Pike Run Man Fined In Logan For Possessing Liquor
Logan dec 5 Gus Hill of Tarleton faced Judge A M Eliinger Thursday after being tracked by Deputy L Hammond for possessing liquor. Hill pleaded guilty and was fined 225 dollars. Police observed a car near a former still site and, after a chase, Hill was arrested while a ten gallon keg of whisky was found in his machine.
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Gus Hill
Tarleton
L. ©. Hammond
Pike Run
A. M. Eliinger
Hammond
Laurelville
George Sells
Hill
Sells
Life of Kipling discussed at Delphian Society meeting
Mrs J S Cherrington led a Delphian Society gathering at Miss Jessie McManigal's home Tuesday evening. Mrs Jesse Frasure reviewed two Kipling works, and roll call featured quotations from Kipling. Guest Mrs B C McManigal attended.
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J. S. Cherrington
Delphian Society
Jessie McManigal
Jesse Frasure
Roll Call
B. C. McManigal
Logan Groups Plan Christmas Aid For Needy Families
Logan ventures to brighten Christmas for locals in need as Elks Lodge coordinates food fruit candies toys and clothing for 50 to 75 families. Delta Theta Tau Sigma Phi Gamma Sororities Business and Professional Women Nub Beta Phi Sigma Fraternity and others will join in selecting families to assist.
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Beta Phi Sigma Fraternity
Youth fugitive recaptured near Logan after escape
Robert Hoenig, 16, who escaped from the Boys Industrial School Wednesday, was recaptured near Logan by Deputy Sheriff Joe Farbearn. He had attempted to steal a car at Sugar Grove to aid his escape and fled along the Chesapeake and Ohio tracks before being taken without resistance and returned to the school Thursday.
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Hoenig
Elks Honor Their Dead Sunday in Logan Lodge
Logan Elks announce memorial services at 2 20 p m Sunday in their quarters. Six members died in the last year bringing total deaths to 64 since the lodge was established. James Mast Zeath Hammond Lewis Eby D H Lappen Ferdinand Zeigler and Charles Brandt are named among the deceased. John Wilson New Straitsville will give the address with a quartet including La Bert Davies Paul Gordon William Ashbaugh William Bogard of New Lexington to sing. Corwin Cookson to perform a solo. An eulogy and altar service follow.
Ellis elected head of Workmen's Mutual Burial Assoc
Logan December 5 Lewis Ellis has been elected to head the Work men s Mutual Burial Association for the coming year with a full slate of officers. Others named include Charles Mason vice president CC. T. Stephenson recording secretary Harry L. Smith financial secretary Charles H. Smith treasurer and board members Howard Chute Earl Columber Walter Huffman Charles Geil Arch Barnes Arthur Reddick and Charles Poling on the examining committee.
Oil man Emerson Bell dies in Fairmont funeral held
Emerson Bell 72 retired oil man died in Fairmont West Virginia last Saturday and was buried Tuesday. He was a brother of Charles H. Bell of Logan and had two years in the local oilfield with Bell and Scholl. He was a Mason and his lodge helped in the rites as Charles H. Bell and his son Harry Bell attended.
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Masonic Fraternity
Charles H. Bell
Harry Bell
Local residents make business trips to Columbus and Logan
Frank Witherspoon of Lancaster, formerly of this city, visited Thursday. Charles Lappen of Laurelville attended a County Health Board meeting in Logan. Mrs. John Bownes Jr and others were in Columbus on business Tuesday. James Loomis of Union Furnace and J W Coleman also made trips to Logan and Columbus.
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Frank Witherspoon
Lancaster
Charles Lappen
Laurelville
Logan
County Health Board
John Bownes, Jr
Phil Parry
Harry Nill
Columbus
James Loomis
Union Furnace
J. W. Coleman
Winners in a Chummy Bridge Club Progressive Dinner
The Chummy Bridge Club held a Wednesday evening progressive dinner after games won by the losers. Three courses were served at Mrs Alfred Lanning North Walnut Street, Mrs Joe Walburn West Hunter Street, and Mrs Charles Huffman North Spring Street. Awards went to Mrs Lawrence Adcock and Miss Josephine Judy. Rose buds served as favors. Mrs Lawrence Harden attended.
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Alfred Lanning
North Walnut Street
Joe Walburn
West Hunter Street
Charles Huffman
North Spring Street
Huffman
Lawrence Adcock
Josephine Judy
Lawrence Harden
Anniversary Dinner for Mr Stallsmiths Columbus Guests
Mrs. D. G. Stallsmith hosted a week end anniversary dinner for her husband who was celebrating his birthday. Attending were Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Miner and three daughters, Mr. and Mrs. E. Denman, Arthur Denman and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. John Miner and two children, Mrs. Anne Denman, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Denman and two children, all of Columbus.
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D. G. Stallsmith
H. A. Miner
Denman
Arthur Denman
John Miner
Anne Denman
Roy Denman
Columbus
Mrs Spires Recovers After Appendicitis Operation
Logan reflects a hospital update with Mrs Walter Spires recovering satisfactorily after acute appendicitis surgery at Cherrington Hospital. Two weeks after an appendectomy Miss Martha Rempel of North Walnut Street is discharged to return home in satisfactory condition.
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Logan
Walter Spires
Cherrington Hospital
Martha Rempel
North Walnut Street
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