Hocking County Red Cross Roll Call Exceeds 1930 Total
LOGAN Dec 8 Last year's Red Cross subscription in Hocking County exceeded as the latest roll call brings the county total to 1080 dollars. The 1930 total beat last year’s 1029 dollars with some large donations and near 800 members. Logan alone contributed over 800 dollars, surpassing last year by more than 20 dollars. Rural districts have not yet finished reports and may push the final total toward 1100 dollars.
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Hocking County Red Cross
Logan
Red Cross
Hocking County
C. F. Rauch
Plenty To Enter Commissioner Race In Hocking County
In Hocking County two nominations are at stake and several candidates are set to run. Republican incumbents Charles Brown and J M Lanner are named along with Emanual Wolfe and Vance Webb as potential contenders. Democrat John M Conkie and Harry W Shaw are also reported to seek seats. Add Sanborn may join the Republican slate as a possible candidate.
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Vance Webb
Logan
Republican Central Committee
Harry W. Shaw
Add Sanborn
Ward
Relatives Informed Of Leonard Death in New Rochelle
Dr Albert Leonard well known educator dies at 74 in New Rochelle New York after months of illness He formerly lived in Hocking County born in Marion Township taught in local schools later served as superintendent of schools at New Rochelle He leaves a wife a son and a daughter and was brother to several local residents Funeral services were held in New Rochelle Tuesday.
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William Leonard
Marion Township
Christian Leonard
Crossenville
Sarah Focht
Phillip Wagner
Bremen
Walter Leonard
New Rochelle
Chicken theft arrest in Dickens Addition case
ELOGAN December 8 Charles Kinsley of Dicken Addition was arrested at his home Sunday morning by Deputy pursuing a chicken theft complaint. The report notes police action and the suspect detained for investigation.
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Dicken Addition
Elogan
Charles Kinsley
Dicken
Marion Township theft charge against local resident
Sheriff Joe Farbear holds a suspect for arraignment in Magistrate J. P. Miller's court after an affidavit by Bert Bierly accuses him of stealing chickens from the William Bierly farm in Marion Township Saturday night.
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Joe Farbear
J. P. Miller
Bert Bierly
William Bierly
Marion Township
Logan Man Finds Civil War Rempel Stage Pass
Logan man discovers in a safety box an old document covering transportation from Logan to a Chillicothe camp for Civil War examination. The pass, issued at government expense, relates to Rempel Stages travel between Logan and Lancaster via the Hocting Valley, reflecting era travel details.
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Logan
Satuday
Chillicothe
Rempel Stages
Hoc’ting
Lancaster
Scarlet Fever Death Reported Here Monday
Mrs. Fred Smith 22 Murray City died at home early Monday becoming the second scarlet fever victim in Hocking County this year. Health records show 152 cases in city and county with two deaths. the Gore Proctor family girl death a month earlier. The disease is more prevalent in rural areas this year with some unusually virulent cases.
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Fred Smith
Murray City
Logan
Hocking County
Health Department
Proctor
Gore
Three Quarantined Diphtheria Cases in Hocking County
Logan reports three diphtheria cases under quarantine in Murray City Coonville and Salt Creek Township in Hocking County Health Commissioner Dr W B Lacock says two may be released soon after state lab throat cultures. Sporadic cases appear countywide but no epidemic is suspected.
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Murray City
Coonville
Salt Creek Township
Logan
Hocking County
W. B. Lacock
Health Department
Leg Amputation After Foot Infection At Laurelville
Hiram McDowell, 68, of near Laurelville, underwent a left leg amputation at Cherrington Hospital Monday morning due to a foot infection. The operation left him in favorable condition that afternoon.
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Laurelville
Logan
Hiram McDowell
Cherrington Hospital
Diphtheria Immunization Progress Reported in Hocking County
Dr. W B Lacock said rural districts in Hocking County are finishing the third and final diphtheria treatments this week. Pupils at New Pittsburg and Jobs schools will finish, with vaccination continuing at Ilesboro Union Furnace Goat Run Smith Scott Creek and South Bloomingville. More than 200 pupils in the latter group have received first treatments.
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Logan
W. B. Lacock
Hocking County
Pittsburg
Jobs
Ilesboro
Union Furnace
Goat Run
Smith
Scott Creek
South Bloomingville
Marriage Permits Granted to Four Couples in Logan Area
Foy J. Blosser 24 laborer of Enter prise weds Helen F. Davis 20 of Logan with Rev. H B Welch officiating. Clarence Davis 25 laborer of Rockbridge Route No 1 weds Alice Primmer 21 of Rockbridge Route No 1 with Rev. B C Peters officiating. Walter R. Collins 21 miner of Coal Gate weds Frances Elda Garner 19 of Jobs with Rev. H B Welch officiating.
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Foy J. Blosser
Enterprise
John Blosser
Helen F. Davis
Logan
J. B. Davis
H. B. Welch
Rockbridge
Clarence Davis
Charles Davis
Alice Primmer
John Primmer
B. C. Peters
Walter R. Collins
Coal Gate
Frank Collins
Frances Elda Garner
Jobs
George Garner
Saturday Club Hosts Emancipation Paper at Luncheon
Members of the Saturday Club were guests of Miss Emma Westen haver for a one o clock luncheon at the Hasterling Clubhouse. After lunch the group visited Mrs. Alice Steinman on East Main Street for the program where Mrs. E. M. Poston presented South American Emancipators.
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Emma Westenhaver
Hasterling
Alice Steinman
East Main Street
E. M. Poston
Local Businessman Overcomes Injuries From County Accident
Logan Dec and Frank Brown, a local business man, visited downtown Monday for the first time in days. He had been confined to his home by injuries to his legs from an automobile accident in Vinton County last week.
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Vinton
Two Athens Children Celebrate Birthdays Today
In Athens no birthdays yesterday but two girls and a boy mark birthdays today. Hazel Griffith of Central School first grade, Alice Maccombs of Central School fifth grade, and Orland Coursey of West Side School third grade.
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Athens
Hazel Griffith
Central School
Alice Maccombs
Central
Orland Coursey
West Side School
Historic Virginia Trail Through Petersburg to Appomattox
District travelers follow the Petersburg Lynchburg route via Petersburg Dinwiddie and Appomattox with Civil War sites. Dinwiddie hosts old slave quarters and Scott’s law office. Blanford Cemetery holds 30 000 Confederate soldiers. Surrender Ground near Appomattox and McLean House wreckage mark the region’s last war chapters.
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Virginia Coast
Petersburg
Lynchburg
Richmond-Staunton
Appomattox
Seaboard Plain
Dinwiddie
Winfield Scott
General Scott
Dewitt
General Lee
Prince George County
Blanford
Blanford Church
Seward
General Grant
President Lincoln
Lee
Peter Jones
Bollingbroke
Bollings
Violet Bank
Beasley House
Edge Hill
Appomattox River
Richmond
Who Brings Your Paper
Clifford Grandstaff has carried The Messenger in Chauncey for over five years with few missed deliveries. He starts at Henry and Son's Garage, covers two miles, and ends at William Verity on Jacob Avenue. He enjoys football, golf, rabbits, hunting, and fishing, and favors arithmetic while hoping to be a carpenter or mechanic.
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Clifford Grandstaff
Chauncey
Henry and Son
William Verity
Jacob Avenue
Clifford
Fred Grandstaff
Fred Ferrell
Tom Mix
Tariff expert urges world conference for lower barriers
Senator Costigan says high tariffs threaten peace and trade and urges an international conference to pursue practical methods for reducing tariff barriers. He notes his tariff commission background and Democratic ties while predicting a reform push in Congress that may fail against presidential veto.
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Washington
Edward FP. Costigan
Colo
United Press
Costigan
Wilson
United States Tariff Commission
Progressive Party
Harrison
Mississippi
Senate Finance Committee
Rainey
House Democrats
Collier
House
Ways and Means Committee
Congress
Hoover
Stop Rheumatic Agony With Ru Ma Ad
An advertisement promises a $1 Ru Ma bottle will end rheumatic pain within a week or money back. It claims quick relief, reduced swelling, and eased stiffness, with Quick's Cut Rate Store inviting sufferers to try the product.
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Quick
Adv
Advertisement seeks buyers for used items
Frank O'Neal of The Plains reports a sale after six days. The Messenger ad promotes computing scales sold for 10 dollars and urges readers to place want ads with Just Dial 0243. Stoves rugs and farm produce are in demand as buyers seek bargains.
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Frank O'Neal
the Plains
Messenger
Gypsy Honeymoon Ends Of A Pair In Law and Love
In a hotel room, Mary parts from Dirk and Bruce as he recovers at the hospital. Bruce vows to support his father, and Mr. Bowen teases Dirk about marriage. A heartfelt moment culminates in Mary's tearful farewell and a final, playful scene as the couples bid farewell. The story ends with a lighthearted farewell.
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Mary
Dirk
Bowen
Scarlet fever quarantines in Athens County area
Miss Mabel Marie Bond age 25 of Little Hocking has been quarantined for scarlet fever. She taught at a Glouster school in Athens County and contracted the disease at work. It follows a prior county case quarantined at Whipple last week.
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Coolville
Mabel Marie Bond
Little Hocking
Glouster
Athens County
Whipple
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