Four Hocking Granges Install Officers in Joint Ceremonies
Four Hocking County Granges Ewing Flocking Miller Chapel and Marion held a joint installation at Pocahontas Hall attracting about 200 members. Irvin Krinn led the ceremony with a degree team drawn from member groups. J C Hamilton county deputy assisted, and supper followed. The team then installed officers for Vinton County Pomona Grange in Radcliffe on Saturday.
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Tas Eed
Rogan
Hocking County
Granges
Pocahontas Hall
Ewing
Flocking
Miller Chapel
Marion
Irvin Krinn
Bedng
Hie
J.C. Hamilton
Radcliffe
Vinton County
Pomona Grange
Orchard School At Courthouse Auditorium January 15
Logan January 15 has been set for the orchard school at the Courthouse Auditorium with speakers F. H. Beach and A. L. Pierstroff. Beach will discuss racking practices and saving money in orchard operations while Pierstroff covers spraying methods and reducing costs without sacrificing effectiveness.
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Logan
F. H. Beach
A. L. Plerstroff
Address Unknown Efforts To Locate Rempel Bank Depositer
Logan January 4. An effort to locate BF Zeigler, who deposited in the First Rempel National Bank years ago and then vanished. His whereabouts are unknown, with reports he may hold a dividend check. Zeigler, once a silverware salesman, appeared near Bremen during the oil boom and later in the local field. W B Zeigler, a Laurel Township farmer, claims he is a cousin but cannot locate him. His last known residence was in Lancaster.
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Rempel Bank
Logan
B&b Imin
BF. Zeigler
Rempel National Bank
Bremen
W. B. 2Elgier
Laurel Township
Lancaster
Soloist Here Sunday at Presby terian Church in Logan
Charles Bowman of Columbus nephew of local residents offered two solos at the morning service of the First Presbyterian Church in Logan. He sang with the choir and was invited to appear again, after visiting relatives for the end of the week.
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Columbus
Logan
Charles Bowman
W. EB
Bowman
Fee
Cecil Fanning
Logen
Logan Ballot Candidacy Draws Attention at Clerk’s Office
On Jan 4 candidates remained filing for public office at Charles Achaver election board clerk’s office. John Liff of Scotts Creek was reported to be considering running as a Democrat candidate for Commissioner, potentially influencing the party balance.
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Logan
Charles ©. Achaver
Election Board
John Liff
Scotts Creek
Ming
Lst
Republican Women to Meet at Logan January 22
The Republican Women of Hocking County will hold their first meeting of the year January 22 at Mrs. L. B. Boonay’s home on East Second Street. Mrs. Harry Thomas to chair. Rees Wetherholt will speak as principal speaker and Ohio Republican Women's Club secretary.
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Logan
Hocking County
L. B. Boonay
East Second Street
Harry Thomas
Rees Wetherholt
Ohio’ Republican Women‘s Club
Republican ‘Women's Magazine
Jail Houses Many Guests in 1931 Lodging Census
Logan reports 450 men registered at City Hall for a night in the jail in 1931 doubling the prior year. Most lodgers were middle aged, out of work, traveling from across the United States in search of employment and free lodging, with some seeking handouts.
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Totel
Logan
United States
Bridgeport
Conn
Springfield
Mia
Detroit
Car Sales Decline in Hocking County 1931
Starked Gerling notes 1931 new car sales in Hocking County fell from 366 in 1930 to 9 in 1931. 1929 had 581 sold. A single company moved more new autos in 1931 than all county agencies combined in 1931. December sales were recorded with two Betty trucks.
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LOGAS
Hocking County
Clérice of Courts Offic
Tex
Two Farmers Institutes Scheduled in Hocking County Week
Arrangements are made for two farmers institutes in Hocking County this week with state speakers Mrs Effie G McEwan Delaware and Wheeler H Weley Smithfield. Tresboro will host Wednesday and Thursday while Rockbridge Institute runs Friday and Saturday. Harold Chambers extension agent and J W Coleman county superintendent will appear on both programs.
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J. W. Coleman
52 Hunters Apply For 198 Percent Permits For Final Bays
Logan notes rabbit season ended with the year and 52 hunters filed for permits for 1931. The total permits issued were lower than last year as many applicants sought licenses before the squirrel season.
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Logan
Jan
Bird Lovers To Meet In Logan Audubon Club
Logan January meeting planned by the Audubon Club at 7 o clock Thursday evening at the Courthouse. C W Zeigier Marion Township teacher 19 arranging the event and planning to display and band birds he traps early in the week. After banding the birds will be released following the meeting. All persons interested in birds welcome.
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Logan
Ah Audubon Club
C. W. Zeigier
Marion Township
Shawnee Mayor Vieira Begins Fourth Term
In Logan on New Year’s Day former Shawnee resident Pioming starts his fourth term as mayor. Milne, publisher of Newspe pamphlet, edits and prepares issues as part of the local town leadership and media scene.
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Shawnee
Vieira
Logan
Byeming
Ballpday Totme
Vinit
Milne
Sharnes
Pieming
Masiso
Newspep
Milk Cooperative Reelects Jacoby as President
Jacoby Tarry Jacoby of Jackville was reelected president of the Hocking Valley Co operative Milk Association at a directors meeting in Athens County. Okey Ashcraft of Guysville was chosen treasurer and Harry Henry of Amesville became secretary. New directors include Edgar Kelros of Amesville and Flummer Lax of Albany. eight local organizations compose the association with producers mainly in Athens County and parts of Vinton and Morgan Counties.
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Tarry Jacoby
Jackville
Hocking Valley Co-operative Milk Association
Thomas H. Jenneon
Athens County
Okey Ashcraft
Guysville
Harry Henry
Amesville
Jacoby
Rah~craft
Hiram Hart
Edgar Kelros
Flummer Lax
Albany
Milk Producers Chiefy
Athena County
Vinton
Morgan
Attendance at Pomeroy basketball game noted here
Several locals attended the basketball game in Pomeroy on Wednesday night. Paul Laughlin is ill with typhoid fever. Ruth Biddison was seriously burned on Christmas evening when her clothing caught fire. Shela reported doing nicely. Mrs. Lewis Ludwick of nearby spent Wednesday with her daughter at Betheny. Visitors at the G. H. Hawk home were noted.
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Pomeroy
Paul Laughlin
Ruth Biddison
Shela
Lewis Ludwick
Near Here
Betheny
G. H. Hawk
Athens Messenger Pattern Sale Details
Instructions advertise a sewing pattern from The Athens Messenger Pattern Department New York City. It promotes Anne Adams designs FPottera 2122 in sizes 10 to 18 with yardage, step by step diagrams, and a fashion catalog priced 15 to 25 cents. Orders go to 243 West 1th Street New York City with size and name details.
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Athens Messenger Pattern Department
West 1Th Street
New York City
House for rent in neatly arranged five room unit
In a five room furnished house at 15 Montrose Ave Mrs Chase placed a real estate ad. The Messenger classified system delivered results with eager prospects and one renter within three days. Call Nelsonville 4 for details.
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Montrose Ave
Messenger
Ais
Howe
Nelson- Ville
Tor
Darrow to Aid in Alabama Death Penalty Appeal
Clarence Darrow and Arthur Hays will defend eight Alabama Black defendants awaiting the state supreme court hearing on an appeal. If granted a new trial they will lead the defense. The men were convicted at Scottatore Alabama in widely publicized trials. Related notices mention residents and a hospital operation.
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Clarence Darrow
Arthur Garfield Hays
Alabama
Alsama Supreme Court
Darrow
Hays
Scottatore
Als
Nerve growth proven by U S scientist at Va research
A 28 year old professor, Dr Karl Caskey Speidel of the University of Virginia, is credited with the first observation of nerves growing in a living body. He demonstrated that nerves sprout from the spinal cord, settling a 70 year neurology controversy. He won $1,000 from the American Association for the Advancement of Science for the prize paper of 1821.
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New Orleans
A.aba
Acioftists
Karl Caskey Speidel
University of Virginia
American Association For the Advaencement of Science
Speidel
Destruction of Old Nerve Growth Theory by Dr Speidel
Dr Speidel challenges the view that nerve growth is guided by body electric fields. He notes nerves extend similarly in opposite directions along the same path, a phenomenon incompatible with electrical control. Nerves cannot be mended by patching. new growth repairs breaks. Such findings explain delayed sensation and the need to re educate muscles after serious injuries.
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Speidel
Half Century Afloat But Never on Sea
San Francisco dispatch reports Marshal N. Damon, 76, who has 52 years afloat as a sailor. He logged over 900000 miles and mostly served as chief engineer aboard ferries between San Francisco and Oakland. He plans a first sea voyage now that he is retired.
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San Francisco
Jan
U.R
N. Damon
Damon
Berkley
Oakland
Six Florida Counties Start Race Meets Under New Law
Tallahassee Florida January 4 Six Florida counties have begun race meets under the new pari mutuel betting law for horse and dog racing They are Palm Beach Dade St Johns Pinellas Clay and Seminole.
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Tallahassee
Fla
Jam
Florida
Palm Beach
Dade
St. Johns
Pinellas
Clay
Seminole
Prince Al'Divani to Sue Actress for 100000
UR-Prince Serge Al'Divani former husband of Polo Negri will file suit against the actress for 100000 today Misa Negri recently sued the prince for 80000 asserting she loaned him the money two years ago while they were still married Clyde Newsom 52 died at home in Pensville after eleven weeks illness and sleeping sickness funeral held at Hopewell Church Thursday.
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FOLA
Los Angeles
Calif
Serge Al'Divani
Polo Negri
Misa Negri
Pennsville
Clyde Newsom
Hopewell Church
Mr. Newsom
Dr Edwards Olive Tablets Advertise Youthful Boost
An advertisement touts Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a safe alternative to calomel to cleanse the bowels and stimulate the liver. It claims 20 years of use by men and women for stomach trouble pimples listlessness and headaches with prices 15c 30c 60c and urges nightly use to regain youth and energy.
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Dr. Edwards
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