Auto collision leads to Logan man held on DUI charge
Logan Sept 27 Richard McCrery of Lancaster was arrested after a collision on New Straitsville road near Oneatherinona bridge with J Howser of New Straitsville. Howser escaped injury as his car overturned. McCrery, detained after police said he was drinking, posted $500 bond and to appear before Judge Ellinger Wednesday. Hart Campbell of Washington township, ill with pleurisy and pneumonia, was reported by his doctor as slightly improved after hip fracture nine weeks ago.
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Logan
Richard McCrery
Lancaster
New &Straitsville
J. Howser
New Straitsville
Oneatherinona Bridge
Howser
MecCrery
McCrery
Ellinger
Hart Campbell
Washington Township
Frank Campbell
Campbell
Auto Recovered North of Concrete Bridge at Falls Mill
An abandoned auto recovered Saturday evening north of the concrete bridge at the Falls Mill by Traffic Officer Joe Farhearn. Identified by license tags as Moore-Canfield garage Lancaster property. Lancaster officials notified and the machine reclaimed Monday afternoon.
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Logan
Falls Mill
Joe Farhearn
Moore-Canfield
Lancaster
Mrs Ida Johnston Funeral Plans Unclear After Columbus Hospital Death
The body of Ida Johnston 62 wife of John W Johnston was brought to her home Sunday after dying in a Columbus hospital. She had faced complications for weeks. Survived by husband a son Clyde and two daughters Mrs Jennie Topp. Funeral arrangements have not been announced.
Rally Day at Brethren Church This Sunday
The Brethren church hosts Rally Day with a service at 11 o clock led by the vested choir and a senior and intermediate Christian Endeavor meeting at 6 o clock. Evening prayer and fellowship follow.
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Logan
Sepheen
Brethren
Orship
Ring Stolen From Hark Home On North Market Street
A diamond ring valued at 359 dollars was stolen from Mrs Hack's home on North Market Street Saturday afternoon. Deputies questioned a suspect with probation officers and ordered further examination Monday afternoon.
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North Market Street
Saturda
Hack
Remaas
Haven
Tan
Tan Suspect To Part For Questioning. They Questioned Saturday By Offred Farbrann
Married couple from Logan wed at Chillicothe
Kath Eastman daughter of Fred and Mrs Eastman and Lavon Goodlive son of T H Goodlive were married Thursday afternoon in Chillicothe by Rev J W Blair. Guests included Dorothy Ruble and Lawrence Mohler. A reception in Logan followed, with a wedding dinner Sunday at the bride’s home. Others attending listed locally. Glouster man fined for drunken driving after a Logan wreck. O t I a Dean sentenced $100 fine and six month license suspension after traffic violation and pursuit.
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Kathdaughter
Fred Eastman
Third Street
Lavon Goodlive
T. H. Goodlive
Zanesville Avenue
Chillicoths
J. W. Blair
Logan
For Honor
T. Wf. Goorlltvson
Warne
Care
Penter
William Lowery
Lawrence Mohler
Paul Edward
Keen Kane
Logan Briefs and Local Notices
Logan brief items note Mr and Mrs Charles Guenther of Louisville visiting Mon and Tue with Mr and Mrs John Westenhayer. Marion township farmer Taylor Welty suffers a serious panaly sis stroke. Frank G Roberts, Logan High School grad, enters St Xavier College Cincinnati.
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Logan
Charles Guenther
Louisville
John Westenhayer
Hollister Road Change Underway in Glouster
Work to realign Hollister Road progresses with grading near completion this week. A top dressing of crushed limestone will follow, eliminating two sharp curves and enabling straight entry from Glouster toward the old Sweeney residence. Mrs John McCreanor underwent a major operation at St Pren Lin Columbus. she is reported to be recovering well.
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Glouster
Hollister
Sweeney
John McCreanor
St. Pren- Lin
Columbus
MeCreanor
McCresnor
Delegates Named for Grand Lodge Event Across Town
The notice lists delegates from multiple lodges to attend the Grand Lodge meeting. Attendees include Mrs. Hinse represented by a delegate, and several others such as Mrs. Phil Livy Mrs. William Mu Mrs. F A Richards Mrs. Quin Meredith Mrs. Herton and Mrs. Wallin from White Gloucester.
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Yuhlan
Dackeanwlie
Grand Lodge
Neva A. Cornell Hinse
Ape
Fred
White Glouster
Phil Livy
William Muis
F.A Richards
Quin Meredith
Glaus N.o McHarg
Herton
Wallin
Work Delayed In Glouster Street Improvement Project
Delays hit city streets as shipment holdups slow progress on Urbancrest area repairs. Contractor Burthiow faces repeated material shortages, with Cross Street nearing completion as crews strive to resume work and secure supplies. Personal notes mention Mr and Mrs Br and Mr LeFavor attending a family reunion at Menuch Park on Sunday.
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Glouster
Burthiow
Cross Street
LeFavor
Sterts
Menuch Park
Sara Wallace
A Henderson
Girls Meet Glouste Camp Fire Ceremony
The Camp Fire girls held a ceremonial meeting opening with singing led by a guardian. Pauline Iligeins read and several members attended including Kathryn Leach Marcella Jonas Eda Tindferhasin Nellie Delle Wadams Taleen Palmer Delores Hatfield Belle Lants Laura Heerk and Miss Louise Richards. The next meeting will be at Miss Faith Lants home with date to be announced. Sept 27. The group held their first meeting.
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Glouste
Pauline Iligeins
Kathryn, Leach
Marcella Jonas
Eda Tind Ferhasin
Nellie Delle Wadams
Taleen Palmer
Delores Hatfieldase
Belle Lants
Laura Heerk
Winh the Guardian
Louise Richards
Faith Lants
Officia? Elected By Holiness Tent Meeting Group
Officers were elected by the local Athens County Interdenominational Holiness Tent Meeting association during an afternoon session at the fairgrounds. The secretary and other officers were named, with Fletcher McPeak delivering the morning address and BR Winland speaking Sunday evening. Meetings continue nightly at 59 o'clock at the fairgrounds with Sunday services planned as part of a campaign.
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Athens County
T Curtis
sEgee Pann & Pern
Pion Ta Pi Tinery
Beaumont Bride Weds Corning Man at Chauncey Parsonage
Jess Ryan of Beaumont and Irene McCartor of Corning wed at the Methodist parsonage in New Lexington. The bride, daughter of Mrs. Thinlop of Corning, is chief telephone operator. groom son of Mr. and Mrs. Emmett Ryan of Beaumont and a railroad brakeman. They plan to live in Corning.
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Chauncey
Jess Ryan
Beaumont
Irene McCartor
Corning
New Leaington
Thinlop
Emmett Ryan
Big Potatoes Grow in Chauncey Gardens
CHAUNCEY September 27 B Conant reports digging sweet potatoes from his garden with one weighing two pounds one ounce and measuring twenty four inches in length. Miss Mary Stanley displays an Irish potato at the Stanley restaurant that grew through a harness buckle.
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Chauncey
B. Conant
Mary Stanley
Stanley
Ladies Aid Chatnancey Meeting Plan October 7
Ladies Aid society of Millfield Christian church schedules a regular meeting Friday evening October 7 at Mrs Viola Howard’s home in Alitifield with a program including readings conundrums jokes and a history of the Ladies Aid among other items. Entertains guests Chaun. Miss Ern a Estine Min hosts guests at her Ma fiche residence.
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Millfield
Edith McDaniel
Tin Hill
Nellie Russel
Chaun
Moone's Emerald Oil Promises Foot Relief
An ad urges readers to buy Moone's Emerald Oil from druggists for tender aching and swollen feet. The first application offers relief, with several treatments claimed to cure foot troubles, and a money back guarantee if not satisfied.
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Moone
Emerald OU
Meone
Manslaughter Case Winds Through Ohio Music School Move
In Columbus Ohio Patrolman Dan McAlister is free on bond after a hearing over the fatal shooting of Cornelius A Mahoney. McAlister testified he mistook Mahoney for a bandit and a rear bullet pierced the youth’s spine. The Ohio university music school has moved to a new building at Park Place and University Terrace with studios fully occupied except for two instructors. The faculty adds violin and cello taught by Miss Martha Culp who also joins the university faculty and helps form the string quartet with Deforest Inger. Painters and decorators work on remaining rooms and expect completion this week.
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Guy Gardner
Daughster
Wryona Gardner
Athens
Miss Gardner
Ohio University
Gardner
New Straitsville
John Karr
Ehter
Constanes
Ren
Columbus
Hauncey
Karr
Mir l
Frank Lands
Floyd Myers
Ison
Lewis
New Marsh
Ham
Willum
Alles Hulinen
Frank Millingtonsgether
Guy Brookins
Dean Voigt Lare
Denison
Ghia
Wesleyan
Our Christian Church
Glouster
Sun
Athens Messenger
Ohio University School of Music
Park Place
University Terrace
Ithosn
Irene Witham
William Longstreet
Mann
Music Hall
S- President Street
Old Music Hall
McAllister
Parctica
Muisi
Martha Culp
Wittensberg
Culp
Deforest Inger
Dan Lel McAlister
Lfree
Bond
Cornelius A. Mahoney
McAlister
Mahoney
Surprise Shower Honors Mrs. Bricker at Millfield Event
Mrs. Emmett Olberg hosted a surprise shower for Mrs. Denver Bricker in Maumfeld Friday evening. Guests included Delia Simpson and James Omen family members, exchanging gifts and refreshments. Millfield scene notes William Sisson and Charles Robinette visiting relatives, plus several local families attending.
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Emmett Olberg
AL i. Church
Denver Bricker
Hurtotte Omen
Maumfeld
Delia Simpson
Bill Thiesen
Laurena Mic
James Omen
Charles Robinette
Clrenes Morrig
Myron
Elehy
Gladys Males
Ruth Howard
Kathryn Gillespie
Edna Simpson
Mary
Clarence Mor
Emmett Albers
Aon Baily
Millfield
Wiliam Sisson
Charles Robinett
Columbus
Vern Robinett
Carol Joyce
Hillydenville
W. L. Stonehiing
Lillian
Jimmy
George Brown
Middleport Y Visiang
Arthur
Women invited to join university group in Athens
Dean of Women Irma Volet at Ohio University invites all eligible Athens area women to join the American Association of University Women. Meeting set for 8 15 p m Wednesday in the Fine Arts building.
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Athens
Com-1
American Association For University Wom
Women of Ohio
Irma Fh
Try This Simple Method For Blackheads
A brief note presents a simple method claimed to remove blackheads. It mentions a technique or product and promises clear skin with repeated use. No medical claims or endorsements are provided.
Let ter Gold puzzle solution on page five
The readable text notes the solution to the Let ter Gold puzzle appears on page five. It mentions the puzzle title and hints at the approach used to derive the answer. No further details are provided in the fragment.
Dayia Cup Reaches Havre After Halt in France
The Dayia Cup, sought by French tennis enthusiasts for years, arrived in Havre Friday but met an unexpected stop after crossing the barrier of the new French tare ire. The cup symbolizes international tennis supremacy and has faced a bumpy path toward its destination in France.
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Paris
Havre
Restore Health With 8.S.S. Capsules
In a bustling era only strong, healthy people reach the front. Start now to regain health with a hearty appetite and energy. 8.S.S. strengthens red blood cells, nourishes the body, and is prepared from herb roots in a modern lab. Available at drug stores in two sizes, the large size offers economy.
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S.S
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