Two new paying wells struck in Hocking county region
In Bogan Ohio on Sunday Creek area two paying wells were completed in Washington township and nearby. The Graystone Oil Company finished a Miller heirs farm well with initial output expected around sixty five to seventy barrels daily. Sunday Creek Well No 130 near Murray City finished Saturday and shows thirty to forty barrels per day. Carter Oil No on Willoughby Huggins farm reaches 2600 feet and may be in within three weeks. Offsets to Graystone’s well likely by three counties near joint holdings of three other firms.
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Bogan
Hocking County
Graystone Oil Company
Miller Heirs
Aashington Township
Sunday Creek
Mbrray City
Carter Oil Company
Willoughby Huggins
Washington Township
Graystone Company
Grave condition of Nelsonville resident in bowel impaction
William Lewis of Nelsonville R D No 2 was brought to Cherrington Rosetta Saturday with bowel impaction. The attending physician on Sunday pronounced his condition very serious.
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Logan
William Lewis
Nelsonville
R. D
Cherrington J Rosettal
Local residents head to vacations and home plans
Rev. and Mrs. T. C. Harper vacation in Pennsylvania with services led by Rev. Edna Beougher of a Hocking county background. Grace Shriner of Remple National bank enjoys a northern Ohio Michigan trip. Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Wharton with son-in-law and daughter leave for Miami Florida to establish residence. Whartons hold valuable real estate there.
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Mr. Wharton
Fall Carnival Ends at Laurelville After Four Days
Logan news reports Laurelville concluded its four day fall carnival drawing thousands of visitors. Event featured rides games and entertainment attracting residents and out of town guests.
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Laurelville
Logan
Old Home Town Week Draws Returnees and Parade
The village four day event attracted hundreds of former residents to the Old Home Town celebration. A Saturday parade featured the Adelphia band the Laurelvile fire department and robed klansmen and klan women followed by a state speaker outlining the order's purpose.
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Gayety Marke
Adelphia Band
Laurelvile Fire Department
Local Logan Profiles: Young Workers and Housekeepers Named
George W. Fieming 22 a worker at Owens Mfg Co Logan. Ludwig Leach 21 also at Owens Mfg Co Logan. Margaret Amy Gage 21 housekeeper Logan. Matilda Mae Hugh 20 housekeeper Logan. Clifford A. McQuaid 21 day worker Haydenville. Dorothy May Campbell 16 at home Union Fur nace.
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George W. Fieming
Owens Mfg
Co. Logan
Margaret Amy Gage
Logan
Ludwig Leach
Matilda Mae Hugh
Clifford A. McQuaid
Haydenville
Dorothy May Campbell
Union Furnace
Logan McArthur road grade contract near completion
Logan September 21 progress reported by L A Gary Construction on the Logan McArthur grade contract. Work advancing toward close of the project with milestones in sight.
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Logan
L. A. Gary Construction Company
Logan-McArthur
Road grading extends improved route toward Mt Pleasant
The project continues from the point where the improved road ends south toward Mt Pleasant. After grading is finished the top surface will be laid to close the gap between the improved roads in this and Virton county. Heavy cuts were needed due to the route's hills.
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Mt. Pleasant
Virton County
Logan Fair Set To Open With Big Horse Speed Events
Logan September 21 Concession people arrive to set up on the grounds for the Hocking county fair. Race organizers promise a large array of horses for the speed events this week.
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Logan
Hocking County
Worker Struck on Head by Tractor Crank Near New Straitsville
Melvin Emerick of New Straitsville, an employee of Stewart Keener Construction, was struck on the right side of the skull by a road tractor crank while assisting in starting the machine near the village. An X-ray showed no fracture.
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Logan
Melvin Emerick
New Straitsville
Stewart Keener Construction Company
Cherrington Hospital
Emerick
Conservative man in Lour Town weighs lifting heavies
A cautious resident of Lour Town contemplates moving heavy burdens next week, signaling a measured approach to a planned action.
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Lour Town
Colonel Billy Mitchell in national politics ascent
The article envisions Colonel Billy Mitchell shaping a political rise after a controversial court martial and open charges about dirigible management. Supporters push for congressional or Senate ambitions by 1928 with veteran backing, as Washington watches his next moves.
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Washington
Mitchell
Congress
Senate
Vic” Heints
Ohio
Billy
Vic
Gambler's Chance in Mail Ban Case Fades
Washington reports the mail ban has little chance to recover loot or evade law. Officials say 6 percent of cases reveal bandits are aided and 46 percent of letters are recovered.
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Washington
Office Department
Two Fined in Helwig Court
Carl Wiggins of Athens pleaded guilty before Magistrate Pearl W Helwig to two intoxication charges and was fined $10 and costs on one and $100 and costs on the other. John Mourn, arrested with Wiggins, pleaded guilty to intoxication and was fined $10 and costs. Constable E C Mariner arrested the pair found in a car near Floodwood last night.
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Carl Wiggins
Athens
Columbia Avenue
Pearl W. Helwig
John Mourn
Wiggins
E. C. Mariner
Floodwood
Boy Injured in Football Practice Returns Home for Recovery
Roy McClannahan sustained a fractured leg during last Friday’s high school football practice. He was transported this morning to his home at 264 East State Street in the Dowler ambulance after a fracture reduction at Shelter ing Arms hospital. He is recovering well.
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Roy McClannahan
East State Street
Dowler
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Careless Driver Fined in Washington Court
Nathan D. Smith was found guilty of traffic offense in Washington traffic court and fined $35 for nearly striking the nation’s prominent pedestrian timore motorist.
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Washington
Nathan D. Smith
Smith
President narrowly escapes car collision near White House
An incident near the White House involves a vehicle failing to yield to a pedestrian, with the President nearly struck. A vigilant Secret Service officer pulled him from danger, saving him from injury.
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Ting
White House
Secret Service
Speeders settle in court in City
W. E. Jewett and John Denmick tourists pleaded guilty Saturday night to speeding and were fined $6 and costs each. Denmick was arrested by City Traffic Officer Emmett Robinette and Jewett by Police Captain Charles Maple. John Engle traveling salesman was also charged and fined $1 and costs by Mayor Koons Saturday night.
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W. E. Jewett
John Denmick
L. A. Koonscourt
Denmick
Emmett Robinette
Jewett
Charles Maple
John Engle
Robinette
Koons
Humane Officer Warns of Starving Dogs and Protected Bird Shooting
County Humane Officer V. Rhl brand warns that many dog owners fail to feed pets and that emaciated animals will be prosecuted. He also notes shooting of legally protected birds by men and boys while hunting, promising no mercy for violators.
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County Humane
V. Rhlbrand
Ahlbrand
Proposals Seek Expanded Army Air Program and Civil Air Bureau
The text calls for Army Air funds to be expanded and more personnel and materiel when finances permit. It urges building a larger reserve of filers as funds allow, eliminating duplication of army and navy service, adding a brigadier general to head supply and industrial preparedness, relaxing airplane purchase restrictions with safeguards, and establishing a Bureau of Civil Air Navigation under the Commerce Department.
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Army
Navy
Bureau of Civil Air, Navigation
Commerce Department
Sheriff appointed revivalist to seek truth in theft case
Akron September 21. Sheriff Chris Weaver was named by Judge L. S. Pardee to help George Shepherd, 19, Cleveland, resolve his conflicting stories after pleading guilty to petit larceny for a rug theft. Pardee sent Shepherd to the sheriff to commune with Hearn and uncover the true account. In Chicago a wife seeks divorce after 46 years of marriage.
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Akron
Chris Weaver
Pardee
Common Pleas
George Shepherd
Cleveland
Shepherd
Inquiry Opens Into Shenandoah Crash Causes
A board of inquiry began sessions to prepare records and exhibits on the Shenandoah disaster. Lieut E Rosendahl would withhold the ship logs and barograph for examination. German dirigible expert Anton Heineman is expected to testify on gas valve failures.
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E. Rosendahl
Anton Heinem
Mitchell
Army
Navy
Shenandoah
Zachary Lansdowne
Baker Named Candidate for Ohio State President
Columbus Sept 21 The Ohio State University board of trustees will not elect a new president at the Gibraltar Island meeting Oct 2 and 3. Newton D Baker of Cleveland a former secretary of war and mayor is among about thirty finalists under consideration to succeed Dr W O Thompson who resigns effective November 6.
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Columbus
W. O. Thompson
Ohio State University
Ohio State’university, Board of Trustees
Gibraltar Island
Put-In-Bay
Newton D. Baker
Cleveland
Dr. Thompson
Ohio conference to name new pastors today
Columbus Sept 21 The 114th annual Ohio conference of the Methodist Episcopal church holds a word service as its theme today. The session will close late today with Bishop T B Henderson of Cincinnati announcing pastor assignments for the coming year.
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Columbus
Ohio
Methodist Episcopal Church
T. 8. Henderson
Cincinnati
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