Women gather for church evening program with dinner
In Logan on January 20 the congregation hosted a Wednesday evening event for women with about 200 attendees. A six o clock three course chicken dinner was served under Howard Wolston and Walter Kreinschmidt. The program featured music by the Place Knights of Pythias orchestra and a mixed quartet with Mrs. Weymueller and others, plus addresses by Rev. Geddes and Judge Harley M. Whitcraft.
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Logan
Howard Wolston
Walter Kreinschmidt
Harry Eastman
Edward Myers
Ten Place
Knights of Pythias
Merle Weymueller
Melen Rochester
W. D.thurness
Anthony Toermer
Gay Little Brook
Boola
Halpists
Violet Brehm
Charles Scholl
Wey- Meller
Logan High School Dismissed For Westbrook Funeral
Logan senior high school was dismissed at 1 30 in the afternoon Thursday for the funeral services of Gerald Westbrook a sophomore and member of the football and basketball squads at the Methodist church with burial in Oak Grove cemetery Pallbearers included Wayne Whitcraft Ray Zanner Pearl Shaw Charles Wheatley Leonard Tom and Harry Goodlive
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Logan
Logan Senior High School
Gerald Westbrook
James R. Fields
Methodist Church
Oak Grove
Westbrook
Wayne Whitcraft
Ray Zanner
Pearl Shaw
Charles Wheatley
Leonard Tom
Harry Goodlive
Revival services to end Sunday night in Logan
In Logan on January 26 revival services led by Rev. C C Chatfield and wife will conclude Sunday night. Mrs Chatfield spoke Thursday night on Sign Posts of the Highways and urged practical piety.
Survey of Need Report Presented in Logan Mining Areas
A conference with Governor Vic Donahey involved Miss Margaret Lutz and others as they presented a survey of Hocking county mining region conditions. The central relief station at Nelsonville will receive contributions under Governor Donahey and the new county social service committee aims for practical emergency work.
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Donahey
Central Social Service Committee
Hocking County
J. P. Miller
Red Cross
Ford Hack
W. W. Marks
Children’s Board of Trustees
J. W. Coleman
E. R. Hiatt
Robert W. Lang
Farm Bureau
Merce
Lawrence Hack
Nelsonville
Radford
Esther Harris
John Newcomb
Herbert Anthony
Hi-Y
Marietta
Church Meetings Attract Attendees In City Limits
The meetings have been well attended at the church where Rev. Clara Laird serves as pastor. Sunday school begins at 9, with preaching at 10 30 and 7 o'clock.
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Clara
Laird
Local bowlers beat Logan league team 3-0 in pins
Glouster bowlers arrived in Logan on Tuesday and defeated a Logan bowling league selection. The visitors led by a strong three game showing, finishing with a total of 2,937 pins, all three games won.
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Logan
Glouster
Man Held in Harlan County Non-Support Case
Logan Kentucky January 20 Sheriff W R Lloyd received a telegram from Harlan county Kentucky stating Sheriff W Floyd Ball had arrested and was holding Reuben Ayres wanted in Hocking county on a non support charge. Lloyd left early Friday for details.
Morning for Kentucky to Return the Prisoner
Kentucky prepares to return a prisoner to Logan as part of an agreed transfer. The move follows a prior legal or diplomatic arrangement between authorities in Kentucky and Logan officials.
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Kentucky
Logan
Chicken thieves raid Mrs Everett’s poultry near Enterprise
Report to Sheriff W R Lloyd states thieves visited Wednesday night and stole a large flock. After taking the chickens they beheaded them and left no evidence of the theft.
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Logan
Edward Everett
Enterprise
W. R. Lloyd
Elks Lodge to Stage Weeklong Carnival in Logan
Logan Elks announce a weeklong carnival at the Elks home starting January 31. Each evening features dancing and proceeds will replenish the lodge charity fund, supporting annual Christmas aid and many appeals received throughout the year.
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Logan
Logan Lodge of Elks
Elks
Franklin Stump Arrested on Non-support Charge
Franklin Stump was arrested in Laurelville and jailed in Logan by Traffic Officer Joe Farbearn for arraignment on an indictment charging non support. Indictment was secret by the January grand jury and arraignment likely Friday before Judge Harley M. Whitcraft.
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Logan
Franklin Stump
Laurelville
Joe Farbearn
Stump
Harley M. Whitcraft
Rockefeller gives much but keeps gifts in private
An article profiles John D. Rockefeller in Florida, noting his declining yet content years at 88 1 2. He no longer gives as massive sums, but still donates privately, tips generously, and helps locals without seeking attention.
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Rockefeller
Florida
Charles M. McCann
United Press
John D. Rockefeller
Ormand Beach, Frs
John B. Rockefeller
Violet rays for miners clinic opens at Sherwood colliery
Mansfield England a violet ray clinic for miners ailments has been opened at Sherwood colliery.
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Mansfield, Eng
Sherwood
Not Guilty Plea in Bus Driver DWI Case
Ernest Carrel of South Perry pleaded not guilty at arraignment before Judge Ellinger on a driving while intoxicated charge. Traffic Officer Farbearn and Howard Turner filed the affidavit alleging Carrel, the school bus driver, operated on South Perry Middle Fork road while intoxicated on three occasions. Bond set at 500 dollars, hearing scheduled Friday with high school students as witnesses.
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Farbearn
Carrel
Wood Workers top Stoneys on strong three-game showing
Hamilton led the Wood Workers to three wins over the Stoneys rolling 663 pins for the trio of games a new season best. Larimer and Soannon shared prior high honors with 650 pins.
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Hamilton
Wood Workers
Logan
the Wood Workers
Stoneys
Larimer
Soannon
Richland County Courthouse Commission Tours Logan
Ten members of the Richland county courthouse building commission visited Logan on Wednesday to view the new Hocking county courthouse. They met with county commissioners officials and Logan Chamber representatives to gain ideas on architecture and accommodations for a planned county seat building.
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Logan
Richland County Courthouse Building Commission
Hocking County
County Commissioners Board
Logan Chamber of Commerce
Ohio University Grants Varsity O Letters to Two Women
Two women students Eleanor Wilson and Mildred Dorr at Ohio University are awarded varsity O letters and invited to join the Varsity O girls association. They will be presented at a dinner hosted by O club members.
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Ohio University
Eleanor Wilson
Mildred Dorr
Why French Women Use Non-Oily Creme Rouge
French women favor non oily creme rouge that leaves no oil or pigment on skin. Carnee provides a waterproof long lasting shade that blends with natural flesh tones and changes color as it dries. Available from McKee Drug Co and Gibson's Pharmacy.
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McKee Drug Co
Gibson's
Pulling Power Messenger Ads Like Ants
A historical note extols Messenger classified ads as ants that haul much more than their weight. It cites George Lawrence selling a four room cottage and garage within 24 hours after his ad appeared. It invites readers to call for ad-taking services in Athens on a January 17, 1928 issue.
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Shruggard
Messenger
George Lawrence
Athens
O Club Adds Two Members At Home Of Harriet Rogers
The department of physical education for women invites members to a meeting at Miss Harriet Rogers home at 10 North High Street this evening. New rules require earning 1000 points across at least four university sports, plus leadership, citizenship, character, and unanimous O club votes. The eight member group includes Miss Rogers as an honorary member.
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Department of Physical Education
Harriet Rogers
North High Stret
O Club
O” Club
Abolition of War Speech Tonight at Athens Church
Miss Genevieve Apgar professor of English at Ohio University will deliver The Church and the Abolition of War at Athens Presbyterian church tonight at 7 PM. The lecture caps a week of prayer with Miss Apgar returning from a Washington convention on The Cause and Cure of War.
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Genevieve Apgar
Athens Presbyterian Church
Miss Apgar
Ohio University
Washington
Oakham No Court or Theatre For Seven Years Reported
London notes Oakham has not held a criminal court in seven years and lacks a theatre pawnshop or prison. The town’s sparse civic amenities are highlighted in the report.
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London
Oakham
Ton sine sore throat remedy advertisement notes
Safe Relief on You need not guess what Tonsiline contains. We print the ingredients on every bottle. They are known to be reliable for the treatment of inflamed conditions of the throats and mouths of Silges hstas yrese righions or vie w prescriptions O sicians for many years. Overy thirty yearsvuse proves Ton siline is the perfect combina tion of these valuable drugs. Don't accept a subsitute Insist on the bottle with the long necked fellow on it. TONSILINE sore Tireet Remedy.
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Silges Hstas Yrese
Alumni Activities Highlight Athens High School Megaphone
The Megaphone reports the 1926 and 1927 Athens High School alumni are widely at Ohio University or other schools and many work. Several alumni have married, with Doris Giesecke as editor in chief and Guy Wanless as sport editor.
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Megaphone
Athens High School
Ohio University
Mary Alden
Elizabeth Willock
Clarence Haning
Doris Giesecke
Guy Wanless
Williams Phillips
Helen McLaughlin
Sara Scott
Mary Ellen Wood
Eleanor Garrett
Rachel Syx
Paul Grafton
Marine Williams
Henrietta Watkins
Mona McKinney
Sara Batley
Jean Rauch
Jack Wadley
Edward Jones
Thoxine Promises Quick Relief For Sore Throat
A physician’s prescription called Thoxine claims to relieve sore throat within 15 minutes without iron chloroform or dope. It is described as pleasant tasting harmless and safe for the family with a money back guarantee and prices of 35c 60c and 1.00 at druggists.
Buckeye five upset Northwestern quintet on home floor
Ohio State's basketball team surprised many by defeating the highly regarded Northwestern quintet in a close contest at Columbus.
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Columbus
U.pr
Ohio State
Northwestern
Umpire Brick Owens to Address Chicago Meeting
Chicago tonight hosts a gathering of the umpires protective association where Brick Owens of the American League will speak to the officials.
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Chicago
Brick” Owens
Umpires’ Protective Association
Potter Family Bodies Removed After Poison Deaths
Cleveland reports four members of the Potter family died of poison in a case tied to millionaire Potter. Police suspect a poison concoction Potter prepared for his wife and two sons, and he drank some himself. He faced a Steubenville trial for diverting funds, but absolute blame for the deaths could not be fixed.
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Cleveland
U.P
Potter
Steubenville
Beliere
James
Robert
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Layne & Layne
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William Demarest
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Lloyd Bacon
Warner Bros
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