Local families collect for birthdays and visits across Meigs County
Sunday sees many relatives visiting in Meigs County and Wellston. Mrs. George Wyckoff and granddaughter Mary Jane Wyckoff visit Logan. Mr and Mrs. Hampson O S Cox bought a Tudor sedan. Esther Taylor heads to Louisiana Missouri for a visit. a B and O car inspector Leasure wrecks near Jackson on the Chillicothe Jackson pike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Wyckoff
Mary Jane Wyckoff
Dave Andrews
Robert Nelson
Hamden Notes and High School Play Announcement
Clyde Walters called on friends at Jackson Monday night. Hamden high school seniors plan a play at K. of P. opera house next Thursday night. Mrs. W. E. Stanton visited parents Mr. and Mrs. John O. Martin at Jackson Monday night. Joe McKinniss of Chillicothe visiting Rexford Moorhead and others in the area. Rexford Moorhead returned to Ironton Sunday after a short visit here and in Wellston. Mrs. Ida Johnson was here Saturday en route from Cincinnati to Wellston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrews
Waters
Elk Fork
Frank Andrews
Guy Waters
J. R. Davisson
Dan Hugg
Portsmouth
Will
Lefty) James
Glen Roy
Chattanooga
Tenn
Clyde Walters
Jackson
Hamden High School
K. of P. Opera House
W. E. Stanton
John O. Martin
Rexford Moorhead
Ironton
Here
Wellston
Ida Johnson
Cincinnati
Logan Marriage Permits To Ben Dailey And Minnie Bee
Logan county records show laborer Ben Dailey age 35 of Athens to wed Minnie Bee age 34 of Haydensville. A second note: Mrs Magdalene Cotterman, 96, oldest county resident, celebrated at her daughter Sol Blume's Third street home with 31 relatives and a noon dinner. Cotterman widow of Israel Cotterman who died two decades ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Dailey
Athens
Minnie Bee
Haydensville
Magdalene Cotterman
Hocking County
Sol Blume
Third Street
Blume
Cotterman
Israel Cotterman
C. F. Lauer
Luther Blume
Herman Blume
Boyd Blume
William Blume
George—Walker
Alice Reinstettle
F. W. Blume
Detroit
Ruth
Helen Shaw
Miss Elizabeth Sanderson Remembered At St Paul Church
Friends of Miss Elizabeth Sanderson honored her memory at St Paul Episcopal Church by placing flowers in the pulpit. Sanderson died in New Jersey about a year ago. Master Jimmy Holliday of Cleveland visits Mrs Ida Mathias in Logan. Annie Mathias also returned home. A concert at Logan High School auditorium Tuesday at 8 o clock by the Enterprise club features pieces from the memory contest repertoire. Proceeds fund a present for the school with the top memory contest percentage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sanderson
St. Paul Episcopal Church
Miss Sanderson
New Jersey
Jimmy Holliday
Cleveland
Ida Mathias
Mound Street
Logan
Annie Mathias
Logan High School
Enterprise Club
Logan High School Orchestra Concert at Auditorium
The Logan high school orchestra performed Friday evening in the auditorium to good attendance. Directed by J Wayne Ley, the program featured solos by Fred Bishop Dorothy Myers and Charles Bebout with Betty Rochester appearing in Spanish dance and two other numbers by Miss Rochester and Miss Johnson. The orchestra included Dorothy Myers piano Fred Bishop cornet Robert Work William Woodard Eugene Robison violin Arthur Thomas John Sanderson Iver Yaw Warren Bright Lowell Cupp Ernest Krim Charles Thurness clarinets Robert Rochester Kenneth Cooke saxophone Rudolph Rempet Raymond Turner trombone Albert Kelch drums Harold Poling and Mary Johnson as soloists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan High School
J. Wayne Ley
Fred Bishop
Arthur Thomas
Betty Rochester
Charles Bebout
Dorothy Myers
Miss Rochester
Miss Johnson
Robert Work
William Woodard
Eugene Robison
Vi Olins
John Sanderson
Iver Yaw
Warren Bright
Lowell Cupp
Ernest Krim
Charles Thurness
Robert Ro Lchester
Kenneth Cooke
Rudolph Rempet
Raymond Turner
Albert Kelch
Harold Poling
Miss Mary Johnson
Huddle Company Holds Spring Opening At East Main
More than two thousand people attended the spring opening held Friday and Saturday by the L. E. Huddle company at their East Main street salesroom. The sales room was artistically decorated and showing a wide array of merchandise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. E.huddle Company
East Main Street
Buick display features sixteen models at local event
Visitors received souvenirs as sixteen Buick models were shown. Joe Smith's orchestra offered an engaging program with W. E. Davis as soloist. The Lancaster agency chorus of seven men plus one from Logan performed several numbers, with Mrs. Fred Shaffer of Lancaster singing solos. Archbishop Dodson will deliver a Lenten sermon at 7 30 p.m. Wednesday at St. Paul Episcopal Church. Rev. Lee and Rev. McDonald exchanged pulpits on Sunday and plan more rector visits this Lent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buick
Joe Smith
W. E. Davis
Jet
New Etraiteville
Lancaster
Logan
Fred Shaffer
Archbishop Dodson
Diocese of Southern Ohio
Episcopal Church
St. Paul Episcopal Church
Dodson
Lee
Chillicothe Episcopal Church
David McDonald
McDonald
Resignation Opens Logan Mail Messenger Post for Bids
George Nevius resigns as Logan station mail messenger with the position opened for bids. The new messenger will be selected soon and bids are sent directly to Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Nevius
Logan
Nevius
Washington
Former Klan Leader Pleads Guilty in Mann Act Case
Edward Young Clarke former imperial wizard of the Ku Klux Klan pleaded guilty in federal court in Houston Texas to a charge of violating the Mann white slave act when his case was called this morning Clarke faced the court as the former head of the Klan body in the United States and admitted the charge amid the proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoston
Tex
Edward Young Clarke
Ku Klux Klan
Local Youth Enlists in Marine Corps at Seventeen
Claude Anderson of Hockingport Ohio has joined the Marine Corps for four years. Though not yet 17, his mother consented to the enlistment as he was eager to serve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marines
Hockingport
Claude Anderson
Marine Corps
United States
J Army
Claude
Government carries out packers consent decree
The government and the big five meat packers are implementing the consent decree to divest stockyards and side line businesses as fully as possible. Attorney General Daugherty told the Senate on March 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Daugherty
Senate
Marion Snowbound Delays Traffic Shifts Coal Yard Rush
Marion Ohio reports the heaviest March snowstorm in years forcing city traffic delays and triggering a rush of coal yard orders as residents cope with severe winter weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion
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