Luncheon at Hillcrest Inn Hosts Forty-Seven Guests
Mrs Harvey C Baker and Mrs P L Shannon hosted a 1 PM luncheon at Hillcrest Inn with 47 covers. Floral decor featured sweet peas roses freesia and buds in wicker baskets. Mrs W C Munds of Cleveland visits her parents at 115 South Court Street through Sunday as the Munds enjoy a Georgia stay. Eve Munds will join her mother in Cleveland Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillcrest Inn
Harvey C. Baker
P. L. Shannon
W. C. Munds
Cleveland
Dean
E. W. Chubb
South Court Street
Mrs. Munds
Augusta
Eve
Mrs. Chubb
Surprise Party Celebrates Mrs Grubb Birthday in Hudson Avenue
A Tuesday evening surprise party at the home of Mr and Mrs John Grubb on Hudson Avenue honored Mrs Grubb's birthday. The event featured conversation music and refreshments with many guests including the Grubbs Ravencroft McClain Calentine Pinkerton Smith Carpenter Sams Sprague Atkins Sleighbach Burch Copnor and others from Athens and Amesville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Grubb
Hudson Avenue
Ralph Pinkerton
May Smith
Lou Carpenter
Jack Sams
John Sprague
Raymond Atkins
Sleighbach
Blanche Burch
Athens
Mima Copnor
Amesville
Lavertys Attend 77th Birthday in Carbon Hill
Mrs. Etta Laverty and her daughter Miss Margaret Laverty traveled to Carbon Hill for the seventy seventh birthday celebration of Mrs. Laverty's uncle, Mr. Nelson France. A family reunion is planned during the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Etta Laverty
Margaret Laverty
Carbon Hill
Nelson France
Grandmother Nancy J. May taken to Winchester for burial
The Gibson family and Mrs. Henry Wiseman leave for Winchester Ohio after Nancy J. May died in Athens. Funeral and burial occur in Winchester, the family home, with May approaching her 101st birthday. May had lived in Athens, helped raise her granddaughters Alice May and Ida May. The Kevinsons of Albany R F C return from Newark after EddieMay nursing school graduation. they visited Earl and Paul Robinson near Athens.
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B. M. Gibson
Henry Wiseman
Cuyahoga Falls
Winchester
Ohio
Nancy J. May
Athens
H. P. Dowler
Canaanville Road
May
Grisez Returns From Canton After Mother's Surgery
Mr. B F Grisez accompanied his mother Mrs Malina Grisez to Canton where she underwent a surgical operation Monday. Her condition is favorable. They reside at 134 Morris Avenue and Mr Grisez works with the Athens office of the Ohio Fuel Gas Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. F. Grisez
Canton
Malina Grisez
Friendship Music Club to Meet Friday Evening
The Friendship Music Club will gather Friday at 7 o'clock with Mrs. O. E. Fri at 2 Van Vorhes Street as hostess. Members are asked to bring a valentine for exchange.
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Friendship Music Club
O. E. Fri
van Vorhes
Ladies Auxiliary Eagles Meet Tonight at 7 30
The Ladies' Auxiliary of the Eagles will gather this evening at 7 30 to hold their meeting.
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The
Eagles
Miss Katherine Figg Heads to Cincinnati for Millinery Week
Miss Katherine Figg departed today for Cincinnati to spend a week exploring the city’s millinery houses and fashion shops. She will study hat trends and acquire materials for seasonal designs.
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Katherine Figg
Cincinnati
Man Wages Battle Against Insect Pests
A farmer faces constant pest pressure as insects supposedly destroy one tenth of crop yield. The claim highlights ongoing struggle in agriculture against pests.
Quarantine Issued For Child With Scarlet Fever In Murray City
The four year old daughter of Mr and Mrs William Poling of Warner Avenue is quarantined at relatives in Murray City with scarlet fever. The family visited Murray City last Saturday when the illness began, and health officials reported the case Wednesday.
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Logan
William Poling
Warner Avenue
Murray City
Health Department
U Go I Go Club entertains with bridge at Pettit home
Members of the U Go I Go Club were entertained Tuesday afternoon at Miss Rhea Pettit's West Hunter Street home with hostesses Mrs. Roy Ruble Mrs. Herbert Shriner Mrs. D C Reynolds Mrs. Dallas Kinser and Mrs. Charles Smith. Bridge yielded high scores to Mrs. Judson Shriner Mrs. Reynolds and Mrs. Samuel Primmer. A three course dinner followed at Moore's Restaurant with Mrs Clarence Schempp substituting for Mrs Erwin Matheny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rhea Pettit
West Hunter Street
Roy Ruble
Herbert Shriner
D. C. Reynolds
Dallas Kinser
Charles Smith
Judson Shriner
Reynolds
Samuel Primmer
Moore’s
Clarence Schempp
Erwin Matheny
Eight candidates initiated into Pocahontas Teepee council
Eight candidates were initiated Wednesday evening into Pocahontas Teepee of Rippling Water Council No. 131 at Red Men's Hall. Kill Eagle Council No. 57 Nelsonville assisted with the initiation. Mrs. C D Cash performed piano numbers and a social hour with dancing and refreshments closed the lodge work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pocahontas Teepe
Rippling Water Council
Red Men's Hall
Kill Eagle
Legion Host To Kiwanis Club In Logan
Logan, Feb 6 The Logan Post of the American Legion entertained Logan Kiwanis members with a program including addresses by M F Weymueller and Donald Bort, music, dancing, lunch, and cigars. Twenty five Kiwanis attended as a string orchestra performed and Miss Jean Webb and Miss Marjorie Lytle danced. The event closed with lunch and smokes. Rotarians invited for Feb 17.
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Logan
Logan Kiwanians
Logan Post
American Legion
M. F. Weymueller
Raymond Lanning
Donald Bort
Frank Harden
Ohio Department
Barton Hall
L. P. Mooney
Legion
Jean Webb
Marjorie Lytle
James Krieg
Local visitors and residents travel through Logan on midweek business
Mrs H M Boocks of this city attended a social function in Athens on Monday. Dr O W Donaldson and Starling Donaldson of Gore were in Logan Wednesday on business. Mr and Mrs James Collins and family of Shawnee visited Monday. Alfred Matthews of New Straits ville came to Logan Wednesday on business. W F Armstrong of Laurelville was in town Wednesday. Elmer S Brown parole officer at the Boys Industrial School stopped in Logan Wednesday en route to southern Ohio. Mr and Mrs Ray Melick and family Columbus Mrs R G Cunningham Pittsburg Kan Mr and Mrs Carl Kepler Columbus were guests Sunday of Mr and Mrs L F Hammond. Mrs R G Cooper Athens underwent a surgical operation at Cherrington Hospital Tuesday and is reported satisfactory. she arrived a week ago in preparation for the operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. M. Boocks
Athens
O. W. Donaldson
Starling Donaldson
Gore
Logan
James Collins
Shawnee
Alfred Matthews
New Straitsville
W. F. Armstrong
Laurelville
Elmer §S. Brown
Boys Industrial School
Ohio
Ray Melick
Columbus
R. G. Cunningham
Pittsburg
Kan
Carl Kepler
L. F. Hammond
R. G. Cooper
Cherrington Hospital
Sister Susies Club Dinner and Bingo Night Members
Dinner at Candyland hosted by Aliss Hielen Savey followed by bingo at the Savey home on West Hunter Street. Awards were given to Pauline Judy, Bugsy Brandt, Frank Browne, Frank Weiland and Cyrus Rochester with guests Bugs Brandt Rudolph Brandt Grace Shriver present.
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Candyland
Aliss Hielen Savey
Sister Susies Club
Savey
West Hunter Street
Pauline Judy
Bugsy Brandt
Frank Browne
Frank Weiland
Cyrus Rochester
Bugs Brandt
Rudolph Brandt
Grace Shriver
New Winona Bridge Grade To Start Monday
Logan announces start of grading for a new concrete bridge at Winona over Monday Creek on the New Straitsville Road. A. Lunsford, the Logan contractor, will move 16 000 yards of dirt to form a 2 440 foot grade for a 75 foot span replacing the old iron bridge. The project eliminates two sharp curves near the approaches.
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Logan
Winona
Monday Creek
Straitsville Road
A. Lunsford
L. H. Nixon
Columbus
Lunsford
Two Men Injured When Car Leaves Highway Near Logan
Two Columbus men, W. H. Johns and Bert Oren, were injured when the auto left the highway south of Logan and rolled five times into a roadside ditch. Johns suffered a fractured left collar bone. Oren a fractured right collar bone. Both were treated at Cherrington Hospital after being brought in by local ambulance.
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Logan
W. H. Johns
East Twenty-first Avenue
Columbus
Bert Oren
Northup Street
Johnas
Cherrington
Johns
Surprise birthday party for Collins Cochran on West Hunter Street
Mrs. Chester Cochran hosted a Tuesday evening surprise for her son Collins Cochran who turned twenty one. Rudolph Remple and Rudolph Lortz led high card scores as the entertainment. Guests included Ralph Gordon Kenneth Hansley Robert Juergensmeier Harley Jones Hugh Rutgers Robert Mohler Carl Mohler Claude Riggs Russell Cochran Mr and Mrs Rudolph Lortz Miss Mildred Jones and Mr and Mrs Cochran and daughter Betty Jean.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester Cochran
West Hunter Street
Collins Cochran
Rudolph Remple
Rudolph Lortz
Ralph Gordon
Kenneth Hansley
Robert Juergensmeier
Harley Jones
Hugh Rutgers
Robert Mohler
Crouch Released to Licking County Sheriff
W D Crouch of Newark was freed to Licking County custody after being jailed in Hocking County since December 16. He pleaded guilty to possession and transportation of whisky, was fined 350 dollars plus costs, and held in jail for lack of funds. He will repay the balance and was transported to Newark by Deputy Sheriff I N Hammond.
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Crouch
New Straiteville
Whitcraft
Newark
Ln. F. Hammond
Sister of James Ashbaugh dies after surgery
Willard Newman of East Street reports the death of his sister Mrs. Frances Ashbaugh 68 at Lancaster Hospital after a surgical operation. Funeral services are set for 2 p m Friday in Bremen. Mrs. Ashbaugh formerly lived in Monroe Creek Township near Maxville.
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Logan
News Way
Willard Newman
East Street
Lancaster Hospital
Frances Ashbaugh
James Ashbaugh
Bremen
Ashbaugh
Monday Creek Township
Maxville
Logan Man Arrested for Intoxication and Disorderly Conduct
Logan, February 6. Harry Lane was arrested Tuesday evening by Policeman Lewis Reynolds and faces arraignment before Mayor Elias E. Bright on a charge of intoxication and disorderly conduct.
Spectacles Find Way Home From Rockbridge to Logan
H. B. Troxel county treasurer reports leaving his glasses at home in Rockbridge. A telephone call to a family member led the spectacles to be routed to Logan where they were found on a log. This is the second time in a week he has had the experience.
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Logan
H. B. Troxel
Coounty
Rockbridge
Boy injured after fall on spikes at derrick near Nickel Plate School
Leasure Logan, 13, son of Mr. and Mrs. B C Leasure, fell from a bull wheel on a derrick floor and struck his knee on spikes during a school intermission. Doctor said knee fluid likely released through the fracture.
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Logan
den Leasure
B.C. Leasure
Nickel Plate
Committee entertains Knights of St John auxiliary
The executive committee of the Amillary to the Knights of St. John held a Tuesday evening gathering after the regular meeting at their hall. Attendees enjoyed games and lunch. Hostesses included Mrs. Lawrence Kennie, Mrs. Mike McBride, Mrs. Jacob Krannite, Mrs. Ben Schrader, Mrs. Jacob Lavey, and Miss Margaret Innis. Mrs. Douglass and Mrs. English joined the auxiliary.
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Amillary
Knights of St. John
Janes
Lawrence Kennie
Mike McBride
Jacob Krannite
Ben Schrader
Jacob Lavey
Margaret Innis
Douglass
Mra. English
Franklin County Divorces Granted in Local Court
Columbus papers report four divorces granted Tuesday in Franklin County court. Bernice Laube is divorced from Arthur Laube on grounds of gross neglect. The Laubes were former residents of the city.
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Logan
Columbus
Franklin County
Bernice Laube
Arthur Laube
MELLO-GLO Face Powder Promises Lasting Smooth Bloom
Beauty advertisement touts MELLO-GLO powder for a smoother finish and youthful bloom. It claims a new French process helps the makeup stay on longer while banishing shine and improving skin appearance.
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Zenner
Free-for-All Incident Under Sheriff Investigation at Murray City
Logan reports no arrests yet as the sheriff's office conducts an investigation into a reported free-for-all fight at Murray City last Saturday evening. Arrests may follow the investigation's conclusion.
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Logan
Sheriff's Office
Murray City
Junior Tourists meet at West Second Street gathering
The Junior Tourista Club visited Mr. Newell Grooms home on West Second Street Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. George Vanfossen assisting. Miss Cecelia Blasius reviewed Ulpina Thule by Richardson while members answered roll call with Russian authors. All present except Miss Freda Marie Eberat and sponsor Mrs. H V Adams. Refreshments were served by the hostesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newell Grooms
West Second Street
George Vanfossen
Cecelia Blasius
Ul ‘Pina Thule
Richardson
Misa Freda Marie Eberat
H. V. Adams
Bray visits Penige Roy for Hocking Valley work
Daniel Bray of Gallagher Aves rive made a business trip to Penige roy on Wednesday in the interests of the Hocking Valley Railroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Bray
Gallagher Aves Rive
Penigeroy Wednnesday
Hocking Valley Railroad
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Ethel Fleetwood
Bandin Street
New Orleans, Louisiana
Vici
Kevinson
Albany R. F. C
Eddie
Nurses’ Training School
Newark City Hospital
Earl
Paul Robinson
U-Go-I-Go Club
E. F. Sells
North Court St
Athens, Ohio
Pocahontas Lodge
F. D. Forsyth
East State Street
R. A. Wines
Albany
Walter Bennett
Palmer Street
Co. A. Lunsford
Big Daylight
D. Zenner Co
Licking County
Troxel
Laubes
Wy Rae
Miillio
Bayer
Bayer Aspirin
Coxwell
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