Holiday Spirit Turns Violent in Gore Brawl
In Logan on December 27 a holiday gathering at Mrs. Robert Richards home in Gore led to a brawl. Howard Graham of Clarksburg suffered a fractured skull and was taken to Cherrington hospital. Two other men, brothers, are likely to be arrested and prosecuted. Prosecutor-elect Henderson to investigate.
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Logan
Robert Richards
Gore
Howard Graham
Cherrington Hospital
Graham
Clarksburg
W. Va
Eugene Wright
Phil A. Henderson
Grand Master to Visit Logan for New Year Reunion
Harvey C. Rein of Youngstown Grand Master of Royal and Select Masons of Ohio will visit Logan on New Year’s day for the annual reunion of Super-Excellent Masters. District Inspector Theodore Wangen will also attend to conduct the council’s annual inspection. This marks the first Logan visit in years. Don Bort, Master, notes final rehearsal Thursday and many visiting lodgemen are expected for the ceremonial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Harvey C. Rein
Youngstown
Royal and Select Masons of
Ohio
Theodore Wangen
Coshocton
Don
Bort
Logan High class of 1914 holds annual reunion
Ten of the original Logan High School class of 1914 met at Mrs. Belle Hyson’s home for the reunion, joined by eleven guests. Miss Nan McBride and Mrs. Laura Mae Pierce could not attend. Plans announced for next year’s gathering to be the day after Christmas with committees named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Logan High School
Belle Hyson
Siire
Nan McBride
Laura Mae Pierce
Paul Spears
Gifford Hull
Alfred Campbell
George Brown
Mack Cooley
Kathryn Koppe
Notable Attendees At Local Gathering
Present were Mr and Mrs George Brown Patrohe Pa Mr and Mrs Mack Cooley East Palestine Mr and Mrs Claude Pettit Ada Mr and Mrs Charles Smith Mr and Mrs Willard Sprankel Mr and Mrs Gifard Huts Mr and Mrs Alfred Campbell Mr and Mrs Paul Spears Miss Kathryn Koppe Mr and Mrs Sumner Martin and Mr and Mrs Clinton Webb.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Brown
Patrohe
Mack Cooley
East Palestine
Claude Pettit
Ada
Charles Smith
Willard Ssprankel
Gifard Huts
Alfred. Campbell
Paul Spears
Kathryn Koppe
Sumner Martin
Clinton Webb
Men Form Club For Town In Haydenville
Nearly 140 Haydenville men met at the Community building for a social get together and to consider forming a men's club. Rev L B McCandlish outlined plans, A Pilcher spoke on YMCA programs, and Judge H M Whitcraft urged local association and cooperation for community benefits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haydenville
M. EB. Church
T. D. Brown
Tl. B. McCandlish
M. BE
A. Pilcher
Nelsonville
H. M. Whitcraft
Common Pleas Court
Hocking County
Whit‘craft
Local meeting ends with songs and strong membership draw
After a public address, Mr. Matheny and an entertainment committee led the proceedings. Amusing stunts entertained attendees and almost every man present signed a membership card. The gathering featured a pre prepared collection of popular songs to enliven the event.
Christmas Party at Haydenville Draws 500 Guests
In Haydenville on Friday night more than 500 attendees enjoyed Christmas festivities. School children sang under Miss Wilson, earning praise for pupils and teacher. Mr Brown spoke for National Fire Proofing Co which again provided the customary treat. Rev L B McCandlish delivered a brief, cheerful address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haydenville
Haydenville Leads Valley With Community Christmas Tree
Children collected as many as 450 filled bags on the Brown porch receiving candy and fruit. The 36 foot Christmas tree, lit and decorated by Ed Bennett and William Kettell, drew praise as the finest sight yet. Haydenville maintains the valley's best community tree tradition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs
Ed. Bennett
William Kettell
Haydenville
Village Clerk Fined for Disorderly Conduct
Albany December 27 disorderly conduct case ends with $50 fine and costs for J W Lindley village clerk after appearance before Mayor J P I Harner on December 24. Fine paid and Lindley released. Nature of charge not disclosed beyond disorderly conduct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
J. W. Lindley
JP. I. Harner
Lindley
Harner
Fire damages no property at Elkins home
Soot afire in a chimney at 35 Second Street prompted the fire department response at 8 55 last night. There was no property damage and the fire was extinguished quickly. The paragraph ends with an unrelated sales pitch about classified opportunities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry A. Elkins
Second Street
Creomulsion Promises Relief for Coughs and Colds
An advertisement touts Creomulsion as a two fold remedy for persistent coughs bronchial conditions and throat inflammations. It claims creosote plus healing agents soothe membranes halt germ growth and boost recovery with relief guaranteed if directions are followed.
Mrs. Caldwell Dies In Dayton After Long Illness
Mrs. James I. Caldwell widow of a Carthage township farmer died Sunday at the home of her daughter and son-in-law Dr. and Mrs. J. J. Stout in Dayton after a long illness. Funeral set for Wednesday at 2 30 PM at Carthage Presbyterian Church with Rev. L. L. Cherrington officiating. One son Frank remains in Carthage township. Burial in Carthage planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coolville
James I. Caldwell
Carthage Township
J. J. Stout
Dayton
L. L. Cherrington
McArthur
Test Answers From Page Five Including Slavery Abolition Note
Answers list includes names McAvoy Chile and Tom Barry with references to John Milton and Ireland. It states slavery has been abolished and mentions Nepal Curkag Northern India with the maharajah and a total slave purchase cost over 1 000 000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
May McAvoy
Chile
John Milton
Kansas
Ireland
Tom Barry
Nepal
Curkag
India
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T. Columber
Conners
Sparnon
J. Columber
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Hugh MacCartney
McCartney
Dr. Stork
Santa Claus
John Rheinscheid
Columbus
Maz Myers
Samuel Myers
Ralph Walters
J. G. Spears
Logan United Brothern Church
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Jostan
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Cruise
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Roberts
Newman
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Struble
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Achauer
Kolster
Lolster Radio GA
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Athens
Logan High
Mae Murray
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Ira
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Lloyd Hugnco
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Jack Daugherty
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