Logan News Report On Surgery And Burial Association Elections
George Ledbetter of Logan underwent a surgical operation at fecal hospital on Wednesday and is expected to recover quickly. The Work ers Mutual Burial Association elected W T Poling of Zanes avenue as president for the coming year along with C W Sheets as vice president and other officers.
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George Ledbetter
Logan
Fecal Hospital
Workers Mutual Burial Association
W.T. Poling
Zanesavenue
C. W. Sheets
C. T. Stephenson
Harry L. Smith
C. H. Smith
Turor
A. A. Turner
J. R. Kem
F. P. Siarcher
Ch Barnes
William Eierly
Risley
Examintion
Appeal Over Child's Education Certificate Case
W Christman appeals juvenile court ruling on an age and schooling certificate for Henry Lortz's child. Lortz had applied and a certificate was granted. the matter went to the senile court, which directed the superintendent to issue the certificate. A new trial motion was overruled and the case seeks review of errors in the plaintiff's petition. The question is whether Common Pleas has jurisdiction, with some arguing juvenile court is the last resort in such cases.
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W. Christman
Henry Lortz
Lortz
Common Pleas
Juvenile Court
Local lodge and Pythian Sisters hear Heinz lecture
Members of the local lodge and Pythian Sisters were entertained after a Wednesday evening gathering with an illustrated Heinz lecture. The presenter used motion pictures showing the original plant in Pennsylvania and the company’s progress from pickling to tomato farms and processing all steps of the business.
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PP. Ge
Pythian Sisters
Heinz Manhe
Pennvania
Illness reports from local patients and surgeries
Mrs. Richard Williams of this city is hospitalized for treatment for several days. Mrs. Goldberg has returned home after several days of hospital care. Clarence Ford is recovering from pneumonia at his North Market street home. Howard White, Logan banker, is slightly improved after a transfusion last week and a second operation is planned Friday. He had similar procedures at Johns Hopkins months ago and recovered thereafter.
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Richard Williams
Johns Hopkins Hospital
White
Home Circle Meets at Lucy Ellinger Residence
The Home Circle group of Zanesville avenue residents spent an evening at Mrs. Lucy Ellinger’s home. Members present included Mrs. William Kellenbarger, Mrs. Jerome Kellenbarger, Mrs. George Wolfe, Mrs. Lee Groves, Mrs. John Struble, Mrs. Charles Bright, Mrs. Groves, Mrs. Paul Fox, Miss Rosella Miller, Miss Mary Smith, Miss Gladys Wright, and the hostess. After sewing, refreshments were served and officers elected: Miss Mary Smith president, Mrs. Charles Bright secretary.
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Zanesville Avenue
Lucy Ellingern
William Kellenbarger
Jerome Kellenbarger
George Wolfe
Lee Groves
John Struble
Charles Bright
Groves
Paul Fox
Rosella Miller
Mary Smith
Gladys Wreiht J
Logan Women Visit Sister in Athens for Two Days
Mrs. Ella Keynes and Mrs. A G Steinman of Logan visited Athens for two days this week as guests of their sister Mrs. Wal Murphy.
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Ella Keynes
A. G. Steinman
Logan
Athens
Wal Murphy
Local Incident In South Bloomingville Reported
Homer G Hill age 32 a mechanic and Marie Bles age 21 at home in South Bloomingville are noted in a brief report from the village.
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Homer G. Hill
South Bloomingville
Marie Bles
At Home
Two Daughters Born to Rownes Family in East Hunter
A stork visit at the home of Mr and Mrs Henry Rownes of East Hunter street brought two daughters this week. Mr Rownes, a brakeman with the Hocking Valley railway, works in the local yards.
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Stork
Henry Rownes
East Hunter Street
Rownes
Hocking Valley Railway
Back From Texas Stone and Schaal Return From Texas Trip
Stone and Adam Schaal returned from a sight seeing trip to Texas where they toured advertised land. They reported good weather and a Texas temperature of 80 degrees.
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Texas
Welcome Stone
Adam Schaal
Condition improves after Mrs Gossett's operation
The notice reports Mrs. John R. Gossett underwent surgery early this week and passed the operation successfully with rapid convalescence noted.
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Columbus
John R. Gossett
TREES LINE MAIN STREET FOR HOLIDAY SEASON
Businessmen arrived Friday to find Christmas trees placed along Main Street from Gallagher Avenue to Orchard Street. The six to seven foot trees will likely be decorated by merchants and may be lit, creating a festive town display.
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Place Trees
Towntown
Main Street
Gallagher Avenue
Orchard Street
Venus chapter installs new Eastern Star officers for year
Venus chapter of the Order of the Eastern Star held its annual installation Thursday evening. Mrs. W. P. Wetherill presided as installing officer assisted by Mrs. Ida Allen. Officers sworn in include Nell Hansel as worthy matron and Charles Achauer as worthy patron, Lucy Lamb associate matron, and other named officers. The retiring Worthy Matron, Mrs. Clinton Webb, received a beaded bag in gift, with an original poem presentation. Refreshments followed the lodge ceremony.
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Venus
Order of Eastern Star
W. P. Wetherill
Ida Allen
Nell Hansel
Charles Achauer
Lucy Lamb
Clarabelle Whitehart
Clara Soliday
Marie Sprankle
Eva Hysell
Hilda Smith
Mattie Allen
Marshal
Ruth Roberts
Ada
Otto Harbaugh
Ruth
Margaret Smith
Esther
Gladys Shriner
Martha
Marie Funk
Electa
Alice Ralston
Edna Schaal
J. W. Woodard
Sentinel
Minnie McBroom
Cattle Die In Train Collision Near Harmony Crossing
A herd of fine white-face steers en route to the A. C. Russi farm at Harmony were killed at a railroad crossing when they bolted onto the tracks and were struck by an approaching train. The driver reported the cattle dashed onto the engine and perished.
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A. C. Russi
Harmony
City
Farmers Urged to Use Shotguns on Tourists
Sterling Connecticut police were asked how to protect crops from motor parties roaming the countryside. Farmers were told to load shotguns and fire when they see the whites of their eyes or shoot at car tires. State police may be sent to guard fields.
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Sterling
Conn
Bunker Hill
Justice of the Peace
Kidney cleanse remedy claims to flush clogged kidneys
Health advisory promotes Jad Salts and Lithia water as a simple kidney cleanse. It urges high water intake and daily four ounce doses before breakfast to stimulate kidneys, reduce bladder irritation, and prevent backache, noting physician checks twice yearly.
Ivory tusks from prehistoric ice auctioned in London
Ivory tusks dug from Siberian ice sold at a London auction. The sale highlighted ancient finds as paleontological artifacts changing hands in a major European bidding event.
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Siberia
London
Third minister quits in week in Cincinnati
Rev George W Wise pastor of Westwood Cheviot Christian church resigns on Thursday becoming the third minister to quit in Cincinnati in one week. No reason given beyond stating it does not relate to the resignations of Rev O P Baylor Richmond Street Christian church and Rev EF Biddle Madisonville Christian church.
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Cincinnati
George W. Wise
Westwood-Cheviot
Unlucky Car in Seville Tragedy Kills Woman and Child
A street car in Seville fatally struck a woman and crushed a child. Moments later the motorman lost control of the same car, killing another woman and injuring four people.
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Seville
Two Men Drown In Shallow Water
Cincinnati report details two drownings on December 12. Joseph Holmes fifty died during an epileptic fit at his home when his head wedged in a water filled wooden bucket. Bacon Roberts twenty of Lockland drowned at Fox Paper plant after falling into a ten foot deep pit with only two feet of water.
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Cincinnati
Joseph Holmes
Bacon Roberts
Lockland
Fox Paper Company
Poland Sums Up War Debt Settlement with Britain
Dispatches from Warsaw say Poland will pay 4,500,000 pounds to Britain on the same basis Britain used to fund its World War debts to the United States. Poland becomes the first country to settle its war debt with England.
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Poland
London
Britain
United States
Warsaw
England
Sanity of killer central in Perin murder trial
In Cincinnati on December 12 the trial of Vinton Perin former Indianapolis grain merchant opened arguments that day and defense alienists urged insanity while Dr Kendig the probate court expert testified Perin was sane. A verdict could come by nightfall as the case against him for murdering his mother in law Frances Rawson and wounding Nina Rawson proceeds.
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Cincinnati
Vinton Perin
Indianapolis
Frances Rawson
Nina Rawson
Perin
W. C. Kendig
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