Arrest Report Names Spence Logan And Eastman
Sept 80 William Spence was arrested by city police after Ruth Eastman filed an affidavit accusing him of intoxicating liquor. Spence pled not guilty before Mayor J P Rochester with a hearing set for 7 o clock Monday. Policeman Walter Kleinschmidt arrested George Eastman Friday on a charge of intoxication.
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Logan
William Spence
Ruth Eastman
J. P. Rochester
Spence
Walter Kleinschmidt
George Eastman
Two Nations Split On Cruisers Yet Agree On Destroyers
Washington reports a partial naval accord with Britain shows U S planned cruiser increases while destroyer tonnage is to be cut. Five powers framework may be set with France Italy Japan joining the United States and Britain to settle limits and future talks.
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Washington
U.R
Hoowr
MacDonald
London
Stimson
United States
Great Britain
France
Italy
Japan
Coolidge
Geneva
Fall Festival Tent Setup Blocks Main Street
J H Emerick from Lancaster began pitching tents for the Fall Festival displays on Main Street in Logan delaying traffic. He arrived from Newark after attending the Licking County Fair and will set up industrial, poultry, agriculture, and hobby tents with local workers aiding. Barton Hall of the Chamber of Commerce said no further effort would be made to arrange the automobile show.
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Logan
Main Street
J. H. Emerick
Lancaster
Mr. Emerick
Newark
Licking
Emerick
Barton Hall
Chamber of Commerce
Tire Stolen From Car In Alley Theft Report
Police were told by C. W. Marx that a tire was removed from his car while parked in an alley off West Main Street in Logan.
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Logan
C. W. Marx
West Main Street
Justamere Club elects officers for winter program
Logan officers at Friday meeting at Mrs. Kittie Dill’s home were re elected. President Mrs. Dill vice president Mrs. Grice Michel recording secretary Mrs. Charles Brehm and treasurer Mrs. Pearl Watkins. Club to study countries. first meeting set for October 10 with program committee named.
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Kate Bert
Grace Mickel
Bert Dell
Roy Crawford
Justice to Speak at Hocking Valley Pythians Meet
Judge Charles L. Justice of Marion will be principal speaker at the Hocking Valley Post Chancellor's Association gathering in Murray City on October 17. Arrangements are led by Charles Strum Jr. Nelsonville’s William Wolfe is the association president and C W Monks of Nelsonville is secretary.
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Logan
Charles L. Justice
Marion
Ohio Knights of Pythias
Hocking Valley Post
Murray City
dKwere
sDf Pdano
Dge.p Us
Charles Strum, Jr
Knights of Pythias
William Wolfe
Nelsonville
C. W. Monks
Logan Briefs: Hugh Mills and Samuel Orndorf Visit
In Logan on Sunday visitors Hugh Mills and Samuel Orndorf from New Straitaville were guests in town for a brief visit.
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Logan
Hugh Mills
Samuel Orndorf
New Straitaville
Logan to Field Semi-Pro Football Team This Fall
Logan will host a semi pro football team this fall with the first game set for next Sunday afternoon. The Turf Club, Central Ohio champions, will supply the opposition. Local players from last year may join Murray City Tigers as the reorganization proceeds.
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Logan
H. Walls
Turf Club
Central Ohio
Murray City Tigers
Burgess Family Visit From Eldorado to Logan
Mr. and Mrs. John Burgess of Eldorado Kansas visit Logan for a month to see their son John Burgess and family and Logan and Hocking County relatives. They travel with granddaughter Mrs. Bolland Dollell. The 80 year old retired farmer moved to Kansas six years ago after living near Gore and previously in Shawnee. He has a daughter Mrs. Charles Sweaay in Zanesville Avenue and Miss Blanche Shriner from Columbus visited Ann Shriner in this city.
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Logan
John Burgess
Eldorado
Kan
Hocking County
Bolland Dollell
Burgess
Kansas
Shawnee
Gore
Hocking Valley Recreation Meet Features Logan Win
A meeting of the Hocking Valley Health and Recreation Department drew workers from Columbus and Toledo to Logan on September 30. Logan beat Toledo 9 to 1 in a baseball game while horseshoe contests and other events entertained attendees. Columbus bowling teams won two series against Logan teams. Local arrangements were led by PD G Stallsmith. About 10 outsiders attended from Toledo and Columbus.
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PD. G. Stallsmith
Ledo
Columbus
Bridge Club Dinner and Session Hosted by Local Residents
Members of the Chummy Bridge Club enjoyed a dinner at Mrs. Belle Hyson's home on Friday evening and then moved to Mrs. Bruce Brandt's residence for a bridge session with guest Ruth Heft. Guests John Maraz and Charles Shuttleworth visited in Logan on Saturday evening.
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Chummy Bridge Club
Belle Hyson
Bruce Brandt
Ruth Heft
John Maraz
Charles Shuttleworth
Murray City
Logan
Glouster bowlers roll easy win over Lancaster on Burns lanes
Gormley led Glouster with 226 in one game as Glouster beat Lancaster by 313 pins at Burns alleys. Lancaster’s Haines top-scored with 182, while Glouster totals reached 2539 to Lancaster 2236 in the night’s bowling clash.
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Glouster
Lancaster
Burns
Glouster Beys
Gormley
Haines
Todhunter
Waines
Wbtuckers
Mammorp Yovccereee
Hemsley
Dennison
Wolf
Cunningham
Eeewe
Colbert Car Damaged in Columbus Crash
Clarence Colbert of Colbert was in a wreck in Columbus Saturday morning when a car from a side street hit his vehicle. The Colbert car may cost about 300 to repair. Passengers Gail Wallace Alfred Craft and Fred Burdess escaped injury. insurance adjuster arrived quickly.
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Colbert
Gail Wallace
Albert Craft
Glouster
Clarence Colbert
Columbus
Mr. Colbert
Alfred Craft
Junction City
Fred Burdess
Jacksonville
Dennison Held for a Hearing in Glouster
Tom Dennison of Glouster was arrested by Constable Darling on assault and menacing threats charges. He pled not guilty before Mayor E A Johnson and a hearing set for 4 pm Wednesday. The case stems from a claim that Dennison drew a revolver, filed by Frank McClellan.
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Glouster
Tom Dennison
Darling
Fore
E. A. Johnson
Trimble
Dennison
Frank McClellan
Glouster Board Seeks Five Year Three-Mill Levy
Glouster Board of Education passes resolution to continue the three-mill school levy for five years. The proposal will be submitted to voters at the November election.
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Glouster
Former Trimble Resident Stella Sands Seriously Ill in Columbus
Miss Stella Sands of Athens, a former Trimble resident, lies in serious condition at Grant Hospital in Columbus after a major operation. Her sister Nellie Sands of Athens remains at the hospital, while Stella previously held an office in the Circulation Department of The Athens Messenger.
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Stella Sands
Athens
Trimble
Grant Hospital
Columbus
Nellie Sands
The
Athens Messenger
Retention of Flexible Tariff Provision Faces Senate Vote
The fate of Hoover’s appeal to keep the flexible tariff clause rests in the Senate with a possible Curtis tie break. A poll of 92 senators shows 15 oppose, 43 favor, four unrecorded, and four doubtful votes that could swing either way. If tied, Curtis could decide the outcome.
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Hoover
Curtis
Senate
Nathan Robertson
United Press
Washington
U.P
Tariff Commission
United Press Today
Johnson
California
Thomas
Idaho
Hendrick
Wyoming
Dill
Rufus Putnam PTA Names Delegates At Springfield Convention
Mrs. H L Edmonds president of the Rufus Putnam Parent Teacher Association was named delegate to the state convention in Springfield. Miss Adelaide Johnson was named treasurer succeeding Miss Amy Weill. An open house preceeded the meeting with mothers meeting the teachers.
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H. L. Edmonds
Rufus Putnam Parent- Teacher Association
Springfield
Adelaide Johnson
Amy Weill
Rufus Putnam School
District Building and Loan Meeting Set in Athens
James Devine of The Ohio Building and Loan Association and John W. Preugh of the Building and Loan Department of Ohio will speak on the proposed tax limit amendment at a meeting of association members in the Southeastern District. The event is at the Hotel Berry in Athens at 12 o'clock Tuesday.
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James Devine
Columbus
Ohi Building and Loan Association
John W. Preugh
Building and Loan Department of Ohio
Building and Loan Association
Southeastern
Ohio
Berry
Athens
State troops seize Borger as town reels from crime
Borger Texas faced a state crackdown as troops moved in to take charge amid a murder investigation. Mayor Glenn Pace bonded on a charge of obstructing justice, while the town’s jail was taken over by Rangers after governors ordered action against corrupted local authorities amid a violent underworld tied to the DA’s murder.
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Borger
Tex
UPR
Glenn A. Pace
Rangers
Guez
John A. Holmes
He's Proud Now Caterpillar Club Member After Parachute Save
Cincinnati report details Captain Jack Butterfield Air Corps reserve officer who was ejected from an Army PT-1 biplane during a barrel roll at 3000 feet. He deployed his parachute after a 200 foot fall and landed in a corn field while his plane crashed into a dry riverbed. Butterfield suspects a cockpit belt release caused the emergency.
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Cincinnati
Jack Butterfield
Air Corps
Caterpillar Club
Lunken Field
Utterfield
Butterfield
Littleiami River
Mrs Gann Not To Rank Highest At White House Dinner
Vice President Curtis waives his sister Dolly Curtis Gann’s precedence for the White House dinner honoring Premier MacDonald. Mrs Gann will sit below Lady Isabella Howard wife of the British Ambassador and doyen of the diplomatic corps.
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Washington
U.P
Curtis
Dolly Curtis Gann
White House
MacDonald
Stimson
Gann
Isabella Howard
Diplomatic Corps
Weather Bureau Lifts Storm Warnings to Hurricanes
The United States Weather Bureau ordered hurricane warnings along the Alabama and Mississippi coasts, replacing former storm warnings as of today.
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Washington
United States Weather Bureau
Alabama
Mississippi
Morris to Be at Meetings in Athens County
George M. Morris rural school supervisor will attend three Wednesday meetings in Athens County to discuss bond issues for new school buildings. He will speak at Canaanville at 1 pm about a $6,000 state donation, at Lottridge-Carthage at 3 pm about a $5,000 grant, and at Albany at 7:30 pm about a consolidated district.
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George M. Morris
Athens County
State Department of Education
General Assembly
Morris
Canaanville
Lottridge-Carthage
Gade
Albany
Let
Alexander
William Mills
Nelsonville
Bernownshis
Wesley
Washington County
Bern
Wesley Townships
Amesville
Mount Hermon
Bern Township
County Board of Eduction
Holcomb Jailed After Plea in Embezzlement Case
John KR Holcomb a 47 year old justice of peace from Clinton Township pleaded guilty to one count of embezzling fines. Common Pleas Judge Duncan imposed a minimum one year sentence. Holcomb's wife sobbed and begged to testify claiming the court should allow her to explain everything.
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Columbus
U.P
John KR. Holcomb
Clinton ‘Township
Common Pleas
Duncan
Holcomb
Capitol Errors Highlight Textual Corrections
The note corrects Capitol spelling and flag absence at the capitol dome. It states Longsworth is the Speaker of the House, not a senator. A man on the right is described with two right arms and a cane. The scrambled word CABINET is identified.
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Capitol
Longsworth
House
Cabinet
Akron Woman Praises Orange Root Compound Remedy
Mrs. W. B. Waybright of Akron Ohio reports a long period of weakness and thinness improved after taking Orange Root Iron and Celery Compound. She endorses the product as a tonic for weak underweight and sickly women and urges others to try it.
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W. B. Waybright
Akron
Ohio
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