeral services will be held Wednesday at 10 am at Hunter Street Lutheran Church with burial in Oak Grove Cemetery. He is survived by his widow four children and two brothers.
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William Bierly
Ford Carpenter
Logan
Sarah Lake
Ford Bierly
Columbus
Wil Mam
Marion Township
Daniel
Wyoming
Amos L. Heyde
Oak Grove Cemetery
Marriage notices list four couples with officiants
Oscar 8 Rogers aged 22 a factory worker of Nelsonville R D No 3 and Cleo Jean Salyers 21 a nurse of Buchtel are married by Rev Amos L Heyde. L G Carpenter 29 a foreman of Rockbridge and Lela Glidden 21 of Laurelville are wed by Rev T Harper. Also Harry Corsen 28 a shoe worker of Lancaster and Sylvia Cummins daughter of Mr and Mrs Ben Cummins are joined in ceremony by Rev T Harper.
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Oscar 8. Rogers
Nelsonville R. D. No
James Rogers
Cleo Jean Salyers
Buchtel
James Salyers
Amos L Heyde
L. G. Carpenter
Rockbridge
A. F. Carpenter
Lela Glidden
Laurelville
Train crash near Saétz kills seventeen in Czecho Slovakia
Seventeen dead and eighty eight injured after the Paris Budapest express failed to heed a signal and collided with a freight train near Saétz station close to Ludenburg in Czecho Slovakia, according to Prague dispatches.
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Vienna
Budapest
Saétz
Ludenburg
Czecho
Slovakia
Prague
Answer to today’s Letter Golf puzzle clue set
The puzzle solution lists five words PARTY PARTS PARES PANES PINES LINES as the answer. The sequence shows pattern of changing one letter to form new valid words. The list reflects a wordplay chain used in the Letter Golf puzzle format.
Two Church of God Ministers Reunite In Athens Revival
Rev. Ralph A. Poole and Rev. Charles V. Weber, roommates at Anderson Seminary in Indiana, lead a vigorous revival at the Church of God on Hocking Street Athens Ohio. Poole born in Braxton County West Virginia plus Morgantown upbringing and Weber raised on Colorado cowbo yland bring diverse backgrounds to their ministry. Both have extensive travel, preaching, and evangelism experience, with Poole also contributing writings to Gospel Trumpet and planning further work after Athens. Weber married Miss Aureka Sayre of Charleston Virginia and the couple plan to work at Ohio University during the school year.
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A. Poole
Charles V. Weber
Church of God
Hocking Street
Mr. Poole
Braxton County
West Virginia
Morgantown
Colorado
Mr. Weber
Anderson Sem
Poole
Gospel Trumpet
Anderson Seminary
Pacific Coast
Aureka Sayre
Charleston
Athen
Michigan
Weber
Ohio University
Marshall College
Gang Leader Lombardo Buried Amid Capone Ties
Chicago observes the funeral of Tory Lombardo as police guard a large floral casket at his home. A companion heart bouquet reads From Al Capone, highlighting Capone's dominance and Lombardo’s murder as retribution for challenging Capone’s supremacy.
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Chicago
U.P
Tory Lombardo
al Capone
Capone i W
Lombardo
Capone
Pone
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Haney- Goodrich Co
So. Court St
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Logan Lumberman
Athens
Anderson’ Bible Seminary
Indiana
Rev
Ralph
Henderson School For Public Speaking
New York City
Hamlin
Ocal Church
Anderson
Ralph A. Poole
Charles V, Weber
Chas, C. Millikan
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Masonic Building
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Ajestini
Eleanor Boardman, Conral Nagel, Lawrence Gray
Richard Barthilmess
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Goodyear
Lancaster Tires
C. A. Daugherty
Gare Tire & Orlie
W. Union St
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