Logan Marriage Licenses
Marcus D. Lohr, 21, clerk, and Vernice Lohr, 20, telephone operator, both of Logan.
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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1921
Page
12
Marcus D. Lohr, 21, clerk, and Vernice Lohr, 20, telephone operator, both of Logan.
Delbert Adams infant son of Mr and Mrs C F Adams of North Street died shortly after midnight Tuesday. He was one of triplets born two weeks ago making this the second child loss for the family.
Relatives report Bruce Disbennet age near a year wins a principal part in a Columbus health pageant held Monday before the seal sale drive. Theda Bara also had a part. Bruce, son of Mrs. Oda Disbennet of this city, is a patient at the Franklin County tuberculosis sanitarium and has shown improvement after several months of treatment.
E. H. Stratton of Nelsonville visited Wednesday and, according to reports, intends to open a bakery in Murray City soon. He is laying plans to that end.
Mr and Mrs H H Sibley of Washington state concluded a two weeks visit Thursday, having once lived near Webb Summit in this county. They left about 25 years ago for Columbus and later Washington where Sibley built a valuable fruit farm. In Logan they stayed with former schoolmate Dan Struble and visited Webb Summit area friends. They plan a month with relatives in Columbus.
Roy Camp of Lancaster was found not guilty on charges of auto stealing after a brief jury deliberation. Camp, who spent about nine weeks in the county jail, was arrested by Deputy Farbean in the Hocking county jail area and later at a local filling station while getting gasoline. Witnesses testified. C. V. Wright defended Camp.
Hocking Valley Lodge No. 262 I O O F held its annual election Tuesday night naming Henry Allen Noble Grand Chauncey Steele Vice Grand C B Hull Recording Secretary F P Starcher Financial Secretary Rolland Bright Treasurer T J Braddock Trustee Officers to be installed in January Twenty one Past Grands attended and voted for Grand Lodge officers Rolland Bright received 51 votes as district Grand Lodge representative with two other candidates from other lodges running.
An old style ad urges mothers to give California Fig Syrup to relieve constipation in children. It touts a fruity flavor, claims a teaspoon can prevent illness, and warns to ask for the genuine product to avoid imitations. Mentions German tea flavoring with cinnamon and rum.
The Hock Hocking Council of Royal and Select Masters met Tuesday evening at their hall and conferred two degrees on one candidate. New officers filled the stations as preparations begin for the Super-Excellent degree on January 2, a major annual event in local Masonic circles.
Word reaches Logan that Barton son of S E Kitchen of Adelia was taken to a Columbus hospital for an operation Monday. Mr Kitchen and family are former residents of Logan.
Carrie Steinbrooke of McArthur stopped in Logan for a brief visit on Tuesday en route home from Columbus. She came to see her niece Bernice Redick, the girl noted for a dual personality that has puzzled the medical community for some time.
The county farm bureau annual meeting at the armory hall drew farmers from the area. Murray D. Lincoln and F. A. Brown spoke as officers and delegates. Sam Blum was re-elected president, Wm. Mercer vice president, M. H. Engle secretary treasurer. Chas. J. Wright named delegate to the state convention in Columbus. The board adds three women directors: Mrs. O. A. Shaw, Mrs. Wm. Hansel, and Mrs. Mary Kessler.
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