Farm Buildings Burn Near South Bloomingville
A fire destroyed a barn corn crib and hay stack at the J C Woodard farm near South Bloomingville late week. Suspected arson by a firebug. bloodhounds traced a trail to a neighbor’s home. No arrests yet but action expected at the next grand jury. A worker named Dollmatsch was injured Monday when a flying bolt from a cut car struck his forehead causing a deep gash above the eye but he returned to work Tuesday.
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J. C. Woodard
South Bloomingville
James Davis
Albert Eodard
Ben Snyder
Dollmatsch
Rotary Club Hosts First Logan Family Banquet
The Logan Rotary club held its first family banquet Monday, inviting members and their sons and daughters. Mrs. Mastering and assistants served the dinner. Attendee H. M. Whitcraft spoke, with piano solos by Miss Mary Breene, Fred Sprees Jr., L. Kessler, and a group by Miss Nellie Alien.
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Logan Rotary Club
Mastering
H. M. Whitcraft
Mary Breene
Fred Sprees Jr
L. Kessler
Nellie Alien
Hocking County Officials Enter New Year With Roster Changes
New year brings shifts in Hocking County offices. Eugene Wright to take over prosecuting duties from Phil Henderson. Frank St. Re will replace John Smith as commissioner. A J Rich to serve another four year term as auditor. Sheriff Will Shaw re elected for a second term. Deputy sheriff remains Olph Brandt. H W Nixon re elected as county surveyor. Jesse F. Mey to be treasurer for two years. Probate Judge Stephen Im to be succeeded by Andrew Bilinger. Dan Struble to succeed Henry Robey as recorder. Newton Spencer to continue as clerk of courts for two more years. Deputy changes to follow as Bilinger assumes duties.
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Hocking County
Eugene Wright
Phil Henderson
Frank St.re
John Smith
A. J. Rich
Will Shaw
Sec
Olph Brandt
H. W. Nixon
Bunty
Jesse F. Mey
Treast
Stephenim
Andrew Bilinger
Dan Struble
Henry Robey
Obey
Newton Spencer
Linger
Spencer
Ellinger
Radio fans applaud daily program of leading stations
Logan readers follow a new plan to publish a daily radio profile of the nation’s top stations. A growing circle of fans in this city welcomes the feature as more receivers are installed and concerts from favorite stations are easier to follow.
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Logan Radio
Thessenger
Evola Returns Home After Holiday Visit
Sam Evola came back to Detroit after visiting Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Woodard here for the holidays. Mrs. Evola will stay with her parents until January 4 before returning home. Mr. Evola then travels to St. Louis and plans to resume duties in Detroit where he maintains business interests.
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Sam Evola
Detroit
J. W. Woodard
Old Home Town display charms shoppers in New Straitsville
Mrs. Ward who runs a confectionery in New Straitsville showcases a holiday window scene titled The Old Home Town based on the popular comics. The town is built from packing boxes with cloth figures and a mechanical system lets the characters move through the streets, drawing wide attention.
Injured at Shops In Hocking Valley Carshops
An employee named Andrer Dollmasch was injured at the Hocking Valley carshops in this city making an incident report and possible treatment details.
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Andrer Dollmasch
Hocking Valley Carshops
Christmas Visitors and Holiday Celebrations Across Town
Carpenter H. Steward and wife visited Huntington W V. Mrs William Battrett and child of Albany stayed with relatives here and at Point Rock. Orley Rife and family visited Frank Caret and wife. O R Woodyard and family from Columbus are here for holidays. Harold Romine spent Christmas with his parents D I Romine and wife. Carroll Whitlatch of Albany visited cousins Eddie and Verna Howery. Dean Castle and wife of Athens were guests of W E Harman and wife. Mrs Castle teaches at Fremont High. Myrtie Rupe of Columbus is here for holidays. Ray Graham has a new radio set. Merrill Nelson of Albany visiting grandparents John Cline and wife. J Dudgeon and wife were Christmas guests of daughter W E Swearingen and family. A L Tewksbury and Pauline visited S H Smith and wife. Christmas tree and entertainment at the church was well attended. Lir McCann and family of Dexro were Christmas visitors.
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H. ¥. Steward
Huntington
W. Va
Wiliam Battrett
Albany
Point Rock
Orley Rife
Little Gaugher
Frank Caret
O. R. Woodyard
Columbus
O. B. Woodyard
G. ¥. Farley
Harold Romine
D. I. Romine
Carroll Whitlatch
Eddie
Verna Howery
Dean Castle
Athens
W. E. Harman
Merrill Nelson
John Cline
J. Dudgeon
W. E. Swearingen
A. L. Tewksbury
Pauline
H. Smith
Lir, McCann
Mrs Jennie Brown Brownstein Visit in Wisconsin
Mrs Jennie Brown of Sturgeon Bay Wisconsin visits Mr and Mrs Augustus Steinman and Logan friends. Mrs Brown is twin sister of Mr Steinman and a long time Wisconsin schoolteacher. On New Years Day Mrs Ella Keynes hosts a dinner for Steinman and Westenhaver families in Mrs Brown s honor.
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Jennie Grown
Sturgeon Bay
Wisconsin
Augustus Steinman
Logan
Brown
Steinman
Ella Keynes
Westenhaver
Former Resident Very Ill Miss Kate
Somerset residents received word on Tuesday that Miss Kate remains very ill and is under medical care. The note came from friends in Logan and mentions concern for her condition.
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Logan
Somerset
Kate
Bowlby Ill at Home Former Logan Teacher
Bowlby, once a Logan Schools teacher, is very ill at her home. A Logan former resident who moved away about fifteen years ago, she has many friends still residing in Logan.
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Bowlby
Miss Bowlby
Logan
Man Held for Grand Jury in Illicit Liquor Case
Charles Nutter was bound over to the grand jury under $2000 bond after pleading guilty to manufacturing liquor. He admitted the mine near New Straitsville housed the still and claimed he had recently entered the business. he remains jailed in default of bond.
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Charles Nutter
New Straitsville
Nutter
Local Banker Howard White Moves for Third Blood Transfusion
Howard White, a local banker, traveled to Columbus on Tuesday to undergo a third operation for a blood transfusion. His condition has improved after prior procedures, and the family accompanies him for support.
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Howard White
Columbus
White
Birthday party honors Eva Cathrine Clark
Mr and Mrs R N Clark hosted a Monday afternoon gathering for their daughter Eva Cathrine’s twelfth birthday. The decorations featured a Christmas tree in the hall. Guests enjoyed games music and a 430 PM dining table with refreshments the center cake twelve candies and a red and green candy basket at each plate. Ice cream and cake served. Fifteen attendees attended and several presents were opened.
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R. N. Clark
Eva Cathrine
Birthday Surprises for Mrs Loraina Weatherby
Mrs Loraina Weatherby quietly resides with Mr and Mrs Herbert Skeels near Dethel Ridge when neighbors and friends gathered Sunday afternoon to celebrate her 3rd birthday with gifts and warm wishes.
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Loraina Weatherby
Herbert Skeels
Dethel Ridge
Local notes from Troy Grange and town life
O O Bryson of Stewart visited the Troy Grange. A ten pound daughter arrived for Mr. and Mrs E L Bingman. Dr O B Halil of Dayton visited Mr and Mrs F C Taylor. Ed Schiicher death reported in McAlester. Several locals traveled or hosted guests for Christmas and holidays. Gas drilling party from Parkersburg explored nearby sites. Remaining items mention church meetings, visits, and school staff movements.
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O. O. Bryson
Stewart
Rome Grange
Troy Grange
E. L. Bingman
Ireland
O. B. Halil
Dayton
F. C. Taylor
Ed Schiicher
McCallester
Oklo
Marietta
F. B. Tidd
Price
Nashville
Tenn
William Sturm
Little Hocking
Dorothy Mars
Harold McBride
Harry Dye
Hockingport
M. E
Dale Reed
Frank Reed
Bethel Ridge
Howard
Carroll Stout
Pittsburg
Cc. O. Clark
Parkersburg
R. N. Clark
Newport
W. Hartnell
H. B. Westervelt
Columbus
Wellston
Mary Carlton Snider
North Carolina visitor travels via Vanderhoof and Coolville
Fietcher of North Carolina spent a week with her sister Mrs Will Noyes of Vanderhoof and renewed old acquaintances in Coolville while guest of Mrs Marie Hoobler. She later visited Carlton relatives before returning to Columbus to move to a new home on the mountains near Ashville.
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Fietcher
North Carolina
Will Noyes
Vanderhoof
Coolville
Marie Hoobler
Carlton
Columbus
Ashville
Another Surprise Party Honors Mrs Carlton
On December 22 a surprise birthday party for Mrs. G. E. Carlton was hosted by Mr. Carlton. Refreshments prepared by Mr. Carlton showcased his culinary skill and delighted relatives and near neighbors, with a special appearance by cousin Mrs. Snider adding to the enjoyment.
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G. E. Carlton
Carlton
Snider
Christmas Gatherings and Local Happenings at Pratts Fork
Pratt's Fork residents hosted a Christmas tree and dinner attended by Ernest Hart A C Howett and families Will Gilkey Henry Steinmetz and Fred White of Flora Pearl Smith stayed with grandparents Dr and Mrs Goldsberry F M King and daughter Myrie joined their parents Jacob King and Milan Williams for Christmas Mrs Alex Sapp helps with housework and grandchild Everett Tryon of Toledo visits sister Earl Sapp Nan Marshall dies at infirmary near Chauncy burial at Jerseyville Rev Selah Weatherby conducts service Everett Tryon and Leo Sapp visit Pearl Sapp Audra and Cris Davis visit Colmer family Vinton Meek and Eugene Goldsberry visit S S J Smith land family Clyde Sapp home from work at Nelsonville Grant Gilkey visits Harry Smith visits S Smith family Gladys Smith visits home folks. Bardin Brothers employee.
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Jessie Gilkey
Ernest Hart
A. C. Howett
Delbert
Athens
Will Gilkey
Henry Steinmetz
Fred White
Flora
Pearl Smith
Goldsberry
F. M. King
Myrie
Jacob King
Milan Williams
Alex Sapp
Karl Sapp
Everett Tryon
Toledo
Earl Sapp
Nan Marshall
David Marshall
Pratts Fork
Chauncey
Jerseyville
Selah Weatherby
Leo Sapp
Pearl Sapp
Vinton Meek
Eugene Goldsberry
Gladys Smith
Bardin Brothers
Chicago clergy couple visits Bingman kin this week
Rev. and Mrs. T. S. Wee of Chicago visited Mrs. Lee’s relatives the Bingmans in the area. They returned home as Rev. Lee plans theological studies next year. Mrs. Hattie Fletcher of Parkersburg visits her daughter and son in law, Mr. and Mrs. R. I. Wolf, whose house recently vacated shows signs of occupancy.
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T. S. Wee
Chicago
Local Residents Share Christmas Visits and Moves
Mineral Mr and Mrs George Shingler and son Lloyd returned home for winter from Akron. Mrs Everett Knowles and two children visit relatives in Nelsonville. Guy Pidcock and wife and daughter Marjorie visit parents Frank and Mrs Pidcock. Eva Creamer visits relatives in Coolville. Florence Lemaster and Effie Barringer spend Christmas in Buchtel with relatives. Worley Griffin and two children of Athens and Lester Bobo with Akron ties visit Caster Bobo family. Emerson Lane of Yellow Springs visits Mineral. Lert Sickela bought and moved into the George Shingler property. Wilbur Emish spends vacation with John and Mrs Emish. Rev Joseph Bailey fills regular M E church appointment Sunday. Amos Dowler of Haydenville visits Frank and Mrs Pidcock. George Sickels of Canton spends Christmas with G C and Mrs Sickels.
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George Shingler
Lloyd
Akron
Everett Knowles
Nelsonville
Guy Pidcock
Marjorie
Frank Pidcock
Eva Creamer
Coolville
Florence Lemaster
Effie Barringer
Buchtel
Worley Griffin
Athens
Lester Bobo
Caster Bobo
Emerson Lane
Yellow Springs
Mineral
Lert Sickela
Wilbur Emish
John Emish
Joseph Bailey
M. E
Amos Dowler
Haydenville
George Sickels
Canton
G. C. Sickels
Beware the Gough or Cold That Hangs On
Chronic coughs and persistent colds lead to serious lung trouble. Creomulsion, an emulsified creosote, soothes inflamed membranes and kills germs. It is marketed as a guaranteed remedy with money-back assurance if relief is not found after following directions.
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Creomulsion Co
Atlanta
Ben Ames Williams At Father’s Side In Ohio Hospital
Daniel W. Williams father of author Ben Ames Williams is hospitalized in Mt. Carmel hospital Columbus Ohio after exertion His condition is not serious The writer is at his bedside in Columbus awaiting news from Mt. Carmel hospital and notes his public position on the state clemency board in Jackson Ohio
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Columbus
Daniel W. Williams
Jackson
State Clemency Board
Mt. Carmen Hospital
Ben Ames Williams
Boston
Log Cabin Society Of Ohio Plans Annual Meeting
Columbus Ohio Dec 31 The Log Cabin society will hold its second annual meeting New Years afternoon at the State School for the Deaf. Attorney General is among the members listed in the report.
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Columbus
Log Cabin Society
State School For the Deaf
Gen
Eral Crabbe
Tracy
J. W. Jones
School For the Deaf
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