Neighbors Demand Probe of Hocking County Man's Death
William Can of near Mound Crossing is jailed for investigation after his brother in law John Finct dies from injuries. Neighbors urge a thorough inquiry into the incident, which followed Finct’s fall from a hay mow in a barn at the Canfield home. Funeral services for Finct were held Tuesday at Bethany Church near Buena Vista.
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Ylogan
William Canof
Mound Crossing
Joe Farbearn
Stanley
Ity
John Finct
Thengton Hospital
Dane
Canfield Mnda
Finct
Allen
Bethany Church
Buena Vista
Manual
Advertising Subject Of Rotary Club Talk
Logan Rotary Club heard O B Stout Middleport field engineer and ad man for American Rolling Company discuss advertising. He argued truth in advertising expands producer reach and lowers cost per sale, noting benefits to both producer and consumer. A separate item reports Harry Slisher 59 Logan native dies in Dayton after cancer battle. funeral Thursday in Dayton with Logan relatives attending.
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Logan
FREC
O. B. Stout
Middleport
Logan Rotary Club
Hasterling En We
Mr. Stout
Rad Nomlesman
American Rollings Company
Rotary
Ane Tesuils Uver & Poliuu VA
Harry Slisher
W A Logan
Revere
Dayton
Slisher
National Cash Register Company
Ben F. Wellman
George Shaffer
Mayme Slisher
Two for One Squirrels Shot by Rural Mail Carrier
Logan report writes Roy Funk a rural mail carrier out of Logan Post Office bagged two squirrels with one shot during a woods trip. He and a friend were back in time for his mail route after gathering three total squirrels.
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Logan
Roy Funk
Funk
Ramsey to Appeal Conviction in Copper Wire Theft Case
Logan September 16 A transcript of the George Ramsey larceny case has been ordered by his attorney A R McBroom to take the matter to the Court of Appeals. Ramsey was convicted by a jury for theft of copper wire from Dr C G Dew's Nelsonville mine, with the jury reducing the degree and sentencing him to 30 days in county jail plus a $100 fine and costs.
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Logan
George Ramsey
A. R. McBroom
Court of Appeals
Ramsey
C. G. Dew
Nelsonville
Rebecca Lodge to Mark 80th Anniversary with Large Attendance
A large turnout is expected Friday evening as the local lodge observes the 80th anniversary of the Rebecca Lodge. Visitors included Judge and Mrs. Roscoe Mauck Gal Moolis and others during their recent city stop.
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Rebecca Lodge
Roscoe Mauck
Gal Moolis
George Young
New Straitsville
Logan
D. Y. Milne
Edwards
Olive Lyke
T. Lyke
Athens
Ohio University
Unters Licenses Issued at Courts Office
A total of 173 Unters licenses were issued at the Courts Office on Monday, deputy Helen D. Roches reported. Only one permit went to a woman, Helen Wolfe of Logan.
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Logat
of Courts Office
Helen D. Roches
Eputy
Helen Wolfe
Logan
Classified Ads and Circulation Contact Details
The Messenger notes classified ads and circulation inquiries directed to D. Y. Milne at phone 272. Clinton Webb signs as staff correspondent urging readers to use the service and locals to call 6024 for more information.
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Clinton Webb
Your
6024
The
Messenger
D. Y. Milne
Mother of Large Family Is Buried
Mrs. Sarah Green 70 years 9 months old mother of 13 children died at her New Straitsville home on Blummer Hill. Funeral at M E Church with Rev Harble. She leaves 48 grandchildren nine great grandchildren and a husband Jerome Green who died during World War I. Burial in local cemetery.
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New Straitsville
Sarah Green
Blummer Hill
M. E. Church
Harble
Roy
Hiram
This Place
Cleve Spencer
Flora Iles
Logan
Anna Hickman
Deanville
Minnie Jones
Shawnee
Jessie Crites
Lilly Harvey
Jennie Kelly
Bay City
Mich
Nettie Hankerson
Floodwood
Ethel Collins
Salem
Woman kills copperhead on sidewalk in Logan
Mrs. Lucy Nish er of 981 Third Street killed a copperhead snake in front of her residence Tuesday morning while sweeping the sidewalk. The reptile measured 23 inches in length.
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Logan
Lucy Nihiser
Third Street
Health Commissioner to address Haydenville PTA meeting
Logan Sept 16. Dr. W B Lacock new health commissioner will speak at seven o clock Wednesday evening at the Haydenville Parent-Teacher Association first meeting of the school year. Music and refreshments provided. Patrons urged to attend.
Local Man Sent to Mansfield Reformatory for Burglary
Frank Sterling of Logan was taken to Mansfield Reformatory by Sheriff Sol Ellinger. He received an indefinite term after a Common Pleas Court jury convicted him of burglarizing Chris Brooker’s confectionery on West Hunter Street.
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Logan
Frank Sterling
Mansfield Reformatory
Sol Ellinger
Sterling
Common Pleas Court
Chris Brooker
West
Hunter Street
Beer found in Tschudy residence leads to $100 fine
Logan police led by Chief Lewis Reynolds found 25 bottles of beer during a Bowen Street search of William Tschudy. He was brought before Mayor Elias Bright and pled guilty to possessing liquor, receiving a $100 fine plus costs.
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Logan
William Tschudy
Bowen Street
Tschudy
Lewis Reynolds
Elias Bright
Denman Goss Fined for Drunk Driving in Logan
Denman Goss of Logan was fined 100 with costs by Mayor Elias Bright after a Monday court appearance on the charge of driving a motor vehicle while intoxicated. The case stemmed from an incident on Main and Hunter Streets Saturday night, with arrest by Policemen Charles Notestone and Mon Cook.
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Logan
Denman Goss
Elias Bright
Main
Hunter Streets
Charles Notestone
Mon Cook
Twin Hack sisters to enroll at Lake Erie College
Logan announces Miss Betty Hack and Miss Peggy Hack daughters of Mr and Mrs Fred Hack will enter Lake Erie College at Painesville on September 23. The twins, former Logan High School graduates, balanced academics with athletics with Peggy as the leading scorer on the girls basketball team last season.
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Logan
Betty Hack
Peggy Hack
Fred Hack
North Street
Lake Erie College
Painesville
Logan High School
Peggy
Children Safeguarded By New Traffic Lanes At Market Hunter
Logan police cooperate with schools to guard pupils at Market Hunter Street intersection as reopening runs, with Chief Lewis Reynolds reporting twice daily. Lanes marked at intersections urge pupils to cross only at designated points to help motorists avoid accidents.
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Logan
Market-Hunter Street
Lewis Reynolds
Mrs Holl Elected New President of American Legion Auxiliary
Mrs George Holl was elected to succeed Mrs Lucy Nill as president of the local American Legion Auxiliary unit. Officers named include Mrs Bertha Oberle as first vice president and Mrs Gerald W Lanning as second vice president with Mrs Dorothy Wardwell secretary and Mrs Charles Struble treasurer. Retiring officers Mrs Nill, Mrs Irma Powers and Mrs Bernard McLain were named to the executive committee. Delegates’ reports from the state convention in Cleveland were part of the meeting.
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Cleveland
Reynolds duo visits Logan for brief stay
Dr and Mrs R B Reynolds of Greenwich Ohio are visiting Mr and Mrs D C Reynolds in Logan for a few days. During the stay Dr Reynolds plans to do some squirrel hunting locally.
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Logan
R. B. Reynolds
Greenwich
D. C. Reynolds
Three Women Head South to Miami for Four-Week Visit
Mrs. Elizabeth Gage Mrs. Marie Sprankel and Mrs. Ella W Keynes departed by car from Logan on Tuesday heading to Miami Florida. They plan a four week stay to enjoy Mrs Gage's property holdings in the south.
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Miami
Logan
Elizabeth Gage
Marie Sprankel
Ella W. Keynes
Florida
South
Gage
Warren seeks parole for Marysville Reformatory robbery case
Warren of Columbus, sent to the Marysville Reformatory from the county, seeks parole with her board hearing set for Sept 29. She was arrested in connection with a local filling station robbery. sentence dated July 7, 1930.
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Logan
Betty Warren
Columbus
Marysville
Motion for new trial in Dexter and Bridges cases filed Logansport
A. R. McBroom indicated Tuesday that a motion for a new trial will be filed for Summery Dexter and Jake Bridges. They were convicted before Judge Joseph W. Adkins in Circleville and placed on probation for two years after waiving the new trial motion. They were released from jail that day.
Williams Family Visits Goodyear Zeppelin At Akron
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis F. Williams of Logan with Ella Guess and Emily Haybron travel to Akron for the weekend to visit R. G. Huffman and son Robert Earl Nutter. They tour the Goodyear Zeppelin Corporation factory and dock at Akron Municipal Airport, a vast building with 181196 feet by 325 feet by 211 feet, housing 3600000 pounds of steel in doors and 5350 tons of structural steel in shell and doors.
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Lewis F. Williams
North Orchard Street
Logan
Ella Guess
Carbon Hill
Emily Haybron
Gore
Akron
R. G. Huffman
Robert Earl Nutter
Haybron
Williams
Goodyear Zeppelin Corporation
Legion To Aid Jobless With Wartime Jobs Plan
Washington report on the American Legion unemployment conference outlines proposals from a special commission after 25 state and local representatives urged jobs for 750000 veterans. Leaders seek action at Detroit convention September 21 to 24 with aims from town programs to a beer legalization issue. If each post creates 75 jobs, 10,000 posts could tackle veteran unemployment.
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Washington
U.R
American Legion
Legion
Detroit
Lanning Attends Ohio Petroleum Meeting in Columbus
R. R. Lanning spends Wednesday and Thursday in Columbus for the fifteenth semi annual Ohio Petroleum Marketers Association meeting. He serves on the association board and will join a conference of the American Petroleum Institute as a member.
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Logan
R. R. Lanning
Columbus
Ohio Petroleum Marketers Association
American Petroleum Institute
All Star Team to Meet Old Timers at Fairgrounds
Logan report of a Saturday game at the Fairgrounds features an all star lineup from Union Furnace and Haydenville. Dr. J. S. Cherrington’s Old Timers will oppose with English and Columber likely in the local battery.
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Logan
Union Furnace
Haydenville
Valley
J. S. Cherrington
Fairgrounds
English
Columber
Pleasant Valley couple marks golden wedding anniversary
In Pleasant Valley on September 13 Mr. and Mrs. E A Dixon celebrated their 50 years of marriage with 163 friends and relatives. A lawn feast featured fried chicken roast lamb and homemade pies as neighbors presented gifts including a tapestry rocker. The couple married in 1881 and remain active and healthy with one adopted son Floyd Robinson and relatives nearby.
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Pleasant Valley
E. A
Dock) Dixon
Dixon
Helen Pratt Hennesy
William Allen Hennesy
Paul Hennesy
George Kern
Isaac Kern
Frank Pugh
W. E. Jeffers
Alfred Cooley
Frank Tewksbury
H. C. Brooks
Betty
Charles Cooley
Hart Younkin
Howard Younkin
Lillie Millican
Clyde Woodruff
Harry Graham
Dix
Harry Milliron
Ray Jordan
Virginia
James A. Graham
Wayne Chase
Guard Chase
Charles Wood
Ben Wood
James
Pearl Wood
K. B. Brouck
John Cuckler
Floyd Robinson
Robinson
Cleveland
Henry Dixon
Downington
George Kerns
Whippoorwill Hollow
Only Survivor Noted in Carnifex Ferry Battle Event
A West Virginia clipping reports Captain J B Allen of Athens and one other survivor from the Battle of Carnifex Ferry with 6000 attendees at the seventieth anniversary commemoration held on September 12. Confederate veteran John Diehl, age 92, was listed among attendees.
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Carnifex Ferry
W. Va
J. B. Allen
Athens
E. Rey Lash
Allen
Ohio Volunteer Infantry
West Virginia
Lash
Charles A. Goddard
Carnifex Ferry Battle Ground Commission
Goddard
Athens Messenger
John Diehl
Paris Adopts Correct Pronunciation for Ood-Jenny Hats
Paris reports the academy of France clarifies the style name for the popular little chapeaux. The correct term is Ood-Jenny with Oo pronounced as in Ooze, guiding millions of women in voice and fashion.
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Paris
U.R
The
Academy of France
Academy
Jenny
Plane wreckage found in North Sea today
Wreckage of a sea plane of American design was picked up today in the North Sea. The discovery was reported from London with details sparse and no confirmation of survivors or origin provided.
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London
North Sea
Fred Hoopes Jeweler Accepts New Position in Cleveland
Fred Hoopes a jeweler leaves Has New Position Log an to take a job in Cleveland. His family will depart next Sunday and they have leased a home in Parma for their move.
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Logan
Fred Hoopes
Cleveland
Parma
Vincl Advertisement Promises Body Curves For Women
A Gibson's Pharmacy ad in Nelsonville promotes Vincl as a tonic to add curves to a flat chest. It claims Vincl supplies iron lime and cod liver peptone, improves sleep appetite digestion and red blood production, and urges readers to buy a bottle today.
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Vinci
Gibson’s
Nelsonville
Gem Pharmacy
Ady
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the Colonial Finance CO
N. Court &T. Dial
Holl
American Legion Auxiliary
West Gay ST
the Fidelity
Building and Loan Cos
Sam M. Johnson
Columbus, Ohio
Fidelity Building Loan and Savings Co
Columbia
Booth Tarrington
Mary Brian Kay Strozzi
John Halliday
Conrad Nagel
Sidney Fox
Humphrey Bogart
Zasu Pitts
Cartoon and Travelogue
By Depree
Gibson
Prescription Store
Land
Rexall
Mary Bryan
Marie Prevost
Joseph Cawthorn
Zenner Co
Raven Night-Owl Suedette Martin
Playing Card Co
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Underwear Dept
Woodbury’s
Rayon Maire
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