Christmas Seals urged to aid tuberculosis fight in Hocking County
Athens Ohio December 1 page three reports County Commissioner urges Jew to buy Christmas Seals to fund tuberculosis work. Health data show draftee cases investigated 34, tuberculosis cases 43, contacts 130, skin tests 25. Schools may offer chest X-ray and skin testing upon health clinic request.
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Athens
Ohio
Hocking
County
Hocking County
H. Thard
Hocking Tuberculosis Association
Returns From Hospital After Operations
Curtis Walter Nel lie was returned to his home from Mt. Carmel Hospital seven weeks after an operation performed there.
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Curtis Walter
Nellie
Mt. Carmel
Attorneys Speak at Club Meet in Logan Kiwanis
Logan Kiwanis Club heard defense attorneys Druggan and Seidel discuss their legal experience at a Tuesday night meeting at the White House. They spoke about Mrs. Judy Taylor's first degree manslaughter trial over the infant's death. Plans for annual ladies night were discussed. guest Mack Sauer, a newspaperman and humorist, will speak at the next meeting.
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Logan
Charles Druggan
John F. Seidel
Judy Taylor
Logan Kiwanis Club
White House
Druggan
Seidel
Columbus
Howard Snook
Ohio State University
Theora Hix
Mack Sauer
Ill in Hospital Draper News Update Near City
Logan Sherman Draper father of Mrs. Charles Pratt is seriously ill in a Newark hospital where he has been receiving treatment for several days. He is well known here.
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Logan — Sherman Draper
Charles Pratt
Newark
Confessions Read to Jury in Manslaughter Trial
A 23 year old mother defends herself as prosecutors read three confessions about a baby born at home and buried in a shallow grave behind 239 North Walnut Street. Witnesses include Myrtle Taylor, police, sheriff, coroner, and doctors as testimony charts timelines of the infant’s burial.
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Myrtle Taylor
Lew Reynolds
Floyd Duffy
E. A. Person
R. M. Smith
H. M. Boocks
Meyer
Inlaw
Duffy
Pvt
Clarence
Buss) Taylor
San Francisco
Calif
Murray City
Farmers Institute Makes Premium List
LOGAN A premium list for the Enterprise Farmers Institute shows vegetable corn canned goods and handwork displays for December 7 and 8. Entries must be in by 4 p m December 7 to be eligible for prizes.
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LOGAN
Enterprise Farmers’ Institute
Two Men Discharged From Armed Forces
Logan Hocking County selective service officials report two more men received honorable discharges. James D. Wallace of Logan was discharged from Camp Gruber Oklahoma and Melvin W. Skinner from the U S Navy at Great Lakes Naval Training Station Til. Two county men volunteered for immediate duty: Charles Leroy Smith and Victor Lee Rutter of Logan Route 2, to be included after screening.
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Logan
Hocking County
Logan and Hocking County
James D. Wallace
Camp Gruber
Okla
Melvin W. Skinner
U. S. Navy
Great Lakes Naval Training Station
Til
Charles Leroy Smith
Victor Lee Rutter
Funeral Rites Planned for Hazel Jewell
Hazel G Jewell 47 wife of Samuel Jewell died at noon Tuesday at 195 North Furnace Street after seven weeks of illness following an operation. A Hamden native, she lived in Greendale then Logan. Survivors include six sons three serving in U S Army and three daughters all at home, two sisters and three brothers. Funeral Friday at 2 p m at the residence with Oak Grove Cemetery burial.
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Logan
Hazel G. Jewell
Samuel Jewell
North Furnace Street
Hamden
Greendale
U. S. Army
Tech
Donald
India
Jack
Camp Breckinridge
Dale
Chanute Field
Ill
Samuel
Rexford
Bobby
Wilma
Rhetna
Betty
Della Terry
Edna Woodruff
Columbus
Oliver Decker
Dover
John
Ohio
Harrison
Tobasco
Newark
Oak Grove Cemetery
Logan Brief Social Notes and Marriage Announcement
Logan notes report the Logan Band Boosters November meeting at the high school with a covered dish supper and a program of piano selections by Ruth Ann Norris and trumpet solos by Dick Buntz. Also announced is the marriage of Roberta Ruth Green to Glenn Charles Harrington in Omaha.
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LOGAN
Logan’ Band Boosters
Starling Cohagen
Lavon Goodlve
Edith Potts
Ruth Ann Norris
Dick Buntz
Jean Ann Prather
George Gribble
Gladys Webb
Robert Mohler
Gribble
Robert Green
Omaha
Nebraska
Roberta Ruth Green
Glenn Charles Harrington
William J. Harrington
Coffeyville
Kansas
Holy Angels Church
Brooks Shoe Company Members Dine At Sportsman Grill
Thirty members of the Brooks Shoe Company of Nelsonville held an informal dinner Monday evening at the Sportsman Grill with a humorous program arranged by several participants. Local social notes include Thanksgiving visits and holiday guests across several towns.
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Brooks Shoe Company
Nelsonville
Sportsman Grill
Zanesville Officer Speaks to Eagles Meeting
Logan Aerie F C E announces grand treasurer William P. Wetherald of Zanesville will be the main speaker at the regular meeting Thursday night December 2. A program of entertainment is planned and a large attendance is expected.
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LOGAN
William P. Wetherald
Zanesville
Logan Aerie
Lodge
Old Magazines To Be Collected For Soldiers
Logan headquarters are opened for collecting current magazines to be sent to Mrs. Ernest Mc Graner in Athens who supplies troop trains with reading material. Mrs. Elizabeth Green at 38 South Culver Street will collect them or they may be turned in at the Victory Center on West Main Street. Popular magazines not more than a year old, especially picture issues, are sought.
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Logan
Ernest McGraner
Athens
Elizabeth Green
South Culver St
Victory Center
W. Main St
McClure speaks at Izaak Walton League dinner
Prof. McClure of Ohio University addressed the Hocking County Chapter of the Izaak Walton League at the D A Hall Monday night. About 75 members and guests attended and consumed over 100 pounds of wild game including raccoon rabbit and muskrat with corn pone potatoes gravy cream slaw and coffee. His topic was Conservation from the Stand point of the Izaak Walton League. Dinner committee members were Ed Myers Ed Eberst Sylvester Frisinger John Michel Howard Rolsten and Jesse Ansel.
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Izaak Walton League
Ed Myers
Ed Eberst
Sylvester Frisinger
John Michel
Howard Rolsten
Jesse Ansel
Common Pleas Judge to Speak at Dinner Meeting
Logan Aglo Chatfield Vin ton County common pleas judge will be the guest speaker at a dinner meeting of the Methodist Men's Club Thursday at 6 p m. The church board will meet after dinner at 8 p m. The Women's Society held a jitney supper in the church basement Tuesday night.
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LOGAN
Aglo Chatfield
Vinton County Common Pleas
Methodist Men's Club
Women’s Society of the Church
Hold Rites for Rev. W. A. Cooper
Funeral services for Rev. William A. Cooper will be held Thursday at 2 p m in the Logan Methodist Church. He died at his Sedalia home Monday night. He was father to Mrs. Walter Haas, Logan High School teacher, and Floyd Cooper, Athens teacher. Burial will be in Oak Grove Cemetery by Mt. Pleasant funeral service. A former Melboro Methodist layman, he pastored Gibisonville and preached at New Plymouth.
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Logan
Logan Methodist Church
William A. Cooper
Sedalia
Walter Haas
Logan High School
Floyd Cooper
Athens
Stanley Wiant
Oak Grove
Mt. Pleasant
Melboro Methodist Church
Cooper
Gibisonville
New Plymouth
Conscience is Guide Says Beer Measure Not Fixed
In England the public house practice allows a bartender to pour any quantity of beer, with no fixed legal measure, as the conscience of the establishment guides the amount served. The remark highlights variability in drink portions under English law and custom.
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England
Some Donts for Pimples and Irritations
Don’t scratch and don’t squeeze pimples to prevent infection. Peterson’s Ointment offers quick relief for itching eczema and angry red blotches, improving skin. 35 cents at all druggists with money back if not delighted. Also soothes irritated tired feet and cracks between toes.
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Peterson
Logan Blodgett announces birth of daughter
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Blodgett announce the birth of a daughter on November 27 at Lancaster Municipal Hospital. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Allbery of Logan Route 2 and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Blodgett Sr. of Moline, Ill.
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Logan
Fred Blodgett
Betty Allberry
Lancaster
Lancaster Municipal Hospital
Clyde Allberry
Moline
Crippled Children Hurt As Auto Strikes Bus
Nine crippled children were injured, three seriously, when a Feilbach School bus was struck by an automobile and hurled against a utility pole. Nine other handicapped children were shaken but uninjured. The driver, Norman Donbrosky, was cited for reckless driving.
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Toledo
Feilbach School For
Norman Donbrosky
Turkish earthquake toll reported at 2700 dead
Ankara radio reported 2700 people killed and 1800 critically injured in Saturday's Turkish earthquake.
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London
Ankara
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