Sixth Grade Religious Education Classes To Offer Christmas Service
Logan readers will attend a Sunday 7 30 pm Christmas worship at Baethom Church featuring sixth grade pupils from public school weekday religious education. The program includes scripture readings songs prayers and a 75 voice choir in a non denominational community service arranged by the sponsoring group to show community support for the students work.
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Logan
Baethoaie Episcopal Church
Christ
Agricultural Survey To Be Taken in Week
State leaders SV. W. Brownfield and Paul Fank will lead a Dec. 12 meeting in Logan to discuss the agricultural situation in Hocking County. Harold Chambers will report on county conditions and future extension service plans for the coming year.
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Logan
SV. W. Brownfield
Paul Fankuser
Harold Chambers
Chambers
Hocking County
New Way To Hold False Teeth In Place
A new fine powder called Pas teeth keeps plates secure and comfortable with no gummy taste. It prevents slipping and slipping teeth, leaving no pasty feel. Available from Quick's Cut Mate or your local druggist.
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Quick
City Sets Record for Late Season Fishing Keepers
Report notes keepers among catches, highlighting a new late season fishing record in the city. The achievement emphasizes the ongoing success of local anglers and the improving health of the waterway.
Nicholas Stevens 82 Dies After Illness at Innis Home
Nicholas Stevens 82 died at 2:20 am Sunday at 235 Hocking Avenue after a heart disease illness. He lived in Logan for years. Survived by his wife and another daughter in Massachusetts. Funeral at 9 am Wednesday at St John Catholic Church with Rev. James T. Nevin. burial in Oak Grove Cemetery.
Miner Recovering from Mine Accident In Glouster
Marty Keifer of Buchtel is resting at Cherrington Hospital after fracturing his back in a Glouster mine accident Friday. X rays show two spinal vertebrae broken as he recovers from injuries suffered in the incident.
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Buchtel
Logan
Marty Keifer
Glouster Friday
Cherrington Hospital
Scout Leaders Meet at Rockbridge Camp in Logan
Final meeting of the Scout leaders training series was held Friday night at the Scout Camp near Rockbridge with area executive T. G. Alien present. Supper was by H. F. Kirk and Kenneth Coulter. Four local members spent the night: Allen, Bob Anthony, Lester Hammond, Claude Sheets. Other leaders in attendance included Alfred B. Campbell and W TD Braddock. In Logan on December 5 C.8. Chidister and his mother Mrs Harry Chidister of 11 West Hunter Street are recovering from influenza after several days of illness.
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Logan
Chidister
Harry Chidister
West
Hunter Street
Birth of Daughter for Dee Logan and J W Coleman
Supt and Mrs J W Coleman announce the birth of a daughter at Cherrington Hospital Friday. This is their second child. Mother and daughter are reported as doing nicely.
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Logan
Dee
J W. Coleman
Cherrington Hospital
Farmers To Attend Rotary Club Meeting At Logan
Logan rotary club hosts its annual Farmers Night at Easterling Clubhouse tonight. C A Arnold from rural economics will deliver the address. Members invite farmers as guests as the club continues its tradition of farm guest nights.
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Logan
Logan Rotary Club
C. A. Arnold
Department of Rural Economics
4 H Leaders to Confer with Hocking County Executives
Logan will host C. C. Lang assistant state leader Tuesday to outline 4 H Club work in Hocking County. He will confer with extension agent Harold Chambers in the morning and after noon Miss Alice Allen Haydenville and Harold Alter Gibisonville will join Lang and Chambers to represent the club.
Christmas Gift Plans by Logan Legion Auxiliary
Logan Ohio Dec 5 Preparations by the Logan Post American Legion Auxiliary to send 60 boxes of Christmas gifts to former service men in Ohio hospitals including Dayton Athens and Chillicothe The Auxiliary holds a Christmas meeting December 12 at the hall with a program planned by a committee.
Logan News Briefs Include Recoveries and Local Visits
Health updates from Logan report four patients discharged from Cherrington Hospital after minor injuries and illnesses. Local residents receive care for burns, hernia, and a fractured arm from a motorcycle crash. Arrests include Joe Holmes linked to copper wire theft. Mrs. Allen Tannahill remains seriously ill at home. Community notes cover visits to Bremen for Dr Holcomb’s funeral and Columbus for hospital work.
Three Basketball Games At J T School Thursday
TRIMBLE Dec. 5 Three basketball games at the J T School Thursday night feature Carbondale visiting for boys and Murray City both boys and girls teams. Carbondale has no girls team, so Murray City girls will also play.
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Trimble
J. T
Carbondale
Murray City
W. M. Anderson
O. O. F. Elects Officers at January Meeting
Magic City Lodge 1. O. O. F. held a Friday night regular meeting in Glouster. Officers elected include Noble Grand W. H. Stahl Vice Grand Dallas Christman Financial Secretary W. J. Golding Recording Secretary H. E. Jones Treasurer I. A. Jones Trustee Harry Cheney. Installation to occur in January.
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Glouster
Magic City Lodge
Noble Grand
W. H. Stahl
Dallas Christman
W. J. Golding
H. E. Jones
I. A. Jones
Harry Cheney
Inspection Planned as District Deputy President Visits Glouster
The Marcellite Rebekah Lodge in Glouster will host an annual inspection on Saturday night led by District Deputy President Mrs. William Hallam of Jacksonville. Mrs. Edna Canter of Shawnee, vice president of the Ohio Rebekah Assembly, will attend with members from nearby lodges. Refreshments and a social time follow the lodge work.
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Glouster
Marcellite Rebekah Lodge
William Hallam
Jacksonville
Edna Canter
Shawnee
Ohio Rebekah Assembly
Nineveh Rebekah Lodge elects officers in spection held
Minnie Hartley is named Noble Grand pending inspection by Minnie Hallam at Nineveh Rebekah Lodge No 26 Jacksonville. Mae Turner Katetta Davie and others are elected to officer posts as 21 members and one visitor attend the meeting. Ice cream and cake were served after the report. Glouster Ohio December 5.
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Minnie Hartley
Glouster
Nineveh Rebekah Lodge
Jacksonville
Minnie Hallam
Bessie Davie
Nobie Grand
Mae Turner
Katetta Davie
Mona Scurlock
Tragic Death Of Three Months Old Peck Baby At Fairlawn
The three months old daughter of Mr and Mrs Orvil Peck died at their Fairlawn Avenue home Saturday. Funeral services were conducted at Beech Grove Church by Rev M S Rogers and burial followed in the church cemetery. In Glouster the regular meeting of the official board of the 2 E Church is set for tonight at 7 o clock.
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Orvil Peck
Fairlawn Avenue
Beech Grove
M S&s. Rogers
Glouster
2. E. Church
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society Meets in Pec
The Woman's Foreign Missionary Society will hold a meeting Wednesday at 2 PM at the home of Mrs. John B. Stiff on Spring Street in Gloubter Pec.
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Gloubter, Pec
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society
John B. Stiff
Spring Street
Paris Fashion Revelry Prompts Lash Color Illusion
Report notes a Paris fashion trend where dyed or artificial lashes match frocks. The look allegedly makes eye color appear to shift, creating a striking visual effect.
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Paris
Corn King Crown Goes To Troyer For Third Time
Troyer, 46, of Lafontaine Indiana, claims his third Corn King of America title after winning with Reid's Yellow Dent corn yielding 101 bushels per acre. He previously won in 1920 and 1927 at the International Livestock show in Chicago.
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Troyer
Roosevelt cabinet talk stirs names for key posts
Washington, Dec. 5. As Franklin D. Roosevelt nears election, speculation swirls about his cabinet. Frances Perkins, New York industrial commissioner, is linked to labor secretary. Other figures floated include Owen Young, Newton Baker, Albert W. Douglass, John W. Davis, Carter Glass, and Bernard Baruch, with many Western and Southern leaders also mentioned.
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Washington
Franklin PD
Roosevelt
Frances Verkins
New York
Albany
Triangle Shirt Company
Alfred FE. Smith
State Industrial Board
Smith
Owen D. Young
Young
Treasury
Commerce
Newton LD. Baker
League of Nations
John W. Davis
United States
Court of St. James
National
Carter Glass
Virginia
Federal Reserve System
A. F. Whitney
Brotherhood of Railway
Labor Post
Bernard M. Baruch
Wilson
Travcer
Interior
Agriculture
Harry Woodring
Kansas
J. Bruce Kremir
Montana
George Dern
Utah
Key Tittman
Nevada
Burton K. Wheeler
Frank L. Polk
Norman Davis
United States Arms
Treasury Department
Stat
Woodrow Wilson Foundation
Sommer Welles
State Department
Ohio University Music Recital Tuesday Night
Twenty Ohio University students will perform the first 1932 music recital Tuesday at 7 30 in Music Hall Auditorium. The school of music plans a winter series of Sunday concerts junior and senior recitals and joint faculty student presentations. Opening performers include Sara Wildermuth Alice Beasley Emerson Roush Marvin Long Dwight Cave Helen Stephens Ruth Irvin Faye Relick Louise Rice Merrill Davis Helen McKibben Clara Kuenzi Dorothy Cosgrave Emmy Lou Keehne Dorothy Cosgrave Gretchen Bryant Edwin Violet Josephine Steiner Helen Schafer Pomeroy Springfield Milford Center Athens Oak Hill Parkersburg Zaleski McConnelaville Trimble. Accompaniasts include Cosgrave Bryant Violet Steiner Schafer.
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Ohio University
Music Hall
Ohio University School of Music
Sara F. Wildermuth
Pianjete
Pomeroy
Alice J. Beasley
Athens
Emerson Roush
Lancaster
Marvin Long
Oak Hill
Dwight Cave
Helen Stephens
Parkersburg
W. Va
Ruth Irvin
Orrville
Faye Relick
Dayton
Louise Rice
Nelsonville
Merritl Davis
Helen McKibben
Dorothy Cosgrave
McConnelsville
Gretchen Bryant
Springfield
Edwin Violet
Milford Center
Josephine Steiner
Helen Schafer
Funeral services for Mrs Alice Petty Tuesday
Funeral services for the late Mrs Alice Petty will be held at 3 o'clock Tuesday afternoon at the home of her daughter Mrs Fred Fulz in Middleport. She was widowed 17 years ago and would have been 76 next February. Burial will follow in the local cemetery. Surviving are two daughters Mrs Fultz and Mrs Win Willock, seven grandchildren, one great grandchild and one great great grandchild, plus a sister Mrs Nancy Mullens of Fullerton Kentucky.
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Allen Tannahill
Green Township
W. J. Franch
William Frasch
Bremen
B. Holcomb
Walter Leonard
Harry Sweazy
Columbus
Lola Roberts
A. Y. Roberts
North Orchard Street
Middleport
Alice Petty
Fred Fulz
Petty
Fultz
Win Willock
Nancy Mullens
Fullerton, Ky
Archbishops and bishops gain seat in British House of Lords
The established church earns permitted seats for archbishops and bishops in the British House of Lords, expanding clerical representation in the legislature.
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House of Loris
Children Craft Homemade Christmas Gifts in Athens Schools
Third to fifth graders in Athens schools craft their own gifts under art teacher Mias Dorthea Low ell. Secrecy surrounds projects like modeled clay vases plaques recipe books and wall hangings with careful carving and shellacking. Students trace profiles on plaques to resemble family members and express imagination in gift items for mothers and siblings.
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Athens
Mias Dorthea Lowell
Payroll Stolen From Coat In Cincinnati Contractor’s Room
Dec 5 report to Sheriff Asa Butterfield says a $6,100 payroll in small denomination bills was stolen from a coat in Jacob Weil’s room in Bridge Town. The note adds a line about tornado timing and superstition surrounding the event.
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Cincinnati
Jacob Weil
Bridgetown
Asa V. Butterfield
Music Students Plan Christmas Program at High School
Elementary music classes under Miss Ruth McConnell prepare a Christmas program for December 15 at 3 o’clock in the High School auditorium. About 250 students from East Side West Side and Central School Buildings will perform. The program features old carols including The Twelve Days of Christmas and Wassailing Song with religious and merry selections.
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Ruth McConnell
East Side
West Side
Community Christmas Carols Planned at Elementary School
Rehearsed performances will feature familiar carols for the whole group. All parents of elementary students will be invited to the program, announced by Miss McConnell CHASE. Ed Martin has begun building a tile room house on his farm near here with a full basement.
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C. BE. Bowen
Genghis Kahn
J. W. Woodard
Raymond Lanning
Mary Louise Bowen
Ann Bowen
Elsie Martin
Frank
Miss McConnell
Chase
Ed Martin
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