Dinner honoring Toledo visitors at South Mulberry home
Mr and Mrs Anthony Toerner hosted a Sunday chicken dinner at their South Mulberry street home in Logan. Guests of honor were Mr and Mrs Byron Moorehead of Toledo visiting briefly, joined by Mr and Mrs Frank Harden Mr and Mrs Clinton Webb and their son Ralph.
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Anthony Toerner
South Mulberry Street
Byron Moorehead
Toledo
Frank Harden
Clinton Webb
Ralph
Death of Mrs Eliza beth Bailey in Laurel township
Mrs Eliza beth Bailey age 70 died at her home Saturday from complications. She was the wife of George Bailey and leaves several grown children. Funeral services are set for 2 30 Monday at St Johns Lutheran church Laurel township. Burial by Harden Undertaking Co. Also announced the annual rabbit and coon feed of the Presbyterian Church Men’s Club for Friday evening with John W Pontius of Columbus Y M C A as guest speaker and the supper to be prepared by club members.
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Elizabeth Bailey
Laurel Township
Bailey
George Bailey
St. John's Lutheran Church
Harden Undertaking Co
The
Presbyterian Church
John W. Pontius
Columbus
Pontius
Malloy Confesses to Intoxicating Liquor Charge
George Malloy appeared before Mayor Wolfe on a charge of possessing intoxicating liquor. He admitted the charge and was fined four dollars with six hundred dollars and costs. State officers and local authorities conducted raids and found a quart of liquor at Malloy’s home during a prior visit. He was arrested on return and has prior liquor court history.
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George Malloy
Wolfe
Costa
Malloy
Miss Dorcas North Undergoes Operation at Local Hospital
Miss Dorcas North daughter of Mr and Mrs W S North Falls township submitted to an operation at the local hospital Sunday morning. The nurse has been in ill health for months and this is her second operation.
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Dorcas North
W. S. North
Falls Township
Miss North
Senate
Tllth
Civil War Veteran John Robison Dies in Laurel Township
John Robison 85 died in Laurel Township on Thursday from Brights disease. A long Civil War veteran, he served in the Army of Tennessee and participated in major engagements. Retired farmer, he leaves a widow and ten children, including Mrs. Arthur Huskins and Mrs. James Napp of Logan. Funeral at Gibisonville United Brethren Church with burial nearby.
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Laurel Township
John Robison
Bright
Robison
Army of Tennessee
Arthur Huskines
James Napp
Logan
Gibisonville
Columbus couple wed at Parish Cathedral
Word from Columbus says Miss Agnes Voris, daughter of Mrs. Ama Voris, married Mr. Everett Clark on Thursday. The ceremony took place at the Parish Cathedral. Mrs. Clark had lived in the city until recently. Mr. Clark manages a dairy establishment.
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Columbus
Agnes Voris
Ama Voris
Everett Clark
Rs. Clark
Icy Streets Cause Multiple Crashes on Sunday
Snow beneath a freezing layer of ice led to several nonfatal wrecks. The worst involved C. W. Cline of Carey whose car overturned on the Nelsonville pike near Frank Graham’s residence. Mrs. Cline was slightly injured. They were later taken to the European hotel. Another collision at Second and Hunter streets involved K. Showalter and Gatz of Columbus with no injuries. Cars required chains and careful handling on sharp turns.
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C. W. Cline
Carey
Nelsonville Pike
Frank Graham
Cline
Athens
Second
Hunter Streets
A K. Showalter
Gatz
Columbus
Birthday Surprise for Mrs Leach at Lagher Avenue Home
Mrs. Hubert Leach hosted a birthday surprise at her Lagher Avenue home on Saturday evening. Friends gathered in the parlor to celebrate with social conversation, a radio program, and a lavish oyster supper. Present were Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Miller, Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Douth, Mr. and Mrs. Tolbert, and Saarh Whitcraft along with family members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hubert Leach
Lagher Avenue
J. P. Miller
Andrew Douth
Tolbert
Saarh Whitcraft
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Berkey & Gay
Boudoir
Ivory
Gold
Cial
Tad
Coxwell
the Swanson Furniture Co
North Court Street
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Windsor
Spinet
Rockers
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