Legion Members Attend Funeral for E. E. Fisk
Glenford Dugan Post No. 229 and other veterans are asked to gather at the Legion building Saturday at 1 PM to attend the funeral of E. E. Fisk a former Nelsonville resident who served in World War I. Services follow at 2 PM at the Legion Building.
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Dayton
Nelsonville
Glenford Dugan Post
No. 229
American Legion
Legion Building
E. E. Fisk
Fisk
Dayton Hospital
Masons Attend Dinner and Reunion at Nelsonville Temple
Nelsonville's St chapter R A M and Hay enl, R & 5s M held a Thursday ceremony at the temple with visitors from Logan and Jackson. Royal Arch degree conferred after 5 PM, followed by a dinner served by the Order of Star with Rolland Bright presiding and C Sternberger of Jackson among distinguished guests.
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Nelsonville Temple
Logan
Jackson
St. Chapter
Hayenl
Order of Star
Rolland Bright
C. Sternberger
Fresser
Ohio Grandons
C. Wood Bowen
Charles Cameron
F. & Arthur Roberts
Haybrow
Johnsons Honored at Shower in Nelsonville
Nelsonville residents honor Mr and Mrs Frank Johnson with a wedding shower at Chestnut Street home. Guests include Schultz and Dowler families, Johnson relatives, and friends. Contests and refreshments provided by Jackie and Junior Johnson accompany gifts for the newlyweds from St. Marys West Virginia.
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Nelsonville
James Johnson
Chestnut Street
Frank Johnson
Lenora Schultz
St. Marys
W. Va
Jackie
Junior Johnson
Thomas Schultz
Oak Grove
Bert Keensey
Chester Johnson
George Dowler
Pearl Bishop
Phillips
Nellie Kuhn
Mildred Bayliss
Ethel Johnson
Bert Schultz
Lloyd Denny
Dallas
Leslie Farrow
Johnnie Johnson
E. C. Johnson
Son
Everett Dowler
Jimmie
Charles Johnson
Central PTA Bake Sale Set For Columbus Street Room
Nelsonville residents will attend a bake sale hosted by the Central Parent Teacher Association in the former Joyces Store room on Columbus Street tomorrow. Mrs. Stuart Hoodlett and Mrs. P. Bingman lead the event which opens at 10 oclock.
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Nelsonville
Central Parent-Teacher Association
Joyces
Columbus Street
Stuart Hoodlett
P. Bingman
Nelsonville Man Hurt at Lick Run Mine
Walter Grose of Nelsonville is at home with a bruised foot after an injury while working at the Lick Run Mine on Monday.
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Nelsonville
Walter Grose
Lick Run
Logan Chieftains Beat Aquinas In Last Home Game
Logan Chieftains defeat Aquinas in their final home game of the season. The article notes closing county offices and partial business suspensions in Logan for Washington's Birthday observed locally, with schools remaining open and the Uniform Flag Display in place.
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Logan
Washington
Industrial Fund Case Goes To Common Pleas Court
Logan trustees sue William Bush in common pleas court after a demurrer was sustained. Bush pledged $100 to the Logan Industrial Fund, paid $2, and refused the rest. Petition argues pledges signed under federation articles allow disbursement if projects falter or fail. Readers see board authority to redirect funds to remaining projects.
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Industrial Fund
Common Pleas Court
Logan
The
Logan Industrial Fund
William Bush
Common Pleas
B. Whitehart
Ohio
Chamber of Commerce
Board of Trustees
Changes Ordered In Logan Water Rent
Logan residents will see revised water charges in April following a June survey to allocate openings per consumer. The new schedule lists items such as bath at 3 dollars, toilet 2 dollars with 1 dollar for each extra toilet, public toilet 5 dollars, Lavatories with first free then 1 dollar, sinks percent, hydrants 4 dollars, street wash 3.50, and other services including first free sill cock and varying charges for wash basins, showers, barber shop chairs, and more.
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Logan
Pastors in Logan Announce Sunday Worship Plans
In Logan churches announce a busy week with mid week Bible studies by Rev. R. C. Babylon at First Presbyterian, a Young People's Banquet hosted by the Hartington Class with Rev. J. Max Adams as guest speaker, and Rosselot Day honoring missionary Rev. G. T. Rosselot featuring Mrs. J. H. Smith. Regular Sunday services at 10 oclock led by Rev. Amos L. Heyde.
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Logan
Christ
R. C. Babylon
First Presbyterian Church
Hartington
J. Max Adams
Northminster Presbyterian Church
Columbus
United Brethren Church
CWA Forces Cut Severely in District
Logan reports severe cuts to CWA personnel lowering the quota to 835. Foremen and timekeepers are reassigned as crews merge under fewer supervisors. Some road projects begun in November are dropped due to the reduction. Nellie Frasch earns Capital University sports letter through 1000 points in co ed events. Logan High Band fills in during absence of Richard McCutchan with Edwin Monks baton.
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Logan
CWA
FARNS
Nellie Frasch
Lewis Frasch
East Hunter Street
Capital University
Richard McCutchan
Logan High
Edwin Monks
Thrush Leads Chieftains Past Aquinas in Logan Show
Logan Chieftains beat Aquinas of Columbus 389 to 20 as Thrush scored nine points on four baskets and a free throw. Krumlauf fed teammates for a team effort while Ralston and Smith topped Logan reserves. possible final home game with McConnelaville looms as season winds down.
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Logan
Logan Chieftains
Aquinas of
Columbus
Braves
Chieftains
Krumlauf
Ralston
Smith
Varsity
McConnelaville
Krumiaus
Johnson
Suspects in Luckoff store robbery held to grand jury
Logan police questioned Joseph ODonnell Joseph Connors and Elbert Watson after a Luckoff store robbery. All pleaded not guilty and were held to the grand jury on $1000 bonds. Names given by suspects caused uncertainty. They remain in county jail awaiting the grand jury.
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Logan
Joseph O'Donnell
Joseph Connors
Elbert Watson
Kenneth R. Fitzgerald
Vigor Treatment Ad Targets Male Gland Health
An advertisement promises a tested vigor treatment to restore masculine drive and gland health. It directs readers to send Bend 1 post to Dr. J H Holloway of Holloway Medicine Co in Chicago with postage due if COD.
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J. H. Holloway
Holloway Medicine Co
Dept. A. M
Parkway
Chicago
Ady
Wedded 57 Years Mr and Mrs Marion Coakley
Nelsonville notices report Mr. and Mrs. Marion Coakley life long residents observing their fifty seventh wedding anniversary at home on West Washington Street. They were married by Justice Hickman across the street. Mrs Coakley 73 and he 78 with three children two of whom live in Columbus and Tippecanoe City and a third in Nelsonville plus seven grandchildren and one great grandchild. Both members of the Nelsonville Christian Church.
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Nelsonville
Marion Coakley
West Washington Street
Justice Hickman
Middle Age Acid Stomach Relief With Phillips Milk of Magnesia
Authorities warn middle age often brings acid stomach from poor diet. Headaches and stomach pains signal distress. Take Phillips Milk of Magnesia daily in liquid or tablet form to neutralize acids and relieve after meal discomfort. Ensure you request Genuine Phillips Milk of Magnesia.
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Phillips
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