Mrs Araminta Bray Dead in Columbus
Relatives informed of the death in Columbus on King Avenue near 10 p.m. of Mrs Araminta Bray, widow of John Mason Bray. Funeral services will be held in Columbus then moved to a local cafe for services at 11 a.m. Saturday. Burial will follow at Oak Grove Cemetery. Survived by daughter Miss Nel M Bray of Columbus and three brothers William Hein of Logan, Samuel Hein of Orland, and Lemuel Hein of South Bloomingville.
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Rogan
Columbus
Araminta Bray
John Mason Bray
King Avenue
Oak Grove
Nel M% Bray
William Ein
Logan
Samuel Hein
Orland
Lemuel Hein
South Bloomingville
Arrests Five Drivers for One Light and Speeding
SLOGAN Dec 28 Three arrests were made Wednesday night by Traffic Officer Joe Farbeann for operating culemorities with only a headlight. Two speeders were apprehended. Alleged one light drivers named Fred Weiss Logan W M J Logan Dana Wickline. Alleged speeders Wollett and Leroy Jackson. Officer Farbeann said he planned to file affidavits in Judge A M Ellinger's court and noted prior warnings on proper headlight display were ignored.
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Joe Farbeann
Fred Weiss
Logan
W. M. J. Logan
Dana Wickline
Wollett
Leroy Jackson
Farbearn
Mrs. Arthur W. Palmer 76 Dies in Mt Vernon Home
Mrs. Arthur W. Palmer, 76, formerly of Logan, died Sunday at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Herbert W. Graham, in Mt. Vernon. She had lived in Logan, Columbus, and finally Mt. Vernon, and is survived by her husband, five daughters, two sisters, and nine grandchildren.
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Arthur W. Palmer
Logan
Mt. Vérnon
Logan Residant
Herbert W. Graham
Ida Wilson
Graham
Vernon
Geibner
Mae Davis
Columbus
Beastie Rhodes
Long Beach
Calif
Thomas Edwards
Emma Victor
Flu Diphtheria and Fever Spread in Logan
Influenza cases rise with many new patients seen by Logan physicians over the past two days. Diphtheria and scarlet fever also reported at the county health office. A diphtheria case is noted at the Walters home on High Street with a three year old ill. The Starner child, seven, near Rockbridge, has scarlet fever.
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Logan
Frank Walters
High Street
Pearl Starner
Rockbridge
Elks Official Inspects Columbus Lodge Evening
Melrose Harbaugh district deputy of the Elks Lodge inspected Columbus lodge Wednesday night. Five candidates received the ritual and a meal at the Elks Grill preceded the ceremonies. An entertainment by the My Maryland company followed at the Elks home. He plans January 9 inspection at Marysville as part of a schedule covering thirteen lodges.
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Logan
Melrose Harbaugh
Elks Lodge
Columbus
Elks Organization
Elks Grill
My Maryland” Company
Elks Home
Harbaugh
Marysville
Haydenville Christmas Tree Celebration At Brown Home
The National Fireproof Company held its annual community Christmas tree and treat event at the Brown home lawn in Haydenville last Tuesday evening. Four hundred children sang carols under Miss Loomis, and each child received a package of Christmas goodies as they passed the porch after the program.
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Haydenville
National Fireproof Company
Brown
Thomas O. Brown
Xmas Socials and Illnesses Dot Logan Hamilton District
Mr and Mrs Reed Harden of Logan attended a Christmas dinner in Nelsonville with Mr and Mrs Dick Collins. Mrs C V Woodruff hosted Christmas guests including Mrs Krose Voris and Jack Fierce from Columbus. Five Hamilton family members on North Mulberry Street are ill with influenza. Charles Montgomery of Walbridge visits Logan for vacation. Miss Edna Armstrong of Columbus visits Logan relatives over the holidays.
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Edna Armstrong
Columbus
Logan
Change in Logan Police Force Expected After Injury
Logan reports a personnel shakeup likely after an investigation by Service Director Harvey Linton and Mayor J. P. Rochester. Patrolman John Dicken will be suspended and a new officer added. Dicken sustained a fractured left leg and will miss two weeks or more. William Savey serves as temporary replacement.
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Logan
Harvey Linton
J. P. Rochester
John Dicken
Rochester
Columbus
Dicken
New Straitsville
C. F. Shank
William Savey
Puzzle Answer: FULL FILL FILE FIRE FARE
A brief note presents the solution list for today's Letter Golf puzzle: FULL, FILL, FILE, FIRE, FARE. The words share common starting letters and form a set of five-letter or similar constructs used in the puzzle.
Sekyra to Fight Brown in Ten Round Bout Tonight
Dayton heavy Joe Sekyra will face Cuban Bobby Brown in a ten round heavyweight bout in Chicago. Also noted, Lizzie Rempel of this city spent Christmas with sister Mrs H Q Wasson in Columbus and will visit Mr and Mrs George Armbruster of Shelby before returning home.
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Chicago
U.P
Joe Sekyra
Dayton
Bobby Brown
Philadelphia
Misa Lizzie Rempel
Rs. H. Q. Wasson
Columbus
George Armbruster
Shelby
Lucy Hammon Weds Thursday in Logan Home
Miss Lucy Hammon daughter of Mr and Mrs J L Hammon and Carl Harper of Wichita Kansas married at the bride’s Logan home with Rev James R Fields officiating. Attendants included Mrs Thomas Anderson and John Hammon. The couple left for a Wichita home after the ceremony.
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Harper
Logan High School
Logan Pharmacy
Delta Theta Tau Sorority
Mary A. Harper
Marietta
Kansas
Ann Lines
Kenneth Fitzgerald
John Roberts
Elder Martin
Francis Myers
J. L. Hammon
Doris
National Collegiate Athletic Association convention opens
More than 500 athletic directors and coaches from American universities attend the twenty third annual NCA A convention in New Orleans as delegates convene for executive business.
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New Orleans
U.P
National Collegiate Athletic Association
Death of Charles Love 85 Influenza Westerville
Charles Love 85 died of influenza at his Westerville home yesterday. He was born near Athens and lived here most of his life. Survived by wife Aled and brother William Love and sister Mrs Frances Bicknell. George Love and Mrs Bicknell travel to Westerville for funeral at 2 o clock tomorrow.
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Charles Love
Westerville
George Love
Long Run
Mr. Love
Athens
Aled
William Love
Frances Bicknell
Presbyterian church services Sunday schedule
Services at the Presbyterian Church proceed with morning worship and Bible School at the usual times. There will be no evening services. Young People’s service also occurs at the usual morning hour.
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Presbyterian Church
Athens Man Arrested Again on Intoxication Charge
Emerson Burson of Athens, a longtime resident of the Athens County Jail, was arrested Thursday afternoon on an intoxication charge by Sheriff William Williams after a call to the sheriff's office. He is held in the county jail awaiting arraignment.
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Athens County
Emerson Burson
Athens
William Williams
Sheriff's Office
Burson
Past Masters Confer Degree at Seventeenth District Meet
The Actual Past Masters of the Seventeenth District held their annual meeting in the Masonic Temple in Athens. Twenty eight lodges were represented and the meeting was called at 3 30 by District Deputy J R Alderman of McConnelsville. The degree of Past Masters was conferred upon all master elects. Dinner followed at 6 in the banquet hall.
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Masonic Temple
Athens
J. R. Alderman
McConnelsville
Masonic Lodge
Degree of Master Mason Confered at Athens County Lodge
At a stated hour the degree of Master Mason was conferred on one candidate from Athens County. A Fellow Craft from one of the Athens County lodges participated in the ceremony.
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Athens County
Longer Hours for Cleveland Sleuths
Cleveland detectives will work twelve hour shifts and a major drive against gun totters follows two unsolved murders within 24 hours. Detective Inspector C Woody ordered the changes as Frank McCormie the filling station attendant was killed Wednesday night and seven suspects remain in custody. Hyman Japkin, 55, was also murdered with no arrests yet.
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Cleveland
U.P
Detective Bureau
C. W.oody
Frank McCormie
Hyman Japkin
Doctors End Cold Quick With Ayer's Pectoral
The article reports that doctors now advise using double strength Ayer's Pectoral, a wild cherry and terpin hydrate medicine, to treat colds at home. Patient L. H. Phillips saw rapid relief from feverish aches and congestion within hours, with total recovery in about a day.
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Athens
L. H. Phillips
Aoyer
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Chambray
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Wichita
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Princess
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the Cline Ice Cream Co
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