Logan World War Veterans to Organize Armistice Day Plans
Logan Post of the American Legion forms a seven member committee led by Clinton Webb for Armistice Day arrangements with publicity by Webb and Company H 332 Infantry reunion planning by Harold W. Larimer and others. The group weighs Legion Night at the Pumpkin Show and notes department commander Thomas McCaw and Sam Cobb may attend. Ewald Schmitter plans to attend the national convention in Chicago.
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Logan
Logan Post
The
American Legion
Frank Judy
W. W. Martin
John E. Krieg
Ewald Schmitter
Harold W. Larimer
Don Bort
Barton A. Holl
Clinton Webb
Holl
H. 332 Infantry
Somerset Legionnaires
Thomas McCaw
Sam Cobb
State Headquarters
Paul Tague
New Lexington
Chicago
Community notes from New Straitsville and Logan
The New Straitsville news reports a Woodbine Rebekah Lodge meeting in the Odd Fellows Mall and local visits. It notes improved health of John 8. Wilson, travels by Wilma Riley and Hazel Miller to Logan, and upcoming American Legion dances at the new pavilion starting Oct 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodbine Rebekah Lodge
Odd Fellows
Pete Waldie
Gill
Harry Strain
Michigan
Bob Clark
Bill Edwards
Akron
George Lannin
William Harble
Methodist Parsonage
Logan
Pastor Harble Retained at Local Methodist Church
Mrs Harble has spent several months while Mr Harble is retained as pastor of the local Methodist Church for the coming year.
Aged Farmer Simon Wolfe Dies Suddenly at 70
Simon Wolfe, 70, Perry County farmer near Maxville, collapsed from heart disease at 1 30 PM Tuesday while talking with family. He operated a threshing machine in Hocking County. Survived by five children Charles W Wolfe Elmwood Illinois Starling Wilbur and Mrs Michael Mohler and Mrs Taylor of Perry County. Funeral at St Paul Lutheran Church Friday at 10 AM. Burial at St Paul Cemetery. Uncle to Lyke family members in the city.
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Logan
Simon Wolfe
Perry County
Maxville
Wolfe
Hocking County
Charles W. Wolfe
Elmwood
Illinois
Starling
Wilbur Wolfe
Michael Mohler
Taylor
St. Paul Lutheran Church
Amos L. Heyde
St. Paul
Lyke
Hansel Nominated for City School Board Seat
Logan September 28 report: committee presents Myron D. Hansel to fill the vacancy on the city school board ticket after Anna Doyle Murtha withdraws. Hansel accepted the nomination Tuesday and will become an active candidate. He is a newspaper man.
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Logan
Myron D. Hansel
City School Board
Anna Doyle Murtha
Hansel
Jacob Hengst Dies After Long Hocking Years
Jacob Hengst, 75, died at his Lancaster home after living in Hocking County and moving to Fairfield at age 14. A retired farmer, he was cousin to County Treasurer George C. Hengat and to Mrs. D. E. Harsh and Mrs. A. F. Skinner. Relatives from Logan attended the funeral.
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Logan
Jacob Hengst
Lancaster
Hocking County
Fairfield County
Hengat
George C. Hengat
D. E. Harsh
A .F. Skinner
Prisoner Escapes Hocking County Jail Through Roof
Logan reports Marion Vancy of Pickaway County escaped the Hocking County Jail by pulling a ceiling section, cutting the roof, and sliding down a drain pipe. He had been jailed for breaking and entering dating to 1928 after being moved from Circleville Jail.
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Logan
Hocking County
Marion Vancy
Pickaway County
Liberty
Vancy
Circleville
Ings
Logan High Prepares for McArthur Game in Mud
Logan High faced a tough practice on a muddy gridiron under Coach John Longley as they drill defensively for the McArthur game. The sessions also stress offensive timing and signal familiarization after a portion of the squad showed gaps in signals during last week’s practice game.
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Logan
John Longley
McArthur
Wife Asks Divorce in Logan Case
Sarah Huston sues Al fred Huston for divorce alleging cruelty and neglect since their May 1929 marriage. She says they bought property in 1932 with only her payments, seeks temporary restraining order to shield the property and to bar dower rights. The item also notes Lydia Cottermans eighty first birthday at Maxville with local attendance and a trial-date change in Hillsboro.
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Logan
Sarah Huston
Alfred Huston
Awaiting Report Proposed Road Improvement Pends Word From Highway Department
Logan reports no new developments on Route 7 percent improvements along Zanesville Avenue as city council waits on an engineer report from the highway department. Funds were shifted to the cemetery fund to cover back salary for Sexton George Engle and an application was filed to request an advance tax draw for sinking fund expenses.
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Logan
Zanesville Avenue
Highway Department
Zeigler completes busy 4-H camp season travels eight camps
Logan Ohio reports 4-H club camp instructor C W Zeigler finished a demanding season spanning Kentucky and Virginia in addition to Ohio. He traveled many miles by train trolley bus auto ferry canoe and ox cart to reach eight camps and taught handicraft nature appreciation and recreation to 1570 boys and girls.
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Logan
C. W. Zeigler
Kentucky
Virginia
Ohio
Erect New Fence Grid At Athletic Field Endorsed
Workmen began installing sideline fencing at Athletic Field for football use with seasonal removal after games. Grace Hibarger, JHS teacher, takes two week medical leave to Detroit. Mary Bright substitutes. McBroom and Heine families head to Chicago for Century of Progress and American Legion sessions. Camp Hocking hires five cooks Led by Geslin, Columber, Kellenbarger, and Baker with duty starting soon.
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Logan
Athletic Field
Grace Hibarger
Detroit
Mary Bright
Grain Prices Fall in Every Ohio Market
In Columbus on September 28 grain movement from Ohio elevators was slow. Wheat fell 74 cents a bushel, corn dropped five cents, and oats declined three cents. The drop followed the stock market setback and inflation sentiment cooling. The Ohio Farm Bureau notes weaker farm income reduces domestic demand for farm products.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio Farm Bureau
NRA Canvass Yields Large Logan Run of Signatures
Logan ward captains report 1500 signatures from NRA canvass with about 100 women taking part in house to house visits. Gibisonville Enterprise and South Bloomingville report near total cooperation. Miss Margaret Lutz of Logan chairs the county campaign.
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Logan
NRA
Gibisonville
Enterprise
South Bloomingville
Margaret Lutz
Defense Counselor Leads Leipsig Trial for Reichstag Fire
Dr Alfons Sack counsel for Ernest Torgier communist leader leads defense at Leipsig trial aiming to introduce findings of the unofficial international jurists commission. Arthur Garfield Hays acts as American representative and plans to present the commission's stance on the innocence of the accused.
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Alfons Sack
Ernest Torgier
Arthur Garfield
Sack
Leipsig
Changes in Weather Marked in District
A 36 degree drop from Wednesdays high of 96 to this morning s 60 shows the season s temper. Clear skies one day rain the next and humid heat in between. Brisk mornings call for coats and gloves with plans for what to wear and do often changing. Yesterday rainfall measured forty six hundredths of an inch.
Athens Court Docket Reports Inheritance Tax and Divorce Actions
Inheritance tax for Homer C. Brooks estate set at 62.84 with estate valued at 10026.25, 6514.16 taxable. James H. Spires 20 and Helen W. Sayre 16 named in court notices. Grace Walker Love petitions for divorce alimony and custody from Claude F. Love alleging cruelty and threats. couple married in 1924.
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James H. Spires
Athens
Frank Spires
Helen W. Sayre
George W. Sayre
Homer C. Brooks
Athens County
S. M. Johnson
Grace Walker Love
Claude F. Love
Athens County Common Pleas Court
Authentic Kidney Health Boost Promised
Panicked claim of rapid eye and bladder relief through a product called Foley Pilla. Promises quick results, neutralizes acids, soothes pain, and guarantees money back.
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Foley Pilla
Greens Run Church of Christ Young Married Class Meeting
Chauncey September 28 members of Greens Run Church of Christ Young Married People’s Class gathered at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Pearl Brown for their monthly business and social session. Mrs. Emmett Olbers led devotions and served as president. Virgil Fierbaugh oversaw the program. Refreshments were served to attendees including Rev. G. B. Courtney and several couples.
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Chauncey
Greens Run Church of Christ
Pearl Brown
Emmett Olbers
Virgil Fierbaugh
Wayne Snyder
G. B. Courtney
Carrye Smith
Wm. Dalton
PTA Names Members to Ship Committee
Mrs. Dana Glouster announces a ship committee for the Parent-Teacher Association. Members listed include Mrs. A. C. McCance, Mrs. Margaret Bry, Sara Williams, Mrs. John, Mrs. Fred Householder, on Gayton, Sr., Mrs. Leo Bradley, Vesta Norris, Mrs. Will Zimm, and Mrs. Tom Morris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dana Glouster
Parent-Teacher Association
Dang Heck
A. C. McCance
Son
Margaret Bry
Sara Williams
John
Fred Householder
Gayton
Leo Bradley Vesta Norris
Will Zimm
Tom Morris
Past Chiefs to Meet at White Rose Temple Event
The Past Club of White Rose Temple in Sisters will gather Friday at 7 30 at the home of Thomas Williams Sr. in a community meeting announced for Sept 28.
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Mef
Glouster
White Rose Temple
Sisters
Thomas Williams
Insull Charge Sparks Outburst in Divorce Case
Famed opera singer Mary McCormic sues Georgian mate for divorce after an outburst prompted by charges from Prince M'Divani that she was too friendly with Samuel Insull, utilities magnate. The sensational dispute centers on alleged improper familiarity and public accusations in a high profile civil action.
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Prince M'Divani
Mary McCormic
Samuel Insull
Dale
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Logan World War Veterans
Legion
New Straitsville News
CEVA
Barbara
Mery Raymond
the Athens Messenger
M. D. Hansel
Hocking
Logan High
Lydia Cotterman
William Delong
Charles Mohler
Wilma Jene
Frank Delong
Homer Delong
Craig McBride
Hillsboro
S, W. Zeigler
John McBroom
Clarence Heine
Wile Cook
National Jurists’ Commission
Court News
IN Common Pleas Court
Greens Run
Grand Rapids Furniture Makers Guild
Qumart
M. i. Lis
New York
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