Red Cross Roll Call in Logan Raises $1028 Total
Final returns show 795 members contributed $1,028 for Red Cross work in Logan. Walter E. Weonard chaired the drive which closed on Thanksgiving Day with late receipts surpassing the $1,000 goal. District totals include wards, professional and rural areas, with varied member counts and gifts across the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
the Red Cross
Walter E. Weonard
Logan First Ward
Northwest Business District
Second Ward
Third Ward
Fourth Ward
South Logan
West Logan
Rockbridge
Carbon Hill
Enterprise
Union Furnace
Murray City
Haydenville
Jobs
Gore
Laurelville
Oreville
Kemper Home Hosts T B Club Dinner And Cards
Members gathered at Mr. and Mrs. Edward Kemper on South Market Street for a six o'clock dinner and social hour. Claude Hammon and Mrs. Kemper shared high honors as guests enjoyed cards that evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. B. Club
Edward Kemper
South Market Street
Claude Hammon
How Old Are You Through The Stars And Kruschen Health
Millions know Kruschen Method helps fat loss and health. If weight is normal, take half teaspoon in hot water each morning to feel younger with clearer skin and brighter eyes. Available at McKee Drug Co. or any drug store worldwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKee Druc Co
Sparnon to Be Deputy Sheriff Under Ellinger
Logan December 4 Stanley E Sparnon son of Judge H E Sparnon will be chief deputy sheriff under Sheriff Elect Sol T Ellinger He has worked as a timekeeper at Logan Clay Product Co and is a Logan High School graduate He served in World War I and is a member of the Logan Post American Legion This is his first public office selection came from nine candidates and no traffic deputy chosen yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Stanley E. Sparnon
H. E. Sparnon
Sol T Ellinger
the Messenger
Sparnon
Logan Clay Product Company
Logan High School
Logan Post
American Legion
Gardner elected Logan Maccabee Lodge commander
Corwin Gardner was elected commander of the Maccabee Lodge at the annual meeting held Monday evening. A banquet and program followed the election with about 125 attending the rabbit supper. Officers named include Arnold Manter lieutenant commander Walter Leonard recorder Lewis Ellis chaplain Fred Weiss sergeant Charles Mason master at arms Paul Schrader first guard Eugene Lehman second guard Arthur Hankison sentinel Jerry Huffman pickett Charles Westenbarger trustee District Manager C W Purdum and District Supervisor James Yaw of Columbus addressed the gathering. Certificates were presented to several one hundred percent Maccabee families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Hankison
Sentinel
Jerry Huffman
Pickett
Charles Westenbarger
C. W. Purdum
James Yaw
Columbus
Charity Ball Planned by Beta Phi Sigma in Logan
Beta Phi Sigma fraternity announces a charity ball at Beta Hall next Friday at 9 p m to raise funds for Christmas charity run by the local chapter. The Harburger Orchestra will provide music for the event marking the first year the fraternity undertakes this charitable effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Beta Phi Sigma
Beta Hall
Harburger
Christmas Trees Arrive In Logan From County Belt
On Tuesday a local farmer drove a truckload of evergreen trees into Logan on Main Street to sell. The city sources many trees from the western evergreen belt and local youths arrange annual commissions with farmers to cut trees for the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Main Street
Women's Foreign Missionary Society Meets at Methodist Church
The Women’s Foreign Missionary Society gathered Tuesday afternoon at the Methodist Episcopal Church with Mrs. Dan Soliday presiding. Mrs. George C. Hengst offered devotionals and Mrs. M. H. Cherrington spoke on Altar Building using charts to illustrate progress. Mrs. Carlton Bright opened the first chapter of the study book A Cloud of Witnesses and a Christmas donation was collected before adjournment.
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Women’s Foreign Missionary Society
Methodist Episcopal Church
Dan Soliday
George C. Hengst
M. H. Cherrington
Carlton*bright
Mary Bond Chosen for Health Office
Mary Bond was re-elected clerk in the Logan Health Department for another year and Jesse Frasure was reappointed by Mayor Elias F. Bright to a five year City Board term. The board noted Logan is free of scarlet fever for the first time in months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse Frasure
Logan
Dog Is Congenial Logan Hunting Story
A local clergyman recounts a hunting tale with a veteran dog regarded as useless. After an initial rabbit shot cripples the bunny, the aged dog allows it to pass, but a younger dog overtakes and captures the rabbit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Birthday Dinner for Robert Gano Hosted by Mrs Essie Gano
Mrs Essie Gano entertained Monday evening with a six o clock dinner for her son Robert who was turning eighteen. Members of the Hocking Valley Motorcycle Club attended and the evening continued with card games. Robert received several gifts. Additional guests included Mr and Mrs Roger Friend and daughter Betty Jean, honoring Mrs Friend who shares the birthday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Essie Gano
Robert
Hocking Valley Motorcycle Club
Roger Friend
Betty Jean
Poisoning of Dogs Hits Logan City Dogs
Dogs in Logan suffer heavy losses from poisonings in two districts. Several valuable dogs have been killed while owners act quickly to save others as they observe signs of poisoning.
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Logan
Miss Rosemary Lecrone Hosts Delta Theta Tau Evening
Miss Rosemary Lecrone entertained Delta Theta Tau Sorority members at her Warner Avenue home Tuesday. Initiatory work preceded the social hour with initiates Mrs. Clayton Schelde Jr, Miss Dorothy Roberts and Miss Martha Hamilton. Bingo winners were Mrs. Scheide, Miss Laviolet Reddick and Miss Lillian Rulon. Guest Miss Kathleen Juergensmeier attended. A lunch closed the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosemary Lecrone
Delta Theta Tau Sorority
Warner Avenue
Clayton Schelde, Jr
Dorothy Roberts
Martha Hamilton
Scheide
Laviolet Reddick
Lillian Rulon
Kathleen Juergensmeier
Mrs Mayme Rochester Hosts Lindy Club Bridge Social
Mrs Mayme Rochester hosted the Lindy Club at her East Hunter Street home on Tuesday afternoon with bridge as the main diversion. Substitutes Mrs Harry Bartlett and Mrs W H Strentz played in her party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayme Rochester
East Hunter Street
Bridge
Harry Bartlett
W. H. Strentz
Jewish beliefs explained at Ohio University convocation
Rabbi Jacob Tarshish of Columbus outlined Jewish beliefs to Ohio University students and faculty in Alumni Memorial Auditorium. He described three Jewish groups, denied a fixed creed, emphasized monotheism, and explained views on the Messiah, afterlife, and the chosen status as service to humanity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio University
Alumni Memorial Auditorium
Jacob Tarshish
Columbus
Rabbi Tarshish
Barbers Offer Free Haircuts for Needy Students
In Marietta on December 4 union barbers announced they will donate free haircuts to needy school children, replacing excuses for shaggy hair that curls over collars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marietta
Union Barbers
Sister Susies Club Enjoys Evening at Club Member’s Home
Members of the Sister Susies Club were entertained Tuesday evening at the home of Miss Pauline Judy on Church Street. A lunch was served at the close of a social session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sister Sustes
Sister Susies Club
Pauline Judy
Church Street
Internal Piles Remedy Promises Quick Relief
An advertisement touts internal treatment for piles claiming external cures and surgery are ineffective. Dr. J S Leonhardt’s Hemroid is presented as the solution, with 960 successes in 1,000 patients and availability at Quicks Cut Rate Drug Store with a money back guarantee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. S. Leonhardt
Quicks Cut Rate Drug Store
Stricken at Home of Son In Dundas Lady Dies
Elizabeth Lenane 65 died suddenly of heart disease at her son Thomas Lenane’s home in Dundas early Wednesday. She was born Elizabeth Ferry of Minerton, widow of John Lenane. Survived by sons Thomas and John, daughters Nora Regina and another daughter, plus ten grandchildren. She had cared for Thomas’s four children. he is a widower.
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McArthur
Elizabeth Lenane
Thomas Lenane
Dundas
Elizabeth Ferry
Minerton
John Lenane
Thomas
John
Columbus
Nora
Regina
South Webster
Gerald Ogier dies by own action in Cincinnati
Gerald Ogier aged 39, formerly of Hamden, died by suicide in a Cincinnati boarding house Monday. He left wife Mary Robbins of Hamden now in Jacksonville Florida and two sons Dwight and Frederick. Survived by father and mother J. T. Ogier Sr. of Sarasota Florida and brothers John T. Ogier Jr of Hamden and Orson Ogier of Columbus. Funeral arrangements in Mac Arthur were made by W. W. Tinker.
Local notes from McArthur and area on illness travel and fires
Miss Alice Wyman visits relatives in Hamden and will return Saturday. Mrs J P Witherspoon at Children’s Home ill with pneumonia. Clark and Clarence Patter son of Richland Township ill. Mrs Fred Jarvis to return from Cherrington Hospital Saturday. Mrs Earl Loomis of New Plymouth home from White Cross Hospital improved after several weeks. L W Sprague and A Will Jr in Columbus Tuesday. Mrs Ruth Kwatkosky at hospital due to son Jackie’s illness. John Collins in serious condition after stroke in Columbus. father of Wade Collins formerly with Athens Chillicothe bus. County Supt M S Cox reports Titusville Florida trip by Mr and Mrs T S Cox and son Herbert, a city mail carrier. Bevard family residence in Harrison Township destroyed by fire, children out of school. Mr and Mrs Rodney Frye of Allensville in Columbus on business. Mrs J D McKinley at home Thanksgiving weekend. she teaches at Wheelersboro. Evert Wortman Ohio Fuel employee and wife to occupy
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Alice Wyman
Hamden
J. P. Witherspoon
Sf Clark
Clarence Patterson
Richland Township
Fred Jarvis
Cherrington Hospital
Logan
Earl Loomis
New Plymouth
White Cross Hospital
L. W. Sprague
A. Will, Jr
Columbus
Ruth Kwatkosky
Children’s Hospital
Jackie
Charles Saltz
John Collins
Emma Wallar
McArthur
Wade Collins
Athens-Chillicothe
M. S. Cox
T. S. Cox
Titusville
Fla
Herbert
Bevard
Harrison Township
Rodney Frye
Allensville
J. D. McKinley
Wheelersboro
Evert Wortman
Ohio Fuel
Residence on Market Belonging to Mrs Lap Seeks Sale
A property on Dun Street listed for sale, owned by Mrs. Alice Dun and referred to as belonging to Mrs Lap. The notice indicates a market listing for the residence and requests interested buyers to inquire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Dun- Street
Lap
Local Notes From Hocking County Communities
J W Coleman the Hocking County superintendent of schools and his family visited friends in Zaleski. Mrs Luther McKibben of Zaleski rural route is in White Cross Hospital Columbus after surgery. Clyde Lee drilling gas wells near Zanesville is home for a few days. Drilling paused due to cold. Mrs Elia Davis and several family members attended a religious debate at Russell Kentucky held in the public school. Frank Webb and Jack Hakk hosted Russell visitors Mrs Bolick and others. Judge J W Darby held court at Athens this week. Florence Hawkins of Wellington attended a Columbus dinner where Betty Dando sang on WCAH. Mary Stanton, a Cincinnati college student, returned after visiting her grandmother Anna Stanton in Hamden. Gladyse Collins of Hebbardsville visited Mrs Alta Davis. Mary Holdcroft of Zaleski was moved to Athens and then Sheltering Arms Hospital for an appendicitis operation. Oliver Chaffin and four Springfield children visited Ed Kimmey in Zaleski from Thanksgiving through Sunday.
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J. W. Coleman
Hocking County
Mary Alice
Zaleski
Luther McKibben
White Cross Hospital
Columbus
Clyde Lee
Zanesville
Elia Davis
C L. Morrison
William Morrison
Charles Crawford
Russell
Kentucky
J. W. West
J. R. Gilpin
Bolick
Bradley
Julia Webb
Frank Webb
Jack Ha K
J. W. Darby
Holdings Court
Athens Court
Florence Hawkins
Wellston
Neil House
Betty Dando
WCAH
Mary Stanton
Cincinnati College
Anna Stanton
Hamden
Gladyse Collins
Hebbardsville
Alta
Helen Davis
Mary Holdcroft
Athens
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Oliver Chaffin
Springfield
Ed Kimmey
County Teachers Meeting at the Exhibition Building
A county teachers meeting will be held in the exhibition building at McArthur on Saturday. Frank C. Wilson of the state department of education will be the principal speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Exibition
McArthur
Frank C. Wilson
State Department of Education
Partial accounts and guardianship actions in probate court
The Probate Court approved Ida Staneart as guardian of George R. Staneart for the third partial account. Martha Rosser by attorney sought dismissal of her prior application to appoint a guardian for Lewis A. Rosser. Gladys E. Hughes filed her fourth partial account as guardian of Wesley B. Hughes to be heard December 26, 1930 at 10 a.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida Staneart
George R. Staneart
Martha Rosser
Lewis A. Rosser
Gladys E. Hughes
Wesley B. Hughes
Marriage Licenses Recorded in Local Clergy Notices
Herbert Tipton of Glenroy and Mildred Clark of Hamden obtained licenses. Rev Watts of Coalton joined Frank Smith of Hamden and Geneva Walton of Puritan in marriage. George W. Specht J P officiated Oscar H. Brumley of Dayton listed, with another party noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Tipton
Glenroy
Mildred Clark
Hamden
Rev. Watts
Coalton
Frank Smith
Geneva Walton
Puritan
George W. Specht
J. P. Oscar H. Brumley
Dayton
Gladys Baker of Hamden Profile by W W Weiser
A short obituary note credits W W Weiser of McArthur as author for a brief profile of Gladys Baker, a resident of Hamden, detailing her life and local ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladys Baker
Hamden
W. W. Weiser
McArthur
Dailey Family Begins California Trip From Albany
Mr. and Mrs. O. D. Dailey of Albany started for Los Angeles, California, in their car. They stopped for breakfast with Mr. and Mrs. William Jacobs in McArthur, drove 300 miles that day, and had Thanksgiving with Mr. Townsend in Middleboro, Kentucky. They travel via Knoxville, Nashville, Memphis, and Little Rock, Arkansas, aiming to reach Los Angeles by Christmas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mcarthur
O. D. Dailey
Albany
Los Angeles
California
William Jacobs
Little Rock
Ark
Fire destroys residence of Mrs Frazee near McArthur
A second story fire caused by a defective flue at 5:30 Tuesday morning destroyed the home of Mrs Ruth Frazee just south of McArthur before McArthur fire crews arrived. The Nobles son-in-law and daughter occupied the house. some furniture and canned goods on the first floor were saved. no insurance covered the loss.
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Ruth Frazee
McArthur
Death of Edward Martin at Ratcliffshire
Edward Martin aged 12 died at his home in Ratcliffshire from typhoid fever on Monday night. He leaves his parents two sisters and one brother. Burial was private Thursday afternoon due to health rules preventing general attendance.
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Edward Martin
Ratcliffshire
Mrs Samuel Bone Undergoes Knee Operation at Mercy Hospital
Mrs Samuel Bone, living west of McArthur, underwent surgical removal of the right knee Tuesday at Mercy Hospital in Columbus due to an age related decay in the bone.
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Samuel Bone
McArthur
Mercy Hospital
Columbus
End a Cough With Homemade Pinex Remedy
An old home remedy advises mixing 214 ounces Pinex with a pint of sugar syrup or honey to ease bronchial coughs. The preparation supposedly loosens phlegm soothes inflammation and absorbs into the bloodstream for quick relief from obstinate coughs without substitutes.
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Ric Ace
Milne
Red Cross
Leonard
The
Ellinger
Gardner
Maccabee Lodge
Missionary Society
Hourigant Bath
Whitman
McKee Drug Co
Security Bank Bldg
Mary Bond
Health Office
Bunny
Delta Theta Tau
Rabbi Tarshish of
W. Gross Novelty Store
Vinten
Son
Gerald Ogier
Vinton County Briefs
Probate
E.F. Sells
N. Court St. Athens
TOR
McCoy
van Ess
Cascara
Lydia Pinkham
Woodburys
Woodbury
Hairglass
Jeorgen
Rodent
Ipana
Kolynos
Pebeco
Colgates
Dr. Caldwell
Zoe Milk Bone
Zoe Paim Olive Men’s Tale
QUICK
W. Union
Magnesia
Segrada
Lucky Tiger
Haitr
Tonie
Day-Staneart Sales CO
Carpenter St
Athens, QO
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