Trimble Man Charged With Assault Here
An affidavit filed by Eva Brooks states Trimble resident Clem Koons was arraigned before Magistrate Carl H. Porter and pleaded not guilty to criminal assault. He posted $700 bond to await grand jury. Also charged were Elsie Lee and Zada Wyckoff for slandering with $300 bonds. Mike Tabler was released on non-support charges due to Perry County indictment. Arrests were by Constable Harry L. Dalton.
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Eva Brooks
Clem Koons
Trimble
Carl H. Porter
Elsie Lee
Zada Wyckoff
Vere Ridge
Ruth Klingenberg
Charles Klingenberg
Perry County
Mike Tabler
Glouster
Harry L. Dalton
Crowd Packs Hocking County Fair Races and fireworks close
Logan Ohio September 28 A large crowd witnessed two speed races to close the Hocking County Fair lineup Ed Edwards steered Otto Axworthy to win the 2 16 trot heats with Red Gauntlet placing second and third in the program Fessie Wilson driven by Dr Peepers won the 2 23 pace while other starters included Mack Bond The Specimen Bullyina Watts Hollywood Dalpin and Margaret S Time results for the heats and placings are listed with several other entries noted
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fessie Wilson
Dr. Peepers
Otto Axworthy
Edwards
Peepers
Right Hathaway
Kuble
Park Jr
Crew
Mack Bond
Specimen
Bessie Wilson
Bullyina Watts
Clark
Hollywood Dalpin
Roush
Margaret S
Shade
Joker
Bonnie Lee
Harvest Brooks
Golden Bug
Black Jack Club to Rebuild Dam After Flood Loss
Members of the Black Jack Club who run a summer camp in Washington Township must rebuild their dam that formed an artificial lake. A freshet caused the retaining wall to fail releasing waters. The club previously laid a nine foot deep concrete foundation and heavy timber top and plans a concrete rebuild costing about 5000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Black Jack Club
Washington Township
Black Jack
Mon ‘Ooke
Minor Riot Report From South Perry Dispute At Fair Grounds
Deputies Joe Farbearn and L F Hammond rushed to South Perry on a Sunday afternoon as a miniature riot formed near the Hocking County Fair. Concessionaires involved had clashed during the fair week and one man went to Logan to file charges against another member of the group.
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Logan
Joe Farbearn
L. F. Hammond
South Perry
Hocking
Small Boy Carried by Eagle In Somerset Incident
Eight year old George Meece of Ruth near Somerset was lifted ten feet by a bald eagle while playing on a hillside. The eagle grabbed his overalls, and a shout from friends caused the bird to release him. He weighed about 50 pounds and suffered no serious injuries.
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Virginia
Ray Burraker
Hoover
Ray
Colonel Lindbergh
Somerset
George Meece
Ruth
George
Million foot gas well drilled at Roseville lease
New Lexington reports the Crowley and Carr Company drilled a million foot gas well on the Thomas Brown lease in Roseville. The Gas Producer's Company of Ohio has contracted the gas.
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New Lexington
Crowley and Carr Company
Thomas Brown
Roseville
Ohio
Delegates Arrive for Knights of Pythias Grand Lodge in Logan
Logan welcomes 1,400 delegates led by James T. Dunn Jr to the sixtieth annual Grand Lodge tour as Registration and Assignments begin at the Court House. Grand Lodge HQ at Ambrose Hotel with Pythian Sisters at the European Hotel hosts concerts, parades, and ceremonies through Monday evening.
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Logan
James Tf. Dunn, Jr
Toledo
Grand Lodge of the Knights of Pythias
Court House
George Howdyshell
Main Street
City Service Department
Dunn
Paul Collison
Hocking County Scenic District
Grand Lodge
Ambrose Hotel
Pythian Sisters
European Hotel
Knights of Pythias
Howard Lucas
Davis suffers leg fracture in New Straitsville football game
Harold Davis son of Mr and Mrs Charles Davis of New Straitsville fractured his left leg in a game between New Straitsville High and Junction City High. Davis received care at Dr E E Campbell’s office after the heavy tackle near kickoff left him unable to rise.
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Harold Davis
Inherits $50,000 Doing Housework
Toledo report notes Mrs. Henrietta Gilbert, 44, of Trilby near Toledo, inherited $50,600 and property from grandmother Jennie Rhoder of Akron who died nine months ago. She continues daily work at an employment agency to support seven children and an invalid husband, stating she will keep working as before.
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Toledo
Henrietta Gilbert
Trilby
Here
Jennie Rhoder
Akron
Gilbert
Miners Demonstrate Proper Mine Rescue Gear in Kansas City
Well dressed figures shown in masks and oxygen equipment illustrate correct rescue procedure during mine disaster drills in Kansas City. The display highlights how rescuers prepare for underground incidents and the importance of proper safety equipment.
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Kansas City
Rabid Dog Shot by Chas Brown in Logan Township
Marion Township placed under quarantine after a rabid dog was found Friday. The dog was killed by County Commissioner Charles Brown near his home. The head was sent to Columbus for analysis and Health Commissioner Morton W. Bland ordered the quarantine. A second dog was attacked and more bites feared.
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Logan
Marion
Charlies Brown
Columbus
Morton W. Bland
Local social news and visits from Logan area
Elmer V. Weight and Sadie Bennett announce forthcoming weddings officiated by Rev Householder and Rev Wolfe alongside other local nuptials. Notables include Virgil Tolliver and Ruby Moore, and Edith Tucker, with magistrate J I Miller presiding. Visitor notes cover Mack Columber and Mrs A Alexander guests, goiter patient Mrs Charles Heine’s recovery, Walter Wetherill visiting from Lima, and Edward Jones taking over Wiley Fishbaugh shop. Logan residents host, travel, and family visits across Murray City, Haydenville, Nelsonville, Columbus, Newark, and Old Man’s Cave.
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Elmer V. Weight
Murray City
Vernon Wright
Sadie Bennett
Henry Bennett
Householder
Harry F. Marts
Haydenville
Ora Martin
Edith N. Tucker
Nelsonville
Mra
Joel Tucker
Fred Wolfe
Virgil Tolliver
Orbiston
John Tolliver
Ruby Moore
Logan
Fletcher Moore
J. I. Miller
Mack Columber
Jesse Columber
A. Alexander
Columbus
Eerl Columber
Charles Heine
Walter Wetherill
Lima
W. P. Wetherill
S. A. Betchley
Old Man's Cave
Edward Jones
Wiley Fishbaugh
North Mulberry Street
John Walters
Frank Walters
North High Street
Divorce Petition Sparks Reunion in New Lexington
Divorce petition filed by Joseph Dwens on Friday led to reconciliation on Saturday. After service, Mrs. Dwens contacted him and the pair reunited. Following a conference with Judge Davis, they returned home to start life anew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Lexington
Joseph Dwens
James Clancy Dies at 70 in Rendville Infirmary
James Clancy of Rendville, aged 70, died at the Perry County Infirmary from complications. The death occurred in Rendville on September 23.
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Rendville
James Clancy
Perry County Infirmary
Adlerika Relief Promises Gas and Stomach Aid
A Chicago era ad claims Adlerika relieves gas and sour stomach fast by cleaning the bowels and removing old waste. It features a testimonial from Mrs. RR. H. Connell and lists pharmacies in Ohio towns Gibson's Pharmacy Athens Hickman's Nelsonville Poling's Drug Murray City Taylor's Drug Coolville for purchase.
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H. Connell
Gibson
Athens
Hickman’s Pharm
Nelsonville
Poling’s
Murray City
Taylor's Drug Store
Coolville
Athens County Bar Association Holds Marietta Meeting
Twelve members and six wives from Athens County attended a regional bar association meeting in Marietta with representatives from ten southeastern Ohio counties. Luncheon and banquet followed seminars on dower rights and jury selection while James F P Wood Jr served as principal speaker and William G Pickerel gave an address.
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Athens County Bar Association
Bar Association
Marietta
Ohio
Athens
L. G. Worstell
S. M. Johnson
J. J. Woolley
C. F. Rowland
H. H. Rowland
W. EB. Veters
R. D. Williams
L. A. Koons
M. BD. Hughes
Emmett Keenan
R. W. Finsterwald
A. L. Wella
James FP. Wood, Jr
Cleverent
J. M. Wood
Wood
Athens County
William G. Pickerel
State Bar Association
George White
Democratic candidate hopes rise as etta speaks
Etta, anticipated as a Democratic candidate for governor, spoke at the event signaling her bid and outlining platform themes in the lead up to the next election.
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Etta
Tomorrow’s Better Likely For Some, Says Rev Day
The Rev. LP Day of Central Avenue M E Church spoke on expectant tomorrows in a Sunday address. He cited the Bible line Roast not thyself of tomorrow and outlined six tomorrows: anticipated trouble, rest, leisure, happiness, good intentions, and wretchedness. He urged living intelligently and cheerfully today to declare for a good tomorrow.
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LP. Day
Central Avenue M. E
Kiev
Social at Guysville School Thursday Evening
A social will be held at Guysville School on Thursday evening September 26. A short program begins at 7:30.
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Guysville
Gifford Sues Suder for 268.39 in Athens Court
Frank H. Gifford filed suit in Athens County Common Pleas Court against George Suder alleging an amount of 268.39 owed for groceries hardware and automobile accessories furnished the defendant during a business transaction.
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Frank H. Gifford
Athens County Common Pleas Court
George Suder
Iso
Ortes
Bacon on the platter not Iver clarified
Corrections note five points: Bacon remains on the platter. The child uses a fork to eat soup. Tomato is misspelled in the source. A coffee cup has a break with coffee still above the break line. The scrambled word SNOCMHE decodes to SCHEMNO or congeals to a nine-letter term.
State Good Roads Committee Plans District Road Program
The 50 Highway Association will meet Friday with the State Highway Department in Columbus to present the district road improvement program announced by H. N. Burgett secretary. Committee members include W. T. Calerdine chair Cincinnati Ralph G. Sams Hillsboro James Hannan Chillicothe Carl Beasley and Burgett of Athens.
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Good Roads Committee of
Ohio
Lindbergh Arrives in San Juan From Santo Domingo
Col. Charles A. Lindbergh lands in San Juan Puerto Rico at 4 28 p m after a stay in Santo Domingo with arrival details and travel progression noted.
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San Juan
P. R
U.P
Charles A. Lindbergh
Santo Domingo
Special Services Mark Church Improvements at Richland Ave Church
Sunday services at Richland Avenue Methodist Protestant Church celebrated recent improvements to the building and yard. Dr. F. L. Brown of Columbus, Ohio District president, spoke to a full house as stucco work, varnished woodwork, new seating, yard filling, and a new sidewalk from steps to the street were highlighted.
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Richland Avenue
Methodist Protestant
F. L. Brown
Columbus
Ohio District of M. P
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