Logan City Health Department Annual Report Summary
The Logan City Health Department presented its annual health report noting 150 births and % deaths in the city, infant mortality at a low point with several infant deaths. Communicable diseases included measles and scarlet fever, while sanitation, water safety, milk supply, and refuse disposal were emphasized. Salaries and expenses totaled about $2,379 with most funded by the state subsidy. commitments to charity work and inter-city post collaborations were reported.
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W. B. Lacock
Logan
Columbus
Naivreis
American Legion Minstrel May Show Near New Straitsville
Logan reports negotiations for an American Legion Minstrel show in New Straitsville under the local Legion Post. Committee chair Melrose Harbaugh says decision on staging the charity event will be made soon after talks. The plan follows a prior presentation in Murray.
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Logan
American Legion
New Straitsville
Melrose Harbaugh
Murray
Olive Tablets Promise Clear Complexion and Vitality
Dr. F M Edwards offers a liver and bowel remedy named Olive Tablets. The ad claims they replace calomel with olive tablets that stimulate waste removal, improving complexion and energy. Sold in 3c and 6c sizes, widely advertised to both women and men.
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F. M. Edwards
Dr. Edwards
Dr. Edwards Olive
Classified Circulation Notice Refers to Messenger Ads
Classified ads for The Messenger circulation handled by D. Y. Milme with contact phone 272.
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Messenger
D. Y. Milme
Forestry Expert To Visit Hocking County Meeting
Forest Dean forestry specialist will visit Hocking County on Tuesday for a Courthouse meeting in the afternoon. He will tour Marion Township areas in the morning with Harold Chambers extension agent to discuss tree varieties and planting methods for reforestation of waste land. Farmers with idle acreage show interest in reforestation progress in recent years.
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Logan
Forest Dean
Hocking County
Marion Township
Harold Chambers
Immunization record at Ball School reaches 100 percent
Logan Feb 25. Ball School in Falls Township, Hocking County, reports a 100 percent immunization mark with 21 pupils enrolled. Schick tests show three immune and eighteen under treatment. Dr. W B Lacock aims for the same record at Mt Zion School in Starr Township.
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Logan
Standardized Diplomas to Be Issued in Hocking County
Logan Feb 25 The Hocking County Board of Education agreed with the principals to issue standardized diplomas for rural high schools this year. Each diploma will bear the signatures of the county board president the county superintendent the school principal and the board president and clerk.
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Logan
Hocking County
Five Hundred Are Being Given Food in Hocking County
Kitchens in nine schools operated in Ward and Starr Townships feed about 3 children daily. Supt. J. W. Coleman confirms meals at noon from the State Relief Committee. Murray City alone provides 150 meals with others completing the total.
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Hocking County
Logan
Supt
J. W. Coleman
Ward
Starr
State Relief Committee
Murray City
Carbon Hill and Orbiston Tie Slugfest in Narrow Upset
A fragmented scoreboard shows Carbon Hill 30 Sand Run 45 and Orbiston 45 Newtown split. Local games list New Pittburgh and Coonville along with Jonice WB and Monday events, but details remain unclear.
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Carbon Hill
Sand Run
Coonville
Orbiston
Newtown
Jonice
New Pitteburgh
Apples From Old Tree Shown Here In Logan
Apples gathered Tuesday from beneath a tree on the Walter Rutter farm in Marion Township were shown in Logan by Walter North after a Grange meeting. The apples were well preserved through winter and retained flavor. The tree, said to be planted by Johnny Appleseed about a century ago, was handed down by Dr. Jacob Rytter. Specimens were sent to the State Department for classification. not classified, but noted for delicious flavor and catalogued as an Ohio Seedling.
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Logan
Walter Rutter
Marion Township
Walter North
Ratter Farm
Johnny Appleseed
Jacob Rytter
State Department
Ohio
Faust
Gounod
Goethe
Mephistopheles
Marguerite
Siebel
Daland
Senta
Eric
Light Rates Are Discussed Again by City Council
Logan February 23 The City Council devoted most of the session to light rate talks with Ohio Power Company officials. The Lighting Committee will study a plan to reduce lighting size to cut current use rather than alter rates and submit a proposal. Health Commissioner report was filed.
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Logan
Ohio Power Company
Pittsburgh couple welcome daughter in Logan
Mr and Mrs Jack Dornecker of Pittsburgh are parents of a daughter born early this month. The birth was announced in a letter to Claude Bright, brother of the mother. Mrs Dornecker formerly lived in this city.
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Logan
Jack Dornecker
Pittsburgh
Claude Bright
Dornecker
Easy Pleasant Way To Lose Fat Quickly
A vintage advertisement touts Kruschen Salts as a safe fat loss method claiming 15 pounds in a month, reduced chin and hip fat, and clearer skin. It urges weighing before and after a 4 week bottle and promotes pharmacies selling the product nationwide.
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America
McKee Drug Co
Cline’s Drug Co
Adv
Pay Day for City Service Department Workers in Logan
City workers received pay for the last two weeks as 1M vouchers and orders were issued. Director Fred C. Shively noted many were full time plus part time staff, with most extra labor on Hunter Street street repairs.
Judy Grocers Defeat Shoe Factory in City League Series
Judy Grocers won three games from the Shoe Factory in the City League Tuesday evening in a postponed series. Smith led the winners with a high total of 620, the only score reaching the select class.
Birthday Dinner Honors Mrs Winn at Glouster Home
A birthday dinner for Mrs. Winn was hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Winn in Glouster with many relatives and friends attending. The event featured a cake baked by Mrs. Dave Swartz of Jacksonville and guests from Athens Taylor Ridge Greens Run and nearby towns.
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Clarence Winn
Giouster
Jacksonville
Fred Leake
William Cartwright
Ada Leake
Greens
Carl Welling
Fred Olbers
Vernice Welling
Taylor Ridge
Theodore Heskin
Albert Zimmers
Robert Johnson
Gladys Davis
Lily
Hazel Winn
Hileen Davis
Ralph
Floyd
Guy Winn
Audra Chalfant
Gerald Nagle
Athens
P. B. Chalfant
Eva Latimer
Fred Latimer
Columbus
Dwight Smith
Bishopville
Emmett Olbers
Greens Run
Elmer Davis
Don Witham
Thurman Smith
Sherely Northrop
Maxwell
Hollister
Loree Gaskalia
Glouster
Joseph Gaskalia
William Dalton
Leonard Dalton
Redtown
Fred Heskin
Helen Kilcoski
John Kiscoski
Della
Glen
John Davis
Herbert Trace
Bud Trace
Marjorie Michel
Mary Cox
Derthick
William Witham
William Arrowman
Jesse Witham
Miss Vernice
Irene Golding
Mt. Logan
Chillicothe
James Golding
Clarence Hooper
Hunterdon
Darrel Witham
Alien Extine
Lewis Extiine
Palmer
Trimble
George Herbst
William Davis
Opera Night by Ohio University Girls Glee Club
The Ohio University Girls Glee Club performs portions of Faust The Flying Dutchman and The Tales of Hoffmann at Alumni Memorial Auditorium with scenes and costumes. The program includes arias and selections from Moussorgsky Liszt Wagner Offenbach and Chopin with cast names listed for each scene.
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Ohio University Glee Club
Memorial Auditorium
Alumni Memorial Auditorium
Ohio University Girls’ Glee Club
New York
Jacques Offenbach
Girls’ Glee Club
Gounod Siebel
Kathryne Kern
Marguerite
Thelma Thomas
Faust
Gladys Walton
Mephistopheles
Nancy Norris
Wagner Mary
Marianna Lizscott
Sen
Dolores Phelps
Ecfiman
Offenbach A
Olympis
Kathleen Conoway
Barcarole Goolietta
Mildred Demnison Nicklausse
Emmy Lou Keehne
Birthday ladder highlights four students from Central West Side and Rufus Putnam
Birthdays February 25 feature four students across third to sixth grades. Girls Martha Thornton of Central School in fifth grade and Ceraldine Christman in fourth grade are joined by boys Roger Wiseman in third grade at West Side School and Byron Corbin in sixth grade at Rufus Putnam Training School.
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Martha Thornton
Central School
Ceraldine Christman
Central
Roger Wiseman
West Side
Byron Corbin
Rufus Putnam
Wisej A
Italian Naval Officer Says Libia May Return Fire
Admiral M. M. Taylor reports the Italian cruiser Libia would shell back if fired upon again after a Chinese shell pierced its hull. He notes American, British, and French officers urged restraint and warned that return fire would be an error unless shelling continued.
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Washington
Navy Department
Shanghai
M. M. Taylor
Department
Tayior
Aes
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