Logan Briefs and Local Health Updates
Mrs John Dougherty of Jerseyville visits Logan with relatives while Mr and Mrs RH Gutliph and Mrs Mary Baldwin drive to the capital for the auto show. Attorney C V Wright is moved to the local hospital after a general breakdown. A case of diphtheria is reported at the county jail involving Gilbert Webb, with Dr McGinnis confirming the diagnosis and four other prisoners given preventatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
John Dougherty
Jerseyville
RH. A. Gutliph
Mary Baldwin
C. V. Wright
Hastile
Gilbert Webb
McGinnis
John H. Elias
Four Railway Workers Summoned for Retirement Examinations
John Rechenwaldt John Strawn Chris Mack and Nick Lambert were summoned to Columbus by Hocking Valley officials for a physical examination prior to retirement on pension. Rechenwaldt has about fifty years of service, followed by Mock with over forty five years. Pension amounts will be based on service years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Rechenwaldt
John Strawn
Chris Mack
Nick Lambert
Columbus
Hocking Valley
Mr. Redhenwaldt
Chris Mock
Jury Draw Names Announced for February court duty
Highteen members were drawn for jury duty Wednesday. Six of the names drawn were female. The list includes Francis Davis Salt Creek Charles Woods Marion Charles Roby Carbon Hill W A Kemper Green Mrs Mame Williams Logan Miss Net tie McCray Logan Tom Spencer Coal Gate Fred Campbell New Pittsburg Mrs Catherine Terrel Falls Gore Nada Brashares Laurel John Smith New Pittsburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Davis
Salt Creek
Charles Woods
Marion
Charles Roby
Carbon Hill
W. A. Kemper
Green
Mame Williams
Logan
Nettie McCray
Tom Spencer
Coal Gate
Fred Campbell
New Pittsburg
Catherine Terrel
Falls Gore
Nada Brashares
Laurel
John Smith
Local Notables Named in District List
A group listing includes Moses O'Hare Green Warren Lanning Logan Cynthia Griffith Washington Andrew Blake Sand Run Ed Hockman Falls nna Evans Carbonel and Chbries Buckingham Starr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moses O'Hare
Green
Warren Lanning
Logan
Cynthia Griffith
Washington
Andrew Blake
Sand Run
Ed Hockman
Falls
Nna Evans
Carbonel
Chbries Buckingham
Starr
Marriage License for Carl Hull and Zelpha Loomis
Carl Hull aged 24 a miner and Zelpha Loomis aged 18 both of Union Furnace obtained a marriage license.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Hull
Miner
Union Furnace
Zelpha Loomis
School Disruption From Whooping Cough Hits Tick Ridge
Whooping cough disrupts Tick Ridge school attendance in Starr township with about sixty percent of pupils ill. A few scattered cases appear elsewhere in the county, but none as severe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tick Ridge
Starr Township
Logan Couple Wed in Bremerton Ceremony
Miss Anastasia Riff and Mr. John Holdred of Columbus married January 18 at the bride’s father Augustine Riff’s home in Bremerton Washington. They plan to return to Columbus by car with a Seattle stopover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Anastasia Riff
John Holdred
Columbus
Augustine Riff
Bremerton
Washington
Seattle
Logan Opera House vaudeville runs on big circuit
Mr. C. E. Ohérle of the Logan Opera House has arranged with a booking agency to place Logan on a large vaudeville line circuit. This week on Monday and Tuesday evenings four acts of merit were shown to pleased patrons. The project is now in its second week and several splendid acts have already appeared.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E. Ohérle
Logan Opera House
Logan
Birthday party honors 63rd anniversary at Bright homestead
February 5 marked the 63rd anniversary of Mrs. P. W. Bright, who lives with her husband on a Logan Route 2 farm. Family from Logan gathered for a surprise party after church, including Rol land Bright, 8 H Bright, James H Bright, Charles Bright, and George Hite families. An enjoyable day was spent at the old homestead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. W. Bright
Logan
Rolland Bright
H. Bright
James H. Bright
Charles Bright
George Hite
Local Social Roundup From Greens Run and Amesville
Mrs Minnie Colvin visited Mrs Addie McCune on Monday and Mrs Connie Van Dyke called on Mrs Sadie Copeland Saturday afternoon. Clyde Colvin and George Ogg of Greens Run were weekend guests. Miss Mildred Copeland went to Parkersburg for an appendix operation. Ladies Aid met at Mrs Clyde Colvin home with eleven members and one visitor Mrs Sarah Colvin. Mrs N H Colvin called on Mrs Sabra Morris of Amesville Tuesday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie Colvin
Addie McCune
Connie van Dyke
Sadie Copeland
Clyde Colvin
George Ogg
Greens Run
Mildred Copeland
Parkersburg
Ladies’ Aid
Sarah Colvin
N. H. Colvin
Sabra Morris
Amesville
W C T U Meeting and Standard Bearers Gather
The W C T U will hold a regular meeting Thursday afternoon at Mrs. John Howell's home with an A Frances Willard program. Mrs. J M Murphy returns from a visit in Columbus and Nelsonville with relatives. Mrs. Charles Carson comes back after visiting Columbus and Bloomingburg. The Standard Bearers of the M E church met Monday evening at Rev and Mrs A A Turner's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Howell
A. Frances Willard
J. M. Murphy
Columbus
Ralph Henry
Nelsonville
Charles Carson
Bloomingburg
M. E. Church
A. A. Turner
Knickerbocker Theatre Plans Passed Despite Quality Concerns
Washington witnesses say the Knickerbocker theatre plans were approved by the District building inspector without regard to material quality. Thomas L. Costigan, a former inspectorate employee, testified the plans met the building code, as the coroner's jury probes the 98 death toll.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Bocker Theatre
District of Columbia
Thomas L. Costigan
Costigan
Knickerbocker
Mrs Mary Fennel of Glenroy Dies at 71 in Ohio
Mrs Mary Fennel aged about 71 died Sunday at 3 AM at the home of her daughter Mrs Cora Button while visiting. She leaves husband William and six children Cora Button McArthur Bertha Evans Effie Nichols Ada Channel William and Thomas Fennel, a sister and a brother, 30 grandchildren and six great grandchildren. Funeral by Rev A A Turner at Mrs Button's home Tuesday morning with burial at Zaleski.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Fennel
Glenroy
Cora Button
Mr. Fennel
William Fennel
McArthur
Bertha Evans
Jackson
Effie Nichols
Cambridge
Ada Channel
Wellston
Thomas Fennel
Chauncey
Jennie Jackson
McArthur's Old Guard Rival Feigs County Team Clash
McArthur's Old Guard basketball squad traveled to Pomeroy for a Wednesday night matchup against the Feigs county Atlitic club in a brisk intercity game.
Lyons estate inventory filed in probate court
Margaret A Lyons as administratrix of W B Lyons deceased filed an inventory and appraisal. The court ordered the document to be made part of the record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret A. Lyons
W. B. Lyons
Transfers Of 60 Acres In Madison Township
Transfer of 60 acres in Madison township from M L Trout and Myrta B Trout and H V Atkinson and Jessie Atkinson to Samuel T Romans and Victoria Romans for 1 and other valuable consideration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. L. Trout
Myrta B. Trout
H. V. Atkinson
Jessie Atkinson
Samuel T. Romans
Victoria Romans
Madison Township
Cascarets Candy Laxative Promoted for Digestive Relief
An old advertisement touts Cascarets as a gentle laxative to cleanse the liver and bowels overnight. It claims relief from dizziness head aches colds biliousness indigestion and upset stomach with one or two candies.
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