Zeiher buy Main Street building in Middleport
In Middleport the Schreegel Brothers shoe store on Main Street has sold the two story brick building to Jacob J. and Raymond A. Zeiher of the Zeiher shoe stores for about 15000 dollars. They plan to remodel and move in after the Schlaegel lease ends next December while continuing to operate their Court Street store.
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Oliver Hartley
Zeihers
Schreegel Brothers Shoe Store
Main Street
Court Street
Jacob J
Raymond A. Zeiher
Zeiher Shoe Store
Schlaegel
Pomeroy
A. W. Workes
Captain Horton
Horton
Baptist Church
Huntington
Eberfeld
John E. Lyons
Middleport
Charity clothing and shoes sent to aid unemployed miners families
Mrs. Nettie Barker of London Ohio sent clothing and shoes to alleviate suffering of unemployed miners families in the area. Most items are in good condition and will relieve hardship. In Hazael Lebanon township five families with sick children are out of school. Dr Miller health officer supplied medicine for distribution.
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Nettie Barker
London
Ohio
Hazael
Lebanon Township
Itech
Miller
Logan Queen Esther circle meets for supper duty
Twenty members gathered at Miss Blanche Morehead's home Monday evening for a mission study lesson by Miss Juanita Chute. The group planned to take over a Wednesday supper at the M. E. church on February 22, and Miss Mabel Simms joined the society. A picnic supper was enjoyed. Sheridan Hansel, son of Mr and Mrs Hansel, returned home from Columbus hospital after a successful appendectomy. He is a World War veteran. In the local American Legion post membership contest, Bart Hall's team won by about one hundred points over Captain Laurer's group, closing the five week drive. The post may reach nearly 250 members. a cleanup campaign aims for 300.
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Queen Esther
Blanche Morehead
Juanita Chute
M. HE. Church
Mabel Simms
Sheridan Hansel
Legion Post
Bart Hall
Laurer
E. A. Gutliph
Mary Baldwin
C. F. Lauer
Cincinnati
Veterans’ Bureau
John Fisher
Basil
B. M. Soliday
C. J. Lehman
Columbus
Logan
Fire damages play house at M. J. Cole residence
Fire responders arrived at the Glenview Heights home about 9:15 Tuesday morning when a children’s play house burned. Damage was estimated at 25 dollars. Chemicals helped halt the fire from reaching the adjacent garage. Firefighter Kerwood Martin suffered a burn to his ear. Nearby residents and travelers noted a busy day with several locals visiting Columbus Cincinnati and Basil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. J. Cole
Glenview Heights
Kerwood Martin
Postoffice Employees Meet Council Chooses Leader
A Thursday evening meeting at 6 30 was attended by all post office employees as part of the newly formed welfare council. discussions covered road improvements for rural carriers and expansion of city delivery. Carl M Brown spoke on city carrier growth and parcel post workload while Joseph Risley urged clerk cooperation and better patron service. The postmaster called for efficient service year round and invited local businesspeople to future sessions. G W Christman was elected chairman to permanent council status.
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Veare Council
Off c
Howard Rolston
Carl M. Brown
Joseph Risley
Welfare Council
G. W. Christman
Phil
Loganites Attend Kreisler Concert At Memorial Hall
Mrs. Omena Brooks secretary notes a pleasant social supper held after the meeting. A motor party including Mr and Mrs Summer Martin Mr and Mrs Frank Brown Miss Mary Brown Miss McCartney and Garth Downey traveled to Columbus Monday evening to hear Winz Kreisler in Memorial hall. Kenneth and Floyd Cock were also among Logan residents present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Summer Martin
Frank Brown
Mary Brown
McCartney
Garth Downey
Columbus
Winz Kreisler
Memorial Hall
Logan
Kenneth and
Floyd Cock
Epworth League Sees Growth and Community Effort
The Epworth League chapter reports steady growth with an average weekly devotional attendance around one hundred. An orchestra of ten under Joe Smith enhances services while a growing study class led by E N Turner expects about fifty attendees Friday. The group also funds food for a needy family and plans varied programs led by E N Orr. Owners and drivers of the Hocking Valley Motor Bus Co. met to discuss service improvements and agreed to pursue uniforms for operators, though a specific design was deferred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epworth League
League
Joe Smith
E. N. Turner
E. N. Orr
Hocking Valley Motor Bus Co
Logan people attend Patty Shoe Co. basketball game in Lancaster
Conclusion of the business session refreshments were served. Mrs Grace Rodda of Nelsonville visits Dr E E Campbell for a fractured leg. She is sister in law of Dr Hill who accompanied her to Logan. Two loads of Logan youths went to Lancaster to witness a Patty Shoe Co team play Cincinnati and enjoy the dancing after.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Wright
Columbus
Syracuse
John Bahram
Grace Rodda
Nelsonville
E. E. Campbell
Hill
Logan
Lancaster
Patty Shoe Co
Cincinnati
Court records show drop in illicit booze arrests
Court records indicate a marked decrease in arrests for illicit alcohol activity. January passed quietly with saloons ceasing to operate, reflecting a lull in alcoholic trade in the area.
Court of Appeals convened Tuesday amid witness testimony
A Tuesday session of the Court of Appeals opened with about thirty witnesses slated to testify. Lawyers present reviewed pending cases as the court prepares rulings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court of Appeals
Docket Reveals Croy Teeters Case and Seven Other Entries
The docket includes seven cases, with the Croy versus Teeters dispute examined for money. No further action details are provided in the available text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Croy
Teeters
Real Estate Transfers Record In Hamden Area
J J Speakman transfers one acre to Elza Bethel Eagle Two for a dollar. Clyde J Pierce transfers .26 acre to John Trainer in Hamden for 400 dollars. Cyrus Pierce transfers .19 acre to John Trainer in Hamden for 1000 dollars.
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J. J. Speakman
Elza
Bethel
Eagle
Clyde J. Pierce
John Trainer
Hamden
Cyrus Pierce
Death of John Barron in Richland Township
John Barron aged about 45 died early Tuesday at his home in Richland township after a brief illness with pneumonia. He is survived by his widow, two sons and one daughter. Funeral arrangements have not been made. The notice ends with a yoke about wealth and heaven in a non-literal, reflective aside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Barron
Richland Township
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