Alva Lutz Probed at Scene of Chicken Thefts
Logan, Sept 27 Deputy Forbesin with Alva Lutz visited Kingston to inspect recent chicken thefts in western Hocking County. They visited W A Roll’s farm and learned about stolen birds and a suspect who admitted involvement but did not name others. Police hold nine vintage chickens and investigate thefts tied to gas siphoning and a reform school transfer.
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Logan
Joe Forbesin
Alva
Str
Hocking County
Kingston
W. A. Roll
Lute Vielins
Toll
Farbheann
Ice Breaker party hosted by Athens Methodists draws 325
An Ice-Breaker party in the recreational room of Athens First Methodist Church drew 325 attendees Friday night. The Wesley Foundation Council organized the event with Rev. Ar Ne Krusell introducing new students to leaders from local student groups. Refreshments were served by church workers and student volunteers.
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Athens
M. B
Wesley Foundation Council
HB. Krusell
Nelson Underwood
Stue Oeent Council
Marie Leeper
Weewegardent
Kappa, Phi
Edward Mr
Carl
Mu Signa Mu
Lenora Bartor
Mrert
C. M. Coulter
Athens First Method Church
Saylor
Alice Ruth Donley
Kathryn MecChll
Nitas Kath- Tan Bett
Mark Tyeeper
Evelyn Underwood
Fidward McCall
Raymond Potter
Trumen Wellace
Ralph Keres
Waltonians Picnic At New Game Preserve
Waltonians plan a Sunday afternoon gathering at the Izaak Walton League site northeast of New Marsh field on the recently purchased farm. Members bring lunch baskets to visit the 20 acre artificial lake project and discuss plans to stock fish and game with cottages planned around the lake.
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Izaak Walton League of
Athens
Wiles
New Marshfield
Waltvenians
Alembere
Coltages
What I Light Driver Defies Red Lights in Logan
A buggy driver from a neighboring county ignored traffic signals in Logan. He pulled onto a curbside boulevard stand and forced a fire plug barrier, then made a U turn on Main Street within a restricted area and ran two red lights, endangering bystanders.
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Logan
Marion Township School to be Eliminated in Move
The Marion Township Board of Education decided Friday evening to close No. 1 school in Marion Township. Pupils will be bussed to the Reck School for eight grades. Calvin Poling offered to haul the pupils. High school transport will be to No. 6 district where Marion Township High School sits.
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Logan
Marion Township
Board of Education
Reck
Calvin Poling
Robber Detained As By-Standards Aid Police
Sept 27 Soummet Smith, a naberdasher, disarmed a robber who aimed a pistol at him. The suspect dropped weapon after Smith seized his arms, and bystanders summoned police to take the man into custody.
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Chuscinnate
Soummet Smith
Naberdasher
Iim
Smith
Switch
Board Studies Teacher Problem Logans Sept 27
Logan reports Board of Education meeting in Murray City to consider removing one grade teacher per State Department guidance. W M Poling resigns from the board effective immediately after years of service. Discussions continue on filling vacancies as members depart and local residents visit Logan for business.
Fall Festival Exhibits Ready For County Fair Debut
Logan reports preparations for the 1930 fall festival opening Tuesday with the Special Events Committee outlining club exhibits. Harold Chambers says Acre Livestock and Sunshine Clubs will show calves, sheep and hogs, plus clothing, food, and bird exhibits. An animal and bird display from the State Conservation Department is planned alongside agricultural showcases and a parade of activities through the week.
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Ogan
Chamber of Commerce
Harold Chambers
Sunshine Clubs
George W. Dix. Latrelville
State Conservation No
Aly Cher
Onion
Ofliin
Nelson Ose Wilhian
Daintdal Bete
Caelar
Pete Tarrows
Setig
Michele Ur Speelarian
Folsom
Aston
Wessack
Sherin
Mieke Ates
Martha Stith
Alise Feck
Low Sadips
Yin
Maadoon Athens
Goudy
Claesis Lheondary
Dr Balger Dies in Cincinnati Burial to Follow
Logan mourns Dr Charles Balger dentist and former resident who died earlier in the week in Cincinnati. He graduated Logan High School in 1890 and studied dentistry with Dr Finney before moving to Cincinnati where he built a successful practice. He frequently visited his aunt Mrs Lucy Warner whose death is noted.
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Logan
Cincinnati
Charles Balger
Bulger
Logan High School
Finney
Cincinati
Lucy Warner
Tore Jugo
Lovier Batger
Good Shot Hartmann Bags Three Squirrels in Hunt
Mrs Evelyn Hartmann of Marton Township earns local praise as a skilled squirrel hunter after a trip last week. She used a shotgun shell count to return with five shells left and three squirrels, prompting neighbors to boast of her marksmanship in Logan.
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Logan
Sept
Evelyn Hartmann
Marton Township
Lumbers Win Road Work Slow In County Program
Logan Sept 27 With fall approaching county road work slows as only armoll repairs and ongoing projects continue no new improvements planned for the year according to county road officials. Tourist Club opens season with a geographical program and Latin American map studies at Bellie Bryson Tea Room.
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Logan
Armoll
C. G. Weldlzell
Olock
Bellie Bryson
Stns. Weitzell
West Hunter Street
J. V. Woodard
Coo. Alien
H. ¥. Adams
Elmer Golden
I. M. Janes Montgomery
MM Sandersland
Minthea McCray
BO White
Rawnefis
Allwet O Hedroek
B. J. Cale
EL OB. Campbell
Chiut
Lutheran Meeting Delegates From St Matthews Church
During week of Sept 7 Rev Amos L Hyde and A P Milter represented St Matthews Church as delegates to a Columbus Lutheran meeting. The gathering aimed to merge Buffalo Iowa Ohio synods into the American Lutheran Church of America with about 300 clergy and lay attendees. Local members worked to clear up Western Ohio District affairs and organize the Ohio District.
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Logan
Amos L. Hyde
A. P. Milter
Columbus
St Matthews Church
Synod of
Buffalo
Iowa
Ohio
Sie American Lutheran Church of America
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Ferns
New Game
New Marshfield Farm
Bean OF Education
Bella Hyson
Fea
Bridge
Nostessea
A. T. Spears
Bhanche Pettit
C. W. Sehelde
L. KK. Showalter
Ada Krier
Hazell Kunode
V. G. Bowen
Jyson
Reetetwata
Theodore Lath
Kan. Lehman
Tema Aplin
Ww. Scheide
Bowen Hei
Petit Secon
Jarberwocks Club
Alfred Linning
Wilbur Lanning
Hil Ores Fon
Six O'Clock
Marjorie Fox
Mabel Frown
Mex
Pallas Kinser
Wings
Hirton Well
Webb
Warner Avenue
Mars
Th. Garvos
Mayer
Lacks
Education Board
State Department
C. A. Wright
Dayton
Mfr
F. P. Starling
Niagara Park
Wright
Hocking
M. OR. Lewis
Murray City
Min
George Milne
Sandusky
D. ¥. Milne
W. H. Strentz
Louiss
Painesville
Myron Pond
Tancarter
Ailes Minetti McCray
Moores
Washington C
Moore Resaurant
Washington
Arcade Club
Zanesville
Mast Restaurant Tean
Athens County
Civil War Veterans Association
J. L. Pickering
Tt Bs
GE Amics
Edward Kemper
Willard Lyke
Corosas Wuarrlawell
Ered Hell
Ats
Tran Bali
Jay Witham
The
Ferd Hack Auto Supply CO
Saerim
Asf
Hone
8. Zenner Co
E. B. Acomb
Dentist Majestic Theatre
Majestic
Mary Brian
Skeets Gallagher
Big Chin
Grin Boy
Octavus Roy Cohen
Columbia
Lexelmaire Frechs
Tililaalie
Warner
Fabian
Wyte
Ben Lyon
Pauline Stark
Barbara Kent
New York
Balger
Urmer Logan Lenust
Iin
SF Hartman
Tom Eherst
Lumer Supton West
Ben Wellmen
Moon
Grooms
Lumber Supply
Simable
Wii Bright
Ben Milter
Colonial Finance Company
Court St Pham
Logan, Ohio
Virginia Theatre
Wellston
John McCormack
McCormack
Mont
Ruth Chatterton
Clive Brook
Shen
Marn Bros
Canimad
Norge Electric
Gur
Norge Electric Refrigeration
Norge Corp
Detroit
Division
Horg- Warner
C. D. Shafer Company Distributors
Athens, Ohio
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