Mish Club At High School Teaches Favorite Poets
At Leot high school in Moogan on February 3 the English club met at Miss Thelma Arnold's home. Members roll called by listing favorite English poets and reasons for selection. Miss Helen mi presented English Poems as the paper title. Miss Rosemary Lee- Won the title of a paper on Facts of English poetry. Miss Gertrude McBride spoke on His er and Classification of English ry. The committee for the meeting was Miss Arnold and Miss Lee Wright. They served refreshments.
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Meogan
Leot High School
Thelma Arnold
Helen mi
Rosemary Lee
Gertrude McBride
Logan man Lester V. Risch passes pharmacist exam
Lester V. Risch of Logan has passed the standard pharmacist examination and is now a licensed pharmacist. He previously cleared the first exam with good grades and earned satisfactory marks in the latest test, where only half of the candidates succeeded. He has worked at a local pharmacy for two years.
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Logan
Lester V. ‘Risch
Risch
Parcel Charged With Removing Mortgaged Property Denied Writ
In Logan on February 3 S T Parcel faced a charge of removing mortgaged property from the county. Judge Harley M Whitcraft denied a writ of corpus. Parcel was arraigned before J P Miller and bound over to the grand jury. bond set at 100 after a prior 500 bond. A marriage license appeared for Paul Raine and Lucille Johnson.
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Logan
S. T. Parcel
South
Harley Mwhitcraft
A. R
Parcell
Sistrate J. P. Miller
Grand Jury
Health services totaled 797 in Logan January report
Logan Hocking health unit logged 797 health services in January with 412 in the city district. Dr Hiatt notes effort aiding relief surveys in the mine regions of Washington and Starr townships. Rural schools showed 255 of 326 children with defects and city schools 232 of 362 with defects, mainly decayed temporary teeth. Notifiable diseases under quarantine at month end included three scarlet fever cases, one chicken pox, one influenza, and one diphtheria.
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Logan
Logan-Hocking
Hiatt
County Board of Health
Starrs
Stoneys Lose Logan in Bowling Showdown
Good bowling by J. Columber and Sparnon helped the Clay Workers defeat the Stoneys three games Tuesday night after a venue switch from Wednesday. Scores for Stoneys were Burgess Connors Poling and G Burgess with totals of 842 and 861 for the three games.
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Connors
Poling
Eee
G. Burgess
Episcopalian Auxiliaries Hold Convention Delegates Named
A convention of Episcopalian auxiliaries met and named Mrs Wright as delegate to represent the Logan parish.
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Logan
E. L. Pielow
Nelsonville
Athens
Lucille Wright
Tal ‘Dayton
Teachers Meet in Logan Dinner and Business Social
Seventeen members of the Logan Elementary Teachers association shared a 6 o'clock dinner at the Spinning Wheel, then held a business meeting and social hour at Mrs. Marie Rochester's East Hunter street home. Hostesses were Estella Strentz Irene Sater and Wilma Martin.
Mrs Shively Hosts Sister Susie Club on West Hunter
Mrs George Shively hosted the Sister Susie club Tuesday evening at West Hunter street. Bridge and flinch games produced high scores for Mrs Earl Roberts and Miss Helen Lavey. Mrs Harry Thomas gave two readings and Mrs Frank Brown sang. Refreshments were served to Mrs Thomas, Mrs Roberts, and Mrs Gifford.
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George Shively
West Hunter Street
Flinch
Earl Roberts
Mise Helen Lavey
Harry Thomas
Frank Brown
Thomas A Roberts
Gifford Ul
Fire damages home on State Street in Lancaster
Fire started from an overheated furnace at Clifford Cornell’s 285 East State Street residence. The basement bore the blaze but heat ruined furniture, woodwork, walls, and floors. no water reached the upper level. passerby notified firemen at 3:40. Insurance covers all damages. Cornell praised the department. Another call at 5:15 reported grass catching fire at Bruce Donaldson’s 162 North Lancaster Street. In other news, Fairfield Glass Co. was bought by Libbey Owens Sheet Glass Co. of Toledo, led by H. B. Peters, with four other stockholders listed.
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Clifford Cornell
East State Street
Cornell
Bruce Donaldson
Lancaster Street
Lancaster
Fairfield Glass Company
Ohio
Libbey-Owens Sheet Glass Company
Toledo
H. B. Peters
T. L. Schneider
O. G. Vance
Columbus
George Rising
Leopold Mambourg
Toys at Rufus Putnam School Made From Waste Materials
Pupils at Rufus Putnam School exhibit toys crafted from waste at home and from clay and textiles in the industrial arts class supervised by Miss Marie H. Acomb. The display, closing today, showcases doll cradles from chipped baskets, coat hanger rockers, oatmeal box cribs, chalk boxes as desks, and clay plaques, doll figures, and rainbow textiles highlighting creative reuse.
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Rufus Putnam School
Ludel Boden
Ohio University
Marie H. Acomb
Rufus Putnam
University
Miss Acomb
Athens
Castoria Promises Gentle Health for Infants
A mother's account praises Castoria as the safe, vegetable remedy for infants. It claims a baby’s happiness, absence of sickness, and quick soothing without opioids or castor oil. The note urges buying Fletcher's Castoria, the original, with a care guide included.
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Piletcher
Fletcher
Ornamental toys and puppet shows on exhibit delight visitors
Oil cloth aprons protect children as they mold clay and paint. Wooden toys are brightly painted. A soldier on a galloping horse, ducks and elephants, and a Bluebird puppet show draw attention. Alice and the Bluebird warden scene, a miniature theater with the three bears, a sand table Eskimo scene, and a furnished four room doll house complete the display.
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Alice
the Bluebird
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T. Parcel
Paul Raine
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Marion Davis
George Ade
Patent Leather
Conrad Nagel
Myrna Loy
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Stoneys
J. Columber
Sparnon
Clay Workers
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Aig
Chamberlain
Chas
Millikan
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Masonic Building
Sister Susie Club
State Street
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Olumbia
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Ralph Graves
Wheel of Love
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Rochester-Lytle
Coop Lean
Athena Dragelate
Castoria
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Edmund Lowe
Pathe News
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Aesop
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