Christmas toy drive organized by local women's club
Miss Brashares led the effort with Sigma Phi and Theta Tau groups assisting. A toy collection was planned in the women's club room with Mrs Ruth Hert helping as treasurer and Scouts to aid in gathering gifts for the upcoming distribution. Additional details and participants include Marie Crawford, Mrs Ernest Hansel, Mrs Ada Hoskins, and Miss Dorothy Roberts among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misevera Brashares
Sigma Phi Nt Delta Theta Tau Sori Chi
Posinese and Professional Co
Keeun
Apple
Chi Sigma Chi
Miss Marie
Business Club
Keyes
Ruth Hert Pumbeth Hansel
Miss Brashares
Crawford
Ernests Hansel
The
Sigma
Elder Martin, Shaw
Manon
Dorothy Roberts
Theta Tau
Clark
Ada Hoskins
Heft
Business F Women's Club
Sterling Smith
Wiland Ralph Evans
Charity Dance Planned to Aid HMAS Work
A cooperative effort in the sorority rooms outlines a Christmas charity dance to raise funds for HMAS work. Wheatley leads the committee with Johnson Garnet Canty as speakers, while Ann Bond Dorothy Sheets Earl Shaw and Bernard supervise the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ming
Wheatley
Johnson
Garnet Wis Canty
Ann Bond
Dorothy Sheets
Earl Shaw
Bernard
Christ
Chieftain Team Mint Update From Coach Announcement
Coach announced team details for the Chieftain squad with remaining medians and new members Snyder Don Skinner and Be o joining the university group. Junior High gym inter-class teams feature among the developments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wih
Snyder
Don Skinner
Postal Memo Prompts Thelma Use of Name on Envelope
Fragmentary note indicates a holiday mail prompt guiding Thelma to place a recipient name on an envelope. The fragment mentions Keyes deputy Aris and a postal context but lacks full details or actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keyes
Aris
Thelma
Logan Brief Social Notes Thanksgiving weddings and club events
Ruth Ingmire and Harry A. Wilson wed on Thanksgiving Day at First Presbyterian Church Harrisburg with a dinner at the groom's parents home. Attendants included Kathryn Ingmire and Dr Bernard Ingmire. The Wilsons plan a Southwest and Old Mexico trip and will reside at 712 North Front Street Harrisburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Ingmire
Union Furnace
Ruth
Harry A. Wilson
Henry A. Wilson
Harrisburg
R. C. Babylon
First Presbyterian Church
Kathryn Ingmire
Columbus
Bernard G. Ingmire
Wilson
Southwest
Old Mexico
Georgia
Georgia Tech
Europe
The
Orient
Front St
Harrisburg, Pa
Will Rogers sketch by Dale Miller in Columbus paper
A pen sketch of Will Rogers appeared on the theater page drawn by Dale Miller son of Mr and Mrs E G Miller of Warner Ave Miller works in a Columbus barber shop at the Athletic Club and has drawn under Billy Ireland's direction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Columbus
Will Rogers
Dale Miller
E. G. Miller
Warner Ave
Billy Ireland
Tiny Tots To Attend School In Hocking County
Opening of a nursery school at the Central Grade Building Tuesday is announced by F. O. Cooper, supervisor of the emergency school program. Ten children enrolled. aim for 30. Teacher is Mrs. Althea Huston with assistant Mrs. Bernard Carr. Meals provided at noon by Mrs. Florence Fickel. Transportation is parents’ responsibility. Ages two to four may enroll.
Logan City Police Help Theater Crowd Avoid Sidewalk Blockade
Police assisted Wednesday evening as theater patrons kept a sidewalk blockage from forming. Emeralds from ancient times were praised for strengthening the sight of wearers daily and cited in relation to the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan — City
WPA Projects Begin in Logan City With Several Jobs
Logan reports multiple WPA projects under way led by engineer J. R. Hickey. A brick sidewalk program resumes at the athletic field, Goose Creek cleaning restarts, and East End sewer work advances with pipe delivery due. A book repair project opens next Monday for women, with sewing centers at the city library and Murray schools, and a library extension program to start December 16 benefiting female workers. Gladys Bowman leads all county women’s projects post FERA liquidation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
J. R. Hickey
WPA
Athletic
Goose Creek
East End
Hickey
Murray City
Gladys Bowman
FERA
Unnamed Logan Couple Wed in Local Ceremony
Donald W. Spencer age 26 of the U S Forestry service in Logan wed Mary Kathryn Holdren 17 of Union Furnace with Rev Amos L Heyde officiating. Walter A Nixon 41 Logan fire chief and Theresa Rosella Schrader 35 of Logan with Magistrate S B Whitehart officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald W. Spencer
U. S. Forestry Service
Logan
Jesse Spencer
Mary Kathryn Holdren
Union Furnace
Charles Holdren
Amos L. Heyde
Walter A. Nixon
Effie Nixon
Theresa Rosella Schrader
Peter Schrader
S. B. Whitehart
Logan Residents Record Frigid Tuesday Morning Temps
Local citizens report logan temperature readings from 18 to 20 degrees above zero making it one of the coldest mornings of the winter season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Thanksgiving Visits and Local Gatherings Report
Mr and Mrs Frank Caldwell dined with their uncle Alex Caldwell and Mr and Mrs R J Runnion of Coolville for Thanksgiving. Numerous relatives and friends shared meals and visits across Coolville Lawrence Chapel and nearby towns, with revival services planned at Lawrence Chapel Sunday evening and multiple family members traveling between Coolville, Cheshire, Athens and Parkersburg during the period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Caldwell
Alex Caldwell
R J. Runnion
Coolville
Pearl Robinson
Loraine
Charles
Charley Reynolds
Erlene Reynolds
Paul Reynolds
Bruce
Ross and
Laniley Nichoson
Eloise Nichhoson
Barker
Dessie Bean
Whit Bean
Henry Snider
Beedeville
L. T. Runnion
Margaret Burdette
Abe Burdette
Lawrence Chapel
Wilma Swartz
William Priode
Cheshire
C. M. Swarts
Harry Carleton
Priode
Middleport
Pomeroy
D. Swarts
C. M. Swartz
Parkersburg
Nettie Nichoson
Athens
Grove Sams
Virginia and
Louise
Frank Lawrence
Athens Woman Praises New Medicine Vendor
Mrs. Raymond Foreman of 167 Mill Street endorses Vendor, a triple strength root and herb medicine sold at Athens Pharmacy. She reports relief from stomach sourness gas dizziness headaches and constipation after starting the remedy when first introduced here. Vendor laxative tablets accompany the treatment and the ad invites readers to learn how Vendor can help them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Foreman
Mill Street
Athens
Five Hundred Enrolled In Emergency Schools
Hocking County emergency schools report about 560 students enrolled under supervisor F. O. Cooper. Twenty one teachers operate across 25 rural class centers offering a wide range of subjects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Hocking County
F. O. Cooper
GOP Dinner Friday Prominent Speaker Dale Stump To Address
Plans are complete for the McKinley Club dinner Friday night in Logan with Dale Stump of Columbus as principal speaker on This State Government of Ours. Attorney Fred Murray will also speak. Mayor Kenneth R. Fitzgerald will preside. Dinner served at 6 after advance ticket sales. Mrs Jerry Hammon of 85 Mulberry St is confined at home with arthritis though condition slightly improved.
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Hocking State
Carr
Logan High
Ohio Feta
Gy Carr
H. Wearurer
Daughters of America Drill Club
Bert Richards
Bertha Fee
Jennie Mohler
Velma Lane
Chauncey Riggs
William Erwin
George Klinger
Ida Sheets
Lane
Charles Mohler
Ford Kistler
Estella Orem
Myrtle Glass
Richards
Shepard
McKinley Club
Dale Stump
Columbus
Stump
Fred Murray
Kenneth R. Fitzgerald
Logan
Jerry Hammon
Mulberry St
Second Ward Leads Logan Red Cross Roll Call
Logan reports show Second Ward leading in solicitude with First Ward second. All Logan teachers and students enrolled in Junior Red Cross. teacher enrollment led by Fred B. Burchfield. Ward totals: First $98.05, Second $115.50, Third $47.80, Fourth $62.55. Leaders: Mrs. C. B. Clark, Dr. James Shaw, Howard Rolston, Mrs. Bess Mutchmore. Six memorial subscriptions added, largest ever. Arm injury to Mrs Clayton Schelde Sr from wringer incident. no bones broken, arm bruised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Red Cross
James P. Shaw
First Ward
Fred B. Burchfield
Third Ward
Fourth Ward
C. 8. Clark
James Shaw
Howard Rolston
Bess Mutchmore
Deaths and Thanksgivings Highlight Grass Run-Side Hill News
Thanksgiving observances mingle with sad news as Harley Hutton dies at sixteen from scarlet fever and pneumonia. Burial at Robinson Cemetery. Twin brother Harley ill with scarlet fever. Obituaries include Mrs. Emerson Carr of Akron. Numerous local visitors and guests join Dexter Ladies Aid meeting. Families and friends gather across Langsville, Athens, Pomeroy, and surrounding areas for holiday visits.
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Harley
W. A. Hutton
Robinson Cemetery
Emerson Carr
Akron
Carr
Claude Dulaney
Dexter
A. E. Plummer
Clarence Cash
Athens
John Carr
Virgil Saxton
Youngstown
Harry Saxton
Harley Amos
Amos
Mary Ann Warner
Kingsbury
Philip Nicholson
Columbus
William Nicholson
Nicholson
Marvin Chase
Union
Don L. Wood
Pomeroy
Paul Winn
Clair Taylor
Langsville
John Smith
Thomas Smith
Denver Folden
F. C. Folden
Parker Run
Raymond Saxton
Middleport
Dexter Ladies’ Aid Society
Pearlie Nelson
Mildred Braley
W. R. Amos
Pearl
Orville Will
Harry Grose
F. W. Winn
Louis Saxton
Harley Carr
Ernest and
Rosalie
Mud Fork
James Clark
Downington
Ward Saxton
Dana Willliamson
Ironton
Tressie Thompson
Phyllis
Salem Center
M. L. Kendle
Rock Springs
Foot Wound Tightened by Stitches After Knife Drop
Mrs. Car Coots of Logan sustained a foot wound when a butcher knife slipped from her hand Wednesday. Several stitches were needed to close the injury at the local medical facility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Lincoln-Zepure Car Promises Comfort and Economy
The Universal Credit Company promotes the Lincoln-Zepure with Authorized Finance Plans. The vehicle features soft transverse springs for a smooth ride, a responsive V-12 motor, and comfortable seating for one to six passengers. Engineers assert rigorous testing and easy access to working parts for economical maintenance.
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Universal Credit Company
Lincoln
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Peggy Hack
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Katherine Bell
Margaret Soliday
Kathryn Wright
Catherine Stoughton
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Martha Getz
Miss Stoughton
Elizabeth Stoughton
Leslie Evans
Thelma Arnold
Green Township
Margaret Spannow
Sparnow
Catherine
Bsther Stoughton
Daisy
Manon Powers
Madge
Faith Wright
Rosemary Lecrone
Esther French
Clarence Salts
Edith Campbell
Halliburton
Richard Halliburton
Capitol University
Elsie Martin
Louise Strentz
Ruth White
Alice Frasch
Bartelle Hamilton
Margaret Lindley
Sara Rockhold
Monica Acker
Harriett Weymueller
William Mock
William Martin
Tiny Tots
Winnie Mae
Wiley Post
Smithsonian Institute
Washington, D. C
National Capitol
Colonel Lindbergh
Logan City
Murray
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Lottridge and Carthage
Mrs. Raymond Foreman
Mul Street
Fitzgerald
Mrs. Hammon Ile
Clayton Schelde
Lincoln -Zepuy
FORD
Detroit
Jose Manzanares
Columbia
Louisville
WHAS
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Meigs, Jackson, Gallia
Vinton and
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Fred Lincoln
Meigs
Beasley Hocking, Vinton, Jackson and
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