Logan Day by Day: 1798 silver dollar found in D C Walker’s possession
Ed Staff reports that D C Walker of 385 South Mulberry Street showed a 1798 silver dollar in excellent condition. The coin bears Columbia with flowing hair and Liberty above the bust, with One Dollar inscriptions on the obverse. Walker says he received it from Mrs Icel Holzschuh as payment at Allen’s Grocery a decade ago.
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D. C. Walker
South Mulberry Street
Columbia
Liberty
Walker
Icel Holzschuh
Allen‘s Grocery
Descendants of Good Hope Township Pioneers Plan Reunion
Preliminary arrangements are underway for a Good Hope Town ship descendants reunion tentatively set for Sunday September 8 at Rockview Mathias Grove north of E. Promoter George M. Morris Columbus State Senator for Franklin and Pickaway counties traveled here Tuesday to support the project. Morris a brother of Joe L. Morris Logan was born in Good Hope Township and taught in local schools. He later joined the Ohio State University faculty and spent years in the State Department of Education. He lived in Fairfield County for years and served as clerk of courts and county representative to the General Assembly. Pioneering families include Mathias Morris Wharton Woltz Hull Beougher Troxel Carpenter Bailey and others whose descendants still reside nearby.
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Good Hope Township
Rockview
Mathias Grove
George M. Morris
Columbus
Franklin
Pickaway
Morris
Joel Morris
Logan
Ohio State University
State Department of Education
Fairfield County
General Assembly
Good Hope
Mathias
Wharton
Woltz
Hull
Trailer Breaks Loose On West Hunter Street Mishap
Albert W Seabright assistant to County Engineer Ernest Schaal avoided injury when a trailer detached from a car on West Hunter Street and tipped into an old canal bed. Observers urged heavy chains to secure hitches to prevent similar accidents.
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Albert W. Seabright
Warner Avenue
Ernest Schaal
Hunter Street
Seabright
Echo Hill 4 H club visits Logan News Office
Members of the Echo Hill 4-H club from Green Township toured the Daily News plant and inspected the Eichel Bakery Sun Glow plant and municipal swimming pool. They planned a picnic at Rachel Macher Park with adviser Mrs. A R True and chaperones Mrs. William Rose and Rev Harry Sinks. Attending girls included Peggy Logan Francis Rose Anna May Nutter Pauline Norton Eva Hartie Mary Blair Maxine Moore Eda Moore Anna Marie Echstenkamper.
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Echo Hill 4-H Club
Green Township
Paily News
Industriel
Logan
Daily News
Eichel Bakery
Rachelmacher Park
A. R. True
William Rose
Harry Sinks
Peggy Logan
Francis Rose
Anna May Nutter
Pauline Norton
Eva Hartie
Mary Blair
Maxine Moore
Eda Moore
Anna Marie Echstenkamper
Reckless driving fine for Albert Leadford in Whiskey Hollow
Albert Leadford of Whiskey Hollow was fined $15 and costs by Mayor Kinser after pleading guilty to reckless driving. Leadford was arrested by the State Highway Patrol Monday night following a chase on Route 33 south through part of the city.
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Albert Leadford
Whiskey Hollow
Alias Kinser
Leadford
State Highway Patrol
C of C Names 2 New Permanent Committees
The Logan Chamber of Commerce board names two permanent panels. The rural relations committee includes Heinlein Chidester Dillon Graham Skinner Showalter Frasure to work with agencies on agriculture, road, marketing, and fair board projects. The water impoundment committee lists Lyon Mathey Brehm Wright Donahue Hack Blosser Kinser Larimer Wells to pursue county water projects for conservation flood control and tourism.
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Logan Chamber of Commerce
Charles Pratt
Harry Heinlein
Charles Chidester
H. Dillon
Fred Graham
Clarence Skinner
L. K. Showalter
Jesse Frasure
Hocking County Fair Board
Hocking County
C. C. Lyon
C. S. Matheny
Walter E. Brehm
Boyd V. Wright
Charles Donahue
Ford Hack
Clarence Blosser
Dallas Kinser
Harold Larimer
James D. Wells
Love without Music opens as new Daily News serial
Helen Welshimer launches a thrilling serial with Chapter One on Page Four. A girl fights to survive in the city while pursuing love and stakes high enough to risk death. Readers are urged to follow each installment.
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Helen Welshimer
Cee Four
Daily News Toy
Page Four
Stratoliner Sets Air Speed Record Across Continent
A Stratoliner air transport arrived at La Guardia Field at 9 29 A M setting a West East transcontinental speed record for commercial planes. It departed from Burbank Field last night and briefly stopped at Kansas City en route covering about 17 000 feet altitude, finishing one hour 11 minutes ahead of schedule.
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New York
la Guardia Field
Burbank Field
Los Angeles
Kansas City
Hocking Glass Won’t Buy Erecting Shed Near Logan
The Hocking Glass Co. of Lancaster has decided not to purchase the erecting shed on the Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad property near the Logan depot. The shed, unused for over a decade, was eyed for removal to Lancaster as a factory or storage building.
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Hocking Glass Co
Lancaster
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad
Logan Depot
Marines Denied Apology in Shanghai Clash
In Shanghai July 9 AP report says Tairiku Shimpo taunts Marines after July 7 clash in International Settlement. Japanese gendarmes, prompted by alleged mistreatment, demand apology while Colonel Peck denies maltreatment. Miura warns settlement must precede any resolution and calls for withdrawal of British troops amid anti British sentiment.
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Shanghai
Tairiku Shimpo
China
America
East Asia
Saburo Miura
Miura
International Settlement
Col
DeWitt Peck
Peck
Toshizo Nishio
F.O.E. Officials Plead Not Guilty To Charges
Three Logan Aerie F.O.E. trustees Earl Landis Sol Ellinger and Joe Rowley pleaded not guilty through attorney Carlos Bra shares at a Monday night arraignment before Mayor Dallas Kinser. Each posted 300 bond after police seized three slot machines from lodge rooms Saturday night.
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Logan Aerie
F.O.E
Carlos Brashares
Dallas Kinser
Earl Landis
Sol Ellinger
Joe Rowley
France Prepares for Dictator Government
The Republic of France moves toward a totalitarian dictatorship, ending its longtime motto Liberté Égalité Fraternité and straining Anglo French ties. The shift signals a major political upheaval with far reaching effects on Europe and world democracy.
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Republic of France
France
America
la Belle France
Europe
Army Sees Debate Over Burke Wadsworth Training Bill
Army officials clash with Burke Wadsworth provisions on pay for trained soldiers. General Marshall and top officers brief Senate hearings while House panels hear civilian training advocates. Colleges back the bill but seek reserve units at schools, preferring no $5 monthly pay for trainees.
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Washington
George C. Marshall
Senate Military Committee
House
High Command
New York
Ohio Highway Patrol Faces Wide Reform After IACP Report
A 136 page IACP report concludes Ohio's seven year old Highway Patrol is seriously undermanned. It recommends approximately 10 major changes including one man patrols, more cruisers, revised district staffing, tougher hours, more arrests, standardized accident procedures, new camera and drunkometer equipment, warning tags, a manslaughter traffic court system, younger age eligibility, and revised training to emphasize traffic issues. Beightler will meet with Patrol Superintendent Lynn Black to discuss the proposals.
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Columbus
Ohio
International Association of Chiefs of Police
Robert S. Beightler
Beightler
Lynn Black
Findlay
Massillon
Wilmington
Cambridge
Bureau of Accident
Solons debate Knox Stimson amid war cabinet charges
Senate leaders moved to quicken confirmation of Roosevelt nominees Henry L. Stimson for Secretary of War and Frank Knox for Secretary of the Navy as critics argued the picks edge toward war. Supporters said unity amid emergency justifies the picks while opponents warned of interventionist policy and alliance aid.
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Washington
Senate
Roosevelt
Henry L. Stimson
Frank Knox
Navy
Barkley
Kentucky
Congress
Clark
D-Mo
Stimson
Knox
Sheppard
Dtexas
Military Committee
Vandenberg
R-Mich
United States
Holt
D-W. Va
Martin 18 Named Washington Leader Of GOP Campaign
Joseph W. Martin Jr. of Massachusetts was named chairman of the Republican National Committee and director of the Willkie Presidential campaign. The Move positions Martin as House minority leader and top GOP organizer.
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Martin
Washington
Joseph W. Martin, Jr
Massachusetts
House
Republican National Committee
Willkie
Surrender of French Fleet at Alexandria Reported
The Associated Press states the French fleet at Alexandria surrendered to Britain freeing British vessels to confront the Italian navy in the Mediterranean. Rome reportedly disclosed a German Italian threefold plan to attack Britain, including blockades and destruction of empire links.
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Alexandria
Britain
Rome
Mediterranean
Winston Churchill
Gibraltar
Virginio Gayda
Mussolini
British Isles
Malta
Suez Canal
Italy
Germany
Gayda
Atlantic
Red Sea
Indian Ocean
A. V. Alexander
Richelieu
Dakar
French West Africa
Petain
Martinique
France
Chamber of Deputies
Henri Philippe Petain
Hitler
Rumania
Sweden
Transylvania
Hungary
Berlin
Truck Kills Child in Columbus Incident
A truck fatally struck Delmer, a months old infant, in front of his home east of Columbus yesterday afternoon. Police reported the accident occurred in a residential street as the child was nearby.
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Columbus
Delmer
Here
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