Carefree Lieutenant Val Preston Bids Jan Farewell
In Shanghai harbor a carefree lieutenant Val Preston hurries to say goodbye to his childhood sweetheart Jan Edding as the Puget Sound liner awaits. Val’s friend Brad Norris delays duties with news of Captain Edding, Puget Sound duty, and Val’s delayed kiss. Mimi, Val’s young protege, shows off acrobatics and a last name reading sketch before the looming departure.
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Valentine Preston
China
Shanghai
Goodby
Janice Edding
United States
Annapolis
Val
Brad Norris
Edding
Brad
Fellah
Sue
Norrises
Red-Head
Jan
Puget Sound Navy Yard
Bremerton
Wash
Puget Sound Yard
Eddings
Val Ea
Erly
Mimi
Captain Edding
Boston
Manila
Darling
Mrs. Montross
Daddy
Kent Townley
Sistently
Val Preston
Ermyntrudis Hossenpheffer
Sue Norris
Laure Montross
Laure
Newspaper union and subscription rates details
The text outlines consolidation of The Hocking Sentinel The Ohio Democrat and The Logan Daily News with AP news privileges. It lists Chicago office address and subscription terms 10c weekly by carrier 3.00 per year in Logan area 4.00 outside Hocking County 5.00 beyond second postal zone.
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Hocking Sentinel
Ohio Democrat
Logan Daily News
Logan
Hocking County
Public road safety rules urged by Ohio auto association
Ohio State Automobile Association outlines driving safeguards to reduce highway fatalities. Rules cover staying right, passing only when clear and horn sounded, no passing at intersections or curves, stopping if needed, maintaining braking distance, signaling and scanning, keeping hands on wheel, and safe railroad crossing procedures.
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Ohio State Automobile Association
Highway Safety Rules and 1935 State Crash Toll
The text urges safe stopping practices and cautious driving at curves fog and blind spots. It reports 2 742 state highway accidents outside cities from Jan 1 to Apr 30 1935 averaging 22 8 daily with 198 deaths 1 6 per day and 2003 injuries 16 6 per day, calling for an end to the slaughter.
Twenty Five Years Ago Local sewer work and life events
Twenty five years ago Hunter street sewer work contracted by Houston and Henderson began. Marriage licenses issued to Keister Sweezy and Walter Sweazy. Small pox cases improving in Logan with strict quarantine. Notable visits by Dr and Mrs White and others. Carl McClelland’s 18th birthday surprise party reported. Logan Pottery Co donations of urns to Worthington Park noted.
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Hunter Street
Houston and
Henderson
John Keister
Miner
Maggie Sweeney
Junction City
Walter Sweazy
Nelsonville
Helen Keister
Green Township
Logan
Howard White
Conrad Howard
Fairmont
Dayton
George Reynolds
G. H. McClelland
Laurel
Carl McClelland
West Hocking
James Miller
Lola
Florence
Adam Kieffer
Rachelmacher
Delaware Dispatch
Harry F. Harrington
Ohio Wesleyan University
New School of Journalism
Ohio State University
Harrington
Columbus
Columbus Journal
Logan Pottery Co
Worthington Park
Funeral services for L. S. Sharpe in Lancaster
Paul Fox and family of Logan attended funeral services for L. S. Sharpe a former Logan resident who died Monday morning after a sudden heart attack. Burial was at Sugar Grove. Sharpe was a son in law of Paul Fox.
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Paul Fox
Charlies Fox
Leo Fox
Logan
Lancaster
L. S. Sharpe
Sugar Grove
Sharpe
Allen and Watkins to Attend Blue Lodge Inspection
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Allen and Mr. and Mrs. Peal Watkins will spend tonight at the Allen Cottage in Summerland Beach. They will attend the Blue Lodge inspection at the Masonic Hall in Millersport with Harry Brmuth of Logan as inspecting officer.
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Clarence Allen
Peal Watkins
Allen Cottage
Summerland Beach
Mr. Allen
Mr. Watkins
Blue Lodge
Masonic Hall
Millersport
Harry Bmuith
Logan
Applications for H O L C Joans Open Till June Twenty Seven
Phil A Henderson announced in the morning that take applications for H O L C loans may be made there until June 27. About 200 Home Owners Loans have already been issued or allocated.
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H. O. L. C. Joans
Phil A Henderson
Aftor
Johnsons Visit Logan Guests in Michigan Family Reunion
Mr and Mrs Joshua Johnson and their son Clyde of Wyandotte Michigan were recent guests of Mr and Mrs Tom Rainer and other relatives in Logan.
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Joshua Johnson
Clyde
Wyandotte, Mich
Tom Rainer
Logan
Submits to Minor Surgery in Columbus Today
Donald Chiiiger of Henrietta Avenue underwent a minor surgical operation in Columbus today and is expected to return to Logan on Sunday.
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Donald Chiiiger
Henrietta Ave
Columbus
Logan Sun
Mrs Case III Confined Ill at Home in Serious Condition
Mrs FP Case has been confined to bed at her home for a few days. Her condition is regarded as serious.
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FP. &. Case
Miss Ruth Frazee Named New Waitress at Blossers
Miss Ruth Frazee has accepted a waitress position at Blossers. The hiring follows local staffing updates and signals continued service changes in the Biossers area.
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Ruth Frazee
Biossers
May Vehicle Sales Reported by Hocking County Dealers
Hocking county dealers sold 38 new vehicles in May including 32 passenger cars and six trucks. Buyers listed include Melbert Allen Everett Jacoby Nellie Feathers Mrs Paul R Hansel and many others with local addresses across Logan Laurelville Junction City New Straitsville and Groveport. A motorcycle was purchased by Chester Helber of Groveport.
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Hocking County
Clerk of Courts
Chas. Achauer
Melbert Allen
Everett Jacoby
Nellie Feathers
Paul R. Hansel
Rugg H. Brandt
Joseph W. Acker
S. Swackhammer
Irene Tipton
Arthur E
Jay Worley
Fred Karshner
H. T. Foster
Laurelville
Josephine Smith
South Bloomingville
Isaac Dennison
Junction City R
Orville Shively
McArthur
R. F
Wm. Abram
New Straitsville
Edward Sayre
Buchtel
Leslie Murdock
Chas. R. Quinn
The
Farm Service Co
Logan
John C. Larimer
Logan R. F. D. C. W. Windland
Shady Hill Coal Co
Carbon Hill
Chester Helber
Groveport
Miss Cooper Improves After Major Operation
Miss Ethel Cooper superintendent of nurses at Cherrington hospital is making a rapid recovery two weeks after a major operation. She will spend several weeks with relatives as soon as she is able to leave the hospital.
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Ethel Cooper
Cherrington Hospital
Bushee Improves after Empyema Operation at Cherrington
Claude Bushee of Laurelville, treated for empyema at Cherrington hospital, has shown enough improvement to be released Tuesday.
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Claude Bushee
Laurelville
Cherrington Hospital
Fox Hunters and Topsy Turvey Club Hold Joint Meet
About 150 members attended a joint meeting at the Wm Bowly farm on Monday. The groups skipped business to enjoy 15 gallons of ice cream and 32 home made layer cakes. Frank Adcock spoke, and music and variety acts followed by the old timers group Benny Bobo Kenneth Frazier Harden's and Bobo's orchestras.
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Fox Hunters Association
Topsy Turvey Club
Wm. Bowly Farm
Frank Adcock
Benny Bobo
Kenneth Frazier
Harden
Bobo
Training Meet At Athens By Logan Playground Movement
The Logan Playground movement program will hold a recreational training session in Athens today under the direction of Professor B. E. Hughes, head of Physical Education at Ohio University. Attendees include Carl Dupier, Mrs. Mable Saunders, Mrs. Ethel Clark, and Mr. Floyd Cooper, local leader of the program.
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Logan Playground
Athens
B. E. Hughes
Ohio University
Carl Dupier
Mable Saunders
Ethel Clark
Floyd Cooper
Florence Lama in Critical Condition After Illness
Florence Lama thirteen year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Elden Lama Laurelville was moved to Cherrington hospital after an appendicitis attack with peritonitis Her condition is critical and surgery cannot be performed until she improves according to hospital staff
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Florence Lama
Elden Lama
Laurelville
Cherrington Hospital
Kiwanians Meet Logan Kiwanis Club Speaker
The Logan Kiwanis Club held its weekly meeting at the Skipperdee Club Tuesday evening. Sam Ryan FERA work division manager spoke, outlining the principles of the new public works program.
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Logan Kiwanis Club
Skipperdee Club
Sam Ryan
FERA
Ryan
Kell son leaves for Dickinson Secre tarial School
James Kell of Mound Street leaves Tuesday for Colummbug to enter the Dickinson Secretarial School. He is a graduate of Logan High School this year.
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James
Alfred Kell
Mound St
Colummbug
Dickinson
Campbell
Logan High School
Civil War Veteran Vorhees Delivers Memorial Talk
Thomas Vorhees aged 95 the last Civil War veteran in Laurel township spoke at Memorial services held by the Red Men of Gibisonville on May 30. Comrade Vorhees remained a popular figure in the community as Chas Kreider gave the principal address at the ceremony.
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Thomas Vorhees
Laurel Township
Gibisonville
Vorhees
Chas Kreider
Johnson recovering after car crash near Kingston
J. J. Johnson Benton Two, a clerk, is recovering at Cherrington hospital after a car carrying five others struck a telephone pole near Kingston Saturday night. He was badly lacerated about the face in the crash.
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J.J. Johnson
Benton
Clerk
Kingston
Cherrington Hospital
Logan Woman Recovering After Emergency Appendectomy
Mrs. Roy Stallsmith of East Front Street underwent an emergency appendectomy at Grant Hospital in Columbus last week and is rapidly recovering.
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Roy. Stallsmith
Grant Hospital
Columbus
Condition Unchanged For Ill Miss Carrie Lane
Miss Carrie Lane remains in an unchanged condition at her West Hunter Street home after a heart attack. The illness has kept her under care as neighbors and physicians monitor her status.
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Carrie Lane
West Hunter St
Mrs. Dent Dies in Laurelville After Pneumonia
Jeanette Dent age 58 lifelong Laurelville resident died of pneumonia Thursday evening at her home. Survived by sister Mrs J F Armstrong brother Fred Dent four nieces and five nephews. Funeral Sunday at U B church conducted by Rev Elliott with burial at Green Summit cemetery Adelphi. Out-of-town mourners listed include Mr and Mrs Charles Dent Urbana NL Osce Dent Cisco KL Mr and Mrs Russel Dent Chillicothe Mr and Mrs John Steele Lancaster and Mrs Mary Martin Mrs Hattie Pickens and daughter Mary Circleville.
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Laurelville
Jeanette Dent
J. F. Armstrong
Fred Dent
U. B. Church
Elliott
Hallsville
Green Summit
Adelphi
Charles Dent
Urbana
Osce Dent
Cisco
Russel Dent
Chillicothe
John Steele
Lancaster
Mary Martin
Hattie Pickens
Mary
Circleville
Visitors flock to Ash Cave May 1925 set records
Ranger Jones reports 4925 visitors at Ash Cave in May 1925 at Hocking County State Park. Decor ation Day saw 1100 visitors. Since January patrons from eighteen states have visited, and Jones notes the male pileated woodpecker in the cave likely has a mate this year, detectable by its call tone.
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Ash Cave
Hocking County
Jones
Local Resident Admitted After Tonsil Procedure
Mr Mode Lewis of Murray City underwent a tonsil operation and was admitted to Cherrington Hospital yesterday for treatment and observation.
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Mode Lewis
Murray City
Cherrington Hospital
Still Sell Licenses for Vendor Permits Issued
Applicants for vendors licenses continue at County Auditor W. B. Yaw's office as the strawberry season boosts the licensing trade. License No 765 was issued today.
Mrs Lowrie Improved After Heart Attack
Mrs Will Lowrie of West Hunter Street is slightly improved after a heart attack that occurred weeks ago. Her sister Mrs Rose Cleveland of Columbus is visiting.
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Will Lowrie
West Hunter St
Rose Cleveland
Columbus
Discard Attempts To Set Up Code Continued From Page 1
The text notes that no institution or agency using federal money could buy products from industries that refuse to follow standards for maximum hours minimum wages and the ban on child labor.
Roosevelt Places 14 Must Legislation on Congress
President Roosevelt unveiled a 14 point must list including Temporary NRA social security Omnibus banking and TVA expansion. Capitol leaders warned adjournment is unlikely with Congress expected to stay in session through September and push bills on wage hour fair trade enforcement and oil control.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Congress
Capitol Bill
Omnibus
Utilities Holding Company
Wagner
Guffey
Tennessee Valley Authority
Federal Alcohol Control Administration
Boy Bitten by Dog While Delivering Papers
John Sloan son of Mr and Mrs Seth Sloan of South Walnut suffered leg lacerations when bitten by a dog while carrying papers last night. His injuries were treated by Dr A A Cole.
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John Sloan
Seth Sloan
South Walnut
A. A. Cole
Constitutional scheme to upend the supreme court by adding justices
The author discusses a hypothetical quick route to overrule the Supreme Court by enlarging the court and reshaping its membership. Congress could add justices, the president appoints pro-New Deal members, and a rehearing could swing a 10 to 9 ruling, a plan likened to Asquith's peerage tactic to swamp opposition.
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Washington, D. C
Congress
Federal Supreme Court
High Court
Justice Department
Hughs. Johnson
Constitution and the Supreme Court in the new age debate
The article argues for a constitutional convention to reform the United States framework. It notes the founders feared rapid change and relied on a simple document, yet amendments were difficult. It recalls the 1787 Philadelphia work led by Washington and Hamilton, Madison, Wilson, Sherman, Randolph, with Adams and Jefferson abroad.
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New York
United States
Supreme Court
Philadelphia
George Washington
Alexander Hamilton
James Madison
Virginia
James Wilson
Pennsylvania
Roger Sherman
Connecticut
Edmund Randolph
Randolph
John Adams
England
Thomas Jefferson
France
Samuel Adams
Patrick Henry
Lead Poisoning Cases Puzzle Physicians
Dr Logan Clendening explains varied lead poisoning cases seen outside workplaces. Exposure routes include dental plates face powder snuff and tetra ethyl lead in gasoline. Prevention rests onVentilation and dust control. print trades pose less risk. Six pamphlets offered for ten cents each by mail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Hamilton
Clendening
Logan Clendening
Haydenville plant to observe NRA wage hour codes
The Haydenville plant of the National Fire Proofing Co will continue to observe hour and wage agreements adopted under NRA codes. Superintendent C. B. Matheny announced that common face brick industries are expected to follow suit.
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Haydenville
National Fire Proofing Co
NRA
C. 8
Matheny
Fort Negley Restoration Underway by Nashville Park Board
The Nashville Tennessee park commissioners have hired relief workers to restore Fort Negley, the Civil War era stronghold, signaling a new phase in preserving local historic military sites.
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Board of Park Commissioners
Nashville, Tenn
Fort Negley
Bank Notes Linked to Kidnapping Case Reported
Sheriff Farbearn reports Federal Reserve Notes linked to the kidnapping of nine year old George Wey erhaeuser. Local officers are urged to aid federal agents in capturing the kidnapper. The text notes that about half of U S gloves are made in and around Gloversville New York.
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Joe Farbearn
Federal Reserve Bank
George Weyerhaeuser
America
Gloversville, N
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