Fairfield man Bruce Morris found after disappearance
Fairfield County officials reported the missing Bruce Morris was located in the Hocking County jail. He had been forced from a car near Oroville Saturday and taken refuge in a deserted house. Traffic Officer Joe Farbearn said Morris was intoxicated and arrested Sunday. arraignment is set before Magistrate E. E. Bright on intoxication charges.
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Logan
Fairfield County
Bruce Morris
Hocking County
Morris
Oroville
Joe Farbearn
City
L. F. Hammond
Common Pleas Court
Harley M. Whitecraft
G. Shipley
Lancaster
Farbear
Enterprise
Shipley
Fred Alvis
Hammond
J. P. Rochester
Two Couples Wed in Separate Ceremonies
The report notes Kenneth C. Snouffer a 22 year old mechanic from Worthington and Dorothy Fay Pennell 20 an electrical employee daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank Pennell. Rev J R Fields officiated. Also Herbert Walter 21 a miner from Nelsonville Route No 2 son of Mr and Mrs Curtiss Walter and Mildred Kennard 21 a housekeeper from New Plymouth Route No 1 daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles Kennard. Rev Fields officiated.
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Kenneth C. Snouffer
Worthington
Dorothy Fay Pennell
Logan
Frank Pennell
J. R. Fields
Herbert Walter
Nelsonville
Curtiss Walter
Mildred Kennard
New Plymouth
Charles Kennard
Fields
Nelsonville Week Farm Show Adds Farmers Projects
The Nelsonville Agricultural and Industrial Fair during Home-Coming Week features potato and corn displays plus pumpkins apples and pears. County Extension Agent T. H. Johnson announced on Friday that events include speakers State Grange Master H. Caton and Farmers' and Merchants' Day on October 12 with several farm experts.
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Nelsonville
T. H. Johnson
Athens
Hocking
Athens County
H. Caton
Farmers’ Committee
Abbot Davis
M. O. Bryson
A. M. Ward
E. H. Efaw
Homer Warehime
Knights Templars Plan Season at Athens Commandery
Knights Templars No. 15 of Athens will start fall and winter activities with a Wednesday meeting. Commander Merrill Kerr calls members to report without uniform for business and year planning. Past Commander Fred W. Bush leads a discussion on The God of the Order. Refreshments and a social hour follow the exercises.
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Athens Commandery No. 15
Knights Templars
Merrill Kerr
Fred W. Bush
Eight Arrested on Liquor Charges in Logan Mills
Five people were arrested at New Pittsburgh on a Sunday evening by Marshal Robert Surtees and Constable George Gears on Sheriff W. R. Lloyd's request. They faced intoxication charges. Lowery faced operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated. Arthur Roe pleaded guilty to possession in Common Pleas Court, with a $100 fine.
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Logan
New Pittsburgh
Robert Surtees
Murray City
George Gears
Ward Township
W. R. Lloyd
Joe Farbearn
Bess Love
Samuel Williams
Roy Bateman
Clyde Hashman
Frank Lowery
Lowery
Arthur Roe
Veteran Charles Schwanke Named HVVA President
Charles Schwanke, veteran Hocking Valley agent, was named president of the Hocking Valley Veterans Association at its third annual Columbus reunion. He succeeds C. E. Strain of Logan. Logan attendees filled the Columbus Exposition Building as special trains brought veterans to the event. M. S. Connors welcomed guests and Rev. A. B. Kirkendall offered the invocation.
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Logan
Charles Schwanke
Hocking Valley
Hocking Valley Veterans Association
Columbus
C. E. Strain
Columbus Exposition Building
Connors
A. B. Kirkendall
Orland
Railroad
Strain
Brehms Attend Kiwanis Ohio Convention and Falls Visit
Dr. Walter Brehm and Mrs. Brehm leave for Cleveland where Kiwanis International holds an estate convention. He will serve as a delegate and visit his sister, then plan trips to Niagara Falls before returning home.
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Walter Brehm
Cleveland
Kiwanis International
C. R. Lutz
Frank Harden
Greenfield
8. T. Syke
Warner Avenue
Dora Inbody
Washington, D. C
Earl Howdyshell
Herman Bratton
Ohio
Webb Summit
Unnamed Remedy Claims Quick Malaria Cure and Digestive Relief
An advertisement promotes a remedy named 666 for malaria and bilious symptoms. It asserts rapid cure of headachess and dizziness from constipation, aids elimination of teosine, and produces copious watery evacuations, claiming high esteem among users.
Relief fund donations reach 128 dollars in county drive
In Logan Ohio on September 25 the West Indies and Florida relief drive for Hocking County reported 128 dollars and 15 cents by noon at Red Cross headquarters. Subscriptions included 55 dollars from last week and several individual gifts such as 25 from W W Marks and 10 from Joe Case with a 5 15 donation from the Union Bible Class of the M E Church.
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W. W. Marks
W. H. Rose
South Bloomingville
Joe Case
Callie Lortz
C. E. Wharton
Ida Mathias
D. A.rannells
L. A. Ruble
Rolland Bright
Lowell Dawley
John Canty
Barton Holl
White and Clark Plead Guilty to Fictitious Licenses
Virgil White and Paul Clark of Lancaster were arraigned before Judge A. M. Ellinger on fictitious licenses and reckless driving charges. Each pleaded guilty, receiving fines of 25 dollars and costs for the licenses and 10 dollars and costs for the reckless driving.
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Logan
Virgil White
Paul Clark
Lancaster
Farbear
A. M. Ellinger
Let ter Golf Puzzle Answer Summary
The notice presents the solution to today's Let ter Golf puzzle listing related word pairs. It identifies SMART START STARS SEARS SEERS SEEDS SENDS MENDS MINDS as the answer sequence.
Skunk Captured After City Incinerator Standoff
In Logan on September 25 a skunk sought refuge in a local incinerator behind the Krieg residence on Warner Avenue. Despite attempts to coax it out, residents called a county officer who declined to chase skunks. Citizens then volunteered. a neighbor fired a shotgun into the incinerator and the skunk was removed.
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Logan
Warner Avenue
James Krieg
Fire in Madrid Theater Leaves 70 Dead and 230 Hurt
A fire at the Novedades Theater in Madrid killed 70 and wounded 230 as 1000 patrons raced for exits. Many died in a narrow gallery stairway crush while attendants pulled bodies to the street and rescuers rushed in to save the injured.
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Madrid
Novedades Theater
Town Residents Invited for Campus Extension Course
Ohio University may offer an extension course on the Athens campus this fall if enough residents show interest. Dean T. C. McCracken invites those interested to contact his office or call Prof. George Crow, head of group extension work, as tentative arrangements have been under consideration for weeks.
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Ohio University
Athens
T. C. McCracken
College of Education
Dean McCracken
George Crow
Athens County
Uncle cites revenge motive in young killer case
Honolulu dispatch reports 19 year old Myles Fukunaga confessed kidnapping and killing Gill Jamieson 1, year old son of banker Frederick Jamieson. An uncle alleges the motive grew from a heart condition episode when a Hawalian Trust collector demanded rent, triggering family distress.
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Honolulu
U.R
Myles Fukunaga
Gill Jamieson
Frederick Jaimieson
Johobiko Fukunaga
Hawaliah Trust Company
Jamieson
Fukunaga
Uncle's Claim Believed In Longstanding Fukanaga Wind
A local observer says the uncle believed the matter had hovered over Fukanaga since that time, framing a persistent concern as a settled wind of events.
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Fukanaga
Blanket Expert to Speak in Athens on Blankets
Miss Pauline Brower of a blanket mill will discuss selection and purchase of blankets at Athens meetings. She will address Ohio University students at 10 and 2 on Tuesday, Athens High School students at 1 20 on Wednesday morning, and a story hour for children 5 to 10 at Athens High School Building this afternoon and later this day. The visit is arranged by The Home Furnishing Company.
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Pauline Brower
Athens
Miss Brower
Ohio University
Athens High School
Home Furnishing
Ohio University Symphony Orchestra Seeks Larger Cast
Final try outs set tonight at 7 in Music Hall announced by Prof. Deforest W. Ingereham director. Last year the orchestra had 55 members with many freshmen applicants anticipating an even larger ensemble this year.
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Ohio University Symphony Orchestra
Music Hall
Deforest W. Ingereham
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