Joe White Named Cashier of Bank
Logan December 10 news from Laurelville says Joe White of Mound Crossing has been appointed cashier of Salt Creek Valley Bank. White is well known in Hocking County where he served two terms as treasurer and has run a store at Mound Crossing. he is brother of John White deputy county auditor.
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Logan
Laurelville
Joe White
Moundrossing
Salt Creek Valley Bank
White
Hocking County
Mound Crossing
John White
Logan man pleads guilty to non support
Everett Ratcliffe pleaded guilty to non support before Judge Harley M. Whitcraft and was ordered to pay eight dollars weekly for his child's support. The petit jury had been summoned and was excused until Wednesday morning to hear the rest of the docket.
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Logan
Wee
Everett Ratcliffe
Harley M. Whitcraft
Funeral Held for Emmett Morganthaler At Leonard Chapel
Funeral services were held for Emmett Morganthaler who died in his Diamond area rooming house last week. The Rev Amos L Meyde of Hunter Street Lutheran Church delivered the sermon. Burial followed at St Paul Cemetery in Perry County. Morganthaler's body was found Saturday afternoon by Guy Lewis Ivan Wolfe and Clyde Morgan of The Diamond. Coroner J P Miller attributed the death to heart trouble.
Skinner to Speak at Marietta High Gym Dedication
B C Skinner has accepted Marietta Board of Education invitation to be principal speaker at the dedication of the new high school gymnasium. He notified Superintendent Henry L Sullivan by letter. The date is to be set in the final days of January 1930 and the event is paid. Skinner, former Marietta superintendent, helped lead the high school project and gymnasium preparations.
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Marietta
B. C. Skinner
Marietta Board of Education
Henry L. Sullivan
Skinner
Marietta High School
Judge Mauck to Leave for South for Winter
Dec 10 report from Pomero y notes members of the Court of Appeals in this county and district suffer health issues. Judge Mauck, overworked, will go to Florida for the winter while Judge Middleton remains healthy. They aim to finish current work by year end and await a new appointment to fill Mauck’s vacancy.
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Pomeroy
Court of Appeals
Peter J. Blosser
R. J Mauck
W. H. Middleton
Mauck
Florida
Middleton
Dudie Mauck
Former Wellston Coach Dies in Columbus Hospital
Delbert Eugene Loster aged 29 of 466 Sixteenth Avenue died Monday night from peritonitis after an appendectomy at University Hospital. The McKinley Junior High civics and history teacher had been in the hospital 10 days. Previously he coached football basketball and baseball at Wellston High School and taught civics and history at Eleventh Avenue Junior High.
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Columbus
Delbert Eugene Loster
Sixteenth Avenue
McKinley Junior High School
University Hospital
Boster
Eleventh Avenue Junior High School
Wellston High School
Series of Mishaps Takes Three Lives
A string of gun, auto, and train accidents in Cleveland left three dead, two dying, and four hospitalized. A detective squad car en route to a shooting scene crashed into a rival auto, pushing it into a telephone pole. victims include Detective Harry Soetga and Detective Edwin White among the injured and dead.
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Cleveland
U.rthree
Harry Soetga
Edwin White
Mise Blorence Wahis
al- Me-Davidson
Logan Geddes Sermon Urges Higher Wages for Living
The Rev H M Geddes at First Presbyterian Church urged raising the wage scale to improve living standards for Logan residents. He linked the Good Samaritan tale to the call for more helpful community action and questioned why some families struggle on current wages.
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Logan
Geddes
First Presbyterian Church
Henderson Canty Form Partnership in Logan
Henderson and Canty announced a new law partnership in Logan. Phil A. Henderson will be senior partner and continue as prosecuting attorney. Joseph J. Canty, Notre Dame Law graduate of 1929, will be junior partner. Offices secured in Arcade Building. Canty is son of John and Mrs Canty of Mound Street.
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Logan
Henderson
Gibisonville Farmer Dies at Athens Hospital
R. A. Alters, 57, of Gibisonville, died at Athens State Hospital at 8 p m Sunday after two weeks in custody of the Probate Court. He was brought to his home for a Tuesday morning service before burial at Walnut Hills Cemetery near Columbus.
Classifieds for The Menscagee and UD Circula tor-test
Classified eds note contact Logan 272 for The Menscagee or related circula tor-test items.
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UD. Y. Milve
Logan
Knights of Pythias to mark fifteenth anniversary event
Plans for Logan Lodge No. 119 Knights of Pythias fifteenth anniversary observance are laid for December 17 with an 8 PM meeting to arrange the program. Harry Shaw named program committee chairman.
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Logan
Logan Lodge No. 119
Knights of Pythias
Harry Shaw
Dead Rabbit Found Alive After Car Trip
Logan journal reports John Lohr Fayette County farmer found a rabbit he had shot for hunting had survived a trip in his enclosed car. He released the stunned animal, which later hopped about inside the vehicle before being killed.
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Logan
John Lohr
Rome Grangers To Reorganize At Saturday Meeting
Rome Grange plans an all day event at the Grange Hall Stewart with H J Hoskinson as master. Reports for the year and new officers will be elected. A noon oyster dinner will be served and members are asked to bring milk butter or pickles while sandwiches are furnished by the group. An afternoon program is scheduled.
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Rome
Salvation Army Christmas Kettles Aid Athens Needy
Salvation Army kettles placed at the Post Office and Courthouse solicit donations. Captain Richard Benton says every penny buys warm Christmas dinners for Athens City and County needy residents as Yuletide nears.
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Salvation Army
Yuletide
Athens
Richard Benton
Logan officials in Columbus for conference with national commander
Frank Harden district chairman of the American Legion M B Weymueller commander Logan DPost and Barton Hall member of the Department Rehabilitation Committee attended a Columbus conference Saturday evening with Nations Commander Badenharver.
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Loec
Frank Harden
The
American Legion
M. Bk. Weymueller
Logan Dpost
Barton Hall
Department
Columbus
Badenharver
Isms of Art to be Explained in Lecture Series
Prof Krank J Jons of Ohio University will present Modern Painting the first in a series on Modern Art and the Open Mind at Prie rts Hall Thursday at 7 36 pm. The talk will clarify cubism expressionism humorism and futurism and feature slides from Harvard files plus works by Cezanne and other masters. All university and city residents invited.
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Krank J Jons
Art Department
Ohio University
Prierts Hall
The
Anniversity
Ben
Harvard University
Cezanne
Playboy of Broadway heir to settle into business career
Nicholas Herkimer, heir to a $50 million fortune and dubbed New York’s most eligible bachelor, announces plans to abandon bachelor life to pursue a business career. He begins duties as president of the family firm, a long established 211 year old social staple.
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Broadway
Nicholas Herkimer Putnem
New York
Social Registerite
County to Pay All Bills Due Present Year
County Auditor J Clyde Edmundson announced that all properly certified bills approved by the County Commissioners will be paid in full for 1929. Journal and witness fee certificates may be cashed at the auditor’s office and certified to the county treasurer. Salaries of county employees will be fully paid this year.
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Athens County
J. Clyde Edmundson
Edmundson
Baby Makes Trip To States Alone
Barbara Stone six months old traveled alone to New York aboard the Grace liner Santa Barbara from Chile to join her aunt Mrs P R Doyle of Brooklyn. Father J C Stone left the child with ship surgeon Dr Q Eastland at Antofagasta. mother Miss Ansa M Foy of Minneapolis died at birth. The baby gained eight pounds on the voyage and was affectionately cared for by passengers. aunt met her at the pier.
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Barbara Stone
Santa Barba
Chile
United States
P. R. Doyle
Brooklyn
Barbara
Q. Eastland
Antofagasta
J. C. Stone
Ansa M. Foy
Minneapolis
Valley Facing Better Times
The Hocking Valley has recovered from a severe business depression and foresees brighter days, Athens Messenger publisher Gordon K. Bush told the Kiwanis Club. He cited wider circulation and advertising at The Messenger as indicators of improved business conditions across five counties despite stock market volatility.
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Gordon K. Bush
The
Athens Messenger
Athens Kiwanis Club
Hotel Berry
Bush
L. W. Roberts
Kiwanis Club
J. M. Higgins
Yale
D. W. Hughes
Harvard
Thomas E. Gibson
Princeton
Cornell
Columbia
Sherrard
B. T. Grover
A. E. Whaley
Dwight Rutherford
Fred Sands
George Whipple
Charles Burnett
Dwight Williams
Ed Quidor
Joh Bolin
M. M. Kerr
E. L. Miller
David W. Hughes
Debutant Miss Maria Sacassga Celebrates Washington Entry
Diplomat's daughter Miss Maria Sacassga, daughter of Juan B. Sacassa the Nicaraguan minister to the United States, will make her Washington society debut this month.
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Maria Sacassga
Juan B.sacassa
United States
Washington
Lindberghs to housekeep in five room New York apartment
The Lindberghs will move into a five room New York apartment with a large living room a log burning fireplace a foyer two bedrooms and a bath and a kitchenette dinette combination. The annual rental is reported at 3209 dollars.
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New York
Lindberghs
Daughter of Kroger Barnes Divorced Again in Cincinnati
Gretchen Kroger Barnes 31 daughter of B H Kroger founder of the Kroger chain was granted a divorce for the second time on Monday in Cincinnati She had previously divorced John H Pattison vice president of Union Central Life Insurance Co in January 1927 and remarried.
Barnes Divorce Granted After Neglect Claims
George H. Barnes a 43 year old insurance broker is granted a divorce in September on the ground of neglect.
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George H. Barnes
Barnes
East Side PTA Meeting Moved Up for Christmas
The December East Side Parent-Teacher Association of Athens will meet at 2 45 P M Wednesday at the East School Building due to Christmas Day. Professor E A Jensen will speak and a musical program will be presented by Mrs Lucy D Williams Miss Louisa Steele and pupils.
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East Side
Parent-Teacher Association of Athens
E. A. Jensen
Lucy D. Williams
Lousia Steele
County Auditor Joins Ohio Association Committee
Athens County Auditor J Clyde Edmundson was appointed to the Legislative Committee of the County Auditors Association of Ohio. The annual meeting in Columbus was attended by most, but Edmundson missed it due to urgent office work. The group will study proposed measures including a new state tax limit amendment.
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Athens County
J. Clyde Edmundson
County Auditor's Association of Ohio
Columbus
Edmundson
Hdrtensson
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