Births and Deaths in Becking County Reported for March
Hogan April 12 Twenty three births and eighteen deaths were reported in Becking County for March. Births declined with all deaths centered outside Logan city district. Among deaths two were from influenza and pneumonia. Fifteen age groups are listed with eight over 70 and one under one year. Disease cases totaled 23 including diphtheria four smallpox two scarlet fever three tuberculosis two and pneumonia two. Births include twin boys to Hartshorn and other newborns to Hiles Lohr Waugh Doak Walker Hartshorn and several other couples. girls born to Smith Hutchison Reynolds Camp Blum Michel Reed Rutherford Craft and others.
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Logan
Nis
Artiss Hiles
Marcus Lohr
Joe Francia
Er Waugh
How- Dale Doak
W. Er Walker
George ‘Hartshorn
Gerald
W. Smith
Ry Hutchison
Alva
James A. Iilips
Charles F. Ker
Charles W.ley
Oscar M. ‘Blum
Frank Campi
Elmer E. Michel
Blaine Reed
Lee R. Rutherford
William Craft
Legion Musicale Set as Pythian and Legion Bands Combine
Logan Ohio April 12 Everything is ready for the musicale at 8:30 p m Sunday at the Pythian Theater. The Legion Band led by Melvin Hart Darger will feature instrumental solos and band ensemble with augmented members from the Knights of Pythias. The combined band aims to attend the Akron state convention and possibly the Louisville national meeting, with funds from southeastern districts supporting the trip.
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Logan
Pythian Theater
Legion Band
Legion
Melvin Hart Darger
Knights of Pythias
Ohio
Akron
Friends honor C B S Matheny with surprise birthday dinner
Logan April 12 Friends of C B S Matheny Natco Fireproofing Haydenville held a surprise Easter dinner and smoker at Easterling Club House. Dinner by J James toastmaster T D Brown led 35 fire company employees in attendance.
Puzzle Answer: Dawn and Dusk Word Riddle
A cryptic word puzzle centers on dawn and dusk themes. The clue sequence includes DAWN DAWN BURN BURN TURN URK TUSK DUSK suggesting a wordplay path from dawn toward dusk with changing letters and sounds.
Lape Well Pleased With Logan Shoe Factory
Logan Chamber of Commerce hosts H. N. Lape of Cincinnati for a factory inspection. Lape Adler Shoe Company manager W. T. Dickerson accompanies, announces Logan Shoe Company as the local plant. Police report Samuel McDonald arrested over wire theft. to be arraigned in Logan.
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The
Logan Shoe Company
Logan
Logan Chamber of Commerce
H. N. Lape
Cincinnati
W. T. Dickerson
Lape Adler Shoe Company
Lape
Lape Adler Factory
Lake
George Bateman
Nelsonville
Samuel McDonald
Flowers Rearrested as Court Orders Pay, Sent to Prison
Logan April 12. John Henry Flowers failed to keep up court ordered payments and was arrested and committed to the Ohio Penitentiary. He was taken from Lancaster Thursday after Judge Harley M. Whitcraft warned that further failure would lead to incarceration, as payment did not arrive on time.
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Logan
John Henry Flowers
Ohio
Lancaster
Harley M. Whitcraft
Flowers
Reverend Pielow Attends Episcopalian Meeting in Cincinnati
The Rev. E J Pielow traveled to Cincinnati Wednesday evening for a meeting of Episcopalian churchmen on Thursday and expected to return Friday. Ada visitants attended funerals and meetings with multiple local residents traveling for services and gatherings.
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E. J. Pielow
Cincinnat
Fuiay
William Disbennet
Jacob Wolfe
Tom
Ada
C. W. Scheide
Scheide
H. C. Scheide
Lima
A. T. Spears
Leroy Conkle
Clara Ruble
Charles Mock
Middleport
Cullison Bound Over On Copper Wire Theft Charge
Roy Cullison was bound over to the grand jury under a $1,000 bond after a hearing with Magistrate EF Bright in Logan on a copper wire theft from the Spencer Con Company Mine. Unable to post bond, he was jailed in Hocking County. Deputy Sheriff Joe Farbearn investigated the case.
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Grand Jury
Logan
Roy Cullison
Grand
EF. E. Bright
Spencer Con Company
Hocking
Joe Farbearn
Woman Hosts Wednesday Club Games on South Market Street
Mrs Edward Kemper entertained the Wednesday Club at her home on South Market Street Lowan. Three tables of players were present with Mrs Claude Hammon Mrs Clinton Webb Miss Mary Bond and Miss Cleo Haley as substitute players. The hostess served lunch.
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San Souci Club
Elsie Martin
Glenview
Ella Mil
Mary Jane Anderson
Anderson
Albert
Edward Kemper
South Market Street
Lowan
Claude Hammon
Clinton Webb
Mary Bond
Cleo Haley
Speedy Remedy Promoted Against Many Ailments
A listed tonic claims to cure colds grippe influenza dengue bilious fever and malaria as the fastest remedy known. The advertisement extols rapid relief and broad作用 across diverse illnesses with emphasis on speed.
Blum Files Candidacy for Logan Mayor
Democrat George Blum, a two term city councilman, filed his mayoral petition in Logan on April 12. The petition lists signers Jacob Keller I J Angle Ed B Eberet John BE Krieg B Solen C EK Wharton and Harry H Wright. Blum has lived in Logan for several years after leaving a Falls Township dairy farm to enter the dairy business.
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Logan
George Blum
Jacob Keller
I. J. Angle
Ed B. Eberet
John BE. Krieg
B. Solen
C. EK. Wharton
Harry H. Wright
Blum
Falls Township
Mrs Wetheril Hosts Among Ourselves Club Meeting
Mrs W P Wetheril acted as hostess when the Among Ourselves Club gathered at her Midland home for a regular meeting. Descriptions focus on social steps and local hospitality as members discussed community topics.
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W. P. Wetheril
Among Ourselves Club
Midland
All Bran touted as constipation remedy by Kellogg ad
An advertisement promotes All-Bran by Kellogg as a daily dietary laxative. It claims 100 percent bran, 100 percent effective relief, and doctor recommendation. The copy mentions serving suggestions with meals and mentions hotels and dining cars as distribution points.
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Kellogg
Our Wren Neighbors and Bird Nests Featured at Meeting
Wednesday afternoon a luncheon opened the meeting with Miss Margaret Cook assisting the hostess. Pine branches and spring flowers decorated the room. Mrs Harley Gooding spoke on Our Wren Neighbors and Mrs William Hansel presented Birds Nests. Solo items by Merritt Wonn and A T Spears complemented the program. Guests included Mrs Warren Bright Mrs O K Rose Mrs Mahala Cook Miss Margaret Cook and Miss M N Parsons.
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Margaret Cook
Harley Gooding
William Hansel
Merritt Wonn
A. T. Spears
Warren Bright
O. K. Rose
Mahala Cook
M. N. Parsons
Royal Guards Class Entertained in New Marshfield
The Royal Guards class of the Church of God of New Marshfield was entertained Wednesday night at Miss Esther Smith's home. Adrian Collins presided over the program. Refreshments were served to 25 members.
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New Marshfield
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