Personal notices and local visits in Logan area
Relatives report Edward Heft in Columbus hospital much improved after an operation weeks ago. Logan residents A H Vernon and Mayor Joe Weatherburn visited, with E R Guttlob of Newark calling on friends. Rose Heft visiting Columbus relatives. George W Green and Lecta Siith of Logan seek marriage license. Thomas Workman of New Pittsburg to Columbus hospital for chronic appendicitis surgery.
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Edward Heft
Columbus Hospital
Mr. Heft
Owens Manufacturing Company
ER. A. Guttlob
Newark
Logan
L. T. Huffman
J. W. Woodard
Rose Heft
Columbus
George W. Green
Lecta Siith
Thomas Workman
New Pittsburg
Mr. Workman
West End Parents and Fathers Meet for Community Sing
The West End Parent-Teacher Organization held a meeting at the West End School attended by mothers and about a dozen fathers. The program featured a community sing with participants joining in a hearty communal singing session.
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West End
School program closes with singing and piano selections
Miss Ella Rochester led the event with students and teachers presenting songs by Miss Minnie Mc Broom and Mrs. Carl Littlejohn. Miss Madeline Conway performed piano numbers. Contests awarded prizes to Carl Littlejohn and Mrs. George Burberry. Coffee and cakes served.
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Ella Rochester
Minnie McBroom
Carl Littlejohn
Madeline Conway
George Burberry
November city finances and annexation plans discussed
Mayor Koppe reported fines and costs for November totaling 887.70 at the council meeting attended by all members. An ordinance to accept the Meldrim plat east of Mulberry street road was introduced, tied to future housing plans. A sewer right of way from Cherry avenue to Mulberry street and a potential Cherry paving project were noted. Engineers at the water works seek higher pay, to 60 and 57 cents per hour, with hourly pay not adopted. The city health board nominees were confirmed: F. M. Eberst, Harry L. Smith, T. S. Johnson, J. D. Sanderson, and Dr. A. K. Smith.
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Koppe
James M. Meldrim
Mulberry Street
Hocking Valley
Hocking River
South Logan
Sloan
Cherry Avenue
Central School
Directory Sloan
City Health Board
F. M. Eberst
Harry L.smith
T. S. Johnson
J. D. Sanderson
Dr. A. K. Smith
Missionary Society Christmas Meeting at Methodist Church
The December gathering of the women's foreign missionary society met at the Methodist church with a large attendance and a profitable session. Mrs. Carlton Bright opened with India's Heritage focusing on geography and culture, followed by talks on India's gifts to the West, present day nationalism, and educational and medical work by forces in India. A charitable Christmas offering was reported, and supper was served in the dining room by local hostesses.
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Walter Pomerene
Minnie Moore
India
Yaw
Farene Wright
Charlies Armsong
William Smith
Joe Primmer
Final guardianship account filed for Goldie May Newman
The third and final account of Thomas Newman as guardian was filed in probate court showing $872.18 due the ward Goldie May Newman.
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Thomas Newman
Goldie May Newman
Final date for vocational training applications near
Col Charles R Forbes notes December 15 1922 deadline for certain disabled veterans to apply for vocational education under the Rehabilitation Act. About 96000 veterans receive training through the U S Veterans' Bureau with many enrolled in colleges technical schools factories and farm operations. Over 22000 have completed training and moved to gainful work. Applications can be sent by letter to bureau offices or made in person with the applicant signing the request.
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Charles R. Forbes
United States Veterans’ Bureau
U S. Veterans’ Bureau
U.S. Veterans’ Bureau
Veterans Bureau forms and letters accepted for applications
Forms signed and forwarded to Veterans' Bureau offices are required. If no form is available a letter will serve as the application, with cooperation from the American Red Cross and veteran service organizations noted in the notice.
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American Red Cross
The
American Legion
Disabled American Veterans
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Veterans’ Bureau
Polish soprano Ganna Walska buys Champs Elysee theater
Paris reports Ganna Walska, famed Polish grand opera singer and Harold McCormick's wife, has purchased the Champs Fryssee theater in the city. The sale was announced today.
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Paris
Ganna Walska
Harold McCormick
Chicago
Champs Fryssee
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