Births and Deaths in Hocking January Statistics
Logandale census records show 18 deaths and 37 births in Hocking County for January. Diphtheria caused one death. two infants died under one year, and six deaths were over fifty. Listed are numerous families welcoming newborns and twins in Logan and surrounding areas.
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Hocking
Walter Grandy
Doyen R. Anderson
Ester
Roblins
Homer A. Huston
Claude Angel
Arthur H. Aurand
Alfred H. McCune
Gert Rude Robinette
Henry Northup
James V. Shaw
George O. Wells
Carl H.stump
Joule
Thurston
James Shuttleworth
Jess J. Conley
Harry W. Davis
George Clark
Edgar
Turmer
Daniel E Reedy Dies at Cleveland
Logan businessman Daniel E Reedy 52 owner of the Logan Restaurant died Monday in a Cleveland hospital after a second operation for gallbladder trouble. He had undergone two prior operations and had worked with his brother James in Logan. He leaves a wife a daughter Mrs Wilbur Stout and four grandchildren his mother and several siblings. Funeral services will be held at the United Brethren Church at two o clock Thursday afternoon with arrangements pending.
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Logan
Daniel BE. Reedy
Cleveland
Reedy
Mir. Reedy
James Reedy
Wilbur Stout
Herbert Reedy
Peter Reedy
Hmm Mast
Fred Heine
Margaret Kinsely
Joseph Walt
Lancaster
John Reedy
California
United Brethren Church
C M T C Applications Pour In Ahead of Quota
Logan February 10 applicants for the C M T Camp have begun enrolling per Clinton Webb county chairman. Hocking County quota is eight with six enrolled from prior camps. Enrollments continue despite oversubscription with orders to proceed. Logan High School boys show interest in the trip to the summer camp and rural applicants are expected.
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Fioding
Logan
Clinton Webb
Hocking County
Corps Area
Former Logan Resident Dwight Mathias Dies in Tennessee
Dwight Mathias, son of Mrs. Ida Mathias of Logan, died Sunday in Nagh Wile Tennessee while living as a manufacturer in the southern city. Relatives were notified. his mother and brother Annie Mathias of Cleveland were called to his bedside. He leaves two sisters Margaret Mathias of Montclair Md and Frances Mathias of Knoxville Tenn and a widow and children. Burial details were given.
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Dwight Mathias
Ida “Mathias
Logan
Nagh“Wile
Tennessee
Dwight “Mathias
Ida Mathias
Les
Annie ‘Mathias
Cleveland
Margaret Mathias
Montclair
Frances
Mathias
Knoxville
Tenn
Tonis Swite
Jeli
Mrs Addie Sauders Buried at Oak Grove Cemetery
Mrs Addie Sauders was buried at Oak Grove Cemetery following funeral services conducted by Jamee R. Salde of this city. The burial took place in Grove Cemetery after an afternoon service at the church, honoring the wife of Frank Sauders of Ewing.
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Addie Sauders
Oak Grove
Rogan
Armel
Aneta Rolders
Frank Sauders
Ewing
Jamee R. Salde
Pate Ip
Ak ‘Grove Cemetery
Classified and Circulation Ads Raise Local Notice
Clinton Webb reports on classified and circulation sections for The Messenger. The piece highlights society items and local notices in 2024, noting services and reader engagement with classified advertisements.
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The
Messenger
Cai D. ¥. Milne
Hocking County On Accredited Tuberculin List
LOCAN Feb 10 Hocking County is placed on the accredited list for tuberculin tested cattle announced by Harold Chambers extension agent. The state now joins the five in the union on the list as veterinarians completed testing begun years ago amid past opposition.
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Hocking County
Harold Chambers
Friendly Fives Prove Superiority of Man
AML State OGAN Feb 10 St Louis All Stars a girls basketball team met Frends Five in a Junior High gym Monday evening. Final score 2 ig IS. A large crowd watched the girls team credited as national champions in their class. Preliminary game Nelsonville Juniors fell to Logan Juniors 13 to 8.
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AML State
Ogan
St. Louis All Stars
Fafeat
Gills
Don Knewleige
Nelsonville Juniors
Logan Juniors
Wing Grangers To Meet Friday Night
Logan reports many Faving Grange members plan a Friday night gathering at the Grange Hall with a supper to be provided by the contest losers from the closing weeks of 1931. Miss Birdle Gaener led the winning team while R L Skinner directed the whoners. committee members include Miss Carner, Mrs John Lillad and Mrs Ar hie Brimmer. a program will be offered.
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Logan
Faving Grange
Grange Hall
Birdle Gaener
R. L. Skinner
Carner
John Lill
Ar‘hie Brimmer
Blessers Win Two Bowler Match Over Legionnaires
In Logan on Monday night the Blessers Restaurant bowlers defeated the American Legion team two games to one in the City League. Mel Harpaugh rolled 621 pins across the three games and Wenderson opened with a 237 in his first game for the winners.
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Legionnaires
Logan
Blesser
American Legion
Mel Harpaugh
Wenderson
Blosser Restaurant
Columber
T. Columber
Henderson
Totels
Eoes
Harbaugh
Webb
Sparnon
Aenewe
Yotsis
Meiser burial follows county home ward services
Nancy Langston Meiser, 71, died at the county home and was buried Monday afternoon in the home cemetery after services led by Rev. J. F. Walker. She had been a county ward for two years. Frances Intoden, 10, daughter of Mr and Mrs Edward Intoden of Haydenville, is reported ill with scarlet fever, increasing county rural cases to eight in Hocking County.
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Euterpean Club
Euterpeen Club
H. M. Boncks
Charles Scholl
Walter Prather
MF. Weymueller
Minnis McBroom
Greig
Elizabeth Collinen
Nellie Adams
Mayme Bowen
Bessie Briscoe
H. D. Atha
Prather
Reymond Lanning
Logan
Nancy Langston Meiser
J. F.walker
Frances
Edward. Intoden
Haydenville
Health Department
Aletrinta
Hocking County
War Dept to Sell Surplus Clothing at Half Price
Rep Thomason of Texas announced the War Department has agreed to sell surplus army clothing at half price to help poorly clothed veterans in Northern states. The sale will be distributed by corps area commanders through the American Legion or other charities with shoes at 25 cents and woolen underwear at 50 cents.
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Washington
D. C
U.P
Ohio
Thomason
Texas
House
War Department
House Military Affairs Committee
American Legion
House Committee
Hurley
Pope Urges Recourse to God in Troubles
Vatican dispatch reports Pope Pius XII urging the world to turn to God amid economic and social troubles. He spoke to Lenten preachers in Rome stressing prayer and virtue as guidance, warning against leaders of sin and calling for reliance on divine aid during hardship.
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Vatican City
Phys
Rome
Lights Fail During Private Hospital Operation
Dr. E. C. Butler began surgery on Mrs. Benjamin F. Feltzenmayer when the lights went out. Nurses held flashlights as he continued until police searchlights and hospital lamps returned, about 30 minutes later, and the operation was declared successful.
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Benjamin F. Feltzenmayer
West Caldwell
Chillicothe Bridge Players Share Perfect Hands
Four players at the City Club in Chillicothe presented perfect bridge hands. Oakley Graves as dealer held all hearts, Robert McCarthy had diamonds, Wade Beverly Jr. owned spades, and Fred Heinzelman had clubs. Graves bid two hearts, Beverly answered seven spades, and the contract was fulfilled.
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Chillicothe
A.ri
Oakley Graves
Robert McCarthy
Wade Bevery, Jr
Graves
Fred Heinzelman
Beverly
Man and Wife Form Law Firm Moore & Moore
In Mansfield on February 10, a newly married couple, Elizabeth and husband, both graduates of the University of Michigan, passed the Ohio state bar exams and formed the law firm Moore & Moore with Elizabeth acting as a partner.
Rome Grange To Give Degrees on Saturday
The Rome Grange degree team will perform Firet and Second Degree work for one candidate at the Grange Hall in Stewart Saturday afternoon at 1 o'clock. Business matters follow the degree ceremony. ROTARIANS MEET LOGAN Feb 10 Rotarians met in regular session Monday evening were entertained by J W Lehr Jr who gave them an interesting program.
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Rome Grange
Stewart
Logan
J. W.lehr, Jr
Prohibition Aids Laboring Man Says Williams Testifies
Cleveland industrial writer Whiting Williams testified in Washington that Prohibition has improved physical safety and condition of laboring men. He cited fewer Blue Sundays, safer workplaces, better clothed children, and shifting spending from liquor to cars and radios amid the Bingham 4 percent beer bill debate.
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Washington
U.R
Whiting Williams
Cleveland
Williams
Senator Bingham
Connecticut
Willams
Former Shawnee Resident Buried in Indiana
Michael K. Tod formerly of Shawnee was buried Tuesday at St. Cemetery in Ing Pites following a home accident. He belonged to the Catholic Church, the Holy Spirit Lodge and the Newark union. Surviving are his widow, six children including Gordon in San Francisco and Thomas and Joseph at home, a brother and a sister.
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Lanesville
Michael K. Tod
Bo& O
Ing Pites
Iyi
Holy Tite Hagles Lodge
Unin
Newark
Gordon
Sen Mncisco
Calt
Thomas
Jos
Seph
Walter Winters
N. W. Benta
Mary
Stephen a'Toole
Sacramento
Calif
Ane Ter
Mary Gavin
Groveport
Gary Bor Ob Th
Perry County Extends Real Estate Tax Payment Deadline
Perry County voters receive more time to pay real estate taxes as county auditor Willard Mason and treasurer G. G. Milgate announce an extension to noon February 26. The final closing date remains February 26 after which a 10 percent penalty applies. note the December bank closure in Lenington and reopening as Peoples National Bank. Also, federal: Secretary Mills informs Congress that $1.241 billion in increased taxes are needed to balance the budget.
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New Lenington
Perry County
Willard Mason
G. G. Milgate
Cotiunty
Citizens’ National Bank
Peoples’ National Bank
Vlox
Washington
U Ing
Trainer May Have Rare Tropical Disease
Indianapolis Feb 10 Indians University physicians believe Clyde Beatty animal trainer clawed by a lion at Peru Indiana Jan 23 may be suffering from a rare tropical disease. While Beatty continues to improve in Peru hospital Dr Thurman Rice bacteriologist in the university hospital laboratory is attempting to identify an organism found in the wound on the trainer s leg. It may be one of the pasteurellae germ related to tularemia and plague.
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Indianapolis
Clyde Beatty
Peru
Ind
Seven Sisters Defend Offender in City Fight
Women resisted a would be robber as police arrived and captured the man after a five minute struggle. Detectives and officers finally secured the suspect and escorted him to the station while the sisters sat nearby observing.
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Peataett Ligemien Fytiterl Wit Ubis
Veuth
Serrs 3
Wer
San MecSheffery
Call Out Treaps To Keep Peace in Geneva
Steel helmeted Swiss army units were called out to guard the Disarmament Conference in Geneva as a precaution against a threatened Communist demonstration. Authorities said the move was to ensure the conference remained peaceful tonight.
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Geneva
U.R
Famous Couch Prescription Thoxine Promises Quick Cough Relief
A doctor’s prescription Thoxine is claimed to relieve coughs within minutes by addressing throat irritation. Taken before sleep, it supposedly prevents night coughing and eases sore throats. Sold with a money back guarantee for 5 cents at several drug stores.
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Cline
Athena
Hickman Drug Store
Nelsonville
Secrest Seeks Democratic Nod for Fifteenth District House Seat
Columbus Feb 10 Robert T Secrest Senecaville Democratic member of the Eighty Ninth General Assembly from Noble County announces on Tuesday his candidacy for the Democratic nomination to Congress in the Fifteenth District.
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Secrest
Columbus
Robert T. Secrest
Senecaville
Eighty-Ninth General Assembly
Noble County
Congress
Al Smith Gains in Favor of Bet Makes
In St Louis on February 10 the betting commission shifted odds against Roosevelt to 3 to 2 after Alfred E. Smith's announcement. Odds on Smith and Ritchie stay 3 to 1. Forecasts name many candidates with varied bets including McAdoo and Cox, while others are given long odds.
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al Smith
St, Louis
U.P
Tom Kearney
St. Louis
Franklin Roosevelt
Alfred E. Smith
Smith
Ritchie
Maryland
Keerney
Newton J. Baker
John N. Garner
Melvin Traylor
James A. Reed
Owen D. Young
J. Bamitton Lewis
Sulley
William H. Murray
William G. McAdoo
Joseph Robinson
James M. Cox
Harry F. Byrd
George White
Huey Long
Cordell Hull
Harry Moore
State institutions cut 145 jobs in welfare department
Columbus report says in response to Governor White’s request payrolls in welfare institutions were reduced by 145 positions. All abolished posts are minor employees, saving 510 445 a month.
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Columbus
U.R
White
Pay Cuts Hit Ohio Prison Staff as Budget Struggles Grow
In opty a few cases was the pay for heads of the institutions reduced. Warden P E Thomas of the pentiary had ordered every employe including himself to take one off each month without pay. Reductions were made at the Lenion Farm as last year. Guards and minor officials at Mansfield Reformatory will day and a half off each month without pay. Mrs T C Jenkins wife of the superintendent who acts as matron is to take a year off without pay.
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P. E. Thomas
Pentiary
Lenion Farm
Mansfield Reformatory
T. C. Jenkins
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AH Lights
Shawnee
Lucinda Hamilton
Dorothy , Colburn
Miami
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McKee Drug CO
Pyramid Drug CO
Marshall, Mich
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D. Zenner Co
Athens, Ohio
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