Logan High School praised for new vocational education add
State education supervisor G H Reavis viewed Logan Junior and Senior High Schools noting the modernized senior building and excellent classroom instruction. He praised longer school days and suggested adding a vocational agriculture course to meet farm boy enrollment needs. Both schools remain in good standing.
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Logan High
Logan
G. H. Reavis
State Department of Education
Focal Board of Education
Board of Education
Logan Youth Secures Violinist Spot in National Orchestra
Morton Epstein of Logan has been chosen as a violinist in the high school orchestra selected to perform at the North Central Association of music supervisors meeting in Grand Rapids Michigan from April 22 to 36. The ensemble, drawn from 20 states, is directed by George Rightmire of Iowa University and marks a notable local honor for Epstein, who has studied music seven years and is the son of Mr and Mrs Ben Epstein of North Orchard Street.
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Logan
Morton Epstein
Grand Rapids
Michigan
Epstein
Ben Epstein
North Orchard Street
Allenia Remedy Promises Rapid Uric Acid Relief
A vintage advertisement touts Allenia as a rapid pain relief remedy for rheumatism and uric acid buildup. It claims noticeable improvement within 48 hours and offers a money back guarantee if expected results arenot achieved.
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Allenia
Quick
Honor Roll Leaders Named in Logan School
Logan news notes eighth graders lead the honor roll with 21.6 percent, followed by seventh graders at 16.5 and ninth graders at 12.09. The report lists named students for ninth, eighth and seventh grades with numerous individual names.
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Fighth
Logan
More Books Needed In Library Campaign
LoganEfforts of the public library board to meet heavy demand led to a book donation drive. Pupils gathered books at their buildings, sending sixty books from the Central Grade Building. The board asks remaining donors to call schools to contribute until funds permit regular purchases.
Odd Fellows Install New Officers in Logan
Hocking Valley Lodge No. 262 Odd Fellows held the installation of officers Tuesday night in Logan. Roy Comly, district deputy in charge, presided. A Hayes Moore was named noble grand, with Willis Lehman as vice grand C B Hull recording secretary Frank Stareher financial secretary and Rolland Bright treasurer, a post he has held for fifteen years.
County Officers Take Pay Cut Voluntarily
Logan residents report voluntary salary reductions on pay day. Auditor W. S. Yaw and Treasurer George C. Hengat contributed the cuts to the Mothers pension fund. Court stenographer Mrs. Clara Campbell and Health Officer Dr W. B. Lacock also reduced pay under state law scale.
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Logan
W. S. Yaw
George C. Hengat
Mothers’ Pension Fund
Clara Campbell
W. B. Lacock
Legion Ring Tourney Tryouts Held Tuesday
Logan Feb 2 Boxing featured at the Legion Post first meeting in Hansel Building. Nine rounds of tryouts with Dewey Durant Roy Yates drawing and Charles Lecrone James Kuhn drawing. Don Yates and Lewis Connell won the final decision for Yates.
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Legion Ring Tourney
Logan
Logan Post
The
American Legion
Hansel Building
Charlies C. Achauer
Harry Nihiser
Dewey Durant
Roy Yates
Charles Lecrone
James Kuhn
Don Yates
Lewis Connell
Yates
Compensation Up to Industrial Commission
Logan Ohio February 2 Eleven of twelve jurors concurred in a verdict for the defendant in the suit by Mrs Hazel Stephenson against Sherman Coal Co The case arose from the death of John Stephenson a coal mine worker killed by monoxide gas at the Sherman Mine Ward Township 1930 The plaintiff charged the company failed to pay into the workers compensation fund now in receivership and the Industrial Commission will decide the action upon renewed move.
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Logan
Hazel Stephenson
Sherman Coal Company
Industrial Commission of Ohio
John Stephenson
Sherman
Ward Township
Industrial Commission
Revival Progress At Mt Tabor Church In Marion Township
Revival led by Rev. J T Yocum and Rev. W H Woodgeard at Mt Tabor M E Church in Marion Township reports 27 conversions after one week with a second week ahead. The pair recently finished a service at Fairview near Rogsbridge where 15 conversions were noted. Paul Pickett was jailed after failing to pay a prior fine, while Clarence Cox pleaded guilty to larceny and drew ten days in jail plus a $25 fine and costs for stealing tires from A A Hunsacker's automobile.
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Logan
Paul Pickett
Stanley Sparnow
Pickett
Athens County
Clarence Cox
Harley M Whitcraft
A. A. Hunsacker
Mental Hygiene Class Ends First Semester
Logan, Feb 2. Mental Hygiene completed first semester homework Tuesday night. The extension class at the courthouse will resume next term with 24 enrolled and more expected. Prof. J. R. Patrick of Ohio University will supervise the next course.
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Logan
J. R. Patrick
Ohio University
Needlework Quilt Designs By Aunt Martha
Aunt Martha offers a 10 142 inch quilt block plan requiring 32 pieced blocks. Mix a print with harmonizing plain color for best effect. complete directions and yardage are included. Order by mail to Aunt Martha, Athens Messenger, Box 5112, Gateway Station, Kansas City, Missouri.
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Aunt Martha
Care
Athens Messenger
Gateway Station
Kansas City
Rio Grande Man Named Eighth Director at Bank
H A Wood of Rio Grande was elected the eighth director of the Commercial and Savings Bank Company at a stockholders meeting in Gallipolis. Eight directors were reelected, but the organized meeting was postponed due to Wood’s illness. Other local items include nurses returning for six months training in Cincinnati and two men pleading guilty to intoxication charges in Gallia County.
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H. A. Wool
Commercial & Savings Bank
Gallipolis
Commercial & Savings Bank Company
H. A. Wood
Rio Grande
Cherrington
E. J. Ressener
Charlee E. Holzer
W. E. Speark
J. E. Gills
H. B
E. W. Edwards
Ohio
Athens
Ruth Baker
Elizabeth Parsons
Kathleen Pickens
Holzer Hospital
General Hospital
Cinccinnati
January disease totals reported to Logan health department
January counts list measles fifteen scarlet fever five pneumonia nine diphtheria two chicken pox two influenza one venereal one puerperal septicemia one. Public health records show these communicable diseases tracked for the month.
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Logan
Health Department
Diphtheria Cases Reported in Logan and South Bloomingville
Release cultures have been taken in the diphtheria cases of Z M Ankrom West Logan and Roberta Gaines South Bloomingville. They have been ill with the disease for the last two weeks.
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Logan
Z M. Ankrom
West Logan
Roberta Gaines
South Bloomingville
Local visits and rain swell Shade Creek flood noted
The week end saw extensive visits among families including Garden Weatherby in Athens and Mae Goldsberry in Wheeling. Drewen Goldsberry stayed with grandparents Dave and wife in Sumner while Eugene Goldsberry visited Amesville friends. Shade Creek rose enough to flood bottomland for the first time in months and cover creek bottoms.
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Hubert Weatherby
Athens
Mae Goldsberry
Wheeling
W Va
Dora Goldsberry
Wayne Swartz
Hazel Swartz
Arnold King
Drewen Goldsberry
Dave Gilliland
Sumner
Eugene Goldsberry
Amesville
County Children's Home
Relates
Young People To Meet Here In Salvation Army Sessions
Two hundred Salvation Army Young People's Councils members from Chillicothe Marietta Portsmouth and Athens will meet at the local headquarters this Saturday with sessions at 2 p m and 6 30 p m Lieut Col W H Barrett principal of the New York School of Prophets will speak alongside divisional officers Barrett a Welshman joined the Salvation Army over 30 years ago in England and has since served in the United States
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Saation Army
Chillicothe
Marietta
Portsmouth
Athens
W. H. Barrett
School of Prophets
New York
Salvation Army
Coronel Barrett
England
United States
East Side Students Earn Perfect Attendance Honors
East Side School announces first semester perfect attendance lists by grade. First grade recognitions include Dorothy Ann Bradfield Sally Link Frances Noble James Porter LeRoy Shamel Tad Grover Charles Pierce Billy Trautwein Jack Triipp Robert Vercoe and Catherine Quidor. Second grade honorees are Harriet Jean Heck Betty Jane Love and Lois Shields. Third grade top attenders feature Richard Holsing ton Harry Peckham Dix Schenz Sylvia Schuler Bernard Tom Martha Ellen Walsh Mary J. Williams Juanita Morris Dorothy Smith Betty Wyckoff George Bolen John Farley and Dean Heil Pauline Dyer Avanelle Smith Freda Young Margaret Croy Helen Bradford Eugenia Kresge Patsy Sherrard Mary Alice Gandee Thelma Sams Mary Virginia Bingman Doris Matthews James Robert Williams Kenneth Nelson and Bobby McGrath. Fourth grade list includes Pauline Dyer Avanelle Smith Freda Young Margaret Croy Helen Bradford Eugenia Kresge Patsy Sherrard Mary Alice Gandee Thelma Sams Mary Virginia Bingman Doris Matthews James Robert Williams Kenneth Nelson and Bobby McGrath. Fifth grade honorees are Ellen Davis Mary Jane Erwin Hester Hartman Rachel Love Aileen Sham el Dorothy Cray Howard Hersies and Bob Wilson. Sixth grade pupils on the list are Mary Jane Duncan Donna Duncan William Eddy Grace Ellen Foster Junior Grubb Bob Hedges Anna Margaret Morrison Ila Jean Nelson and Alvetta Smith.
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East Side
Henrt Hess
Dorothy Ann Bradfield
Sally Link
Frances Noble
James Porter
LeRoy Shamel
Tad Grover
Charles Pierce
Billy Trautwein
Jack Triipp
Robert Vercoe
Catherine Quidor
Harriet Jean Heck
Betty Jane Love
Lois Shields
Richard Holsington
Harry Peckham
Dix Schenz
Sylvia Schuler
Bernard Tom
Martha Ellen Walsh
Mary J. Williams
Juanita Morris
Dorothy Smith
Betty Wyckoff
George Bolen
John Farley
Dean Heil
Pauline § Dyer
Avanelle Smith
Freda Young
Margaret Croy
Helen Bradford
Eugenia Kresge
Patsy Sherrard
Anna Margaret Morrison
Ila Jean Nelson
Alvetta Smith
December Relief Effort Reported by Capt Reif
Captain Fred Reif reports Salvation Army December relief efforts including 22 grocery orders 3 clothing items 2 shoes 16 furniture items 2 tons coal 63 meals to transients and four transient rooms. Total value 202.36 dollars with local relief distributed to 92 families.
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Salvation Army
Fred Reif
Pasteeth Powder Keeps Teeth Firm All Day
Pasterth presents new improved powder that prevents plates from dropping or slipping and leaves a fresh breath. No gum pastey feel and all day comfort praised by users and dentists. Get Pasteeth at Quick's Cut Rate or from your druggist.
Central Honor Roll Compiled at Central School
The principal M A Grubb announced the third marking period honor roll. Grades list named students by grade including Jean Tryon and Garry Stephenson in first grade, and multiple pupils across second through sixth grades.
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Central School
M. A. Grubb
Jean Tryon
Garry Stephenson
Vernon McKibben
Bobby Jones
Kidney Ailment Remedy Promises Quick Relief
An advertisement claims kidney and bladder symptoms such as backache frequent urination and cramps can be cured by Bu-Cu-Mint-pour a homemade diuretic sold by Cline's Drug Store. The ad urges taking one tablespoon four times daily with a money back guarantee.
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Cline
Palm Beach Opens 1933 Winter Season With Glitzy Vibe
Palm Beach Florida begins its 1933 winter season as casinos glow and nightlife thrives. Bradley's casino hums again with roulette and baccarat while private telephones connect exclusive clubs and homes for arriving businessmen from north.
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Palm Beach
Fla
Ville-Palacea
Bradley's
Ice breaks on Saranac Lake drownings three dead
Ice on Saranac Lake broke today sending a sedan with four occupants into the water. Three people were drowned and a fourth escaped. The incident occurred near the lake shoreline as rescue efforts began.
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Saranac Lake
N. Y
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