Continuation Of Educational Work Shown In Health Report
LOGAN report by Dr H G Southard health commissioner to health board for July shows ongoing educational programs including 114 personal conferences 97 bulletins and leaflets 10 medical conferences 3 releases 1 nutrition meeting and three days at a milk sanitation meeting Field visits cover infant and pre school hygiene school hygiene tuberculosis control antepartum postpartum and morbidity service Seven crippled children received service while four diagnostic clinics and eight hospital admissions are noted Since 1935 thirty five crippled children in Hocking County have had corrections two this year Treatment and braces were provided for one through the infantile paralysis fund board Eight children remain to be corrected with parental refusal in five cases Sanitation field work included 35 water samples taken
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Educational
Hocking County
Infantile Paralysis Fund Board
Big Chief Indian Herb Tonic Promises Family Relief
An old advertisement promotes Big Chief Indian Herb Tonic as a 4 general system remedy made from roots and herbs. It claims to stimulate appetite aid digestion relieve constipation and supports neuralgia pains stiff neck muscular cramps and minor sprains from exposure fatigue and bites.
Two Bottles 79 Cents Excl at Quick's Cut Rate Drug Store
Local ad from Athens Ohio promotes a sale listing two bottles for 79 cents each at Quick's Cut Rate Drug Store with no further details.
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Quick's Cut Rate Drug Store
Athens, Ohio
Athens, O
Athens
Ton Jon Health
Quick
W. Union St
Election Board Shifts Polling Place for 9 B Election
Logan voters see a fourth polling place change since the last election as the 9 B site moves from Hansel residence on East Street to Tom Tigner residence at 253 East St. Other changes relocate 1D to Guy Schultz residence on Church St 3B to East Grade school and 4B to Nathan Clark residence on W Front St. Charlies Kleinschmidt hired to erect and move booths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Election Board
Hansel
East Street
Tom Tigner
East St
Guy Schultz
Church St
Nathan Clark
W. Front St
Charlies Kleinschmidt
Health inspection summary of county nuisance and school programs
Investigations covered five nuisances and seven private premises. Four camp site inspections and three routine school inspections were conducted. Water supplies were approved and installed at two locations. Three rabies cases were checked. Medical exams included six ADC children and ten 4-H club members for a health contest. Four follow ups and one Wasserman test were performed.
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ADC
Wasserman
Green files petition for city board of education
Joe H. Green completed his petition as a candidate for the city board of education and filed it with the election board on Thursday. Others are weighing candidacy. Board terms held by Rolland Bright Sherman T. Lyke and L. E. Strawn expire. Holdover members are Harry L. Smith and Harold W. Larimer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Joe H. Green
City Board of Education
Election Board
Rolland Bright
Sherman T. Lyke
L. E. Strawn
Harry L. Smith
Harold W. Larimer
Logan Marriage Licenses Issued In Probate Court
Two marriage licenses were issued in probate court Thursday. They went to Charles Edwin Brock 29 glass worker Summerfield son of Mr and Mrs Charles Edwin Brock and Daisy Mae McDonald 28 glass worker Lancaster daughter of Mrs Charles Sparkman. Edmund F Keener 55 carpenter Zanesville and Nettie Pletcher 45 Zanesville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Charles Edwin Brock
Summerfield
Daisy Mae McDonald
Lancaster
Charles Sparkman
Edmund F. Keener
Zanesville
Nettie Pletcher
Resignation Creates Vacancy in Rockbridge Staff
Miss Ruth Walker resigned from Rockbridge teaching staff this week. She has been offered a first grade position at Groveport School and intends to accept.
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Logan
Rockbridge
Ruth Walker
Expect Light Election Vote On Tuesday
Logan election board clerk reports only ten absentee and disabled ballots issued by 6:30 Thursday evening marking a new law in effect. Observers predict a light primary vote Tuesday with Republicans contesting only the council presidency between Sterling B. Smith and Carl Emmett Blosser. Democratic candidates for mayor are W. Denzil Weltner L. E. Strawn and Charlies A. Eaton, while Mayor Dallas Kinser has the Republican nomination without opposition. CIO officials announced support for Eaton, a development unsure in impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Election Board
Council
Sterling B. Smith
Carl Emmett Blosser
Mary Margaret Brooker and Joseph Hiles Honored At Dinner
Miss Mary Margaret Brooker and Miss Joseph Hiles were the guests of honor at a Wednesday dinner party hosted by Mr and Mrs Wilbur Riddiebarger on West Front Street Logan. Brooker heads to nurses training in Columbus. Hiles plans a Toledo move and both receive showers. East End Needle Club to picnic at Richamacher Park with a supper feature.
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Maybelle Mack
Patty Good
Grace Patton
Letha Hiles
Harriet Sprankle
Mary Collison
Ruth Myers
Gallaghers and relatives visit. families plan travels
R. J. Gallagher of St Paul and daughter Miss Mary Gallagher of Des Moines Michigan visit Frank McBride in Logan. Relatives Mary McBride Robert Wright Homer Ruble call. W D Bassett family depart for three week vacation visiting Roanoke Alfred Cleveland and Dr Adams. Mrs Abell visits Logan from Talmadge Ohio. Larimer families plan Lake Mitchell Cadillac and Russell Kentucky trips with George Larimer joining.
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R. J. Gallagher
St. Paul
Mary Gallagher
Des Moines
Michigan
Frank McBride
W. Main St
McBride Home
Mary McBride
Robert Wright
Homer Ruble
W. D. Bassett
Sally
Roanoke
Mr. Bassett
W. H. Bassett
Alfred
N. Y
Among Ourselves Club Luncheon at White House Hosted by Mrs Brandt
Mrs W R Brandt hosted a one o clock luncheon for Among Ourselves Club at the White House. She led the meeting as president and discussed the year’s programs including October’s Soppencas f. Harley Gooding gave a paper on Planning a Home. Guests were Mrs Harry J Stevenson and Miss Margaret Cook. D of A picnic in Logan Council 120 at Rachelmacher Park drew members and families.
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White House
W. R. Brandt
Brandt
Soppencas F
Harley Gooding
Harry J. Stevenson
Margaret Cook
D. OF A
Logan Council
120 Daughters of America
D. of A. Club
Rachelmacher Park
Trinity Lutheran Guild Meeting At Parish Hall
Trinity Lutheran Guild held a 6 o'clock Thursday meeting at the Parish Hall with a potluck supper featured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity Lutheran Guild
Nostradamus foresees Napoleon World War II at Athena Theatre
A 16th century seer Nostradamus is described as predicting Napoleon's exile and death on a rock, the first and second World Wars, tanks, aircraft, submarines, flamethrowers, and Hitler's rise. The piece notes a film at the Athena Theater Sunday titled More About Nostradamus.
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Nostradamus
William Shakespeare
Michel de Nostradamus
St. Remy
Provence
France
Henry II
Henry
Berlin
Logan County Budget Talks Open with Revenue Cut Dilemma
County commissioners spent Thursday examining the upcoming year's budget as revenue declines force expenditure cuts. They aimed to decide on reductions before finalizing the budget.
Sunday Services Across Local Churches Announced
Joint services continue at the Presbyterian Church with Rev. Stanley W. Wiant in charge at 10 30 AM. Rev. Amos L. Heyden preaches at St Matthew Lutheran at 10 AM. Trinity Lutheran conducts 11 AM service led by Rev. Lynn Rittman. Sunday School times: 9 AM at St Matthew with Harley Meyer and 10 AM at Trinity with Charles Gompf. St John Lutheran Laurel Township holds 8 45 AM service due to a family reunion with Rev. Heyde. Enterprise United Brethren hosts a 6 30 PM potluck supper sponsored by the Otterbein Guild and an evening program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Gompf
St. John Lutheran Church
Laurel Township
Heyde
Enterprise United Brethren Church
Otterbein Guild
Two Hocking County youths to attend Camp Ohio
Logan Adcock and Richard Mowrey will leave Sunday for Camp Ohio for a week long conservation camp. The Pioneer Youth Group sponsors the trip, part of the annual Camp Ohio program.
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Logan
Lena Adcock
Richard Mowrey
Washington Township
Hocking County
Camp Ohio
Pioneer Youth Group
Jobs News Notes
Joseph Moody Sr. of near Charleston West Virginia and Elsie Moody and Thomas Judson of Glouster visited John Potter and family Tuesday. Emmett Sorrell Jobs Sam Laney and son Jerry of New Straitsville visited relatives in Warren and Akron over the weekend. Lulu Sowers received an appendectomy at Cherrington Hospital Saturday. John Potter and daughter Leila were in Athens Friday. Inal Mahoney, employed at Powhatan, spent the weekend with his family.
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Jobs
Joseph Moody, Sr
Charleston
W. Va
Elsie Moody
Thomas Judson
Glouster
John Potter
Emmett Sorrell
Sam Laney
Jerry
New Straitsville
Warren
Akron
Lulu Sowers
Cherrington Hospital
Leila
Athens
Inal Mahoney
Powhatan
Hospital Notes From Washington Township
Logan W Mosure remains at Cherrington Hospital after a deep laceration of the upper lip from a Wednesday automobile accident. Glenn Mowery, son of Mr and Mrs Gould Mowery of East Main Street, sustains a fractured left thumb from earlier baseball play.
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Logan
W. D. Mosure
Washington Township
Cherrington Hospital
Glenn Mowery
Gould Mowery
E. Main St
Good Hope Board To Issue 9500 Bonds For Sanitary System
Auditor Kenneth R. Fitzgerald estimates a $9,500 bond issue by the Good Hope Board of Education to fund a sanitary system. If approved, the levy would add 0.8 mill to the current tax rate.
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Good Hope Board
Logan
Kenneth R. Fitzgerald
Good Hope
Local Women Escape Injury After Car Collision Near Hamden
Logan Mrs Anthony Toer ner and Miss Martha Steele of this city escaped injury Thursday when their automobile was struck and damaged by an Akron owned vehicle near Hamden.
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Logan
Anthony Toerner
Martha Steele
Hamden
School Board Terms To End This Year
Logan County school boards across districts will elect a majority in November. Expiring terms listed include David Thorne Carlebon Hill William Sayre Homer Hedges Rolland Bright Sherman Lyke Lloyd Strawn Benton Falls Good Hope Green J W Shaw Sam Chute Murray Phil lips Laurel John Kuhn S M Vorhees John Whitcraft Marion Floyd Engle George Ruff Perry Laurelville Albert Swackhammer Carl Stahr Salt Creek Leslie Dille Forest Smith Earl Weaver Murray City Louis Seidenfeld George Jones Frank Brown Bryant Vanatta Rudd Summers Virgil Hite
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Logan
Hocking County
David Thorne
Carlebon Hill
William Sayre
Green Township
Homer Hedges
South Perry
Logan Board
Rolland Bright
Sherman T. Lyke
Lloyd E. Strawn
Benton
Orval Hampshire
Chauncey A. Oldfield
Mac Shaw
Falls
Frank Campbbell
Howard Clark
Charles J. Wright
Good Hope
Henry Brown
J. F. McGrady
F. A. Hufford
Green
J. W. Shaw
Sam Chute
Murray
Phillips
Laurel
John Kuhn
S. M. Vorhees
John Whitcraft
Marion
Floyd Brown
John J. Engle
George Ruff
Perry Laurel
Logan Hicks Maps Long Service at Char tiers Oil Co
William Hicks of Gore has worked for Char tiers Oil Co for 22 years. He has been assigned to fields near the village and continues daily work for the company.
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Logan
William Hicks, Gore
Chartiers Oil Co
Mary Nice Sues for Divorce in Nelsonville Case
Mary Nice, a minor, files for divorce from Leslie Nice after their January 1 1941 marriage at Nelsonville. Grounds cited is neglect. She also seeks restoration to her former name Mary Beal as part of the decree.
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Logan
Mary Nice
Leslie Nice
Nelsonville
Mary Beal
Judge Henderson Assigned to Athens County Court
Judge Phil Henderson received a special assignment from Chief Justice Carl Weygandt to the Athens County Common Pleas Court. He was scheduled to report today in Athens to hear a case.
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Logan
Phil Henderson
Athens County Common Pleas Court
Carl V. Weygandt
Athens
Bell infant son born in Columbus hospital
Mrs. William Bell and her infant son will return to the city Sunday after the child’s birth at a Columbus hospital a few days ago.
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Logan
William Bell
Columbus
Griffith Hugghins Family Reunion Set for Washington Township
Twenty sixth annual Griffith and Huggins reunion will be held Sunday at Arch and Griffith home in Washington township. Howard Griffith serves as president and Birdie Griffith as secretary. all relatives are urged to attend.
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Logan
Griffith
Huggins
Arch Griffith
Washington Township
Howard Griffith
Birdie Griffith
Logan Supt Dillon to Receive Ohio University Master Degree
Samuel H. Dillon of this city is among the class receiving master degrees at Ohio University today. Dillon recently completed his thesis on Ohio School Lands.
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Logan
Samuel H. Dillon
Ohio University
Ohio
Legion Ball Team Next Season Lays Plans in Logan
Officials in charge of the American Legion tournament team will contact several prospects today for next season. Eight of the 15 squad members from the Columbus trip will be ineligible due to age, leaving a nucleus of Wy lie Buchanan Thomp son Brown Dillon Holden Snyder. Tryouts will test Logan youths and rural players to form a competitive roster, with plans for games with Zanesville and Newark and other Legion Junior squads.
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LOGAN
American Legion
Columbus
Bill Scott
Tom Brehm
Jimmy McGonagle
Ralph Baker
John Lrowbridge
John Conger
Don L. Johnson
Clayton Hoskins
Mark Wylie
John Buchanan
Frank Thompson
Paul Brown
Neal Dillon
Junior Holden
Eugene Snyder
Zanesville
Newark
Beekeepers to Meet for Annual Picnic
Hocking Beekeepers Association will hold its annual picnic at Rachelmacher Park. President Fred Hugh announced the gathering set for Thursday August 21. A basket dinner will be a featured part of the event.
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Logan
Hocking Beekeepers Association
Rachelmacher Park
Fred Hugh
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