Death of Catherine Hoopes at St Francis Hospital
Catherine Hoopes daughter of Mr and Mrs Fred Hoopes of Hogan died Monday at St Francis Hospital after three weeks of illness. She had worked as a waitress at the Spin ning Wheel tea room. Survived by her parents a brother Charlies Hoopes of Logan four sisters Mrs Charles Ibs Cleveland Leah Dorothy Afsh and Virginia Hoopes of Logan. Body brought from local crematory to Zanesville for funeral services and burial the next morning.
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Hogan
Catherine Hoopes
Fredon
St. Francis Hospital
Hoopes
Spinning Wheel Tea Room
Charlies Hoopes
Logan
Charles Ibs
Cleveland
Leah
Dorothy Afsh
Virginia Hoopes
Zanesville
Fire damages home as gas heater aids blaze on West Street
A fire early Wednesday damaged a home at West Street owned by George Gladman, with $25 in damages. An alarm sounded at 6 am as a gas heater in the bathroom sparked the blaze, which damaged the hardwood floor. Chief Walter Nixon arrived with chemical extinguishing equipment and quickly controlled the fire. he was treated by Dr. Lyons after exposure.
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Logan
George Gladman
West Street
Walter Nixon
Nixon
Lyons
Quarantine Lifted After Smallpox Case at Miller Home
County Health has lifted the three week quarantine at Fred Miller's Wood Sewer home after Miller recovered from smallpox. Other family members vaccinated did not develop the disease. Carl Judy had also been kept at his home for two weeks after the Miller order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Miller
Wood Sewer
Palmer and Anne License in Lancaster Logan
John Kenneth Palmer a 21 year old shoe worker of Lancaster and Mary Anne a 22 year old nurse of Logan obtained a marriage license. The Rev James R Fields officiated the ceremony for the couple.
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John Kenneth Palmer
Lancaster
Mary Anne
Logan
Edward A
James R. Fields
Puzzle reveal for Letter Golf answer sequence
The note presents the solution to today's Letter Golf puzzle with the chain Jaws Laws Lawn Lawn Loin Coin Chin.
Miss Lutz Explains Red Cross Social Work Program
Miss Margaret Lutz discussed the Development of the Social Work Program in Hocking County before the Logan Rotary Club. She outlined the program’s aims, procedures, and the placement system showing church affiliations for children and efficiency gains through the Red Cross efforts.
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Logan
Hocking County
Margaret Lutz
The
Red Cross
Logan Rotary Club
Harley M. Whitcraft
Luis
Miss Luts
Msgs
Lutz
Red
Distance decides school for Elmer Klinger's children
In Falls township Ohio a 350 foot distance change alters which school Elmer Klinger can attend. The Falls Township board sought tuition from his children at Enterprise School, but a measured 360 foot nearer Beougher School would require attendance there or tuition payment.
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Logan
Elmer Klinger
Good Hope Township
Falls Township
Beougher School
Good Hope
Falls Township Board
J. W. Coleman
Newton Spencer
Leonard Weaver
Klinger
Beougher
Athens County Tax Levy Notice for 1928 Revenues
Rafael R. Johnson, County Treasurer, publishes the 1928 levy breakdown for State, County, and Local purposes. It lists State 2.00 mills, County 6.55 mills, and Local funds with a table reference, plus delinquency penalties and payment instructions for taxpayers. The notice cites World War I sinking fund, school levies, and various county funds, and provides contact and mailing guidance.
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Rafael R. Johnson
Athens County
Cincadee
Children’s Home
Soldiers’ Fund
Ree En Judicial
Agricultural Society Fund
Bent Harti
Mystery in Death Of Shadwick Youth
Columbus police opened an inquiry into the death of 20 year old Donald Shadwick son of County Road Superintendent Floyd Shadwick. Autopsy suggested concussion of the brain as the cause after he returned home ill and did not answer when asked about an accident. The death occurred Sunday night.
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Columbus
U.P
Donald Shadwick
Floyd Shadwick
Shadwick
Dr Edwards Olive Tablets Ad Claims Health Claims
An old advertisement promotes Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a safe vegetable remedy for bowel regulation and better digestion. It touts the product as non habit forming and suitable for a general healthy start in life, claiming endorsement by a family physician from Ohio.
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Cero
Dr. Edwards
Edwards
Ohio
Tio Ealene
Oliver
Logan Chamber Directors to Decide On New Industry
Logan February meeting of the Chamber of Commerce directors to hear a proposal from a new company planning to locate in Logan. They also review the Logan Manufacturing Company status after a recent fire. the plant faces offers to relocate.
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Logan
Carmon Case Is Postponed In Lancaster
Logan Feb 6 another postponement granted in the Carmon manslaughter case against William Carmon a Lancaster vulcanizer. Trial date not set defense counsel cites family illness delaying readiness. bond remains $2000. The defense team includes Forest Weinrich.
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Silbaugh
Forest Weinrich
Carmen
Drink Water to Help Wash Out Kidney Poison
A historical health note promotes high water intake to flush kidneys and relieve back pain and bladder issues. It touts a grape and lemon acid-based "Fad Bai Salts" as a remedy and urges regular dosing with water before breakfast to stimulate kidney function and neutralize waste.
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Anita
Car Wreck Near Crystal Springs In Fairfield County
G Elmer Hayman and three companions from Logan were in a Tuesday morning accident near Crystal Springs while en route to Columbus for work at Parsons Avenue shops of the Hocking Valley Railroad. No injuries were reported. The Hayman car crashed into a ditch after colliding with another vehicle. two men continued to Columbus, while the others returned to Logan where the car was towed by a local wrecking crew.
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Logan
Elmer Hayman
Crystal Springs
Fairfield County
Columbus
Parsons Avenue
Hocking Valley Railroad
Hayman
Boy Scout Patrol Leaders Meet In Club Rooms Here
Fourteen patrol leaders and assistant patrol leaders of Athens Boy Scout troops conducted a meeting in the First M. B. Church club room. The event was led by Assistant Scout masters Don A. Grafflin and Harold Glesecke. The program marks the national anniversary week beginning February 8 with furnished club rooms and a games and contests program plus refreshments. Troops 1 and 3 will visit Troop 2 Friday night as the week opens.
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Athens
Boy Scout
Scout Club
M. B. Church
Don A. Grafflin
Harold Glesecke
Scouts Begin Diamond Hike to East Hill After Emergency Call
Saturday morning at 8 46 o clock an emergency drill as part of the national program requires scouts to stand at attention at East Washington and College Street. They will then hike to East Hill for games and a campfire with refreshments. Saturday evening they assemble in club rooms before attending the Ohio University Ohio Wesleyan basketball game as guests of Prof O C Bird head of Physical Education at Ohio University.
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East Washington
College Stree
East Hill
Ohio University
Ohio Wesleyan
0. C. Bird
Department of Physical Education
Original Stories Read at Ohio University English Club
The February meeting at Dean E W Chubb's home featured two original stories two poems and several sonnets read by English Club of Ohio University members Evelyn Underwood introduced Misplaced Emphasis Kathryn Hymen presented a sketch Daisy Ervin read two poems Dean Chubb read sonnets from a poetry book by Harvey C Brumbine a former pupil.
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English Club
Ohio University
E. W. Chubb
Evelyn Underwood
Kathryn Hymen
Daisy Ervin
Dean Chubb
Harvey C. Brumbine
Man faces life term for murder of marshal in Cincinnati
John Messner, 28, of Hamilton, was convicted for the murder of Peter Dumele, North College Hill marshal, shot during a robbery and sentenced to life imprisonment. The verdict came after a trial completed yesterday.
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Cincinnati
John Messner
Hamilton
Peter Dumele
North College Hill
Messner
Outfit for Boy To Go to Hospital
Roy Wendle the tubercular one year old son of Eugene Wendle will be sent to the state sanitarium in Mt Vernon by the Athens County Commissioner next Tuesday. Before he leaves his home in The Plains he must be outfitted with a bathrobe slippers pajamas and raincoat. No efforts have been made to send Mrs Wendle back to West Virginia.
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Roy Wendle
Eugene Wendle
Ohio State Penitentiary
Mt. Vernon
Athens County
Plains
Athens County Health Office
To Free Smallpox Victims This Week
Ralph Stout and Edward Mullen of Troy Township will be released from quarantine this week if the investigation proves satisfactory to Miss Rhoda Barker, county health nurse. Thorough disinfection of both homes is required before release.
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Ralph Stout
Edward Mullen
Troy Township
Rhoda Barker
Quarantine and Vaccination Report From Torch School Outbreak
The report notes a quarantine of one person tied to Miss Parker and Edward Mullen with the disease. Three children of a nephew’s family attend the Torch school. Ralph Stout of Coolville is ill at the opening session of the fruit school in Coolville on January 24. Dr. J M Higgins, county health commissioner, diagnoses a mild case.
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Edward Mullen
Torch
Ralph Stout
Coolville
J. M. Higgins
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