Hocking County Plans Labor Wage Cut In Budget Talk
Logan January session reveals road labor wages cut to three dollars for an eight hour day. Board of Commissioners aims to trim 18 000 to 20 000 from the county budget as tax receipts lag. Final appropriations expected within days as reductions extend beyond common labor. Charles Brown returns from injury to join discussions.
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Logan
Hocking County
Board of Commissioners
Thas
Hue
Charles Brown
Former Pastor to Talk on South Past Present and Future
Dr Correll, former pastor of Legal E Church, will lecture at Methodist Episcopal Church next Wednesday at 8 pm under the Women's Foreign Missionary Society. He is spending winter here with relatives after retirement and long service in the South. Public invited.
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Legal E
Logan
South
Methodist Episcopal Church
Women's Foreign Missionary Society
Woc L Carrell
Correll
Southlard
Winketry
Business Women Meet Tuesday Night in Logan Club
Members of the Business and Professional Women's Club met at 6380 Tuesday evening with Miss Mildred Laube and others in charge. The program included a Christmas charity report, Founders Day plans for Feb 2, a minstrel, and house committee appointments. Relates to club activities and local events.
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Logan
Business and Professional Women's Club
Misa Mildred Laube
Mira Margaret Hall
Rhema Pettit
Florence Bort
Hazel Armstrong
Helen Rochester
Thelma Keyes
Keyes
Leviolet Reaick
Willy Mildred Laube
Banterling
Rhea Pettit
Marie Sines
Precious Correll
Mayor Splits Time Between Buggies and Boots in Logan
Logan January 14. Mayor Elias Bright helped a farmer by fitting four new rubber tires on a buggy, stepping away from official duties to perform the repair. After hours of labor he confessed fatigue from the unusual task for the city’s chief executive.
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Logan
Hocking County
Elias Bright
Buchtel Man Back In County Lockup
Clarence Christy reports a Buchtel man returned to Hocking County Jail after months missing. He fled without formal discharge and was arrested at the request of local officers. The man had been serving a sentence for copper wire theft from a Ward Township mine. A separate Urbana auto accident victim, rideal Larimer, walked at the courthouse with crutches after leg and facial injuries.
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Hocking County
Logan
Clarence Christy
Buchtel
Christy
BEC
McDonald
Harry Powell
Logen
Joe Farbearn
Ward
Cerl Larimer
Urbana
Laurelville Farmers Institute Week Features School Orchestra
Laurelville Farmers Institute this week runs Wednesday and Thursday with Supt A W Coleman and Harold Chambers in attendance. State speakers D R Dodds and Dr Mary E Anderson share the program. A fifty piece school orchestra directed by Melvin Harburger performs, alongside a talk on lessons from McGuffey's Readers. Officers in charge include Durbin Armstrong president and Lloyd Whisfer secretary.
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Logan
Jan
Laurelville
A. W Coleman
Harold Chambers
D. Ro Dodd
Columbus
Mary E Anderson
Hudson
Papila
Melvin Harburger
Deodor
Legion to Redecorate Club Rooms at Tuesday Meeting
Logan report from the American Legion meeting details proposed redecorations within the next week or two. Melrone Harbaugh, charity chair, reported eleven families of former service men receive aid including clothing shoes groceries coal and medical supplies through the post.
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Logan
American Legion
Melrone Harbaugh
Lacock Praises Logan Immunization Campaign In Schools
Dr W E Lacock health commissioner reports about 400 children immunized in Logan city schools, plus Schick tests, marking about half of the enrollment participating with parental cooperation through immunization efforts.
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Logan
W. E. Lacock
Schick
Countywide School Pupils Reach Two Thousand in Mat Week Treatments
During Mat week Doctor Lacock and his assistants gave first treatments to 447 pupils in rural districts in addition to Schick tests for others. When finished the county total should approach 2,000 pupils across Central East West Parochial Senior High and Junior High.
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Doctor Lacock
Bia
Schick
Births Outnumber Deaths in Hocking County 1932
Logan January 14 Health Department reports for 1932 show Hocking County births 433 and deaths 262. Local births 121 and deaths 93. Heart disease caused 53 deaths, pneumonia 22, tuberculosis five, accidents 16 mainly from mine and automobile incidents.
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Wcords
Logan
Hocking County
Health Department
Logan Notes Health Trends And Legal Dismissal
Health figures show rising fatalities from heart disease and cancer while tuberculosis and typhoid are less deadly. In rural districts 197 communicable cases and 33 in Logan were quarantined. A Common Pleas case Jacob Kull ex executor vs William E Kienzle was dismissed by agreement. Local shopper humorously braced for cold weather.
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Logan
Common’ Pleas Court
Harley M. Whiteret
Jacob Kull
William E. Kienzle
Group discusses winter readiness and gear needs
A brief note records a discussion among a group about needing cows to stock winter supplies and the importance of felt boots for the season. The line hints at preparation and measures for cold conditions.
Danger Signals of Gall Bladder Disorder
Ads claim Klax Ko a remedy for gall bladder bile and liver issues easing gall tract congestion reducing inflammation thinning bile and relieving symptoms. Promoted as offering relief in 3 to 5 days with a money back option, sold by Qu Cut Rate and other druggists.
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Zist Ady
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