Logan Shoe Plant Removal Rumor Denied by Officials
In Logan on January 4 the Cincinnati Shoe Company denied rumors it would abandon the local plant. Chamber of Commerce officials confirmed the denial after talks with company officials who run the plant for the past two years. A Columbus meeting with chamber representatives is planned this week.
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Logan Shoe
Logan
Cincinnati Shoe Company
Chamber of Commerce
Barton A. Hall
Cincinnati
Columbus
Carter's Little Liver Pills touted to “wake up your liver”
An old advertisement claims your liver should release two pounds of bile daily and that Carter's Little Liver Pills, made from gentle vegetable extracts, will stimulate bile flow to relieve sourness, indigestion, and blemishes. The ad warns against substitutes and directs readers to look for the red label at drug stores.
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Carter
M.co
Three Poker Hands Dazzle Logan Players
A Logan poker game spills into rumor as players reveal a four nines hand, four queens, and four aces at showdown. The pot swelled to $58 before the surprising misdeal was discovered and players spent an hour sorting winnings for a new deal.
Miner Badly Hurt In Fall Of Top Coal
Logan January 4 John Blake 21 son of Mr and Mrs Eugene Blake of Sand Run is in serious condition at Cherrington Hospital after a mine accident at the lies mine near the village. He was caught beneath a fall of top coal and suffered multiple injuries including fractured ribs a broken pelvis and several broken vertebrae. He is in a plaster cast. Mrs Cart Ervin Murray City was treated at the hospital Tuesday. Mrs Willis Hickman and baby returned home to Nelsonville Tuesday.
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Tion
Logan
John Blake
Eugene Blake
Sand Run
Cherrington Hospital
Lies
Cart Ervin
Murray City
Willis Hickman
Baby
Nelsonville
Woodrow Blum Suffering from Appendicitis in Logan
Logan Jan 4 Woodrow Blum four year old son of Mr and Mrs Boyd Blum of this city is suffering from appendicitis His condition Wednesday morning was slightly improved giving relatives hope that an operation might be avoided
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Logan
Woodrow Blum
Boyd Blum
Adelphi Bank Bandit Tip Is Investigated
Chillicothe dispatch reports a tip that Adelphi Banking Company may be held up led Sheriff Joe Vincent to mobilize off duty officers and state patrol to guard the village. Descriptions cited a blue and green roadster with three men en route to Adelphi. A separate Columbus filing notes Myron Dwight Hansel of Logan, Ohio, seeking bankruptcy with listed liabilities of $2,263.03 and assets of $766,480.
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Chillicothe
Adelphi Banking Company
Joe Vincent
Circleville
Adelphi
State Highway Patrol
Columbus
U.2
Myron Dwight Hansel
Logan
Ohio
Dr. Lacock Reappointed Health Commissioner in Logan
Dr. W B Lacock will serve another year as Logan health commissioner under the joint City County Health District. Miss Charlotte Cappen will continue as clerk, and Lacock will act as clerk for both boards. The 1933 health department costs totaled $957.45 with per capita about 16 cents. City 1934 appropriation set at $1 635. The annual report shows 85 deaths and 87 births in Logan in 1933 with 49 boys and 38 girls born.
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Logan
W. B. Lacock
City Health Board
Charlotte Cappen
Lacock
Russel Berlin
Kenneth St. Fitzgerald
Dr. Lacock
Health Department
Vital Statistics Department
Diphtheria Strikes New Straitsville As New YearActivities Proceed
Several cases of diphtheria are reported in New Straitsville amid New Year events. A dance by the American Legion ran from midnight to 6 AM New Year’s morning. Families travel to Columbus. others visit relatives in Chicago. Schools resume after recess. Local residents visit Columbus and Somerset. family movements and illness details noted.
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New Straitsville
American Legion
Goldie Ottstott
Barbara
Jane
Bob Blankenship
Columbus
Tom McCullough
New Straiteville
William Berry
Chicago
P. M. Strain
Jeanette
Mary Dietrich
Howard Angle
Alice Harris
Harry Leake
Buchtel
Patricia
James McNamee
McNamee
Mary Huls Hansley Funeral Tomorrow
Mary Huls Hansley, 69, widow of Frank Hansley, died at her Logan home Tuesday after a brief illness. She suffered two strokes since last Friday and leaves children Mrs. John Littleton Toledo Mrs. Dan Roberts Logan Howard E Hull Caramouth Falls Oregon and Gifford Hull Columbus. Funeral at 10 Friday at the residence with Rev. W N Shank officiating. Burial in Oak Grove Cemetery.
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the Daughters of Pocahontas
W. N. Shank
Oak Grove Cemetery
Mrs Elder Martin Undergoes Appendicitis Surgery
Logan residents report Mrs. Elder Martin of North Street underwent an appendicitis operation at Cherrington Hospital on Wednesday morning. Doctors express hope for her recovery.
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Logan
Elder Martin
North Street
Cherrington Hospital
CWA District Engineer Visits Logan and Hocking County
R W Geiser Lancaster district engineer for CWA visited Logan and Hocking County on Wednesday to observe progress on multiple projects. He oversees four counties and plans regular inspection trips.
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Logan
R. W. Geiser
Lancaster
CWA
Hocking County
First baby of 1934 born in Hocking County
Jan 4 1934 report notes the first baby of 1934 in Hocking County was a son of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Foster Conner Starr Township Nelsonville Route 2 born at 2 18 am Jan 1 with Dr C G Dew attending.
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Logan
Hocking County
Fred Foster Conner
Nelsonville
R. D
Starr Township
C. G. Dew
Green Twp Adopts State Aid After Board Change
Green Township becomes a state aid district on January 1 after a board shift. C S Chute replaces Emery Biggs as director with J W Shaw president and Walter Hartley clerk. Other members are Andrew Rheinschield C W Cox and James Lemon. Guess School abandonment approved with pupils reassigned to Oak Grove and Greendale.
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C. S. Chute
Emery Biggs
J. W. Shaw
Chute
Walter Hartley
Oak Grove
Greendale
First Marriage License Issued In Nelsonville Area
Logan notices report the year’s first marriage license issued to Lee Hargrove 25 a Nelsonville laborer and Claudia C Cope at home Orbiston daughter of John Cope. Rev W N Shank officiated. Also listed are Alva Martin 21 coal miner Buchtel and Lucy Taylor 21 Murray City. Marion Vorhees 21 farmer South Bloomingville and Della Barnette 27 South Bloomingville.
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Buchtel
Mitchell Martin
Lucy V. Taylor
Murray City
Jacob Taylor
Marion L. Vorhees
South Bloomingville
John R. Vorhees
Della Jane Barnette
James Barnette
Deible Divorce Seeks Restraining Order Granted
Pearl Dotson Deible won a temporary restraining order against Harry M. Deible in the divorce case. Judge Harley M. Whitcraft also ordered support of $5 per week for Mrs. Deible and two children.
Arid Lands To Be Abandoned
Washington January 4. A Roosevelt plan would buy millions of sub marginal lands and convert them to game preserves forests and golf courses. A public works allotment of about 25 million dollars would fund the move causing farmers and families to relocate to healthier regions.
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Washington
U.R
United Press
Roosevelt
Experimental Farm Housing Gram Initiative Under Wilson
The experimental farm housing plan led by Prog Wilson aims to aid destitute coal miners. Wilson has begun establishing model farms in West Virginia to provide better living opportunities.
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Gram
Prog Wilson
Calleyan
Wilson
West Virginia
Butter for Needy Distribution Planned in Hocking County
Relief families in Hocking County will benefit from a consignment of butter. Chester Miller, chief director, says pounds will arrive soon and be distributed through stores under the same rules as the recent aid effort.
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Logan
Hocking County
Chester Miller
Aework
Waterford Mill and Company sues Charles H Russel over 1932 account
In 4 County Common Pleas Court Waterford Mill and Company of Waterford sues Charles H. Russel for $649.03 on an unwritten account dating back to September 1932.
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IN Common Pleas Corp
County Common Pleas Court
Waterford Mill and Company
Waterford
Charles H. Russel Ofens
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New Straitsville News
Mildred Nelson
Somerset
John May
Herman Keeler
Doris
Clyde Stephenson
William Stephenson
Beta Council
Pocahontas
Red Men's Hall
Main Street
Mary Huls Hansley
NEA
United States
Soviet Russia
William C. Bullitt
M. I. Kalinin
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Green Township
Cox and
James Lemon
Guess
State Department
Detroit
Betty Holland
M. T. Ellis
Dorothy Kishler
School of the Dance
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