Deaths and Births Reported in Logan Area Health Update
Logan journal notes influenza cases totaling 137 for December with 18 percent monthly disease rate. Deaths surpassed births 27 to 23, nine influenza patients, scarlet fever two cases, pneumonia one, diphtheria infantile paralysis and tuberculosis single cases. Nine births listed to various local couples. deaths mostly over age 51.
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Logan
Jah
Health Department
T. G. Sherlock
Bert G. Robinette
Ethel R. Miller
Harry Chesher
Edward Slettery
William Kornmiller
Lloyd L. Nutter
Richard V. Glancey
Merlin Acker
Escape and Capture of Notorious Gunwoman in Athens County
A gunwoman known as Well Judson escaped from an officer and eluded capture in woods near New Pittsburgh before Deputy Sheriff Fred Heckers found her near the Williams home. She fired three times at Heckers during the struggle, was disarmed, and returned to Athens County Jail. She had been jailed on an intoxicating liquor charge and is mother of three. Nell Judson’s family turmoil is also noted amid funeral arrangements for her father in Glouster.
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Judson
Athens County
Fred Heckers
Heck
New Pittsburgh
Glouster
Nell
Ator
John Mason
Buchtel
Shorttt
Marshall Henry
Williams
Greens Run
Weck
Charles Darling
Marshall Henry Willlams
Mrs. Judson
Beck
Judoon
Herp
Williams’ Howe
Dog Tags Delinquent Owners Face Penalty Deadline
Logan January 12. County records show 631 animal applications received as eleventh hour rush nears for dog tags. Last year the county housed between 23 500 and 26 000 dogs. After January 19 penalties apply and tags at regular rate end.
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Logan
Hocking County
Deaths and illnesses in Logan area listed
Samuel Schull 84 dies at Cherrington Hospital from senility after a week’s illness. funeral at Bremen Methodist Church. Earl Lloyd three, son of Mr. and Mrs. William Lehman, critically ill with pneumonia following influenza. two siblings also ill. father an engineer at Hocking Valley shops burned recently.
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Adcock
Bremen
Ild Logan
Earl Lloyd
William Lehman
West Second Street
Hocking Valley
College Students Form Vaudeville Troupe at Athens Shows
Ohio University students form a Collegiate Vaudeville Company in Athens with eight performers in three acts. First show held Friday in Glouster draws favorable reviews and bookings grow around Athens. Acts include John Barker and John Fields comedy routine, Donald McPherson singing with Phillip Lockotosh piano, and a tumbling act by Louis Shafer John Tanne Earl Johnson and Emlin Wanless. A separate item notes George Clair a Civil War veteran dies at his Jackson home.
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Ohio University
Athens
jJohn Barker
Mana'iger
Onia
John Barker
John Fields
Donald McPherson
Phillip Lockotosh
McPherson
Louis Shafer
John Tanne
Earl Johnson
Emlin Wanless
Johnson
Wansless
Shafer
Tanno
Lodge Installations Highlight Snow Fork Knights Pythias
Logan January 12 installation ceremonies were held Friday night at Murray City by the Snow Fork Lodge Knights of Pythias and the Pythian Sisters with many locals attending. County Deputy Frank Adcock performed the rites. Officers installed included G H Vanwickle master of work Frank Snider chancellor commander John Sabo vice chancellor Henry Peacock prelate and others. Seventy five attended. Peacock noted twenty seventh year as chating prelate. Pythian Sisters officers were Jennie Bell P C Sadie Foster M EB C Florence Atecher senior and others with Gwendolyn Shuttleworth installing. Visitors Mrs Willard Sprankel and George Howdyshell were noted.
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Logan
Murray City
Othe Snow -Fork
Lodge
Knights of Pythies
Pythian Sisters
Frank Adcock
G. H. Vanwickle
Frank Snider
John‘ Sabo
Henry Peacock
Lewis Campbell
John Cuylbertsop
Seale
Charles Briley
Elmer Gears
Charles Strum
Ward Langley
Jennie Bell
P. C
Sadie Foster
M. EB. C
Florence Atecher
Pearl Coe
Pearl Reed, Dayton Photographer, Dies After Hospital Stay
Pearl Reed a photographer for Attens fifteen years died of tuberculosis Thursday at Dayton Soldiers Home news from Wellston. Funeral set for 2 p m Sunday at his mother's home Mrs Marjorie Andrews. A Span ish American War veteran he left Athenry for Dayton December 20 after injuries from a Navy operation left him with permanent cripple. He is survived by his mother three sons Paul James and Charles and a brother Ralph of Lan
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Pearl Reed
Attens
Dayton
Wellston
Marjorie Andrews
Reed
Athenry
United States Navy
Crione
Mr. Reed
Paul
James
Charles
Ralph
Lan
Caster
Lott C. Will
Hopewell
Virgil Pook
Los Angeles
Calif
Athens
France
Congressman Jenkins
Dr. Smith
Navy
Congress
Theodore Roosevelt
Columbus
Ten thousand added to industrial fund boosts Logan plans
About ten thousand dollars was subscribed Thursday to the industrial expansion fund, bringing total pledged to seventy four thousand dollars. The campaign aims to land three new industries for Logan with committees advancing shoe factory and clay plant projects, refinery work, and clay tests by geologist Wilber Stout.
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Mately
Chamber of Commerce
Wogan
Rev. L.,plelow
Columbus
Logan
of Men’s
Wilber Stout
United States
Divorce filed in Common Press Court over cruelty
Bessie M. Simonas sues Oscar Simonas in the Common Press Court alleging cruelty and neglect. The couple married December 27, 1920 and have no children.
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Logan
Bro Ceadings
Bessie M. Simonas
Oscar Simonas
Not Guilty Plea Across Athens County Court Actions
Pleas of not guilty were entered for nine of forty-two indicted individuals by Athens County Common Pleas Court. A temporary restraining order was requested to prevent interference with property and alimony and real estate quieting actions were discussed in connection with the petitions before Judge L. Worstell.
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Athens County Grand
Worstell
Athens County
Common Pleas Court
Indicted Men Plead Not Guilty in Murder Cases
Lonnie Facen and George Ludden both pleaded not guilty to second degree murder charges in the deaths of William Howard and John Lent. Seven co-defendants faced varying charges including assault, liquor possession, abandonment of a child, grand larceny, fornication, and adultery. Arraignments for 33 indicted were set for Monday in Common Pleas Court. Also, influenza claimed Henry Shull, 62, in Lancaster Virginia, a day after his wife’s burial.
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Lonnie Facen
William Howard
George Ludden
John Lent
Edward Greathouse
Eugene Windie
Arch McCune
Louis Campbell
Milton Cooper
Delilah Ann Matheny
Common Pleas Court
Attorney Named for Featheroff Slaying to Defend Youthful Suspect
George W. Christman was appointed by Judge Harley M. Whitcraft to defend Ray Featheroff, charged with the killing of Jacob Konchler. Arraignment was postponed to Monday. insanity is listed as a possible defense. Several other local defendants appeared, pleading guilty or not guilty, with bonds set and trial dates arranged. A separate report notes Harry Jewell being held in Newcomerstown on a related assault charge.
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Featheroff
Leste Shultz
Wiliam
Carmon
Lancaster
George Ward
Forest E. Weinrich
Welerich
L. G. Sil
5Baugh
Parnell Chambers
Frank Redfern
Adelphi
Whitcraft
Merl Kiinger
Fury
Hathaway Klinger
Health officials begin diphtheria immunization drive
Logan January 12 Health officials traveled to the South Perry district to start immunizing residents against diphtheria after two new local cases were reported Friday. A Wineccop child and an 18-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. Ben Julian are ill, with several other county cases in the western area prompting prevention steps.
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Logan
Farm Loan Association Elects George S Wright President
Logan January meeting of the Focking National Farm Loan Association elected George L Wright as president for the new year. B F Carpenter was named vice president Frank Asalvock secretary and treasurer. Oscar Blum and Lloyd Hansley joined the board of directors. Clarence Bowersock Haydenville admitted to Cherrington hospital for influenza treatment in serious condition.
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Logan
Focking National Farm Loan Association
George L. Wright
B. F. Carpenter
Frank Asalvock
Oscar Blum
Lloyd Hansley
Logan Probate Court Names Lealis Trowbridge Executrix
In Logan on January 12 Mrs Lealis Trowbridge was named principal beneficiary and executrix in the will of Edward Bishop read in Probate Court. Bond of $10 000 was posted. The will directs a brother to recall a $5 000 living, and the residue goes to the daughter. Much property is Logan real estate. Witnesses included c T Stephenson Viola V Stephenson Mary B Stephenson and Fenelion G Rose. Appraisers named D M Saltley J M Meldrim and Walter Harned.
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Logan Real Estate
C. T. Stephenson
Viola V. Stephenson
Mary B. Stephenson
Fenelion G. Rose
Ellinger
D. MW. Saltley
J. M. Meldrim
Walter Harned
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