Foundry and Machine Co Receivership Lifted in Columbus
Logan finds a major step to normal operations as the Logan Foundry and Machine Company’s receivership ends in Federal Court. Judge Benson W. Hough lifts the case. Charles A. Jones and J. H. Dye serve as receivers, Morris Yabrove to manage, and about 30 workers are expected to return to producing oil and gas field equipment.
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Logan
Logan Foundry and Machine Company
Columbus
Benson W. Hough
Charles A. Jones
J. H. Dye
Morris Yabrove
Masons of This District To Meet
Logan Chapter hosts Thirteenth District of Ohio Masons at the local temple on January 19 with Rolland Bright in charge. Dinner at 6 p.m. followed by Royal Arch Degree work by a district team and attendance by grand chapter representatives from Athens Nelsonville Newark New Lexington Somerset and McConnelsville.
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Logan
Ohio
Rolland Bright
Eastern Star
Athens
Nelsonville
Newark
New Lexington
Somerset
McConnelsville
County Commissioners Begin Hearing on Next Year’s Appropriations
Logan January 4. Hocking County commissioners opened hearings on next year’s appropriations with an opening conference in which extension service representatives and local farmers met the board. Participants included W. H Mowery Joe O Hamilton J M Meidrim and Jesse Rohrer. no public decision has been announced.
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Hocking County
Logan
Extension Service
W. H Mowery
Joe O. Hamilton
J. M. Meidrim
Jesse Rohrer
Mrs Byron Wolfe returns to Federal Hospital for treatment
Logan section reports Mrs Byron Wolfe went back to the Federal Hospital at Hines Kl for further treatment after a prior stay there. The item notes earlier weeks at the institution and details no other changes.
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Logan
Byron Wolfe
Federal Hospital
Hines
Plymouth Grange to Host Annual Dinner Meeting
Logan January 4 Annual dinner of Plymouth Grange will be held at their hall at 7 o'clock Tuesday evening January 12. It will be an open meeting with Patrons privileged to invite their friends. Installation of officers will be a feature of the business session. Those making arrangements urge baskets of food be brought for the dinner.
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Logan
Plymouth Grange
Olive Tablets Offer Youthful Energy and Cleansing
Century old advertisement touts Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a safe laxative alternative to calomel. It claims the vegetable pills cleanse the system, purify the bowels, and tone the liver, promising renewed vitality and looks for both men and women. Price 15c.
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Dr. Edwards
Degree Is Conferred By Masons Here
Logan January fourth local council Masonry conferred the Super Excellent Degree Monday in the presence of about one hundred members and visitors including William F. Smith Illustrious Grand Master of Bowling Green and William Winans district inspector of Cincinnati. Distinguished fraternalists Frank W. Hendley George Whiley Roi Delaney attended. A portion of the degree was given before dinner and the rest after, the first time in two years. Officers received compliments from visiting lodges on their work and the new lodge home. A dinner was served by the Eastern Stars.
Wright Will Head City School Board
Wright re-elected president and George Fox as vice president at a city school board reorganization in Logan. Rolland Bright remains clerk. Board faces funding to run through term. salaries unpaid, threatening a possible shortened school year.
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Logan
City Board of Education
Harry H. Wright
George Fox
Rolland Bright
Class Entertained Harrington Sunday School Group Hosts
Logan January 4 Mrs Seth Sloan and Mrs Harold Chambers entertained the Harrington Sunday School Class at the Sloan home Monday evening. Mrs Kirby Snyder directed the meeting and led devotionals. Miss Ruth Heft won a postmeeting contest. Guests included Mrs Robert D. Green of Cynthiana and Mrs John W. McBroom.
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Chambers
Logan
Seth Sloan
Harold Chambers
Harrington
Sloan
Kirby Snyder
Ruth Heft
Robert D. Green
Cynthiana
John W. McBroom
Mary Sloan
Robbie Green
New Term Opens October Session of Common Pleas Court
Logan Ohio January 4 October term of Hocking County Common Pleas Court was adjourned Monday morning by Judge Harley M Whitcraft as January term opened Grand jurors were summoned to report January 16 petit jurors begin work the following Monday In Logan E W Davis confined to home with influenza and ill at Hast Second Street Harry L Smith secretary of local Masonic bodies fell ill at meeting with several members unable to attend due to illness
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Common Pleas Court
Logan
Hocking County
Logan Area Residents Entertain Over Holiday Weekend
Mr and Mrs Paul Cruise of Zanesville visited Logan relatives while Mrs Owen Franks of Columbus stayed with her son W L Franks and family in Midland Place. H I Athe and family spent two weeks in Logan and moved to Mt Pleasant Michigan where he oversees Gordon Oil Company operations. Dr and Mrs Robert D Green and daughter Roberta left for Cynthiana Kentucky after visiting Mr and Mrs W P Heft and daughter Miss Ruth.
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Paul Cruise
Zanesville
Logan
Owen Franks
Columbus
W. L. Franks
Midland Place
H. 1
Athe
Mt. Pleasant
Michigan
Gordon Oil Company
Robert D. Green
Roberta
Cynthiana
W. P. Heft
Nuth
Alice Miller
Vinton
C. M. Barnes
John Roush
Gallipolis
W. B. Wright
Harry Lang
Pt. Pleasant
W. Va
Harmon Wyeth
W. A. Hampton
Leif Bolin
Pomeroy
Frank Adkins
Huntington
Boyd Queen
Clarice Miller
C. O. Chapman
Guy Pickens
Buffalo
T. M. Pickens
Ruth Pickens
Sloan Leads Logan Fire Department During Chief Barnes Illness
Provisional Chief Walter Barnes of the Logan fire department was sidelined by influenza, with Seth Sloan placed in charge temporarily. Barnes returned to the engine house Sunday and again led crews in battling two fires that afternoon.
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Logan
Walter Barnes
Seth Sloan
Barnes
Woman's Missionary Society to Meet on Thursday
Coolville notes a 2:30 pm Thursday meeting at Mrs. Anderson Bent's home of the Woman's Foreign Missionary Society of the M. E. Church. New Year's Day guests at Prof. and Mrs. A Z Penrose included Nathan Burgess and family, Mr. and Mrs. Gene Gribble and others from Bartlett region.
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Woman's Foreign Missionary Society of the
M. E. Church
Anderson Bent
A. Z. Penrose
Nathan Burgess
Albert
Irma
Amos Burgess
Lizzie
Eunice
Gene Gribble
James and
Bruce
Near
Bartlett
James
Bree
R. E. Waggoner
Edith
Stewart
L. P. Burgess
Mary
Kathryn
Athens
George E. Caylor
Delaware
Langsville and area social notes fill the holiday week
Langsville families dispersed across Michigan Kentucky and nearby towns for Christmas visits. Relatives including the Entamingers, Pierces, and Pickenses shared time, with many staying at home or visiting Ohio towns such as Pomeroy and Columbus. Several health updates and celebrations of births mark the note file, including a December 27 birth and improved recoveries.
Local Notes and Social Visits From Chesire and Surrounding Areas
Reverend 8 A Davison begins a meeting series in Kggerville Monday night. Funeral attendance for Ned Ward held at Koplar Ridge Saturday. Elizabeth Swisher returns to Columbus after a visit with her parents. Mrs Clarence Multford and son visitKananga. Miss Mary Stone visits relatives at Cambridge. Charles Butcher returns to Athens after visiting family. Families Hughes relocate to Middleport. Mae Rothgeh returns home from Bucyrus. Babe Hawley from Bucyrus visits Middieport area. Ira Scott of Columbus calls on E O Yeanger. Hawkins visit Rothgeb over weekend. Fielding Hawkins and N R Rothgeb host visitors from Bucyrus. Professor Weekley and wife and children return from Caldwell. Mary Jenkins visits Elizabeth Thomas.
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A. Davison
Kggerville
Ned Ward
Koplar Ridge
Elizabeth Swisher
Columbus
Swisher
Clarence Multford
Mae Lawrence
Kananga
Mary Stone
Cambridge
Charles Butcher
Athens
F. W. Butcher
Charlies Hughes
Middleport
Mae Rothgeh
Fielding Hawkins
Bucyrus
Babe Hawley
Ernest Ward
Middieport
Pearl Ward
Mary Price
Eno
Ira Scott
E. O. Yeanger
N. R. Rothgeb
Weekley
Caldwell
Mary Jenkins
Old Ryger
Elizabeth Thomas
Governor proposes amendment to end lame duck sessions
Governor White announced to the Legislature that he has transmitted a proposed constitutional amendment to abolish lame duck sessions of Congress to the House clerk for action. The measure requires favorable action to become effective.
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Columbus
White
House of Representatives
United States
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