Logan Man Burned in Fire at Buckeye Pipe Line Site
Pauli Voris, a Buckeye Pipe Line truck driver, suffered serious facial and arm burns when gasoline fumes sparked a fire at a West Butler Street supply building Wednesday noon. The blaze caused about 1500 dollars in damage and was fought by firefighters who confined it to the front of the store room before it spread. Voris returned to the scene after receiving treatment, while Assistant Chief Kleinschmidt led the response in Chief Nixon’s absence. Funeral services for the late Voris’ family members will be held at Hunter Street Lutheran Church with burial in Oak Grove.
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Ren
Pauli Voris
Buckeye Pipe Line
Com Supply
West But Street
Voris
Kleinschmidt
Walter Nixon
Columbus
Barney Solon
Frasch
Fred Stracke
Logan
Edward Kleinschmidt
Cardington
George Kleinschmidt
Plymouth
Ind
Henry Kleinschmidt
Pittsfield
Hunter Street Lutheran Church
A. H. Kuhlman
Oak Grove
Taps to Sound for Civil War Veteran Friday
Logan report notes Comrade George Kleinschmidt 37 Civil War veteran died at his daughter and son in law Lewis Frasch Rest Hunter Street senility caused. Born in Germany he came to the United States and answered the call to defend the country enlisting with the 58th O V L.
John F Harsh is Buried in Logan Township
Funeral services for John F Harsh 65 Falls township farmer were held at Scott Creek Baptist church at 1 30 Thursday. He died Monday after a lingering illness from gastric ulcers. Survived by his widow and three children Grace Claude and Paul all at home. Burial followed at the adjoining cemetery.
Bowen chosen bank president in Logan
Charles G. Bowen becomes president of the First National Bank of Logan after a stockholders meeting. He succeeds the late Herbert R. Harrington. Directors include C. G. Bowen and Mary Louise Bowen, with G. W. Rochester and W. I. Krieg among officers. Bowen follows his late father C. E. Bowen in leading the bank.
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G. W. Rochester
C. W. Bowen
Mary Louise Bowen
W. I. Krieg
Bowen
C. E. Bowen
Spends 133 Days In Jail Sells Hat And Leaves
Dallas Tucker spent 133 days in the Hocking county jail on a non support charge. He left jail bare headed after selling his straw hat to a fellow prisoner who was released shortly after Tucker's arrival. The grand jury will consider his case when it convenes next Monday.
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Logan
Hocking County
Dallas Tucker
Tucker
Installation of Officers Held for Queen Vashti Lodge
Logan January 20. Queen Vashti Lodge of Rebekahs held an officers installation led by district deputy Mrs Q A Heizschuh. New officers include Ida Poling as noble grand Margaret Mackey vice grand Cora Braddock recording secretary Emma Lanning financial secretary Alice Walker treasurer Estella Hunter warden Ina Marx conductress and Icel Hoischuh R N G Jennie Toole L N G Mrs Harry Risley chaplain Anna Poling R V G Mrs Robert Sickles L V G Edna Shaw inside guard Amy Iles outside guard. Refreshments followed.
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Jennie Toole
N. G
Harry Risley
Anna Poling
V. G
Robert Sickles
Edna Shaw
Amy Iles
Logan Families Head South for Winter in Alabama
Mrs Anna Case Mrs William Robey Mrs Joe Case and three children depart Logan for Magnolia Springs Alabama to spend the rest of winter. They travel with Joe Case to Cincinnati and plan to reunite in May when Mr Case and William Robey join them to return to Logan.
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Anna Case
William Robey
Joe Case
Logan
Magnolia Springs
Ala
Cincinnati
South
Mr. Case
Loaga
Divorce Awarded to Malvina Blair in Logan
Judge Harley M. Whitcraft granted Malvina Blair a divorce from Clyde Blair on neglect of duty. Custody of a minor child was awarded to the mother, Ellen Mohler, who is the plaintiff's mother. Blair did not appear to contest. he is reportedly living in West Virginia.
Business Premises For Rent Placed In Classifieds
Classified columns reveal listings for available business premises for rent. Includes locations and sizes suitable for shops offices or studios. Potential tenants are advised to contact listing agents or property owners for rates and viewing times.
Moving pictures debut at Koster Bial's hall with vitascope
In New York City Edison introduced moving pictures to the public at Koster and Bial's music hall using the vitascope to project images on a screen.
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Koster & Bial
Music Hall
New York City
Edison
Dr Edwards Olive Tablets for Bad Breath
Quick relief for bad breath with Dr Edwards Olive Tablets. A vegetable, olive oil formula stimulates bowels and liver gently, purifying the system and clearing the blood. Odor remedy avoids calomel side effects. Available in 5c 80c 60c sizes at all druggists.
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Edwards
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Youmars
John F. Harsh
Falls Township
Charles Bowen Bank President
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Nanette
Zenner’s
All Coats
The
D. Zenner Company
Vy Price
Merly
Lamborn
Pavilion
Florence Carr
Minna Clifton
Mazie Beban
Majestic Theatre
Topeka
Colorado River
George Washington
Texas
Columbia
Ralph W. Ince
Claire Adams
Theodore von Eltz
Snitz Edwards
Mitchell Lewis
Jorges Allnancen
Jack London
Ralph W.ince
Ralph Winge
Cora BM Thomas
Geil Mgr
Felix the Cat
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