Bowlby Elected Institute Head at Local Meeting
William Bowlby of Winona was elected president of the local Farmers Institute at the closing session Thursday after two days of progress at the Courthouse Auditorium. He succeeds J Hamilton. Other officers named include Nathan Conrad, vice president, Mrs. Walter North, secretary, and Mrs. Bima Beary, correspondent. The resolutions committee praised speakers and organizers for a successful event as attendance remained strong.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zogan
William Bowly
Winona
Farmers” Institute
J. ©. Hamilton
Nathan
Conrad
Walter North
Bima Beary
WW. W. Marks
Barokd Chamibers
Irvin K
Washington, D.C
Oak Grove
Nickel Pinte
Scotts Oreek
Anderson
Mr. Pelere
Dr. Anderson
Ranger Tells of Rock House Visits
Logan January report by Ranger K T Wertey describes visitor origins to Rock House during summer. Data shows 4.8 percent of out of state visitors. states listed include Pennsylvania 805, Michigan 75, West Virginia 90, Ohio 05, Texas 190, North Carolina 190, Ontario 420, Georgia 01, Missouri 35, Virginia 120, Nebraska 34, Tennessee 90, New York 273, Florida 6 20, North Dakota 19, Massachusetts 30, Alabama 0, Indiana 15, South Dakota 19, others noted. Old Man’s Gave raised questions on state representation with 44 marked.
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Logan
Ranger K. T. Wertey
Rock House
Pennsylvania
Ted
Michigan
West Virginia
Texas
North Cayolina
Ontario
Georgia
Missouri
Virginia
Nebraska
Mary
Tennessee
Colorado
Calliaenis
Wee Forse
New York
Plorida
Wistensin Ta
Kanesissippi Li
Kurrutchky
Alabama
Ntlahoema
South Daot
North Dakota
Massachusetts
Tin Rael Forse Fe
Old Man's
Fed Jn
Willy
Logan Area Meeting Opens With Local Reports
Logan residents learn at the Courthouse Auditorium how Hocking County Farm Bureau plans unfold with talks from officials including insurance and extension reports. Other notes cover births, visits, and club events as Logan briefs continue.
Lumber Supply Bowlers Take Lead in City League
Logan January 16 Lumber Supply bowlers grasp first place by sweeping three games from Lobrrs Barbers while Moore Restaurants win series to join a tight chase for third. Tambermen total 987 pins across three games. Burgess 615 Rebarta 611 lead their squad. Schorr 617 for the trio. Columber tops Moores with 609 on 233 228 21?. Larimer 38 with a high 1st game. Weinrich 267 in druggins, finishing 620.
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Logan
Lobr
Moore Restawentts
Grooms Drees
Tambermen
Burgess
Rebarta
Schorr
Howard Columber
Moores
Larimer
Weinrich
Druggins
Ton
Bng
Funeral Held for Margaret Nichols in Columbus
Margaret Nichols died at her Columbus home Tuesday. She was sister of Hamel Tones of Logan and formerly lived in Carbondale. Survived by husband and four children from a previous marriage. Funeral service held at Asbury Chapel with burial in nearby cemetery.
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Logan
Margaret Nichols
Columbus
Hamel Tones
South Orchard Street
Nichols
Carbondale
Mer
Finyd Frakes
Starr
Bertha Wowson
Minnie McLain
Astor Tridee
Telone
Landers
Barberton
Asbury Chapel
Scarlet fever reports six cases in Logan County
Logan January 16 report from the Health Department records six scarlet fever cases in the county during December with two in the city district. Five births and nine deaths occurred in Logan. deaths skew older, with three due to pneumonia and one to another cause. The list notes numerous families affected and names several local residents.
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Logan
Hocking County
Health Department
Titelva
Collin
Brig
Royse
Ars
Mort Smith
Joy T Bowrrt
Carlos FR. Poling
Afra
Wiliam F. Smith
Lawrence T. Heders
John FE. Angle
Henrry C. Theinscheld
Hdward B
Bartt. Sanders
Herbert J. Clark
George My~ors
Judgment Awarded In Murphy v Hansel Will Case
A judgment for the plaintiff Catherine Murphy in the heirs of Henry Hansel dispute was recorded Thursday by Tadeo Harley M Whitcraft. The case, against Homer G Hansel and others, arose from interpretation of a provision in the late Henry Hansel's will. Hansel is an executor and Murphy a beneficiary.
Hocking Counts Law Library elects officers at courthouse meeting
Directors were chosen at Thursday morning’s session, then the board organized. Fidge H. EB. Sparnow was named president, Torest T. Weinrich vice president, Eugene Wright librarian, and C. Weed Bowen treasurer. The remaining board member is Judge Harley M. Whitcraft.
Athens Post Office reports 1920 mail volume and December surge
Postmaster Harry W. McKinstry releases tallies showing 2,354.166 letters processed by the Athens canceling machine in 1920 with over 500 letters hand stamped daily. December saw peaks as students mailed receipts and a Christmas rush influenced outgoing mail. Record volumes included 170,414 letters in a following month and 266,032 letters mailed in January, with significant sacks handled before Christmas. Also notes 17 daily mail trains serving the city and a marriage license for Robert Wamsley and Goldie Primm.
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Athena Postoffice
Harry W. McKinstry
McKinstry
Ohio Uoiveralty Studenta
Athens
Vas
Rte Pines
Athens Yostofttes
Athens Union Station
Athena
Mekhinatry
Betsy Ann Returns to Trade Route After Ohio River Delay
Marietta Ohio January 16 The Betsy Ann steamer, part of the Pittsburgh Cincinnati trade, will re enter service next week after a delay since last September. Capt Prelerich Way commands the packet which will pass Marietta on its up trip. The vessel leaves Cincinnati on Tuesday for the planned schedule.
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Pittsburgh
Bills to Boost Road Building Drawn Up
Cleveland January 16 Two bills backed by the Ohio Mood Roads Federation aim to stimulate road construction in Ohio for four years. One bill would abolish auto personal property tax, double license taxes for passenger cars, and raise truck tag taxes by 69 percent, boosting revenue to about 2 000 000. The second would empower the state highway director to build 3,000 miles of new roads yearly for four years, compared with 300 miles currently. Attorney James Altzenbaum said the tax hike would yield about 2 000 000 in new revenue, noting widespread complaints about the property tax and underassessment issues. Akron January 16 Akron City beat Chertin 39 to 28 in a Ghigo Conference basketball game. Frye scored 11 points and fouled seven times as Akron’s offense carried the day.
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Cleveland
Ohio Mood Roads Federation
Ohio
Ohio General Assembly
State Highway Dimetor
James Alétzenbaum
Legislative Committee of the Federation
Aron
Akron
U.—Akron
Cuity
Chertin
Frye
Fou
President of Armour Firm Killed in Fall
CHICAGO January 16 Philip D Armour first named executive LIT and Philly J Reed were among top officers mentioned today as presiding Armour and Co were reported. Edson White the company’s president reportedly fell to his death last night from a platform. Relatives and police said the death likely accidental as White, prone to fainting spells, toppled while addressing the Armour Plant Executive Club. Reed, Armour’s treasurer, was the last to see White alive. The incident followed a prior fall from a speaking platform during the annual meeting, with witnesses noting a bump to his head.
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Chicago
Philip D
Armour Lit
Philly
J Reed
Hently
Edson White
Armour
White
Company O
Poli¢S
Reed
Armour and Co
Armour Plant Executive Club
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Bowlby
Institute
Winona Man
Farmers
Ranger
Worley
Taylor
Logan Briefs
Barley Colmos
Charleston
Ws Wa
Yohn Conner
North Orchard Street
Ernest Miller
East Hunter Street
Pamela Tere
Aml
A. P. Miller
Jane Deishley
Columus
Association of Township Trustees and Clerks
BP M. Heinlein
Noanske
W. M. Heinlein
Hough Meldrim
Beilar
East Second Street
Meldrim
Walter Prather
Reits Crawford
Joan Tiedman
John George
Joel Barthiow
Grace Adcock
Joe Armstrong
Henry Sassi
Barthiow
Freda Bowen
Miss Crawford
Morgan
George
Mira
Jacob Mohter
Prath
Osmah Buri
North Mulberry Street
John Krieg
Cyrus Rochester
Ray Jovern
Hoon Way
Lesh
Art Club
B.C
Elock
Biss
William Jas
Ena Weaten
Mra J. A
Thalr
Art’ McNallen
Willard McNallen
Lumber Supply Poanhers
Marware Nichols
Harley Gooding
Midland Mace
Among
Cluah
Wilinn
Cil
Atrs
Morettt
Wethern
Bealty
Thomas Rainer
Zanesville Avenue
Mike Roberts
Charles Haffman
Verna Pierson
George Rainer
Milly Rainer
Rainer
eastbUrm
MS Toms
Miele W
Wall Paper CO
DIAL
Mealtts Department
Catherine Murphy
Law Library Association
Judge Sparner
Robert Wamsley
Belpre
Goldie Primm
Tempie Ride
Midtown
Fifth Avenue
Betsy Ann
Columbia
Ken Maynard
The
Seal Savings Bank
Beaune Er Si
Majestic
Joe E. Brown
Bernice Claire
Jack Whiting
Mariam Hopkins, Carole Lombard
Ouri
Bet
Frany Pbrese
Anita Louise
James Hall
Paul Burst
Pan Hersholt
Hobart Bosworth
Armour Firm
Resinol
Pontiaty
inolSong
Beavne
Ar. Ralto
D. Zenner Co
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