Venus chapter Eastern Star inspected by district deputy grand matron
Logan April 28 Venus chapter of the Order of Eastern Star was inspected Thursday evening by Miss Susie Morgan district deputy grand matron of Oak Hill with 130 members and visitors. Officers praised for their excellent degree work. A luncheon followed. visits from Bremen Cooksvile New Stratsville Nelsons Wellston and Northport Weston noted. Mrs Oakley Hysell is worthy matron and A C Laube worthy patron. Morgan hosted at Willard Sprankel home and dinner at the Tea Room with guests listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Shriner
Oakley Hysell
A. C. Laube
Logan
Miss Morgan
Willard Sprankel
Hysell
Social Notes Highlight Club Gatherings and a Logan Wedding
Nondescript club hosted by Mrs. Warren Bright featured an art themed talk and a dialogue by Mrs. W C Brehot and Mrs. M H Cherrington. Amici club guests dined with Mrs Edward Jones as members enjoyed table games and scores. The Tourist club met at the Tasterling clubhouse with a program on The Holy City from David to Allenby. Miss Eelie Bowen prepared to wed John T Underwood in Logan with a family ceremony at her mother Mrs Lucy Bowen’s home. Underwood has Brick and clay industry ties and works in Kansas City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren Bright
C. &. Clark
W. C. Brehot
M. H. Cherrington
Clark
William Weber
Russel Berlin
Forest Weinrich
Hari Gooding
M. G. Barhaugh
Maggie Higey
Paul Moison
Annie Winie
Edward Jones
GH Amici Club
Belle Hyson
North
Walnut Street
Albert Schreck
Frank Harden
Brror Wolfe
Tasterling
Wilber Disk
Holy City
David
Allenby
Robert Co. Work
G. Wertzell
H. D. Atha
Walter Kieimschmidt
J. W. Woodard
E. Cowen Sant
Jerusalem
OC. T
Eelie Bowen
John T. Underwood
Lucy BE. Bowen
H. L Geddes
Underwood
Lacy EF. Bowen
North Market Street
Logan Hich School
Western College For Women
Berlin
Germany
Western College
Logan
Hocking Valley Brick Company
Hocking Valley Products Company
Greendale Brick Compat
United Clay Products Company
Kansa City
Hoos Hoo Club Hostess Leads Orchard Street Social
Maude Anthony hosted the Hoos Hoo club on North Orchard Street with Contesta offered as a diversion. Winners were Miss Waveline Gompf Miss Mary Miler and Miss Margaret Columbet. Following the social hour the hostess served lunch. Guests included Miss Goniot and Miss Mildred Fighbausk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bris Maude Anthony
North Orchard Street
Contesta
Waveline Gompf
Mary Miler
Margaret Columbet
Miss Goniot
Misa Mildred Fighbausk
Marriage Licenses Reported In Ohio Area Names
Orville FE Crools 36 sheet metal worker Columbus and Mary McKilip 31 house worker Logan married by Maxiatrate J DP Miller officiated. Nathan Virgil Durant 49 office manager Canton and Dollie Karehner 31 at home Laurelville married by Rev Harvey Dailey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orville FE Crools
Columbus
Mary McKilip
Logan
Maxiatrate J. DP
Miller
Nathan Virgil Durant
Canton
Dollie
Karehner
Laurelvilte
Harvey Dailey
Deal Closed in Logan as Gorsuch Transfer Shifts
Logan partners Denzil Weltner and John Keller have purchased the Gorsuch Transfer Co. Keller plans to move to Nelsonville to lead the business, with Keller named chief of police of Logan after the sale. The deal closed this week and operations will begin under new owners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LOGAN
Denzil Weltner
John Keller
Gorsuch Transfer Company
Keller
Nelsonville
Basi
J. 2 Ralster
Furnaus
Kelba Sas
Hasaes
Phiwe
Logit
Veteran Bailitt in Court Honored On His Birthday
Logan April 28. Thomas Collins veteran court house official in Hocking County celebrated his eighty second birthday with a postcard shower arranged by friends in the courthouse. Comrade Collins a Civil War veteran has served as court bailiff for 20 years and has been reappointed by successive judges despite party affiliations. He is a brother of Joseph Collins who died here two years ago and lives with his family on North Walnut street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Thomas Collins
Joseph Collins
North Walnut Street
Daugherty Attacks Miners Union Leaders in Address
Daugherty criticizes union bosses in a fiery speech urging unity among miners. He vows action against suspected non union operators and calls for reorganization while warning of continued wage and safety struggles in coal districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daugherty
Miners’ Union
Former Resident of Deanville Dies in Columbus
Mrs Mahnley Van Sickle, 72, of 264 Parkenway died Friday night at home after an illness of five months due to diabetes. Survived by three sons William Chester and Fred Vin Sickle a daughter Grace Haley and four grandchildren. She lived in Columbus 34 years coming from Downville. The burial will be in Downville Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Mahnley van Sickle
Parkenway
William, Chester
Fred Vin Sickle
Atis Grace Haly
Comie Viere
Downville
Bus and Auto Collision injures one in Rockbridge
A southbound Hed Stra bus bound for Logan collided with an automobile near Rockbridge school Friday morning. The car driver Amos Carpenter was injured while seven bus passengers sustained minor bruises. Both vehicles were wrecked and taken out of service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
April
Hed Stra
Lowther
Amos Carpenter
Rockbridge
Carenter
Carpenter
Ipact
Status of Strike Sought by Miners
Report on the miners convention discussing a state plan to set a wage scale to keep men at work and prevent starvation. Delegates urged action to improve conditions in East Ohio and neighboring districts amid broad criticism of current administration and local leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Onthio
Pomeroy Gond
Tin Hocking Valley
Anton
Taugherty
John Tews
Nelsonville Widow Awarded Carnegie Medal in Heroism
Five Toledo area residents were honored by the Carnegie Hero Commission in Pittsburgh for saving lives. Herbert Loveland, Gene Trihby and others recognized for risking drowning rescues in Ohio. Hosking aged 31 died after assisting in a river incident. Logston Jr. survived. Trendon 448 awarded death benefits of 56% per month and $5 additional.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Glilo
Carnege
Henry S. Potter
Fancuahy John
Cleveland
Herbert E. Loveland
Tamea W. Hos Ikins
Decease Risonville
Gene J. Trihby
Elyria
Hosking
Patrick McBride dies in Columbus after illness
Patrick McBride 66 formerly of Zaleski died Friday in St. Francis Hospital after three weeks illness. Survived by brother John of Lurry and two sisters Mrs Elizabeth Mulhearn Columbus and Mrs Mary Cotter Toledo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Patrick , McBride
Zaleski
St. Francis Hospital
Hines
John
Lurry
Eizabeth Mulhearn
Mary Cotter
Toledo
County to pursue road work under county forces
Logan county commissioners outlined a summer construction and a maintenance road program to be executed by county forces under County Engineer Orla Wolfe. Improvements include Union Furnace Starr road Maysville road Big Fine road and others with work spread across townships to balance projects. Maintenance roads listed include Pleasant Valley Enterprise Detour Logan South Bloomingville Bremen and Greendale areas among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orla Walfe
Wolfe
Logan
Maysville
Perry Township
Bloomingville
Wash
Ington
Ash Cave
Strattsville-Greendale
Washington
Benton
Salt Creek
Pleasant Valley
Enterprise Detour
Voris
Clay Bank
Logan- South Bloomingville
Big Pine
Goat Run
Bailey-Gibisonville
Winners announced in Athens high birdhouse contest
The seventh grade manual arts department at Athens High School announced winners of a birdhouse contest held Friday. Leland Hughes won first prize with a wren house, Harold VanDyps took second for a bluebird house, and Byron Darst earned third with a four Jag cabin themed house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manual Training
Athens High School
Leland Hughes
Harold VanDyps
Bluebird House
Byron Darst
Byron
Sturco
Dre. Matheny
St Xavier Wins Constitutional Oratorical Contest Title
Edward J. McGrath of St Xavier College Cincinnati won the constitutional oratorical contest at Capital University. Albert Mills of Wittenberg College placed second and John F. Vance of Mercielin finished third.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colembue
UA Edward J. McGrath
St. Xavier College
Cincinnati
Capital University
Abert Mills
Wittenberg College
John FE. Vance
Mieroein
Hospital Notes From Sheltering Arms Patients and Births
Patients admitted in April include J N Nicholson and T Davis of Athens for operations and serious conditions. Condon and Woods face serious illness. Thomas Davis improved after emergency ops. others like Waymen Simmons Clifford Bray and Thomas Sharp convalesce. A daughter was born to Mrs J C Trown of Hollister on April 26. Dismissals include Mrs Imogene Lave and baby, and J M Goodwin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Jon. Nicholson
Deatern
Condon
William Schall
Athens
Thomas Davis
3. C. Trown
Hollister
Brownu
Waymen Simmons
Tomercy
Clifford Bray
Pomeroy
Charles Woods
Thomas I Sharp
Carpenter
Co. Cluster
Mass
Lucille Cup
Jpen
Frost
Imogene Lave
Baby
J. M. Goodwin
Newcastle
India
Snow Deluges Pittsburgh Area With Heavy Snowfall
A record spring snowfall covered Pittsburgh and the surrounding region with up to 11 inches. Train and telegraph services were disrupted as poles fell and lines were cut, delaying routes east of Pittsburgh by one to two hours. Snow depths reached three feet in some spots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
Pittshureh
Murray City Commencement to Be Monday
Murray City high school will hold commencement exercises Monday evening under county superintendent J. W. Coleman. Thurman Miller will deliver the address. diplomas will be presented by Bir Coleman. The program includes readings by Lovella Kilpatrick and Mildred Wollett, a class history by Leona Wilson, a class poem by Blanche Darby, a memorial by Ray Sanborn, and a valedictory by Ethel Popoczy. Twenty eight students named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodoras Joseph Alexander
Jona RB. Ayers
Naomi Alberta
Hird
Blanche Parthena Darby
Clarence Charles Huffman
Luella Ann James
Lovella May Kilpatrick
Mary Ann Koyach
Lewis Robert Seaman
Charles Lloyd
Joshua Edwin Matheny
Ica L. Nutter
Ethel H. Popoczy
Lewis Robson
Raymond Sanbern
William Marion Shelton
Willam Ernest Shelton
Lila Eleanor Simons
Morgan Oscar Smart
Blanche Esther Smiley
Paul Eugene Souders
Esther L. Sweazy
Michael J. Tigger
Charles Myron Walters
Leona M. Wison
Mildred Lucinda Wollett
Emma J. Wolfe
Prank Zockine
Judge Whitcraft Still Unable to Return to Bench
Logan April 28 Judge Harley M Whitcraft remains unable to resume duties on the common pleas bench delaying the case of Arthur Pickett against Central Ohio Transit and Orange Osburn for a second time. Court will hear plaintiff witnesses Monday May 7 and defendants Tuesday May 8 as the trial proceeds.
Fifteen Enrolled as Goat Tun Club Organized in Washington Township
Fifteen members joined the Jolly Malds Food club that reorganized as the Goat Tun school house group in Washington township. Grace Harsh will direct summer activities, with Lawrence Evans named leader from the former Jolly Sewers at Enterprise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Jolly Malds Food Club
Goat Tun
Washington Township
County Extension Office
Grace Harsh
Lawrence Evans
Jolly Sewers
Enterprise
Paul Kreider
Quinette Shaw
Oreville Principal Receives State Life Certificate
Logan April 28 James Rutgers principal of the Oreville school was awarded a state life certificate by the state board of education. He has twelve years teaching experience including wartime service and three years at Oreville. Earlier posts include Ball School Falls Township and Temperance Valley Perry County. He serves on the county board of examiners and lives in Logan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
James Rutgers
Oreville
Department of Education
Rutgers
Oroville
Ball School
Falls Township
Temperance Valley
Perry County
County Board of Examiners
Logan Elks Initiation Delegation Attends Chillicothe Degree
Delegation of Logan Elks led by Joe W Farhbrann attended an initiation ceremony in Chillicothe on Wednesday with Elks from Columbus. Attendees included Ernst Kistler James Land Charles Bond John Smith James Mast and several others. A second item notes Senate passage of a House bill to commemorate Col Lindberghs trans Atlantic flight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Logan Elks
Joe W. Farhbrann
Cohalted Miler
Columbus
Elks
Ernst Kistler
Chonisthe
James Land
Charles Bond
John Smith
James Mast
Jesse Francis
Mark Fronen
Walter Arr
Aue Sust Lielue
August Irasyh
Lindy Sipdal
Washington
Senate
Col. Lindherst
Ipark in South Logan being improved now
Logan April 28. Rachelmacher park in South Logan is being improved under the city park commission’s supervision after its reappointment by Mayor J. S. Rochester. The park along the Logan Mearthy road to the Hocking river will gain a limestone center path, rolled ground, and shrubbery placements under William Martin. Ground leveling and removal of roadside obstructions are planned, with a service stand and partial funding from a local donor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mulberry Strees
William Martin
Gardner
Travision
Kachelmacher
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Tom Eyre
Tvew
Colum
Lee Hall
Lewis
Daigiert
Penn Daugherty
Persors
Charmin
Tingland
Bender
Deanville
Logan, Ohia
Carnegie Group
Farmers’ & Merchants
Logan, Orto
ST. Xatter
Zenner
Murray City
Arthur Pickett
T Central Ohio Transit Company
Harley Armstrong
Taurelville
J. W. Uuls
County Election Board
New York
South Court St
Athenean Restaurant
Armstrong
Heinlein Bros
W. Main St
Logan, Ohio
Oreille
State Department
Iks
Iniiation
Bulova
Giri
Jacobs Eweter
Optometrist
South Logan
Tagan
Ant Frances Vai Atta
Lorani F. D
Cherrington Kostitu
Ron
Charsel
Japan
T Teeleht
Edmand Armstrong
Lancaster
RO Lloyd
Dpe Parheann
Bui
Appllmyn
Rienty
W. I. Cray
F. M. Hutchinson
Hagenbeck Wallace Circus
Geiss Circuslands
Danly
Tate
Sears
Cline Pharmacy Co
VO Bay
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