Exams Set At Central School For Teacher Certificates
County Superintendent H R McVay announced exams for teacher certificates will be held in the Central school building room 14 this year replacing Ellis hall. Tests are scheduled for the first Saturdays in April May and June and the last Friday in August with questions starting at 8 am and continuing all day. The new law requires examination for certificate renewal.
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Ellis Hall
H. R. McVay
McVay
Winter Picnic Draws 800 Athenians in Columbus
More than 800 Athenians attended the Athens County association winter picnic at Druid's hall in Columbus. A pot-luck dinner was served and a relief committee was appointed to assist ill members, led by James J. McNamara, Ard Merritt, and H. T. Wise.
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Columbus
Athens County Association
Druid’s Hall
South High Street
James J. McNamara
Ard Merritt
H. T. Wise
Ohio association names new president at convention
The Ohio Association of Building Owners and Managers elected a new president at the close of its annual convention held in the state capital. The outgoing leader praised member efforts and outlined upcoming industry priorities.
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Ohio Association of Building Owners and Managers
Hinton Pleads Guilty in Laurelville Theft Case
On February 10 Judge Harley M. Whitcraft heard Hinton from Laurelville plead guilty to an indictment for stealing a motor vehicle. The case ties to an automa theft at Laurelville weeks earlier, with Clyde Lama and Sells to be tried. Sentencing held until other related cases are resolved. Henderson was aided by Frank Redfern of Adelphi, who advised local citizens.
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D. Ricketts
Har- Hinton
Laurelville
Harley M. Whitcraft
Charghim
Hinton
Imim
Clyde Lama
Sells
Whitcraft
Sen
Henderson
Frank Redfern
Adelphi
Ville
Births Surpass Deaths in Hocking County Report
Feb 10 report shows 41 births to 17 deaths in Hocking County with Logan noting 15 births and nine deaths. Pneumonia and influenza claimed several lives while scarlet fever, tuberculosis, diphtheria, and chicken pox appeared among communicable diseases. Boys outnumbered girls among births. list names of many newborns and mothers, with several unnamed entrants.
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Hocking
Logan
Pneumothere
Freisinger
Harold Halstead Hass
Elmer Junior
John Richard Smith
Lyle ‘ Sargent
Green
Ricketts
Hawk
Rowland
Oscar Bartholomew, Jr
Brown
Charles Junior Starr
Alfred Lester Ec
Windland
Norma Lanning
Audrey Jean Baker
Norris
Dicken
Church Debate Sparks Twice Club Meeting
The Twice club discussed the statement the church is a hindrance to human development at a South Market street gathering with Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur C. Fisk. C. W. Bowen and J. Bright spoke, followed by a general discussion. Attendees included Mrs. John White Mrs. Howard White Mrs. Charlies Wright Dr. and Mrs. C. O. Alien and the Rev. and Mrs. E. L. Pielow.
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Twice Club
Wilbur C. Fisk
South Market Street
C. W. Bowen
C. Bright
Fisk
John White
Howard White
Charlies Wright
C. O. Alien
E.L. Pielow
Cooperation discussed between Red Cross relief and National Guard
Logan February meeting at the Red Cross office gathered the central special service committee of Hocking county and Ohio National Guards in charge of relief for the Hocking Valley mining region. Col. Haubrich Lt. Col. Shetler and Capt. Martin outlined temporary guard support and urged cooperative planning. Mrs. Frances Simpson represented social service with survey and family case work complementing relief efforts. Mutual understanding and closer relief coordination were reported as the meeting's outcome.
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Logan
Central Special Service Committee
Hocking County
Ohio National Guards
Hocking Valley
Red Cross
Robert Haubrich
Shetler
Martin
Haubrich
National Guard
Social Service Committees
Frances Simpson
Veterans’ Bureau
Bringardner Shoe plans to be announced next week
Logan Feb 10 Future plans for the Bringardner Shoe company will not be public until early next week. A mass meeting at the courthouse Wednesday night updated the expansion campaign. Directors will meet at the plant Thursday to set policy and indicate further capital was considered. The original fundraising goal remained unmet as employees were told to report daily for work until orders are issued.
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Logan
Bringardner Shoe Company
Martin Bringardner
U Go I Go Club Meets At Mrs Lee Home
Mrs. John Lee hosted the U Go I Go club at her West Main Street home Tuesday evening with bridge played as a diversion for three tables. Lunch was served to members and guests Mrs. Donald Ackers Chicago and Mrs. William Bush Athens.
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John Lee
West Main Street
Lee
Donald Ackers
Chicago
William Bush
Athens
D A R Elects Delegates to Two Meetings
The Worthington chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution elected delegates and alternates to state and continental conventions to be held this spring. Mrs Forest Weinrich will attend the state convention in Cleveland as a delegate with Mrs John White as alternate. National convention delegates for Washington D C in April are Mrs John Wellman and Mrs John Dougherty with Mrs L K Showalter as alternate. Mrs Ella Kaynes gave a paper on Decorations on Independence. Mrs C L Abell and Mrs Fred Carpenter are new members.
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L. K. Showalter
Ella Kaynes
C. L. Abell
Fred Carpenter
Shumaker Fined for Possession in Beuna Vista
Logan Iowa February 10 Clinton Shu maker Beuna Vista fined 159 dollars plus costs by Judge A M Ellinger after pleading guilty to possession of whisky arrest followed by state and county officers led by H A Sines officers searched his home basement finding barrels a cooling keg jugs bottles and a keg with three gallons of whisky
Woodworkers Defeat Clayworkers In Logan Bowling
Woodworkers held their lead in the Logan Bowling League by defeating the Clayworkers two games to one. Hull rolled a 235 in the first game and totaled 584 pins for the evening to take top honors.
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Logan
Hull
Woman Fined in Porter's Court for Possessing Alcohol
Mrs Elizabeth Coleman pleaded guilty to possessing intoxicating liquor in Magistrate Carl Porter's court on West State Street. She was fined 100 dollars and costs after officers found empty beer bottles and wine in her apartments. Jim Newman, a roommate, also pleaded guilty in Columbus and was fined 400 dollars and costs, then jailed for nonpayment.
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Elizabeth Coleman
West
State Street
Carl Porter
Legion auxiliary hosts Valentine party and initiates new members
Officers of the auxiliary to the Logan post of the American Legion plan a Valentine party at 7:80 p.m. Monday where new members will be initiated. Mrs. Kirby Snyder attends as delegate with companions including Mrs. Bertha Oberle and Mrs. Charles Struble.
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Logan
American Legion
Kirby Snyder
Bertha Oberle
Charles Struble
George Hall
Harry Mack
Joe Powery
Columbus
American Legion of Ohio
103rd Birthday Hike Highlights Leicester Woman
Leicester England Mrs Ann Dunn celebrated her 103rd birthday with a daily hike noting her joy in active living. The milestone reflects a long life spent in regular walks and city life celebrations.
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Leicester
Eng
Ann Dunn
West Virginia coal owners mull merger plan
FAIRMONT Feb 10 A merger of coal companies similar to the Pocahontas field consolidation was discussed by operators representing more than three fourths of Northern West Virginia production. An executive committee will meet to further study the proposition with delegates from Marion Harrison Monongalia and Taylor counties in attendance.
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Fairmont
Pocahontas
West Virginia
Marion
Harrison
Montongalia
Taylor
Searchers Continue Looking for Woman
New PhiladelphiaFeb 10 U P searchers dragged the Tuscarawas river and beat brush along the Dover Canton highway hoping to find 23 year old Viola May Police doubt that her brother in law William D Herron who confessed strangling her dropped the body into the river and instead think he may have buried it in a shallow grave
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New Philadelphia
U.P
Dover-Canton
Viola May
William D. Herron
Tuscarawas
Building Owners Elect Columbus Leader
Building owners in Columbus re elected U P O M Slimp of Cincinnati as leader in a February 10 meeting. Details indicate a unanimous vote to continue Slimp’s term and maintain current leadership structure for the association.
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Columbus
U.P.O. M. Slimp
Cincinnati
Dewar the Cough or ILD That Hangs Created Medicine Ad
Persistent coughs and colds threaten health and Creomulsion offers relief. The emulsified creosote medicine is described as soothing inflamed membranes and inhibiting germs, with claims of healing throat troubles and bronchial issues. Ad copy urges consulting a druggist and promises satisfaction if symptoms persist.
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Sony Co
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Shumaker
Beuna Vista
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West Virginia Coal Owners Talk Merger
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Belmont
Dimity
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Kolster Radio
RADIO
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A. C. Electric
Parker Bros
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Pathe News
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Wamel
City Federation
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