Fed Cross Clothing Production Gains in Hocking County
Clothing production from fabrics provided by the American Red Cross in Washington progressed rapidly in Hocking County during October and November under Miss Erma Teas. Logan saw 128 garments cut and 250 shirts and 90 dresses made through the cooperation of local groups including Among Ourselves Club and various auxiliaries and church groups aiding the relief effort.
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Fed Cross Clothing
Hocking County
Bogan
Des
Med Cross
Washington, D. C
Hee
Erma
Logan
Among Ourselves Club
Ausillary
Knights of St. John
Auxilary
Eastern Star
Episcopal Church Ladies’ Aid
Idano Club
Junia Chub
St. Matthew Luth
Carter's Liver Pills Promises Relief From Bile Flow
An old advertisement touts Carter's Liver Pills as a remedy to stimulate daily bile production, claiming they improve digestion, reduce bloating and bad breath, and curb a "down-and-out" feeling. The copy warns against saltes and laxatives and urges asking for Carter's Liver Pills at 25 cents.
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Carters
Carter
Red Cross Women Cut 125 Dresses for Local Neighbors
Recounting efforts by church groups and clubs led by Mrs. Ernest Kieinechmidt, 125 dresses and 100 shirts were cut. Over 100 garments have been distributed aiding nearly 500 people in Logen area with help from county committees and 400 more pieces in Murray City. Volunteers from Haydenville Laurelville Rockbridge Union Furnace and Murray City praised by Hocking County Red Cross. Work to resume after a brief break with more yardage to process.
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Eran Church
Trinity Lutheran Church Methodist Episcopal Ladies Aid
Kinga Daughters
Les Amies
Presbyterian Church Guild
Franklin Kerr Guild
Presbyterian Missionary Society
United Brethren Church
United Brethren Churches
Enterprise and Union
Ernest Kieinechmidt
W. 1 Strentz
Logen
Matheny
Sinnot
Ohlinger
Haydenville
Woman Sues Century Indemnity for 6600 Over Accident
Logan court suit filed by Misa Fairy Anthony against Century Indemnity Company seeks 6600 to cover injuries from a January 13 auto crash on Route 31. Plaintiff says she held a policy and met renewal terms, but the insurer has paid only 100 with 50 more due.
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LOGAN
Ty Misa Fairy Anthony
Century Indemnity Company
Local Hospital News from Cherrington Hospital
Logan reports Mrs. Hannah Hillis of Nelsonville in critical but improving condition after surgery for a strangulated hernia with spinal anesthesia. Mrs. Mamie Gettle, Nelsonville, returns home after weeks of treatment. Wilmer Brown, McArthur, treated for a compound jaw fracture from a truck crank incident. Mrs. Belfred Burgess, Buchtel, discharged after several days of treatment.
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Belfred Burgess, Buchtel
Mon- Gay
Olive Gordon Ordered to Appear for Contempt of Court
Logan Ohio December 1 Olive Gordon cited to appear before Judge Harley M Whitcraft on December 3 to answer a contempt summons for failing to comply with terms of a divorce decree. Magistrate J J Shew presided. Joe Morris of Circleville faced a separate case for issuing a bad check but paid the amount and costs, leading to withdrawal of the affidavit.
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Logan
Joe Morris
Circleville
J. P. Miller
Schick tests conducted in Ward Township schools
Logan reports 006 pupils in Ward Township schools received Schick tests this week by Dr. W. B. Lacock. Readings next Monday will decide immunization status from last year’s treatments with certificates issued to those testing negative.
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Logan
Ward Township
Schick
W. B. Lacock
Plane Rescue in Manitoba Snow After Prospecting Flight
Minneapolis mining engineer V W K Harding and companion Ernest McFetridge were lost after their plane crashed between Thicket Portage and God’s Lake in Manitoba. A rescue flight from The Pas by Bob Eddy and Jack May brought them to safety after days in severe weather.
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W. K. Harding
Minneapolis
Ernest McFetridge
Winnipeg Sportsman
Thicket Portage
God's Lake
Manitoba
Bob Eddy
Jack May
Pas
Biehardy
Clerk of County Boards To Retire
Mrs. Ralph M. Henry resigns as clerk of the Hocking County and Logan Boards of Health and Registrar of Vital Statistics after 12 years in office. A successor will be chosen from 16 applicants at a combined city and county meeting. Her resignation becomes effective immediately due to her recent marriage. home address changes to 95 West Franklin Street Nelsonville.
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Logan
Ralph M. Henry
Mary A. Bond
Hocking County
Ruble Theater
Elkis
Franklin Street
Nelsonville
Conditions Better Less Milk Will Be Given To Children In Ward Township
In Logan on December 1 a county inspection by Commissioners H. N. Armstrong and Charles D. Brown found eight feeding stations in Ward Township. Relief remains milk and bread served to school children each day, but improved conditions allow cutting milk supply by half from summer levels.
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Ward Township
Logan
H. N. Armstrong
Charles D. Brown
Court Notations On Docket Hearings By Judge Whitcraft
Leave granted in Claire Levin versus Benjamin Levin for withdrawal of answer and cross petition heard Wednesday by Judge Harley M Whitcraft. Judgment for plaintiff $5 766.50 plus costs rendered Wednesday by Judge Whitcraft in Albert E Archer versus Charlies D Karshner et al. A foreclosure was decreed.
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Whitcraft Logan
Claire Levin
Benjamin Levin
Harley M. Whitcre
Costa
Whitcraft
Albert E. Archer
Charlies D. Karshner
Scarlet fever quarantines lifted in Logan city
Dick Frasure, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Frasure, was released from scarlet fever quarantine on Wednesday. With that return, all city quarantines for scarlet fever have ended, though Lacock, the health commissioner, notes the disease appears to be waning across the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Dick Frasure
J. E. Frasure
North Street
Lacock
Rats Digest Ball Bearing, Chicago Experiments Show
Experiments at the University of Chicago indicate rats can digest a ball bearing. The study observes the rats handling an unusual object to assess digestive processes and material tolerance.
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University of Chicago
Wilce to Speak to Scouts Here in December
Former Ohio State football coach J. W. Wilce will address the county Boy Scouts Court of Honor on December 16. The event will also elect county district officers and may feature a 1932 Ohio State player. Lew Hinchman is hoped for attendance. Location to be announced. Hotaru and Kiwanis Clubs will join, with invitations extended to Scouts, parents, and leaders.
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Hotaru
Kiwanis
Boy Scouts
Mrs. D. H. Lappen Suffers Stroke in Logan
Mrs. D H Lappen of East Second Street suffered a stroke early this week in Logan. By Wednesday her condition was reported slightly improved. Mr and Mrs C H Lappen of Laurelville were visiting that day. Lappen is their son.
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Logan
D.H. Lappen
East Second Street
C. H. Lappen
Laurelville
Lappen
Misa Nancy
Betty Bean
Gallipolis
M. BE. Rathburn
Sara Carter
Daughts
Joan
Mr Carter
Middleport
Hill French
Kamsonville
Ruth Ali
Paima Kruger
Union Furnace
Ak Houdiya
Guy Mutehior
Mary Rawlings
Wari Nailings
Air
May Rawlings Pomeroy
Lon Stiles
Hamsonville
Theodor. Stiles
John Jolly
Katherine Jolly
Hamden
Airs Palma Kruger
Margaret Deaver
Crookeville
Bogardus
Mansfield
Methodist
Freda Woous
Bloomfield
Mia
Jess Woods
Alice Louise Powel
Mary Francia Jiiden
Ohio University
Roy Snowden
Thier
Toledo
Mary Mcttire
Harry Boggess
Familly
Columbus
James
Eva Walsh
Dei McCormick
Athens
M. E. Rathburn
Kenneth Leach
Janet
Chillicothe
Jackson
Chico Fink
Bradbury
Fink
Church News
Thanksgiving week gatherings across Rutland area
Rutland residents and neighbors gathered for Thanksgiving visits and festivities. Several families traveled to or hosted relatives in Hamsonville Middleport and surrounding towns. Local church groups held meetings and sewing for Red Cross as students enjoyed a pre holiday program and class rings were bought.
Miner Offers Son to Pay Wife’s Medical Bills
In Bellaire Ohio a unemployed miner, John Borish, 48, lost means to care for his wife’s hospital expenses. He brought his 10 year old son John Jr to the hospital and offered to give him to doctors to settle the bill, asking them to raise the boy as their own. The doctor refused, urging him to return home.
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Bellaire
John Borish
Diljes Bottom
Borish
Harish
Il Fortune
John, Jr
Abraham
Isaac
Dillon Bottom
Debt Problem Today Iavest Says Labor Debts
In Cincinnati on December 1 the monthly survey of business from the American Federation of Labor urged wiping internal debts to allow normal readjustment. It notes a 1929 loan burden on farmers and rising textile production needs to cover past debts, with implicit concerns over international debts and large export declines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
American Federation of Labor
Europe
Workers lose jobs amid decline worth billions claimed
American workers faced job losses during the downturn with estimates that the total wages foregone could reach about five hundred million dollars.
Gloria Swanson's Losses From Salary Deals Revealed
Hollywood reports Gloria Swanson testified in a deposition that six film salaries totaled 500000 dollars while losses from waived profit interests reached 2651000 dollars amid financial difficulties and ongoing commission claims of 45000 dollars from attorney Maurice Cleary.
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Hollywood
Gloria Swanson
Maurice Cleary
Swanson Contract Sparks Commission Demand
Cleary demands 45000 dollars in commissions for negotiating a contract for Miss Swanson with United Artists. Swanson is in London with her husband Michael Farmer and their infant daughter.
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Cleary
Miss Swanson
United
London
Michael Farmer
Patents Issued in U S Since Records Began
U S Department of Commerce reports that 797 280 patents have been issued in the United States since records began.
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U. S. Department of Commerce
United States
Peterson's Ointment Promises Fast Skin Relief
Itchy burning skin due to eczema finds relief with Peterson's Ointment after a few applications. The advertisement touts its healing power, suitability for burns scalds and chafing, and offers a money back guarantee if not the best ever used. A large box costs 5 cents at any drug store.
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Peterson
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Wilce
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