Logan Girl Burned When Stove Fire Enflames Clothing
Marjorie Lou Harper four-year-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Harper of North Market Street suffered severe burns when her clothing ignited from a kitchen stove. Family members restrained the flames with a blanket and she was hospitalized at Cherrington Hospital. about half of her body was burned including the lower face arms legs and torso.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Marjorie Lou
Carl Harper
North Market Street
Cherrington Hospital
Suit for Recovery Opens This Morning
Logan final action during the October term of court was the selection of a jury for William Loomis & Son versus Roush Brothers. The jurors include Mrs. Alice Dawley and others as the panel heard evidence after a late recess. The plaintiffs seek to recover money for a sub contract on Route 31 south of Logan.
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Logan
William Loomis & Son
Roush Brothers
Alice Dawley
Frank W. Harden
Ruth Allen
Arch Grif@th
Millard Brown
Melvin Best
Albert Hamilton
Charles Davis
Charles C. Ruff
Wes Ferrenberg
Paul Shaw
W. J. Krieg
Higher Court Clears Jones Not Guilty in School Case
Logan reports the Supreme Court reversed Magistrate Stephenson’s order in the Lewis Jones case charging failure to educate a child. Jones, a Chapel Hill District patron, is discharged. The ruling also dismisses pending cases against Kalkloseh Wine Hoey and Brown. Funeral services for Jacob T. Foreman were held with Knights of Pythias participation and burial at Oak Grove Cemetery.
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Logan
Jacob T. Foreman
Second Street
Knights of Pythias
Oak Grove Cemetery
Back Seat Driver Is Arrested Near Logan
Logan state police arrested D. W. Hussey and G. W. Wine after stopping their car. Wine faced charges for reckless driving and pleaded guilty, being fined ten dollars plus costs. Hussey, accused of driving while intoxicated, pleaded not guilty and was bound over to the grand jury with a five hundred dollar bond.
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Logan
D. W. Hussey
G. W. Wine
Kenneth R. Fitzgerald
Wine
Hussey
Logan Wine
Costa
Logan Chieftains to Meet Hounds Friday
Logan Chieftains resume practice on a regular schedule as school reopens. Coach John Longley leads the squad to Nelsonville Friday to face the Greyhounds who recently beat Wellston, with Groveport visiting Logan Saturday under the new dome lights.
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Logan Chieftains
Logan
John Longley
Ft. Recovery
Chieftains
Nelsonville
Greyhounds
Wellston
Groveport
Mrs Eliza Myers Injured in Hospital Stair Fall
Mrs Eliza Myers of Logan was injured Saturday at Cherrington Hospital when she fell on a staircase injuring a bone at her right shoulder and suffering bruises.
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Logan
Eliza Myers
Cherrington Hospital
Infant Marjorie Ruth Soliday Buried After Illness
Four month old Marjorie Ruth Soliday daughter of Mr and Mrs Ear Soliday of Warner Avenue was buried in Forest Rose Cemetery Lancaster after short services at the residence. Death followed a brief illness from intestinal influenza yesterday. Surviving are two small brothers and the parents.
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Logan
Marjorie Ruth
Ear! Soliday
Warner Avenue
Forest Rose Cemetery
Lancaster
Parente
Auto Sales Rise in Hocking County in 1934
1934 showed higher auto sales in Hocking County with 264 new passenger cars and 73 new trucks sold by local dealers versus 143 cars and 31 trucks in 1933. Total transfers of all car classes also increased from 1,105 to 2,231, a gain of 1,126.
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LOGAN
Hocking County
Charles C. Achauer
Logan L. E. Mowbray Returns After Illness
Logan L. E. Mowbray a telephone company employee resumed his duties today after a two week absence due to influenza He was able to go out for the first time Friday marking his return to work
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Logan
L. E. Mowbray
Telephone Company
Murray City Board Meets Hocking County on 1935 Plans
Logan A delegation of Murray City School Board met with the Hocking County Board Friday night to discuss plans for 1935. Only routine business was transacted and a further meeting is set for January 19 to organize.
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Logan
Murray City
Hocking County
Man fined for wire theft in Ward Township dispute
George Powers of Ward Township was arrested by Deputy Sheriff Joe Farbearn for stealing $30 worth of wire cable from A. L. Shira. Powers was fined $25 and costs and given a suspended jail sentence of 0 days before Magistrate 8S. B. Whitehart. The cable was reportedly taken to a nearby mine for use.
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Logan
George Powers
Ward Township
Joe Farbearn
B. Whitehart
A. L. Shira
Logan man charged with paternity in Hocking County
Gerald Osler faces a paternity accusation filed by Fairy Conrad in Hocking County Common Pleas Court. The case details and potential outcomes are pending official action.
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Logan
Gerald Osler
Fairy Conrad
Hocking County
First New Year Marriage License Issued
The first marriage license of the year was issued Saturday by Probate Judge EB L Ewing to Albert Maywood Justice age 21 a laborer Longstreth and Velma Eileen Evans age 20 at home Carbon Hill daughter of Mr and Mrs William Evans.
Logan-June Schilling Discharged After Pneumonia Treatment
Logan June Schilling, daughter of Mr and Mrs Fred Schilling of New Straitaville, was discharged from Cherrington Hospital Saturday after pneumonia treatment and nearing full recovery.
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Logan
June Schilling
Fred Schilling
New Straitaville
Cherrington Hospital
Warm Sunday Sets New Year Record in Logan
Logan saw the warmest temperature of the new year as motorists took advantage of mild weather with many pedestrians out in light wraps enjoying the day.
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Logan
New Hocking County Officials Take Up Quarters at Logan
In Logan this morning new Hocking County officials assumed duties. Sheriff replacement Deputy Joe Farbearn succeeds Sol Ellinger who retires after two terms. New prosecutor Gerald W. Lanning and clerk Ada Hoskins take over from prior officeholders. Several other offices see changes including commissioners, representatives, recorder, coroner, auditor and treasurer with terms starting in March through September. Burgess is seriously ill after a nervous breakdown and was hospitalized.
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New Hocking County
Logan
Hocking County
Joe Farbearn
Sol Ellinger
Newton Spencer
Nellis Smith
Stanley Sparnow
Gerald W. Lanning
C. Wood Bowen
Ada Hoskins
Alfred Lanning
W. E. Evans
Carbon Hill
Harley N. Armstrong
Harry H. Wright
H. B. Welch
D. O. Sparnow
Vance Brian
W. G Yaw
Charles A. Strum
George C. Henger
Harley M. Whitcraft
Common Pleas
Fasteeth Oral Powder Claims Comfort for False Teeth
An advertisement promises faster effects with no gooey taste or slipping teeth. It touts improved powder that keeps dentures firm and comfortable, enabling eating laughing and talking with ease. Available from your local druggist in three sizes.
New Year Watch Parties Fill Guysville Social Evening
New Year celebrations in Guysville feature multiple watch parties hosted by residents including Mr and Mrs Whit Bean and Mr and Mrs Harvey Persons. Guests from surrounding towns join in music and refreshments as several social rounds and visitors move through the community.
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Rose Calvert
Branch Tresize
Ross Nickison
Stanton Graham
Ewert Christy
Dan Piercey
McLaughlin
O. E. German
Long Bottom
Foster Bean
Merwin Bryson
Esther Mae
Hamden
E. I. Bean
Ella Morris
Amesville
Clara Wilson
Mildred Hawley
Nan Moore
Middleport
Freda Bean
Laura Barnett
D. A. Campbell
Toledo
Emory Bean
Beulah Smith
Columbus
Bert Kiehl
George Williamson
E. W. Cunningham
Fairmount Creamery
L. D. Robinson
Athens
Don Campbell
Maurice Guthrie
F. B. Bean
Pallie Chapman
Archie McCune
Tom McCune
Shannon Avenue
Grant Sewell
Canaan
Rome
Marieta Carney
Joyce
Chicago
Ora Ashcraft
West Union
Harvey Persons
Charmane
C. C. Snodgrass
Ray Bean
Parkersburg
Waterloo
Stewart
Residents of Greendale Host New Year Watch Parties
Greendale residents held two New Year’s Eve watch parties at the homes of Mr. and Mrs. Emory Biggs and Mr. and Mrs. Walter Hill. The community shared visits, greetings, and multiple family gatherings as the old year closed.
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Greendale
Emory Biggs
Walter Hill
Viola Bond
Columbus
Joe Blosser
Harry Mills
W. W. Shivers
Logan
Freda Powell
Nelsonville
Chauncey Blue Devils crush Zaleski for 13th win
Chauncey teams dominate in a 77 to 10 victory as all players contribute and Nicholson and Daugherty top scoring with 16 points each. The win marks Chauncey’s thirteenth straight and the Chauncey Reserves also win 24 to 9.
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Chauncey Wallops
Zaleski
Chauncey
Chauncey Blue Devils
Blue Devils
Nicholson
Daugherty
Stanley
Chauncey Reserves
Funeral services for Douglas Lewis in Chauncey
Funeral services held for Douglas Lewis 75 a Dover Township resident who died Thursday at his Deanville home. The Chauncey Church of Christ officiated by Rev. Gilbert Courtney with burial at Nye Cemetery. Survived by wife Bertie Lewis two daughters and two sons.
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Chauncey
Douglas Lewis
Dover Township
Deanville
Bible Class and Friendship Group Schedule
The Christian Woman's Bible Class of the Church of Christ meets Wednesday afternoon at Mrs Charlies Bradfield's home. The Friendship Bible Class gathers Wednesday night at Mr and Mrs Joe King's home 10 Palmer Street.
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Chauncey
Christian Woman's Bible
Church of Christ
Charlies Bradfield
Friendship Bible
Joe King
Palmer Street
District Briefs Highlight Local Visits and Meetings
Mrs Alice Nye Chauncey travels to Columbus to visit her sister Mrs Norma Miller who lies in St Francis Hospital with injuries from an accident. Needie Club hosts Wednesday at Mrs Jessie Fulton’s Millfield home. Kippling Water Camel No Ml Pocahontas lodge meets Wednesday at Red Men’s hall for business, shower and supper.
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Chauncey
Alice Nye
Columbus
Norma Miller
St. Francis Hospital
Needie Club
Jessie Fulton
Millfield
Camel No. Ml. Pocahontas Lodge
Red Men's Hall
Mines Active in CHAUNCEY District Today
Twenty two mines are reported working in CHAUNCEY with a daily average of 19 mines operated last week. The active list includes No. 9 No. 3 No. 119 No. 1 No. 69 No. 24 No. 15 No. 68 No. 219 No. 25% No. Wi No. 267 Ohio No. 1 Chauncey No. 2 Salem Hollow Black Diamond Hocking Luhrig Poston No. 6 Coonville Carbondale and Kimberly.
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Chauncey
Judgment Entered Against Houston Notes in Gallipolis
Judge W R White allowed a $215 judgment to the Commercial and Savings Bank of Gallipolis on two notes signed by Herman V Houston and W E Houston. The Houston farm located one half mile above Kananga was sold Saturday to John Hager. It is known as the old Cauf man property.
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Gallipolis
W. R. White
Commercial & Savings Bank of
Herman V
W. E. Houston
Houston
Kananga
John Hager
Pick Officials For Sales Tax In Columbus
The 3 per cent sales tax administration moves forward with 18 executives and 38 examiners named. Carlton S. Dargusch said jobs are distributed among Republicans and Democrats. Notable appointee W. S. Norris of Columbus, married to Dargusch’s secretary, named senior examiner at 2400 dollars yearly.
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Columbus
W.S. Norris
Dargusch
New Marshfield P. Will Meet Jany New Marshfield P. Will Meet Jany
A fragmented community notes several visits and meetings with names including Mrs. and daughter from Parkersburg Athens and Glouster. It mentions revival meetings inville and Ada Ohio and a funeral for William J Boden with attendees from Akron Columbus Owosso and more.
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New Marshfield P
Jany
New Marshfield
Jan Henry
Vern Caledo
Searls
Helen
Dorothy
Morris
Parkersburg
Athens
M. P
R. W. Huff
Harry
Clarence Collins
Ard
Glouster
Everett
F. G. Hoodiet
Marie Dixon
D. Townsend
W. H
Fred Townsend
Albany
F. J. Burt
Mond
Lancaster
Richard Powell
Atville
Columbus
Ada
Ohio
Neral
William J. Boden
Ethel Lapel
Ind
Carl
Ray Boden
Akron
Gould
Mabel Fair
Owosso
Mich
Nicholas Fair
Frank Hitchman
Richard P
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Steve
Jones
John
Athens Home Telephone Co
Mowbray
Babe
Charles A. Lindbergh, Jr
Lindbergh
Betty Gow
Hauptmann
Burgess
David Burgess
The
Athens County Savings & Loan Company
Guysville
Mrs
Charles Matheny
Mill Street
Esther Starr
Irma Biggs
Raymond Mills
Walter Losey
Charles Dixon
Sam Jewell
Clifford Bennet
Byron Hughes
Pilgrim Holiness Church
Walter McWilliams
Fred Courtney
Baby
William Courtney
Homer Kinnison
Raymond Kinnison
Harley Kinnison
Ethel Norton
Hopstetter
Buchtel
Jack
George
Gene Lanning
Corning
Roy Pierson
William Poling
Viola
Haydenville
George Zinn
Rena Hill
Philip Mays
Sand Run
Joe Mount
Sam Mount
Hiram Dixon
Nanny Spence
Nathan Starr
Arthur Hanning
Thurman Wah
Gore
Sherman Starr
Ethel Guess
A. J. Shivers
Hence Nixon
Oroville
Luella Nixon
Dayton
Margaret Nixon
White Cottage
Theodore Starr
Bruno Hauptmann
Charles Augustus Lindbergh, Jr
Flemington
N. J
Robert Cravath
Elmer Smith
Phillip Hackenbury
Mary Brelsford
Liscom C. Case
Zackary
Hints
Chauncey Girls
Jacksonville-Trimble
Isaac Wilson
Man
Pomeroy
Iners
Carlton S. Dargusch
RCA Victor
Magic
Globe Trotter
Paes
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