Donations of Food and Money To Be Sought in Hocking Drive
Dr C F Rauch is named chair for a Red Cross relief drive in Hocking County to raise money and food. A Friday morning siren signals the kickoff at Water Works plant and church bells, as canvassers begin house visits to sign pledges of twenty five dollars or more weekly for four to six months to fund food clothing fuel and care for the needy. Additional canned goods and clothing will be collected, with plans for rural districts to supply food via trucks under Harold Chambers and Edward N Turner.
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Piérges
Tle
General Committee
Hocking County
Harold Chambers
Edward N. Turner
Minstrel Draws Large Logan Legion Crowd
Logan February shows draw large attendance as over 1,200 watched the Legion minstrel with hundreds turned away at the night show. A matinee served 580 students while the evening capacity filled and plans SPread to Murray City Pleasantville. Proceeds support legion charity work with praise for performers orchestra directed by Melvin Harbarger.
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Logan
American Legion
Pythian
Murray City
Ican Legion
Pleasantville
Melvin Harbarger
Logan Post
Raul M. Herbert
Orin Schmidt
Department
Schmidt
Paul M. Herbert
John Mud- Murray
Irvin Kohler
Laule
Frank Walters
Ohio
Wnic
Barton Hall
Hager
Colum
Montague Kling
Haiis
Walter Matthews
New Straits
Mildred Wallace
Gladys Ferryman
Columbus
The
Logan St Mary's Game Is Planned At Lancaster
Athletic officials discuss a one game event between Logan High and St. Mary's at Lancaster Saturday evening. John Longley indicated the trip to Lancaster is being considered and arrangements are being finalized.
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Logan
St. Mary’s
Bengley
Lancaster
St. Mary's
John Longley
Local Messenger Classifieds Ask Readers to Call For Circulation Ads
Classified notices and circulation requests appear in The Messenger with a prompt to call BD. Y. Milme at 272 for classified ads or circulation items. Clinton Webb, staff correspondent notes the service details and reader engagement.
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Clinton Webb
Your
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One Week Relief Work Change By Relief Committee
Logan reports a revised work order reducing two weeks of labor to one week per group to accelerate relief. About 1100 on the roster will yield 35 men per week under the new plan, with 40 men having partial employment since the program began.
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Logan
General Relief Committee
Ohlinger Brothers Receiver Is Named in Logan
Earl Roberts of Logan was named receiver for Ohlinger Bros by Judge Harley M. Whitcraft after Alfred D. Reese filed for receivership. The grocery firm on West Main Street faced a $3,883.86 judgment. Roberts must post a $1000 bond and take charge immediately.
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Logan
Earl Roberts
Ohlinger Bros
Harley M. Whitcraft
Alfred D. Reese
Rempel National Bank
West Main Street
Roberts
Emma Nickels Dies in Columbus Home
Mrs. Emma Nickels died at her Columbus home on Monday. Funeral services were held Wednesday in Columbus. She was sister to Myrtle White of Logan and Mrs. William Armstrong of Laurelville. An additional sister, Mrs. Carl Miller, lives in Columbus, and brother Frank Kittsmiller resides in Detroit.
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Logan
Emma Nickels
Columbus
Funeral services for Nelson Essex in New Straitsville
Nelson Essex of Fort Wayne Indiana died at home there and will be buried in New Straitsville. He long resided here and his son George Essex ran an undertaker business in both places. The notice also recalls Lincoln birthday dance and a funeral for a young Lantz child.
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New Straitsville
Nelson Essex
Fort Wayne
Ind
Mr. Essex
Indiana
George
Red Men's Hall
Lincoln
George Lantz
Columbus
Margret Shuttleworth
H. C. Shuttleworth
Indictment Against Columbus Man Nolled
A manslaughter indictment against Andrew Winters of Columbus was nolled by Judge Harley M Whit craft on request of Prosecutor C Wood Bowen. Four witnesses including Foster Temple Ruth Winters and Inez Ogan testified Winters was not driving the car involved in the Sept 26 1931 collision near Ewing that killed Mrs Gertrude Rheinscheld. The prosecutor declined trial as another member of the group was in charge of the vehicle.
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Logan
Andrew Winters
Columbus
Harley M. Whitcraft
C. Wood Bowen
Winters
Gertrude Rheinscheld
Ewing
Foster Temple
Ruth Winters
Inez Ogan
Bowen
Logan Loan Company reports dividends and loan totals
Dividend checks were mailed last week according to Newton Spencer manager. Loans were made to 412 people totaling more than 50000 dollars. During the year 154 loans were paid in full with 258 remaining on the books. Most stock is held by Columbus residents with several stockholders in Logan and Hocking County.
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Logan
Logan Loan Company
Newton Spencer
Columbus
Hocking County
Datus Berlin Dies in San Diego Aged Logan Brother of Russell Berlin
Russell Berlin of Logan receives word that his brother Datus B. Berlin died in San Diego California after years of asthma. He had traveled to California last year for his health and died at the home of his daughter Mrs Marshall Danstead. The Berlin family once lived in Marietta.
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Logan
Russell Berlin
Datus B. Berlin
San Diego
California
Marshall Danstead
Berlins
Marietta
Local man Joe Green pleads guilty to intoxication
Logan, Feb. 11. Arraigned before Magistrate C. T. Stephens on Tuesday Joe Green pleaded guilty to intoxication and was fined $5 and costs. He was arrested the previous evening by Deputy Sheriff Joe Farbearn.
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Logan
C. T. Stephens
Joe Green
Joe Farbearn
Bowen to Inspect Councils in Bellaire and Martins Ferry
Logan Feb 11. C Wood Bowen left for Bellaire where he was to perform the annual inspection of Council Masonry. He would inspect the Council at Martins Ferry the following evening. Mr.
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Logan
C. Wood Bowen
Bellaire
Council
Martins Ferry
May Be Trunk Murder Witness Named in Judd Trial
J. J. Walloran a Phoenix Arizona lumberman may be called as a witness in Winnie Ruth Judd's trunk murder trial. Walloran was a friend of both the defendant and the victim Mrs Agnes Leroi a medical lab technician.
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J. J
Jack” Walloran
Phoenix
Ariz
Winnie Ruth Judd
Agnes Leroi
Schremser Promoted To Athens Representative Post
Charles Schremser Jr of Standard Brands Inc has been promoted to representative in Athens Ohio after three years as a salesman. He will leave for Athens Sunday with his wife and daughter Rosemary to make their home there. Bowen continues his third year as an inspector.
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Athens
Audubon Society to Hold Meeting at Extension Service
The Audubon Society will meet at the Extension Service office next Monday evening. The group started early this year and will begin studying birds found in this district.
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Logan
The
Audubon Society
Extension Service
Carter's Little Liver Pills Ad Promotes Bile Flow
An old advertisement touts Carter's Little Liver Pills as a remedy to stimulate bile production and improve digestion. It warns against laxatives and mineral products, claims two pounds of bile should flow daily, and urges looking for the red label with Carter's name.
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Carter
C. M.co
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