Masons hold annual reunion in Logan with eight new members
More than a hundred Masons gathered at Maxonic hall for the annual reunion of the super, excellent masters. Inspector La mar C. Sternberger of Jackson inspected Hock-Hocking council as eight new members joined the class. Royal and Select degrees were given in the afternoon and the super excellent degree in the evening after dinner served by Venus chapter of the Order of Eastern State. Visitors included A. W. Morgan, Jackson, and others from Glouster, Athens, Lancaster, Bremen, Marion and Jackson.
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A. W. Morgan
Jackson
Ohio
Glouster
Athens
Lancaster
Bremen
Marion
Youth Arrested In Logan For Possession And Transport Of Whisky
Howard Notestone, a South Perry youth, was arrested Saturday evening in a village with a quart jar of colored whisky. Deputies Farhsann and Hammond said he was driving the car transporting the liquor. He pleaded guilty to possession and was found guilty on transportation after a hearing. Bail of 190 dollars was set.
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Gien
Vines
Gb- Besse
Logan Fire Loss Sets 1927 Total at 2160 Dollars
Logan records fire losses for 1927 at 2160 dollars, slightly below 1926, with thirteen alarms in the year. The heaviest loss occurred on North Mulberry Avenue as the department outlined organization plans and county appointments at a Monday meeting.
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Logan
Walter Niven
Fie
Alleged Kidnapper Nabbed Near Here in Meigs County
Logam Jan 4 With Traffic Officer Joe Farbeann and Deputies Harry T Paul and Ralph Paul Columbus men arrested Fred Roush 29 Racine Meigs County wanted for kidnapping and assault on Mrs Charles Feyh and her three year old son December 14. Roush taken from Union Furnace to Columbus to face arraignment. he reportedly admitted guilt but claimed alibi.
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Peathcrott
Ing
Roush
Columbus
Glouster News Items Melt Glouster Jan 4 notices
Glouster brief items report church services at Holness church with a Thursday night service and Sunday morning sermon by Rev Mrs Kimre. A new year baby born to Virginia Mae Chaney is claimed as the first baby of new year in Timble township arriving 14 minutes after midnight. Kiwanis Club meeting in Glouster Tuesday night noted.
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Holness Church
Ty the
Kimre
Gluustem
Kiwanis Club
Glouster Kiwanis Installations At Methodist Church
Glouster Kiwanis club held its regular meeting Tuesday night at the Methodist church social rooms. The installation program was carried out as provided by Kiwanis International. Examinations for Glouster schools will be held Wednesday and Thursday. All students from the seventh through high school are required to take the exams. The Glouster high school library received several books through Congressman Jenkins. The obituary notes the death of Mrs. Ake Baried in Dow Marshiehi and Dr. Nice, new head of physiology at Ohio State University.
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Kiwanis International
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United States
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PR. Nive
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Man
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Oklahoma
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Ohio
Wedding of Wallare Yaw and Madeline Crouzens Attended
The couple wed with Wallare Yaw and Madeline Crouzens, daughter of Senator James Couzens, honored by family as Mr. Bulloch serves as clerk. Honeymoon travels extend south. they plan to return after March to Jefferson Avenue residence. Board of Education discussed possible officers at Monday’s meeting with Ti Jones as president and HR G Smith as vice president.
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Glauster Board of Education
Ti Jones
G. Smith
John Bulloch
Ohio highway division civil service exams set for January
The State Civil Service Commission will conduct the annual largest examination in 16 Ohio cities on January 10. Cities include Columbus Cincinnati Toledo Youngstown Lima Cleveland Dayton Bucyrus Portsmouth Marietta Canton Gallipolis Steubenville Zanesville Mt. Vernon and Chillicothe. Examinations cover highway inspector assistant engineers Laborer in Charge and Highway superintendent amid a year of extensive new construction.
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State Civil Service Commission
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Cincinnati
Toledo
Youngstown
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Cleveland
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Amtate Civil Service Commission
Examinations Held Yet Bulletins Mailed Free to All
Special bulletins on upcoming examinations were reviewed by the Commission and will be mailed free to all interested parties as soon as possible in the new year.
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Commission
Birth of Wallace Lynn to Mr and Mrs LaBaw in Oneonta
A telegram from January 2 announces the birth of a son to Mr. and Mrs. E. LaBaw of La Baw Oneonta New York. The child is named Wallace Lynn. Mrs LaBaw was formerly Miss Mary White a sister of Mrs Slaughter. Mr LaBaw previously worked as a print operator in the Messenger composing room and now works in Oneonta. The couple left town about a year ago.
Over Fifty to Receive Degrees Monday Night in Logan
Ed E. Young of Norwalk great commander of the Maccabees of Ohio will attend a Togan district meeting in Logan at the Knights of Dythings hall Monday evening. He will present a class of more than fifty candidates for the knight hood degree as visitors from Columbus Athens Nelsonville Zanesville and New Trymouth witness the Maccabees degree work directed by Charles Westenbarger. Judas Maccabeus will be portrayed by William Hutchinson with George W. Kinnger as Matthias and W. Manter as Antiochus the Syrian King. After the ceremony the group proceeds to the Maccabee hall for a banquet led by Lewis Fills.
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Logan
Jan
Ed EL. Young
Norwall
The
Maccabees of
Ohio
Togan
Knights of Dything Hall
Columbus
Athens
Nelsonville
Zanesville
New Trymouth
Charles Westenbarger
Judas Maccabeus
William Hutchinson
George W. Kiinger
Mattheus
W. Manter
Antiochus
Lewis Fills
Wood Workers Lead League In Game Averages At Logan
In a busy start to the season at Logan on January 4 the Wood Workers, in second place, post a 901 pins per game team average and a total of 2542 across three games. St Carr leads individual averages at 180 per game and Sparnon, Johnson, and Schwenkel are close behind at 187. Dollison has the season high single with 207 as the Knights of Pythias sit atop the league, though the Wood Workers close in.
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Dollison
Knights of Pythias
Sll
Wood Workers
Bassmann's Gas Tablets Promise Relief From Gas
An ad claims Bassmann's Gas Tablets permanently relieve stomach gas and its effects. It says the product stops bloating, eases anxiety and heart palpitations, restores deep breathing, and improves circulation, with the yellow-pack guarantee. Sold at CLINES PHARMACY for $1.
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Cruz
Clines Pharmacy
Judge Florence Allen to Speak at University Meeting Tonight
Florence Allen, noted as the first woman on Ohio’s Supreme Court, will speak at a university mass meeting tonight. Born in Salt Lake City, she trained at Western Reserve and Berlin, taught in Cleveland, and rose from assistant county prosecutor to Ohio Supreme Court justice.
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Victoriest University
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Cleveland Plain Dealer
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Athens
Ohio University
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Law School
Chicago University
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Ohio Supreme Court
Co operation urged for Hocking valley agriculture
Professor Wallace told Atheneum Club that agriculture and business in the Hocking valley must co operate to profit. He urged farmers to grow and market fruit, boost home production, and strengthen distribution to keep money in circulation while meeting local demand.
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Hocking Valley
Voth
Drefig
Ed. Wallace
Oh! University
Ath
Onsuliary Club
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Hocking
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Paris Prefers This New Creme Rouge Shade
Tarixs introduces a new hard out rouge creme called Carsnee in tankerine shade. It shifts color with your skin tone and promises all day water and perspiration proof wear. Sold by McKee Drug Co and Glh san's Pharmacy among others.
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Pharn
Athens City Council reorganized with new members seated
Three new councilmen Carl Beasley Ralph A Dalton and Clyde Mansfield were seated at the Athens city council first meeting. Oaths of office were given to them and to Mayor Alex M Moore and other officials. The city retained Chief Herb Parker and other department heads as council and committees discussed Lancaster street paving and South Bridge entrance widening. The county fair board was told the city would help create a public recreation park.
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Carl Beasley
Ralph A. Dalton
Clyde Mansfield
M. P. Totman
Frank Masure
Aarr
Frank Lowry
Fred Jenzel
Bert Russell
Wallace
Dratt
B C. Woodworth
C. HW. Harris
Amee
Masore
Alex M. Moore
Hugh Baldry
Corneal
Sid Sherrard
Griff Tevans
Hit Parker
AM. D. Flushes
Moore
Herb Parker
Glen M. Romine Ami
Frank Z. Woodworth
Beasley
Courtney Hill
Councilrutan Mamsield
Lancaster Street Paxing
Dalton
Couelman Law
South Bridge
Lancaster Street
Athens Cty
Athens County Fair Board
Alarms and Fire Crew Details From Ath ens City Report
In 2927 Ath ens city logged 28 alarms per Safety Director Means J. Woodwe. Estimated city damage around 340,000, with 30,000 from the Hewitt-Boden blaze. Fire department ran by two fire marshals a relief and six volunteers. volunteer and chief costs totaled 611.50 per Cy Auditor Gilt Loans.
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J. Woodwe
Hewitt-Boden
City plans park on Fair Grounds for picnics and gatherings
Council considers using Fair Grounds for public picnics and district gatherings though year funding is unsettled. A tourist ramp on Titchland avenue prompts debate on a new Par Grounds camp. Councilmen Low and Beasley to handle the park project while City Auditor Evans reports year end finances show 22,110.46 in city funds with about 9,700 in a sinking fund.
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Peope
Titchland Avenue
Low and
Beasley
Cty Audhter Evans
Musterela Cold Tablets Rise In California
Musterela Cold The King relief with one dead another effect. Prepared by under of Jim Auster. The Musterela Company, Cleveland, Ohio.
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Jim Auster
Cleveland
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