Health mortality and disease counts in Logan County
Logan County reports twenty-five births and twenty-three deaths in the period. Infants under one year accounted for two deaths. other age groups show several deaths, with fifteen over fifty. Eight scarlet fever cases. two in Logan, plus a typhoid case. Union Furnace reports chickenpox since month start. Court decisions include dismissal with costs in Jesse Kitchen vs Barton Hall and Joe Thomas, and other dismissed cases Buckeye Oil and Gas Co. vs Frank Sheren and Ida Hangel Clark vs Dayton Clark.
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Logan
Union Furnace
Peter
Jesse Kitchen
Barton Hall
Joe Thomas
Buckeye Oil and Gas Co
Frank Sheren
Ida Han Gel Clark
Dayton Clark
Election of Officers for Logan Legion Auxiliary 1925
Logan unit of the Legion Auxiliary met at the legion hall Monday evening. Mrs. Harry Mock was chosen president for installation. Other officers include Mrs. Sairy Nill as incident, Mrs. Warry Thomas as rotary, Grace Shriner as treasurer, with Beth Robison Kirby Snyder and Grace as executive committee. A bazaar report showed a treasury increase of 85 dollars for welfare work. The next meeting is December 22 with Christmas gathering planned. An elaborate spread followed the session.
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Logan
Legion Auxiliary
Legion Hall
Monay
Harry Mock
Ock
Sairy Nill
Warry Thomas
Rotary
Grace Shriner
Beth Robison
Kirby Snyder
Grace
OSU Official to Address County Farm Meeting on Experiments
M. W. Bailey of the Solis department at Ohio State University will speak Thursday at the farm bureau office to owners of farms with soil crop and pasture experiments. Sixteen farms host experimental orchard tracts with many farmers expected. Bailey formerly county agent here and later in Fairfield County before joining the university.
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M. W. Bailey
Solis
Ohio State University
Farm Bureau
Bailey
Fairfield County
The
State University
Mastern Stars Local Chapter Installations Scheduled
Newly elected officers in the local chapter of the Mastern Stars will be installed at Masonic hall Thursday evening. After the installation ceremonies, luncheon will be served by the refreshments committee.
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The
Mastern Stars
Masonic Hall
Mrs Mary Jane Ball 86 Dies After Month-Long Illness
Mrs Mary Jane Ball died Tuesday after an illness of over a month. She lived with daughter-in-law Mrs Bess Mutchmore on North Spring street. A daughter Mrs H W Harden of Logan survives. Widow of James Ball, funeral services will be at the Presbyterian church at 10:50 Thursday morning with burial at Oak Grove by Harden Undertaking Co.
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Mary Jane Ball
Bess Mutchmore
North Spring Street
H. W. Harden
Logan
Dall
James Ball
Presbyterian Church
Oak Grove
Harden Undertaking Co
Columber Boy Taken To Columbus Hospital For Appendicitis
John Columber son of Mr and Mrs Barl Columber was taken to a Columbus hospital from his home 15 West Front Street. He suffered an acute appendicitis attack and an immediate operation was expected.
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John Columber
Barl Columber
Columbus
West Front Street
Operated on T (sic)urville Brothers at Cherington Hospital
Herman and Clyde, sons of Mr and Mrs Charles iush of Oureville, underwent tonsillectomies at Cherington hospital Monday morning for removal of diseased tonsils.
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Herman and
Clyde
Charles Iush
Oureville
Cherrington Hospital
Common Pleas Court Notes on Car Sale Restitution
Harry Stobbs is to receive one half of the amount recovered from the sale of his car which was previously confiscated by officers. The note indicates steps taken to recover the funds.
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Common Pleas Court
Harry Stobbs
Ohio Farm Bureau official to attend Logan meeting
W. W. Brownfield of the Ohio Farm Bureau Federation will visit Logan next Saturday for the annual local farm bureau meeting. He will present certificates of achievement to boys and girls who completed their year’s club work.
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Pressne
W. W. Brownfield
Ohbto Farm Bureau Federation
Logan
Farm Bureau
Logan Boy Scouts Aid Elks Minstrel Ticket Drive
Logan Boy Scouts assist in selling Elks and Boy Scouts Minstrel show tickets. Proceeds fund a city equipment fund with the Elks sharing profits. A swim hike is planned for Second and First Class Scouts at the Central Y M C A pool in Columbus next Saturday morning.
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WME
BOY Scouts OF
Logan
Boy Scouts
Elks and
Elks
Beya
Central Y. M. C. A
Columbus
Scouting Progress Highlighted By Logan Leaders
Headquarters of the a 8. a. reas lumbas to see the of. work there. This ig rage chance to see some of ings a big iand experienced punce has succeeded in doing, further the pro gress of Scouting in Logan and incidentally, per the box to do a attic holiday window shopping. The Central M C A meeting at 10 15 Saturday. The December Co of Honor meets next Monday evening. 80 ai l candidates for degrees must put in their names this week to the Executive. Merit Badges are being started by Scout Leaders. some may be awarded soon. Parents and friends are reminded there are no better Christmas gifts than Scout equipment and supplies.
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A 8. A
Logan
Cincinnati church splits over pastorage links to Klan
About 100 members of Richmond Street Christian church resign to form a new congregation in Cincinnati. The group cites alleged ties between former pastor Rev. O. W. Baylor and the Ku Klux Klan as a reason for leaving.
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Cincinnati
Doc
Richmond Street Christian Church
0. W. Baylor
Ku Klux Klan
Inmates to Choose Their Own Suit Patterns
Partington Eng notes inmates at the local poorhouse may select their own suit patterns going forward. The change empowers residents to express personal style while maintaining facility standards.
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Partington
Eng
New antiseptic touted as milder germ killer
Notes for Women describes a new antiseptic four times stronger than Carbolic Acid and safer than bichloride of mercury. It is claimed to be drinkable and gentle on delicate membranes, with chemists predicting it will replace harsher germ killers. A 60 cent Kojene bottle at McKee Drug Co. or any druggist promotes personal hygiene benefits for women.
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McKee Drug Co
Friendship Circle Meet At M. B. Church Friday Evening
Glouster News reports the Friendship Circle will host a program at M. B. Church Friday evening featuring a large school orchestra and Gr ee club. The Sunday school orchestra and gpe club will provide music and all are welcome. The Missionary Society meets Tuesday at 2 o'clock. M Beshara, post operation at Mt Carmel, is recovering with wife Mrs Beshara at the hospital. Return home expected about December 22.
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Friendship Circle
Little M. B
Big School
Gpe
M. Beshara
Mt.Carmel Hospital
Columbus
Reput
Joe
Derthick Pumper Found Dead in Mine 16
Frank Hayden 43 of Derthick was found dead in Mine 16 at about 11 45 Tuesday by timberman Sam Johnson. He died likely a few hours earlier and the body was taken to L R Andrews funeral rooms. A post mortem was planned for Wednesday morning. He leaves a widow and five children the eldest 12. He was a son of Mr and Mrs John Hayden of Derthick and brother to Walter Hayden, Hollister church funeral to be held Thursday at 2 conducted by Glouster Lodge Knights of Pythias. Burial likely in Hollister cemetery.
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Frank Hayden
Derthick
Sam Johnson
L. R. Andrews
Hollister
Miss Lulu Stevens to Undergo Mastoid Operation
Miss Lulu Stevens aged 17 of Quakdale was taken to Grant Hospital in Columbus today by Dr. Gibson. She was accompanied by Mrs. William Embrey for the mastoid operation.
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Lulu Stevens
Quakdale
Grant Hospital
Columbus
Gibson
William Embrey
Special meeting for funeral of Frank Hayden at Glouster Lodge
Glouster Lodge No. 336 Knights of Pythias will hold a special meeting this evening to arrange the Frank Hayden funeral. Moose library books must be returned at once as they will be sent back to Columbus. Books were loaned through the lodge for public use at no cost.
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Glouster Lodge No. 336, Knights of Pythias
Frank Hayden
Columbus
Moose Lodge
Legion Auxiliary to Meet Friday Evening at Legion Hall
The auxiliary of the American Legion will convene at the Legion hall Friday evening for important business transactions.
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Auxiliary of the American Legion
Legion Hall
Friendship Circle Meeting at M KE Church This Week
The Friendship Circle gathering is set for Friday evening at the M KE church. Attendees are advised to arrive on time for the discussion and community fellowship.
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Friendship Circle
M, KE
Local Residents Share Weekend Visits Across Area
Taylor Ridge and nearby towns report a flurry of visits with Mrs. Rhoda Capkie and Mrs. Jennie Conkle of Wellston at Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Martina’s home. Chauncey and Trimbie visitors include Mr. John Davis and son Elmer. Mrs. Minnie Keck returns from near New Lexington as John Kempton visits Athens. The Welling family and Vernice visit A. M. Taylor’s home. Mrs. James Golding spends the weekend with her daughter in Glouster. Elfrieda Hildabrand and Lena Hanning travel to Glouster. August Lemaine and children attend a birthday dinner for Mrs. Graham in Jacksonville. Mrs. Alex Spurgus attends the funeral of Mrs. Henry Howlas in Redtown. Henry Willike visits Athens with his parents. J. H. Martin visits Ed Pierpoint with relatives. Trimble notes Jack Wytta’s convalescence. Rev. G. B. Courtney preaches on Deside at the Chauncey Church of Christ. Mrs. Ralph Sawyer and Elmer Patterson visit their mother, Mrs. J. H. Martin, with Mrs. Charles Wahl visiting Jacksonville.
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Rhoda Capkie
Jennie Conkle
Wellston
J. H. Martina
John Davis
Elmer
Chauncey and
Trimbie
Minnie Keck
New Lexington
John Kempton
Athens
Carl Welling
Vernice
A. M. Taylor
James Golding
Walter Davis
Glouster
Elfrieda Hildabrand
Lena Hanning
August Lemaine
Graham
Jacksonville
Alex Spurgus
Henry Howlas
Redtown
Henry Willike
P. E. Willike
J. H. Martin
Rhoda Congle
Ed Pierpoint
Trimble
Jack Wytta
Beware the Gough or Cold That Hangs On
Chronic coughs and persistent colds threaten lung trouble. Creomulsion, an improved creosote syrup, soothes inflamed membranes and kills germs. It claims to absorb systemically, relieve coughing and colds, and rebuild the body after flu. Money back if relief fails after directions.
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Creomulsion Co
Atlanta
Beet seeds keep germination power for 17 years
Beet seeds retain their germinating power for 17 years, according to a historical agricultural note. The finding highlights long shelf life for beet seed storage and viability over an extended period.
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Logan News
Iauniiaary
PICK
SUIES
Peoples Store
Gilouster
Fer AS
Glouster News
Missionay Society of the
Church of Chris
Taylor Ridge
Kerr Hardware
Moore
South Court St
Eagileh
Thetorage CO
Tyer
Army and Navy Stores of
Nelsonville
Toggery
Glouster, Ohio
Beasley’s
Ohio
J. N. Rathburn’s Sons
Rutland
W. J. Johnston
Fred Woodhouse
J. W. Stocklein, Gleustes
William Hermey & Son
Corning
F. J. Beasley Milling and Grocery Co
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