January Death Toll High In County Report
January saw the highest death rate in the county in years with 20 more deaths than births. Pneumonia and influenza caused many deaths among those over 70 while 21 influenza cases were reported. Births totaled 18 girls and 12 boys with several named couples listed.
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Pee
Hoecking Coun- Weers
Hogan
Health Department
Wiliam
Tucker
Donald Warner
Walter L. Lehrman
John Dicken
Henry Joy
Lowell E. Nutter
Francis BR
Lehman
John D. Reid
C. Sweet
Charles M. Yarber
John W. Conley
Raymond Ww.t Cook
Contea Lan
Paul A White
Clarence E
Elsie J
Sanders
John E Geiger
Lern Huffman
Clarence 15 Proctor
Fred W Rider
Virgil H. ‘Ott
Martin J Roop
Velma E Ellis
Everett Hall
Charles Stiles
Virgil I Seesholtz
Open House Planned by Logan American Legion
Logan February 9 attendees invited to a Legion post open house with former service men eligible for membership. Forest Weinrich to speak. Entertainment by committee and closing social. Legion band concert planned for February 24 at Pythian Theater. rehearsals led by Mehin Harbarger.
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Logan
Onen House
Logan Fest
The
American Legion
Forest Weinrich
Pythian Theater
Mehin Harbarger
Post
Amici Club Dinner and Bridge Session Hosted by Mrs Earl Roberta
Mrs Earl Roberta entertained the GU Amici Club Thursday evening with a 6 o'clock dinner followed by a bridge session. Guests included Mrs George Shively, Mrs Roger Friend, Miss Bettrea BP Correll, Mrs Clark H Mohin Bon, and Columbus visitors Mrs Clark Tr. Robinson visiting Mr and Mrs E Price and relatives.
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Earl Roberta
GU Amici Club
George Shively
Roger Friend
Bettrea
Correll
Clark H. Mohin
Columbus
Ironton Elks Lodge Inspection Leads to Class Formation
Logan reports Elks Lodge at Ironton inspected Thursday evening by Melrose efarbaugh district deputy. It is his twelfth inspection as district inspector. Class numbering 15 added with six Ironton Tanks members and Deb Rowan, former Ohio State football star, among attendees.
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Logan
Gib Rizer
Juergensmeier Hill
Fizer
Enterprise
Rizer
Elks Lodge
Ironton
Melrose]efarbaugh
Ironton Tanks
Nemi-Pre
Deb Rowan
Ohio State
Gravel paving to repair county roads in Logan district
In Logan county engineer Orla Wolfe ordered nine car loads of gravel distributed to districts to repair top surface break through on roads including Carbon Hill Buchtel Lost Hollow Union Furnace Starr and Gort Run. County commissioners continue township reach outs as plans for a summer construction program are anticipated.
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Logan
Orla Wolfe
Carbon Hill-Buchtel
Lost Hollow
Union Furnace Starr
Gort Run
Meade
Meeting Today At Clubhouse Founders Day Event
Forty women are expected to attend a Sunday afternoon meeting at the Gayter Ling Clubhouse under the Business and Professional Women's Club. Invitations reach Lancaster New Lexington and Athens clubs. Judge Harley M. Whitcraft is named principal speaker.
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Logan
Business and Professional Women's Club
Lancaster
New Lexington
Athens
Harley M. Whitcraft
Logan shoe factory draws 400 job applications
Logan February report shows 400 applications received for the Julian Kokenge Company plant in Columbus. Most applicants have prior shoe making experience, with 60 percent reporting background, and many from Logan and nearby towns. Interior repainting and machinery prep proceed as opening approaches. staff called back includes Fred Willege the fireman and night watchman.
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Logan
Misa Marie Sines
Logan Chamber of Commerce
Julian-Kokenge Company
Columbus
Tt Te
Fred Willege
Young Dog of To Old Tricks in Messenger Lost and Found
A six month old bull pup belonging to Earl Roush strayed, then was listed in The Messenger Lost and Found column. The next day the dog was located and returned. The notice highlights quick classified ads in the newspaper.
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Earl Roush
Messenger
Tyal Athens
Fleming Gets Sentence For Bribe Charge
In Cleveland tabloid style reporting, councilman Shamas Fleming, convicted by the Common Pleas Court on accepting $200 from Walter Leame, a crippled former city detective, faces a sentence from two to thirty years in the state penitentiary.
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Cleveland
Tab
Shamas
Puzzle Poem Reveals Answer to Letter Golf Challenge
The item explains the solution to the Letter Golf puzzle of today. It lists word plays with Teach Peach Pace Place Plane Plans Clans Clans as the answer. The note emphasizes linguistic links and puzzle style.
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Teach
Peach
County Board of Health Meeting Attended by Officials
Members of the County Board of Health met at the Spinning Wheel Tea Room hosted by Dr Morton W Bland. Attendees included Frank A Linton Falls Township James Lear Unton Furnace Frank Halford Rockbridge and Dr J J Moodlet Haydenville. Charles Lappen Laurelville was absent.
Two Athens Men Engaged To Sing
Two Athens men are engaged to sing at a ceremony described with readers as part of a church service at Parkerstown, WoVa, on March 7. The event involves contributions from members of the School of Wuste at Ono U Corveraty and Pred Te Tom Athena postel eraplae, with details labeled as the sotastsim and printation of Stare tru rohient wanes.
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Tso
Teon Canmers
Donald Dowdginter
School of Wuste
Ono U Corveraty
Pparkersture WoVa
Everett Woodworth Seeks U S Citizenship in Feb. 9 Filing
Everett Longley Woodworth of Rockbridge, born August 11 1897 in Litchfield Nova Scotia and a subject of the British Empire, has filed for American citizenship. He is pastor of the Advent Christian Church to Rockbridge and arrived in the United States via Bangor Maine in 1904 after traveling with his parents by wagon.
Man Fined For Drunk Charge And Resisting Officer
E L Meiners was fined 60 dollars plus costs for resisting an officer and 25 dollars plus costs for intoxication after pleading guilty before Magistrate Bright. Arrested by Traffic Officer Farbuann at a Carbon Hill dance, he gave the name E L Anepher of Indianapolis. He was taken to Nelsonville then resisted police during transport to a vehicle.
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Logan
Feb
E. L. Meinera
Columbus
E E& Bright
Joe Farbuann
E. L. Anepher
Indiaapolis
Carbon Hill
Meinerding
Nelsonville
Radio Corporation Under Investigation
Washington February 9 The Department of Justice has begun a week long investigation into the Radio Corporation of America RCA for alleged corporate conduct. Officials say the inquiry focuses on potential violations of federal law and regulatory compliance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Department of , Justice
Amerie
Trust Law Action Deliberations Considered By Department
The department learned today of a potential violation of antitrust laws and weighs two options. It may issue warnings to parties to revise their system or file suit in court to dissolve the alleged trust.
Six Winners Named In Railroad Tracks Inspection
The Hocking Valley Railway 1928 annual track inspection awarded six men from Districts 4 and 5 prizes for top performance in sections 33 38 64 68 and 76. Officials scored on Policing General Order Ballast Ditches Ties and Crossings with emphasis on line of track and right of way. The event, held November 26 and 27, marked the thirty third annual inspection.
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Hocking Valley
Nog. 4
Fredtarick W. Swartz
Enterprise
Joe. W. Freeland
Lancaster
Simeon Nihizer
Sugar Grove
Ryan
Holcomb
Vinton
Ross Steele
McArthur
Leroy McManus
Wellston
Athens A A U W to hear Dr Arlitt on child study
Dr Ada Hart Arlitt director of the Mothers Training Center at the University of Cincinnati will speak at the American Association of University Women open meeting Thursday night at 8 15 in Music Hall Auditorium Athens. The event highlights parental education and pre school child study with members in several study groups.
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Athens
Ada Hart Arlitt
Mothers’ Training Center
University of Cincinnati
American Association of University Women
Music Hall
Arlitt
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Myers ¥. Cooper
D Hopkins
Logan Inday
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William Ro Cherty
New Plsmouth
T. D. Conkle
John J. Woolley
Mrs. Clark Tr. Robinson
E. Price
Farmers’ & Merchants’ Bank
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Gertrude Ulrich
North High Street
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Ipella Bishop
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Charles Breene
John Krieg
Charles Notestone
Harley
Rhea Prttit
Ruth Brooke
Jack Hyman
Hollywood
David Kauffman
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Clubhouse
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Ohio
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Majestic Theatre
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Zenner Co
Morton W. Bland
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Clinton Webb
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Four Sons” Memorial
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Middleport
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