Woman Found Dead in Bed Near Furnace
Sarah Dishennet 66 wife of George Dishennet of Union Furnace died Friday morning after months of ill health. Found in bed with heart trouble as cause. Husband in poor condition. Survived by sons Floyd Clyde Donald, daughter Beth Disbennet, sisters Mary Lehman Louisa Gray Noel Sudlow George Sudlow. Funeral Monday at home with Rev John Ludlow. burial Starr Cemetery.
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WOGAN
Sarah Dishennet
George Dishennet
Aion Furnace
Bhe
Blaney
Disbennet
Pleasantville
Starr Cemetery
Social Notes Highlight Local Clubs And Bridge Evenings
Social notes describe Bid-a-Bit club at Enday with substitute players and a two course lunch. Venus Chapter Dustern Star to host a party at Masonic hall on February 22. Gh Amici club hosted by Mrs Belize Ulyson with bridge after dinner. five tables played and Edward Empry led high score. Hoo Hous club hosted by Miss Mary Mayer with three contests. winners include Grace Long and Margaret Columber. Miss Maude Antony attended as guest. refreshments served. Mrs O G Whitener hosted sewing carpet rags on Orchard street. nine pounds prepared for the weaver with nine attendees listed.
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Grace Shriner
Bridge
Herbert Shriner
Judson Shriner
John McBroom
Floyd Duty
Charles Smith
al Schreen
Gh Amici Club
Belize Ulyson
Ddward Empry
Mise Florence Bort
Hugh
Mary Mayer
Hoo Hous Club
Grace Long
Margaret Columber
Mifzabeth Cauty
Maude Antony
Jimenos Weis
O G. Whitener
Orchard Street
Dave
T Weaver
Bert Bell
Ralph Starcher
Merritt Wonn
George Wonn
C .W. Scheide
Grace Michel
Damages Trial Ends Quick in Stone vs Willeke Case
In Glouster Ohio on February 18, a 12 member jury found the case of Mrs Inez Stone against Harvey Willeke for damages 2500 unjustified by most jurors. The accident occurred July 10 near Nelsonville on the pike when Willeke and his companions drove to Old Man's Cave.
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Logan
Inez Stone
Harvey Witleke
Glouster
Ste
Ury
Willeke
Nelsonville Pike
Willecke
Old Man's Cave
Sorority Initiates Tiilation Held by Sigma Phi Gamma
Five girls became members at a Friday ceremony in the sorority rooms. Initiates named: Margaret Bowden Mildred Laubie Mary Walker Fae Walker and Jean Roberts. A Thursday afternoon social at Mrs C S Clark on West Main featured America the Beautiful duets songs and a paper. Dinner followed with many guests.
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Sigma Phi Gamma Sorority
Margaret Bowden
Mildred Laubie
Mary Walker
Fae Walker
Jean Roberts
C. 5. Clark
West Main Street
America the Beautiful
H. D. Atha
Clark
W. L. Franks
Ruth Brooke
Weymuelter
iMirs
W. E. Brehm
Lincoln
Della Bishop
Theodore Lytle
Russell Herlin
Boocks
Weymueller
Harry Barber
A. Ti. Spears
HR. White
Fef
R. Gratt
Atha
John Wellman
George Hengst
B.C McManigal
Lucy Warner
Noor Goulding
Eliza Miller
Ada Krieg
Logan Radio Bridges Discuss Auto Theft Case
Logan viewers heard Mrs. Carl Robertson, formerly Josephine O Wuebbin of Logan, among four bridge experts on WAM Cleveland. Logan youths Clarence Sells and Harold Hinton, with an unnamed accomplice, were jailed in Mansfield reformatory after pleading guilty to auto theft charges.
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PLASS
Logan
WAM
Cleveland
Carl Robertson
Robertson
Afss
Josephine O Wuebbin
Ida Wuebbin
Logam
Cleveland Daily Newsaparer
Receiver Named For Bringardner Shoe Company In Federal Court
Logan report from Clarence Weaver, a Marion township farmer, notes robins visited his farm Friday seen as spring harbingers but snow on Saturday covers the ground and thwarts the signs. Weaver reports the event amid local weather and legal mentions in federal court context.
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Logan
Clarence Weaver
Marion Township
Bringardner Shoe Co receivership in Columbus
In Lynn Mass the Nation of the Stephenson and Osborne company named J Edgar Butler of Columbus as receiver for Bringardner Shoe Co. The court set a $20000 bond. An earlier bid for a receiver by Judge Harley M Whitcraft was left under advisement. Debts total $4123.68 per stockholder director A Bringardner. It remains unclear if operations will continue to fulfill orders.
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Stephenson and Osborne Company
Lynn
Mass
Columbus
Bringardner Shoe Company
J. Edgar Butler
Harley M. Whitcraft
OGAN
Applice
A. Btngardner
Benson. W. Hough
Athens Police Watch For Stolen Cars And Local Funeral
Athens police monitor two stolen autos a Essex coach and a Studebaker Phaeton with matching license and motor numbers. One Essex left on the road near Courtney and moved to a garage. no claim. Logan reports funeral for Fred Reinstettle 68 at Trinity Lutheran Church with Rev Elmer Bilis officiating. burial at Qui Grove. Six children survivors.
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Athens
Chin
Herb Parker
Charles
Church Hereros
Ross Lee
Automobile Club
Essex
Studebaker Phaeton
Courtney
Willan Willams
Chillicothe
Sherif Williams
Logan
Fred Reinstettle
Athens State Hospital
Bowen Street
Reinstettla
Mocking County
Jare
Trinity Lutheran Church
Elmer Bilis
Qui Grove
Fire Starts in Store of Chauncey Man
Fire believed to have started from an explosion inside the Luckoff Under selling store in Chauncey. Max Altman, the manager, had just closed when a passerby spotted the blaze. Display tables with goods were moved outside before the fire grew. many items including boys’ outfits, silk underwear, woolen underwear, mufflers, scarves, petticoats, hats were damaged. Damage value not yet estimated.
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Chauncey
Purnea
Luckoff
Max Altman
Marriage Licenses Issued in Court Here
Athens County Probate court issued marriage licenses to Juart A. Love 21 farmer Athens route 2 and Audrey M. Herbst 18 at home Athens route 2 The couple married by Rev Gilbert Courtney George Shock laborer Merle Whitlatch announced by County agent H Johnson Two meetings of the week Latension at home Jacksonville Fork grange Washingtons birthday program Local 4 H club achievement program Friday Rock Riffle school two clubs in charge Mrs James Bell Loyal Daughters and Mrs Pearl Beate Mathers Helpers T H Johnson county extension agent to speak on thrift and present certificates
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Athens County
Juart A. Love
Athens
Jroute
Audrey M. Herbst
Gilbert Courtney
George Shock
Sonvile
Merle Whitlatch
Jacksonville
Jagent Y. H. Johnson
Fork Grange
Washington
Rock Riffle
James Bell
Loyal Daughters
Pearl Beate
Mathers
T. HL. Johnson
Birds Find Friend Plenty of Food Is Provided for Them
Logan, Feb 18 Birds near Rockbridge discover food at a window sill home of County Treasurer and Mrs. H B Troxel during winter when other sources are scarce. Their daughter Miss Ruth Troxel deputy treasurer feeds pumpkin seeds walnuts and other tidbits attracting cardinals nut-hatches chickadees caroline wrens titmice and more.
Glouster Man Pleads Guilty to Three Charges
Glouster man John Sowards pleaded guilty on three charges in the court of Hugh Gormley. In default of payment he was sent to the Athens county jail by Officer Fred Heck. He was fined 100 dollars for possessing intoxicating liquor and 88 dollars for fighting and disturbing the peace and intoxication.
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Hugh Gormley
Glouster
John Sowards
Athens County
Fred Heck
Delegates Endorse Pomerene and White for President Vote
Delegates from Democratic organizations in Perry Hocking Fairfield Ross and Pickaway counties meet in Logan to endorse Atlee Pomerene as first choice for president and George White of Marietta as second choice. W A Henderson is named for state central committee. James Borrer and NM A Daugherty chosen as delegates to the national convention with Robert Palin and Mrs H H Watson as alternates. About forty delegates attend the meeting.
Will of Edward Wallar Leaves Estate to Cordelia Wallar
In Logan on February 11 a will assigns the estate to Cordelia Wallar after a $100 deduction for a daughter. The property upon Mrs. Wallar’s death will be divided half to Susan Bray and the other half among Ethel Fracker Raymond Collins and Edward E Collins. Mrs Wallar may consult Thomas B. Phillips and Jank Witherspoon. Executor Franke Witherspoon appointed. Witnesses Edwin D. Ricketts and Bertye P. Correll.
1314 Cows Tested in Falls Township for Tuberculosis
Logan reports a state tuberculin test drive in Falls township with about 1200 cattle in the area. 1814 cattle tested so far and a scattered number remain. seven cattle have reacted and 95 placed under quarantine. County extension agent Lang and John Rheinseheld met Good Hope township owners to plan tests. Officials also consulted Dr. F A Zimmer at Columbus on test phases.
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Logan
Tarbill
Falls Township
Arbil
Robert W. Lang
John Rheinseheld
Rockbridge
Good Hope
Columbus
F. A. Zimmer
World Day of Prayer Observed by Athens Churches
Missionary societies of Athens churches observe World Day of Prayer Friday February 24 at 2 30 in the parlors of the Presbyterian church.
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Missionary Societies
Athens
Presbyterian Church
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Venus
Dustern Star
Masonic Hall
Star
Gull Amice Club
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M. D. Worley
Chine
Thome
Marion ‘Township
Robins
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Massachusetts
Judge
W .H. Mowery
Hocking Wool Growers’ Associations
Ohio
Chauncey Man
York Grange
Heinlein Bros
Legion
Majestic Theatre
Athens Dry Cleaning Co
Hien
N. Court
Hos
COCA
Cola Bottling Works
Ruth Troxel
BET
U BP
G. F. Schlesinger
H. H. Wright CO
Logan, Ohio
Prater
Farmers’ & Merchants
Bank Logan
Child
Society Brand
Chicago
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