Peak of Influenza Epidemic Not Yet Reached in Hocking County
In Logan and Hocking counties hundreds of influenza cases are reported. Physicians say the peak probably has not arrived. Greendale and Haydenville schools close. Union Furnace and Laurelville schools report high attendance disruptions. Logan reports chicken pox in lower grades. no deaths reported, illness mild.
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Logan
Hocking
Greendale
Haydenville
Union Furnace
Laurelville
Cast Named for Logan High Gypsy Rose Operetta
Logan High school has named the cast for the Gypsy Rose operetta to be directed by Miss Minnie Louise Bowen. Cast members include Pau line Mowery Martha Ann Kinser Bob Snyder Clayton Hoskins Harold Kessler Eleanor Anthony Donald Knapp Jack Boocks Eva Jane Edson Bob Sinnott Tom Nash James Crabbe Charles Rauch and Mary Alice Coleman with children Jane Cole Jean Haas Betty Wagner Betty Woodgeard Larry Spence Ned Clark and Jimmy Cremean.
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Logan
Logan High School
Minnie Louise Bowen
Pauline Mowery
Martha Ann Kinser
Bob Snyder
Clayton Hoskins
Harold Kessler
Eleanor Anthony
Donald Knapp
Jack Boocks
Eva Jane Edson
Bob Sinnott
Tom Nash
James Crabbe
Charles Rauch
Mary Alice Coleman
Jane Cole
Jean Haas
Betty Wagner
Betty Woodgeard
Larry Spence
Ned Clark
Jimmy Cremean
Rites for Aged Widow Set for Wednesday in Logan
Funeral rites for 74 year old Mrs. Carrie Woods widow of Samuel Woods will be at Leonard Funeral Home at 1 30 p m Wednesday. She died at Roseville Sunday and had lived with her son Edward Staley. She formerly lived on S Orchard Street in Logan. She leaves three half brothers Henry and James Gaddis Shawnee and John Gaddis Roseville and two half sisters Mrs Frank Scurlock and Mrs Martha Torrent Shawnee. Rev S W Wiant will officiate and burial will be in Smith Chapel Cemetery.
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Logan
Leonard Funeral
Carrie Woods
Samuel Woods
Roseville
Edward Staley
Frank Scurlock
Martha Torrent
Shawnee
Sheriff Arrests Driver for DWI in Lancaster
Sheriff Floyd Duffy made the initial arrest of Alfred Huff of Lancaster on a charge of operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated. Prosecutor Harley Meyer prepared the information and Judge Phil A. Henderson presided Monday. Huff pled guilty, receiving a $100 fine plus costs and 30 days in jail, with a one year driving ban. The arrest occurred on Route
Flu Delays Induction at Adelphi Encampment
Installation of the Mineral Encampment of Odd Fellows was held Monday evening but postponed due to influenza. Roy W. Comly led the joint ceremony for Adelphi Encampment with inducted officers including Warner Lehman and Harry Shaw. The event occurred in the redecorated lodge room and closed with a lunch hosted by Shaw, St. Clair, and Nelson.
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Harry Shaw
Frank St. Clair
James Nelson
Change Lineup for Game With Jackson
Logan Chieftains announce a revised lineup for tonight’s game at Logan High Auditorium against Jackson at 8 15. Tom Brehm cannot play due to influenza after a concussion. Jack Hughes will start in his spot. Mark Lohr is ill with a cold and may be unavailable.
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LOGAN
Logan Chieftains
Logan High Auditorium
Jackson
Tom Brehm
Jack Hughes
Tom Bender
Mark Lohr
Bloomingville Athletes Given Physical Exam
Health Commissioner H. G. Southard oversaw physical exams for Salt Creek District pupils at South Bloomingville High. He vaccinated one room school pupils for smallpox and planned to continue at Laurelville, postponed due to school closure. He coordinates with rural doctors because of the influenza epidemic.
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Logan
South Bloomingville High School
H. G. Southard
Salt Creek
Laurelville
Southard
Hand Injured Working With Buzz Saw at Rockbridge
Harold Kraft suffered a severe laceration to his right hand while operating a buzz saw at Rockbridge last week. The injury nearly severed the thumb at the first joint and cut deep into the back of the hand.
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Logan
Rockbridge
Harold Kraft
First 1941 blaze answers by Logan Fire Dept
Assistant Chief Gerald McLaughlin led the pumper to Homer Ave to fight a fire in the one room home of Dave Allgood. Coal oil used to start a stove exploded causing interior damage of $5 while Allgood escaped with no burns.
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Logan
Gerald McLaughlin
Homer Ave
Dave Allgood
Allgood
Logan Brief Social Notes
Miss Wavalene Primmer and Mr. Jack Stage wed in a simple ceremony at the United Brethren Parsonage in Logan. Rev. E. B. White officiated, with close family present and two attendants, detailing attire and family connections.
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Wavalene Primmer
Jack Stage
United Brethren Parsonage
E. B. White
Harry Primmer
Logan R. D
Mr. Stage
W. A. Stage
Ilesboro
Mary Primmer
William Stage
Columbus
J. S. Cherrington
Dr. Cherrington
Jolly Double Six Club Meeting This Evening
The Jolly Double Six Club will meet at 7 30 this evening at the home of Mrs. Ford Kistler on Church Street.
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Jolly Double Six Club
Nephew Ralph Stern Calls From California Flight School
Mrs. Clay Snyder in this city received a surprise Sunday long distance call from her nephew Ralph Stern now at tending the Ryan Aircraft School in California. He left Logan seven years ago living with Mr and Mrs Snyder before enlisting in the U S Navy for six years and has seen much of the world.
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Clay Snyder
Ralph Stern
Ryan Aircraft School
California
Logan
Snyder
U. S. Navy
Illness Report From Gallagher Avenue Home
Mrs. Dallas Kinser is ill at her Gallagher Ave home where she has been confined for the last several days. Mr. and Mrs. Hal Saunders and daughter Rose visited Columbus Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Darley Heigle. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Walker hosted as Sunday guests Mr. and Mrs. Micheal Kreider and sons John and Jimmy of Athens. The Statue of Liberty nose is four and a half feet long in New York harbor.
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Dallas Kinser
Gallagher Ave
Hal Saunders
Rose
Columbus
Darley Heigle
Ralph Walker
Micheal Kreider
John
Jimmy
Athens
Six Wrestlers Boxers Appear At Logan Show
Logan United Furniture workers stage a benefit wrestling lineup at Bell Hall on Monday night January 27 with Mayor Dallas Kinser overseeing the industrial division. The card includes three wrestling matches and one six round boxing bout led by Dan Morris vs Flash Gordon. Babe Standiford faces Jack Smitters and Young Standiford meets Tuffy Gaines plus a John Halby versus Harold Short six round boxing match.
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Logan—United Furniture Workers
Bell Hall
Dallas Kinser
Harry Standiford
Dan Morris
Flash Gordon
Babe Standiford
Logan
Jack Smitters
Columbus
Young Standiford
Tuffy Gaines
Dayton
John Halby
Harold Short
Canal Winchester
Hocking Fair Board Seeks Earlier Fall Date
Logan Hocking County fair officials request a one week earlier fall fair date pending state report. President Paul Shaw and Secretary James H. Barker will attend the Fair Managers meeting in Columbus on Wednesday and Thursday to discuss arrangements.
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Logan — Hocking County
Paul Shaw
James H. Barker
Columbus
Logan Man Fined for Speeding After Plea Guilty
Lewis E. Martin of Circleville was arraigned before Mayor Dallas Kinser after being charged with speeding. He pleaded guilty and paid a $10 fine plus costs, following the arrest by State Highway Patrolmen.
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LOGAN
Lewis E. Martin
Circleville
Dallas Kinser
Release of Ballots Delayed in Hocking County Race
The court delayed the release of the Hocking County ballots for the commissioner race until 1 p.m. Wednesday. The county election board will meet that day to accept the ballots and records, while no word has come from the secretary of state on when an inspector will arrive.
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Logan
Hocking County
County Election Board
Secretary of State
Health Setup Issue Will Be Considered
Discussion on expanding the city health program continues as the health board meets next Tuesday night. Officials, school leaders, and County Health Commissioner H. G. Southard have held conferences to explore joining the Hocking-Winiton County unit to gain more services, including hiring a full time nurse for city schools.
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Logan
Health Board
H. G. Southard
Hocking-Winiton County
Kiwanians To Plan Program For Year In Logan
LOGAN Kiwanis Club members meet at the White House at 6 this evening for a short program outlining the year ahead. Attendance last week was 72.14 percent and is expected to rise. Orville Burgess of Logan was hospitalized at St Anthony Columbus Monday evening with a slight illness.
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Logan—Kiwanis Club
White House
Logan
Orville Burgess
St. Anthony Hospital
Columbus
Miller Chapel Grangers postpone meeting to Jan 22
Logan A Miller Chapel Grangers announced by R E Allen master that their next meeting is postponed from this week to Wednesday January 22.
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Logan
Miller Chapel
R., E. Allen
John Hise Dies at Logan Home Age 73
John Hise 73 retired laborer died at his Logan home Sunday night. He lived at 195 Furnace St and had moved from Murray City. He was brother of Charles and Edward Hise and Mrs Emma Turner Murray City and Mrs Elizabeth Pierce Columbus. Funeral is at Leonard Funeral Home Wednesday at 3 PM with Rev E B White officiating. burial in Oak Grove Cemetery.
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Logan
John Hise
Furnace St
Hise
Murray City
Charles
Edward Hise
Emma Turner
Elizabeth Pierce
Columbus
Leonard Funeral Home
E. B. White
Oak Grove Cemetery
Ash Cave Sees Large Weekend Visitor Turnout
Ranger Lewis Jones reports strong early year attendance at Ash Cave with 100 visitors on Sunday and more than a hundred since January 1 as pleasant weather drew crowds to the site.
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Ash Cave
Logan
Lewis Jones
Logan City Council To Hear Reports Tonight
Logan city council convenes with multiple annual reports on the agenda. Mayor and solicitor will present, followed by the auditor and treasurer as part of the lengthy session.
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Logan City Council
Logan
Logan Foundry Worker Hurt as Hand Crushed at Work
Jacob Herzog suffered crushing injuries to two fingers on his left hand after his hand was caught beneath equipment at Logan Foundry on Friday. He received immediate medical attention at the scene.
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Logan
Jacob Herzog
Logan Foundry
Ill in California Bertha Randall seriously ill in San Francisco
Relatives report Miss Bertha Randall of Gallipolis is gravely ill in a San Francisco hospital due to a car abscess. She left Gallipolis earlier in the month with plans for an extended visit in the western city.
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Gallipolis
California
Bertha Randall
San Francisco
Pointers for Mattress Program Instructs District
Extension Service workers James R. Smoot and Ruth Bennington spoke at a district meeting in Jackson to outline the mattress making program. Forest E. Wolf, Perry Township conservation committee chair, accompanied them for instructional purposes in the upcoming district initiative.
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Logan
James R. Smoot
Ruth Bennington
Jackson
Forest E. Wolf
Perry Township
County Conservation Committee
Choice Cattle Sold in Columbus From Longstreth Farm
One of the finest cattle herds from the R. B. Longstreth farm at Union Furnace sold in Columbus. The herd included 17 steers averaging 1000 pounds and 22 heifers averaging 900 pounds. D. B. Rheinscheld cared for the cattle for 33 years. A herd of 88 cattle was kept on the farm for winter feeding.
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Logan
R. B. Longstreth
Union Furnace
Columus
D. B. Rheinscheld
Mr. Longstreth
Local News Brief on Hospital Returns and Injuries
Leaves Hospital LOGAN Mel Pack of Nelsonsville was released and sent home after eight weeks at Cherrington Hospital following a mine accident. Mrs Carl Swackhammer of Laurelville sought treatment for a badly sprained ankle and returned home after care.
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Logan
Mel Pack
Nelsonsville
Cherrington Hospital
Carl Swackhammer
Laurelville
Lower's Prescription for Bronchitis Adverts
Advertises Lower's Prescription as a remedy for bronchitis asthma severe coughs and colds. Emphasizes relief for troublesome cough and urges immediate purchase. Sold by all drug stores at 60 cents and 1.20 dollars per bottle manufactured by C Lower Chemist Marion Ohio.
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C. Lower
Marion
Ohio
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