Hocking Valley I O O F Elects Officers in Busy Meeting
Logan Ohio December special report notes a large turnout at Hocking Valley lodge No. 262 I O O F. Officers chosen include Noble Grand Charles Frasure Vice Grand Jacob Foreman Recording Secretary C B Hull Financial Secretary F P Starcher Treasurer Rolland Bright and Trustee William Poling amid extensive degree work.
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Noble Grand
Charles Frasure
Jacob Foreman
C. B. Hull
F. P. Starcher
Rolland Bright
William Poling
Infallible Sign Umbrella Fixer Scatters Hints
An itinerant umbrella fixer in Logan raises talk as coming events cast shadows. A diviner of economic trends warns times will be hard amid chaotic industrial conditions and a growing number of such signs appearing in months past.
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Logan
Miss P Brooke Visits Friends in Columbus
Miss P. Brooke spent today in Columbus visiting with friends and enjoying the day in the city.
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Miss P. Brooke
Columbus
Ten Logan women on train prompt Columbus shopper concern
A business traveler returning by steam train to Columbus counted ten Logan women with packages and bundles. He urged the Messenger reporter to note the issue, suggesting local business methods and pricing may push trade away to Columbus or other towns. He alleges many shoppers are railroad pass riders.
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Columbus
Logan
Messenger
Bremen oil landowner Amos Blosser in Logan visit
Bremen based land owner Amos Blosser, known for his profits from the Bremen oil field, arrived in Logan yesterday on business.
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Amos Blosser
Bremen
Logan
Mr. Blosser
Euterpean Club Entertainment at Presbyterian Church
The Euterpean club presents tonight’s program at the Presbyterian church drawing strong local interest with popular performances.
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Euterpean Club
Presbyterian Church
Elks Ladies Club Plans High Order Entertainment
The Elks' ladies' club met at the Rempel National Bank Building to hold a regular gathering with strong attendance. The entertainment committee also met and is preparing a forthcoming program of high quality.
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Elks’ Ladies’ Club
Rempel National Bank
Junia Club Meeting Hosted by Mrs Ambrose and Miss Blasius
The Junia Club was entertained Tuesday evening by Mrs H F Ambrose and Miss Helen Blasius at North Market street. Nearly all members attended for an instructive session and discussion of club matters.
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Junia Club
H. F. Ambrose
Helen Blasius
North Market Street
Sage Tea and Sulphur Compound for Dark Hair
An old time remedy of Sage Tea and Sulphur darkens gray hair and restores sheen. Wyeths Sage Tea and Sulphur Compound marketed for natural even coloring and gloss restoration via dampened sponge or brush. Also notes charitable work by Mrs. Anna Tannabhill and a December 23 operetta rehearsal by high school scholars.
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Wyeth
Anna Tannabhill
Pilgrim Fathers Talk and Holiday Party Planned
Miss Ella Rochester presented a paper on The Origin of the Pilgrim Fathers, followed by a full club discussion. Two visitors, Mrs. Ella Gaffney and Mrs. Nancy Work, attended. A four member committee was formed to plan the next meeting at Mrs. Will Strentz's North Market street home with holiday festivities.
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Ella Rochester
Ella Gaffney
Nancy Work
Will Strentz
North Market Street
Sewing Circle Guests Dine After Tuesday Meeting at Ambrose Home
At the Sewing Circle gathering on Tuesday afternoon at the home of I. B. Fred Ambrose, guests included Mrs. J. Foster Waverly Mesdames Cherrington Gabriel Eberst Ambrose Watson Hack Burchfield. Supper was served at 6 by the hostess. Next meeting moves to Mrs Walter Klein Schmidt’s home.
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Sewing Cirle
Sewing Circle
Fred Ambrose
Sons of Veterans District Meeting Set at Lancaster
The district S of V meeting will be held in Lancaster on Sunday December 12. Logan camp members are urged to attend in a body for a big time and Commander Ed Beck of Logan camp will be installed as junior vice commander of the Ohio division.
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Sons OF Veterans
Lancaster
Logan Camp
Ed Beck
Ohio
Logan
Ed and Mrs Ewing Visit Columbus on Thursday
Mr and Mrs Ed Ewing were Columbus business visitors on Thursday. They toured local firms and attended meetings as part of a civic outreach by their company.
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Ed Ewing
Columbus
J C McCloud of Amanda Heads to Logan on Short Trip
J C McCloud of Amanda traveled to Logan yesterday on a brief business trip.
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J.C. McCloud
Amanda
Logan
Paid Fine and Kept Conscience From Hurting
Canton report says Marie Semagius pleaded guilty to carrying concealed deadly weapons. Sheriff Cathon confirmed the offense after a record search revealing a four year-old indictment. She received a $50 fine plus costs and paid it, claiming relief from fear of arrest.
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Canton
Marie Semagius
Marie
Cathon
Yago
Mothers Need Mother Grays Sweet Powders for Children
If mothers only knew how many children suffer headaches feverishness stomach troubles and irregular bowels these days. Mother Gray's Sweet Powders are easy pleasant to take and effective so mothers who use them tell others about them. Sold by druggists everywhere.
Presbyterian Rural Parish weekly services and meetings
Albany church holds Sunday service at 10 30 with James A Miller as pastor. Hebbardsville hosts Sunday school at 1 00 and church at 2 00. Winger's Chapel reports no meetings. Guysville offers Sunday school at 9 and church at 7. Carthage Sunday school at 1 30. Special evangelistic meetings led by the pastor run Tuesday to Friday evenings at 7. New England Sunday school listed with 00 missing.
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Presbyterian
James A. Miller
Albany
Hebbardsville
Winger
Guysville
Carthage
New England
Murray City Obituary and Community News Update
Murray City reports the death of Mr. Frazure of Longstreth on Tuesday morning with funeral at 9 am in the M E church led by Rev. Bishop and burial in Greenlawn cemetery. Also notes a successful school grade entertainment and local illnesses including Mrs. Castell, Mrs. Scott, and Mrs. Higgins with church ladies continuing charitable work.
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Frazure
Longstreth
M. E
Bishop
Greenlawn
T. A. Castell
Chas
Main Street
Lydia Scott
Columbus
M. D. Higgins
Ladies and Society
M. FE. Church
Will iam P Hoisington 1861 1920 Obituary
Will iam P Hoisington born January 5 1861 near Amesville Ohio was a helpful son a farmer and teacher. He married Jennie Phillips in 1889 and worked in Amesville before moving to Columbus in 1915 where he lived the rest of his life. He died November 28 1920 at Protestant Hospital aged 59 years 10 months 24 days. He left widow and nine children Edith Ellis Ned P Harland Ellis Fritz Roger Leon and Charles in Columbus and others in Philadelphia Canton and Sacramento. Two sisters and a brother survive.
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Amesville
Ohio
William P. Hoisington
N. P. Hoisington
M. FB
Edith Ellis
Athens
Ned P
Harland
Philadelphia
Ellis
Canton
Fritz
Roger
Leon
Charles
Columbus
Lucy Potter
Sacramento
Calif
Kittie Gillilan
John B
Tennessee
Protestant Hospital
Card of Thanks for W. P. Hoisington in Athens
The Hoisington family thanks neighbors and friends for deeds of kindness at the funeral services and for support during the interment brought to Athens.
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W. P. Hoisington
Athens
Prison Term Inspires Paroled Man to Thank Judge
A man jailed for forging checks totaling 3600 dollars wrote Judge Dan B. Cull of the criminal court to say the prison sentence did him good. He was paroled from Ohio penitentiary before Thanksgiving and thanked the judge for the services, claiming the sentence improved him physically mentally and morally.
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Cleveland
Dan B. Cull
Criminal Court
Ohio
Girls Pass Bad Checks in Logan But Are Caught
Two girls aged 18 and 13 used multiple names to pass three bad checks at three merchants in Logan. Walter Rochester recovered the goods and brought them to the merchants. Checks drawn on Rempel Bank and signed by likely former citizens. Marion Eastman filed perjury charges against Grover Uncle. Uncle was later discharged.
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Logan
Logan, CO
Judy
Laurelville
Walter Rochester
Rochester-Lytle
Strentz-Lappen
Johnson-Beverage
Rempel Bank
Marion Eastman
Grover Uncle
Eastman
Uncle
Mayor Miller
Squire Brooks
Mayo Leads Haiti Marines Inquiry to Report Next Week
Admiral Henry T. Mayo, appointed by Secretary Daniels to head the court of inquiry into the alleged misconduct of Marines in Haiti, began work on the report and said it would be completed by the end of next week.
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Washington
Henry T. Mayo
Daniels
Haiti
Carrie Ruth obituary notes life of faith and family
Carrie C. Ruth daughter of Asbury and Rowena Creamer born November 29 1958 in Shade Ohio died November 29 1920 in her home after sixty two years of service and devotion. She married L Auburn Ruth October 14 1877 and left four children D Q Chapple Athens OH O S Selle California Clifford Athens and Emmett Glendive MT. A devoted mother and educator she leaves husband four children sister Mrs A K Newman and brothers Harry and George with many relatives.
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Carrie C. Ruth
Asbury
Rowena Creamer
Shade
Ohio
L. Auburn Ruth
Fou
D. QO. Chapple
Athens
0. S. Selle
A. K. Newman
Harry
Lamar
Colorado
George
Salt Lake City
Utah
Acknowledgments After Loss From Auburn Ruth and Family
A note of thanks expresses gratitude for help during illness and death of Auburn Ruth’s wife and mother. The family lists floral thanks to The Martzolff Class Chauncey High School Pleasant Valley schools and others. They also thank Rev Timmons Mrs Sprague Mrs Drake and Mr Dowler for condolences singing and services.
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Martzolff
Chauncey High School
Pleasant Valley Schools
Timmons
Men Take Jobs As Housemaids
In Cleveland on December 10, men are filling household roles as domestics due to a shortage of maids and many unskilled men out of work. One applicant said he would do anything except washing, joining others who beat rugs, sweep, clean windows, and perform similar tasks.
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Cleveland
State City
Free Labor Exchange
Alcohol lamp heats tray designed to keep dishes warm
An alcohol lamp provides the heat for a tray invented to keep dishes warm in cold weather, showcasing a simple warming device.
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Cash Shoe Store
D. Zenner Co. Mens Shop
Pomeroy
Armory
Columbia
Produced
Harry Rapf
International News
Opera House
Maud Norwood
Fred Martell
New York
Mens Shop
Murray City
Bobby Jones
Waddell
Raymond C. Brown
Lancaster St
Saiz
Auburn Ruth and Children
George Goodchild
Alaska
Selznick News
Majestic
George Walsh
Ford
G. W. Hopkins
E. F. Martin
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