Logan Industrial Fund Test Case Heads to Ohio High Court
Logan Ohio February reports indicate a test case may decide if pledges to the Logan Industrial Fund are collectible. William Bush, a local restaurateur, is named as defendant in suits to determine trustees rights to collect pledges from about 325 signers. Some pledges were paid, some partially, others not at all. case to begin in a local magistrate’s court amid anticipated defense by many pledgers.
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Logan Industrial Fund
Ohio
Logan
William Bush
Bush
Gallipolis Academy Court Team Visits Logan Schedule
Logan High hosts Gallipolis Academy in a two game week starter with girls teams in the prelim. On Wednesday Logan Chieftains meet Aquinas High of Columbus, with reserves from both schools playing the prelim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallia Academy
Hocking County
Logan
Logan High Casketeere
Gallipolis Academy
Logan Chieftains
Aquinas High
Columbus
Achool
Birth Announced for Downs Couple Son
Mr and Mrs Joe Downs announce the birth of a son. The report notes community events including a school play The Adoption of Bobby presented midweek and a Logan high school concert by the Logan Band. Several local residents like John T Hartman of Oroville and Cecil Artrup were mentioned visiting Logan.
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Joe Downs
John T. Hartman
Oroville
Bobby
Cecil Artrup
Logan
Marry Strain
Harry, Jr
St. Louis
Mich
Payroll Up in Hocking County CWA Disbursement Rise
Logan February 12 Talented workers in Hocking County received $15 220 22 in CWA payroll last week as 1 225 people were paid well above the prior period In surrounding districts Perry County had 1 496 recipients Fairfield County 1 468 recipients and Pickaway County 470 workers on the payroll with varying sums recorded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CWA
Hocking County
Logan
Gibisonville Farmer Institute Completed
Logan February 12 Farmers of the Gibisonville area completed their institute with two sessions. Mrs. Vanderbark and L A Kaufman of Columbus gave addresses at each session. School children participated with music and Harold Chambers the extension agent joined in. Officers from last year were reelected: C F Kreider president, Mrs Charles Carr secretary, Mrs Evelyn Schein woman correspondent, J E Vorhees Homer Schein and Samuel Bailey on the executive committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Gibisonville
Vanderbark
L. A. Kaufman
Columbus
Harold Chambers
C. F. Kreider
Charles Carr
Evelyn Schein
J. E. Vorhees
Homer Schein
Samuel Bailey
Weekend Skating Ends as Snow Covers District Roads
Cold weather left Willow Lake and Rockbridge Basin ice over the weekend enabling skating. Milder conditions on Sunday brought snow and a damp blanket over the district, making streets slippery and motoring hazardous.
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Logan
Willow Lake
Rockbridge Basin
Cold Straitsville Sees Ten Below Discomfort In Cold Snap
New Straitsville reports a minimum ten degrees below zero during the cold snap causing much discomfort. Many motor cars frozen. Local news notes Leo Romar to seek oil work in Michigan. People Della Nixon Hazel Lattice and others visited Columbia and Nelsonville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Straitsville
Leo Romar
Michigan
Oria Coakney
William Neal
Samuel Hartman
Stratton
Nelsonville
Columbia
Della Nixon
Hazel Lattice
Oveville
Oversubscription Expected for Hocking County C M T C Enrollments
Logan Feb 12. Application blanks for C M T C enrollments were received by the county chairman and immediately forwarded to Columbus. Hocking County is entitled to seven enrollments in the basic course and oversubscription appears likely as all blanks arrived within three days.
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Logan
Hocking County
Corps Area
Columbus
Smith Chapel PTA Sets Friday Meeting on Nature Study
Logan February 12 The Smith Chapel Parent Teacher Association plans a Friday evening meeting. C W Zeigter will discuss nature study work. Music is on the program and a lunch will follow.
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Logan
Smith Chapel
Parent-Teacher Association
C. W. Zeigter
January Deaths Outpace Births in Logan
Logan saw 13 deaths and six births in January according to health department figures. The city experienced more than twice as many deaths as births during the month.
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Logan
Health Department
Loudspeaker Praises Logan High Athletes
Logan reports the second edition of The Loudspeaker from Logan High School highlights athletics. A broadcast over station L H 8 at 7:20 PM on Tuesday February 13 features athletes and school activities. Coach John Longley praises the basketball team for its promising season and strong teamwork.
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Logan
Logan High School
L. H
John Longley
Jackson High Band Sees Warm Welcome in Logan Stop
Jackson High School Band members received a fine reception in Logan on their way home from Columbus where they took part in a radio broadcast. They attended the Jackson Logan basketball game and gave a brief concert. Sylvester Amaler directs, Paul Miller is drum major, and four year old Carl Richard Dobbins is the mascot. The band wears red and white uniforms reflecting school colors.
Wright Farm Sold At Public Auction Near Logan
On February 12 G L Wright farm two miles south of Logan along Route 31 sold at public auction at the courthouse Samuel Munday of the city purchased it for 4875 dollars.
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Logan
G. L. Wright
Route 31
Samuel Munday
Schrader and Rarrick Families Noted in Local Roster
John Pire Schrader, 29, a farmer from Logan Route 2, is listed as the son of Mathias and Freda Schrader. Freda Louella Rarrick, 21, of Logan Route 2, is noted as the daughter of Charles and the late Mrs. Rarrick.
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John Pire Schrader
Logan Rt. No. 2
Mathias Schrader
Freda Louella Rarrick
Charles Rarrick
Children Get Vacation Logan
Due to cold weather Friday, it was found necessary to dismiss school until noon at the West End Grade Building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
West End
Coshocton County Protest Heads to Common Pleas Judges
New Philadelphia reports Coshocton County commissioners will contest inclusion in Muskingum Conservancy District. A meeting of common pleas judges from 16 counties is set for February 16 to consider the protest.
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Philadelphia
Coshocton County
Muskingum Conservancy District
Common Pleas
Christ In Home Life Emphasized By Pastor Downs
Rev Reed J Downs preached at First Christian Church on Sunday stressing Christ must be real in individual and home life to impact society. He described Christ as a life and development, urging followers to overcome excuses in the call to follow. The anthem featured choir director Mrs Carl Roberts and soloists Miss Gladys Jones Miss Mary Helen Lee and Edward Wise.
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Christ
Reed J. Downs
First Christian Church
Downs
Carl Roberts
Gladys Jones
Mary Helen Lee
Edward Wise
Sinking of the Maine on WLW February broadcast
A dramatization of the sinking of the Maine will be aired on WLW Thursday February 15 from 11 to 1130 pm. Major Charles Sawyer lieutenant governor of Ohio will deliver the Memorial Address. The program will be announced by Past Commander-in-Chief Albert D Alcorn.
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Maine
WLW
Charles Sawyer
Ohio
Albert D. Alcorn
Local Social and Family News From Parkersburg and Nearby
Reedsville residents Ernest Ruth family return home in Parkersburg after visiting her parents Mr and Mrs John Boring. Emma Sisson stays in Middleport with Mr and Mrs R H Horden. Sewing Club met at Mrs Paul Kibble. Dorothy Burden and Nile Barnett resume studies at Ohio University after short vacation. Blaine Newell injures foot when a truck overturns. nine stitches required. Frank Sprague visits Parkersburg to see aunt Mrs Mary Round. Harold Cowdery and George Reed visit Lyda with relatives. E A Dodderer of Tuppers Plains visits Mrs Made C Barnett and her mother Mrs Parker.
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Ernest Ruth
Parkersburg
John Boring
Emma Sisson
Middleport
R. H. Horden
Sewing Club
Paul Kibble
Dorothy Burden
Nile Barnett
Ohio University
Blaine Newell
Frank Sprague
Mary Round
Harold Cowdery
Lyda
George Reed
Joppa
E. A. Dodderer
Tuppers Plains
Made C. Barnett
Parker
Local Notes on Residents and Visitors
Sumner Mrs Emma Findling stays at Torch with Mrs J B Person who recently suffered a stroke. Mrs Asbury Smith is recovering. Ivor Logan and Vance Murphy spent Tuesday evening at Jacob Dorst home. Mrs Raymond Gooch visited Mr and Mrs Asbury Smith last week. Birdie McNutt and Nina Fotirod went to the county seat to sing in the all county chorus. Mrs Jenne White has been ill. Alvin Smith plows on Mrs Kelly’s farm. William Keebaugh and granddaughter Inez Claire visited the J M Guthrie family Sunday.
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Emma Findling
J. B. Person
Asbury Smith
Ivor Logan
Vance Murphy
Jacob Dorst
Raymond Gooch
Mrs. Asbury Smith
Birdie McNutt
Nina Fotirod
Jenne White
Alvin Smith
Kelly
William Keebaugh
Inez Claire
J. M. Gutherie
Aldo Minear
Henry Reeder
Andrew Tewksberry
Lester Enlow
Leander Enlow
Ogden
Utah
Arch Arbaugh
G. W. Collins
Ardis
Bettina
Collins
Union Ridge
Denver McVay
Irene
John Stanley
Clovis Chesser
Mary Davis
Columbus
Lee Elliott
Ea Rickey
Arthur Vandyke
White Farm
Shepherd Farm
Albany
Perley West
Floya
Floya West
Athens
West
Johnson
Salem
Waterloo Township
Lake Andrews
John West
Margene
William Peacock
Telegraph Company Rebuilding Lines Around Torch
Western Union Telegraph Company is rebuilding its lines through Torch with about 15 men employed. Local news notes include church Ladies Aid luncheon for 12, birthdays of D. A. Dunfee and A. C. Watson, and various social visits. other entries mention relatives visiting, ill health of J. E. Hamilton, and gatherings at Belpre and Columbus.
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Western Union Telegraph Company
Methodist Episcopal Church Ladies’ Aid Societies
Floyd Richards
J. B. Person
L. A. Person
Pomeroy
D. A. Dunfee
A. C. Watson
H. A. Dewees
Rex Anderson
Belpre
Vernon Hull
E. H. Wilson
Clair Wilson
J. E. Hamilton
J. H. Bailey
Hockingport
Frank Russell
Ray Furney
Columbus
Albany Route 1 Gleanings From Local Homes
Recent notices from Albany Route 1 list visits and health updates. Families mentioned include the Enlows of Ogden Utah with the Aldo Minears hosting. Several residents and relatives share weekend gatherings and moving plans around Albany and nearby farms.
Union Couples Attend Church Meeting Social
Union residents Mr. and Mrs. George Lee of Lancaster were guests of Mrs. Jane Ross Class No. 4 at the Union Church. The meeting at R. R. Barker residence was conducted by president Clifford Collins and refreshments followed. Mr. and Mrs. Gerbin Rympn and son visited the N. B. Say idr home Sunday.
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George Lee
Lancaster
Jane Ross
Union Church
R. R. Barker
Clifford Collins
Gerbin Rympn and Son
N. B
Local visits mark a quiet week in Athens area
Charles Cooper and Elmer West made business visits in Athens. Mr and Mrs Bernard Withers and daughters Faunna Marie and Peggy Lou visited John Withers in New Marshfield. Mrs Armanda Baker returned home after weeks with her daughter Rhoda Stewart in Dennison Ohio. Families of Liggett and Cooper called at the Dewey and Withers residences. Prayer meeting at Walter Stevenson home. William Kell’s condition improves after an injury. Elmer Gabriel’s broken arm at Luhrig mine slowly improving.
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Charles Cooper
Athens
Bernard Withers
Faunna Marie
Peggy Lou
New Marshfield
John Withers
Armanda Baker
Rhoda Stewart
Dennison
Ohio
Harry Liggett
M. E. Dewey
Elmer West
Lester Cooper
Gloria Gay
Alva Kyle
Dean
Israel Chesser
Luhri
Bradbury and area families noted in community items
Bradbury residents gathered for visits as families shared news on health and illness. A fatal accident at Blackstone Mine shocked the town, with many attending the Harve Gardner funeral. Nearby, birth announcements, reunions, and PTA plans rounded out the village's week.
Weekend Visits Spur Local Family Gatherings
The Garden Mrs Delia Butts and Mrs Homer Staneart with son George spent the weekend with Delia’s parents Mr and Mrs Alden Buck. Carsey J P Mohbier hosted daughter Mrs Clara Rogers and granddaughter Virginia of Athens. Ida St Clair visited from school with cousin Bernice St Clair, staying with Uncle John St Clair before returning to Shade. G P Coen hosted Sunday dinner with Charles Bobo and children of Long Run. Allen Weatherby Athens visited his parents in Athens, Mr and Mrs C L Goldsberryast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delia Butts
Homer Staneart
George
Alden Buck
Carsey
J. P. Mohbier
Clara Rogers
Virginia
Athens
Ida St. Clair
Bernice St. Clair
John St. Clair
Shade
G. P. Coen
Charles Bobo
Long Run
Allen Weatherby
C. L
Local Socials and Hospital Visit Notes
Mrs. Stover visited Mrs. Grenella Williams on Wednesday afternoon. T. R. Phillips was taken to Parkersburg hospital last Wednesday for observation and underwent a throat operation. Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Goldsberry hosted Tuesday night with the presence of the former's uncle Orley Gilliland of Sumner.
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Stover
Grenella Williams
T. R. Phillips
Parkersburg
Eugene Goldsberry
Orley Gilliand
Sumner
Local notes of illness movement and social visits
Rutland Dr Deem and his sister are confined by illness with limited improvement. Mrs Web Hall helps care for him. Several local residents report injuries and recoveries, visits, and family moves. June Dunfee married Dana Hysell. they plan housekeeping on Middleport Hill. Preaching at Christian Church Sunday and PTA meeting at High School with choir and speakers.
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Dr. Deem
Mrs. Deaver
Web Hall
Robert Brown
Ruth Alkire
James Boggess
Harvey Amos
Grimes
Salem Street
Garner Farm
Amos
Harrisonville
J. B. Conrad
Zanesville
Mitt Spires
Kenneth Leach
Janet
Frank Leach
Wellston
Pearl Reeves
Carl Reeves
Athens
Sleeth
John Beckley
Carl Dennison
Middletown
M. E. Rathburn
Columbus
Clema Vale
Harold Crumley
Grace White
Harmony Circle of Christian Church
Cash Johnston
Blaine Giles
Herman Hoppess
Blackstone
Social Roundup From Scatter Ridge Area News
Saturday night and Sunday visits include Scatter Ridge G South with Mr and Mrs J W Koker. Mrs Bessie Dillinger hosts Mrs Ethel Williams from Pratts Fork. Weekly guests at F J Hubler’s home include F J Simms of Athens and many local families.
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G. South
Mrs
J. W. Koker
Bessie Dillinger
Ethel Williams
Pratts Fork
F. J. Hubler
F. J. Simms
Athens
Charles Dillinger
Clarks Chapel
Pearl Robinson
Nell Everett
Fred Dowler
Junior
Strouds Run
Ray Mathews
Floyd and
Warren
Rose South
Dale
Waldo Posotn
John South
John Dillinger
Wade Smith
Dutch Creek
George Mathews
Frank Koker
Local Socials Describe Posts and Visits Across Town
Visitors including Mr and Mrs Jon Dittinger and Mr and Mrs Wate Smith from Dutch Creek, and Mr and Mrs John Southang in Dale joined Mrs J W Koker at Patents on Sunday. Tuesday evening hosting by Mr and Mrs Ray Rose of Athens featured in the Kuoste gathering.
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J. W. Koker
Jon
Dittinger
Wate Smith
John Southang
Dale
Kuoste
Ray Rose
Athens
Revival services end Sunday at Mineral Mission
Revival at Mineral Mission led by Rev Don Swinehart continues for two weeks and closes with an all day service. Two local men Errett Buckley and another worker were injured at a public site last Friday with Buckley returning home and the other hospitalized with a fractured leg.
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Errett Albert Buckley
Totering Arms Hospital
George Lowry
Athens
George Sickles
Gallipolis
Harry Baughmas
James Sickles
Sheltering Arms Hospital Admits and Dismisses
Sheltering Arms Hospital reports a week of patient activity. Admissions include Richard Canal Winchester medical Marie Harvey Carpenter surgical Sama Athens medical Jos shall Millfield medical Mm Coons Athens surgical Jegan Millfield medical Harry Athens surgical Frank Millfield medical Miss Margert horn Youngstown surgical. Dismissals list Richard Miss Nellie Harvey Ron Frank Coons Joe Marge Williams Miss Virginia Athens and James Giscom. Convalescents: Mrs Van Dyke Athens Mrs Fre age Athens Mrs Clarence Chauncey Albert Buckley Kenneth Sands Chauncey Grace Hunter Albany Me Cameron Athens John Millfield George Goodspeed Harry Wise and Mrs
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
van Dyke
Athens
Freage
Clarence Chauncey
Albert Buckley
Kenneth Sands
Chauncey
Grace Hunter
Albany
Me Cameron
John Millfield
George Goodspeed
Harry Wise
Alcorn
Creomulsion Cough Syrup Ad Claims Fast Relief
An old advertisement touts Creomulsion as a powerful but harmless cough remedy claiming seven major benefits for quick germ fight. It emphasizes no narcotics and offers a refund if cough or cold symptoms are not relieved.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Gibisonville Farmer Institute
Nual
Straitsville
Many Eye
Logan High
Jackson High
Wright Farm
Harry Evans III
Harry Evans
Christ In Home Life
Reedsville
Telegraph Company
Torch
Bradbury
Leo Russell
Leading Creek
Shan Russell
Bradbury Bible School
Bradford Bible School
Thomas Anderson
James Anderson
Thomas Wilkinson
William Sayre
Antiquity
Mr. Sayre
Harve Gardner
Mary King
Rutland
Far King
Morris
Wolfpen
Geo. Ashton
Grace King
William Russell
Boice
T. V. King
Mary D. King
Raymond King
Wayne King
Bar
King
Mise Pear' Russell
Mysell Run
George Waters
Scatter
Junior Addis
Item
Jesse Dowler
Pratt
Taylor
Leonard Ely
Londonderry
Luella Wise
W. D. Shingier
Florida
Helen Drake
J. P. Emish
Zenners
Herrmann and Jacobs and Leacock and Co
China
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