Mrs Mary Miller Dies After Long Illness
Logan January 20 Mrs Mary Miller 47 wife of Frank Miller died at Swartz Mill at 8 pm Friday after months of diabetes and heart trouble She was sister of Judge A M Ellinger She leaves husband two sons Floyd and Charles two brothers Henry and Emanuel Ellinger a sister Mrs Fanny Wiseman and half siblings John Kull and Mrs Arsema Hite Funeral services were held at Sponagel Lutheran Church Marion Township with Rev Elmer Liss. Burial followed in the church cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Arsema Hite
Newark
Sponagel Lutheran Church
Marion Township
Elmer Liss
Miss Mutchmore Weds John Mollard in Logan Home
Miss Mary G Mutchmore and John Mollard married at eight thirty Saturday night in Logan at the bride’s mother home. Rev H L Geddes officiated with ring ceremony. Attendants included Miss Frances Shemp and Robert Armstrong Columbus. Mrs Mollard is a nurse and Mr Mollard a mortician. They plan to live in Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mollard
Logan High School
Grant Hospital School of Nursing
Columbus
John Mollard
Burl Ray Mollard
Wills Mollard
Virginia
Jack
Mirian Miller
Frances Shemp
Lnoma Hilty
Mary Louise Walker
Armstrong
Niles Sanders
Chauncey
Willilam Mutchmore
Harden
Amy Mutchmore
Hiram W. Harden
Frank W. Harden
Logan
Miller
Shemp
Miss Hilty
Miss Walker
Nurses’ Training School
Fines for Whisky Possession and DUI in Logan
Logan Jan 20 Magistrate J W Miller fined Roland Delong Lancaster 100 dollars and court costs after he pleaded guilty to possession of whisky and driving while intoxicated. Delong, arrested Thursday night on the Logan Lancaster Highway with three companions, had his driving privileges suspended for six months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miller
Delong
Men to Meet Logan With Nelsonville Club Visit
Announcement said the second meeting of the Presbyterian Church Men’s Club will be held Friday evening with the Nelsonville church Men’s Club as guests. Dr. Harry Mastman, president, arranged a program to be presented by the visiting club after a dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Presbyterian Church
Nelsonville Presbyterian Church
Harry Mastman
Mooney to Speak at Laurelville Farmers Institute
Representative L. P. Mooney will be one of the speakers at a Laurelville area farmers institute on Wednesday. The one day session is hosted by the independent Laurelville community.
Wetting accident on pond during skating near Timberlake home
Logan reports a boy named Timberlake broke through the tee while skating on a pond behind the F. P. Martin residence on Glenview Heights. Nearby, Mrs. Sylvia Mowery remains seriously ill at her Zanesville Avenue home. Mrs. J. S. McGonagle shows improvement after hospital care in Columbus. Visitors and relatives gathered over the weekend, including Miss Esther Friend and Don Blum’s hospital update, with a third major operation planned Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sylvia Mowery
Zanesville Avenue
J. S. McGonagle
Columbus
Mary McGonagle
Wendell Friend
Howard Baer
Coumbus
Esther Friend
Pleasantville
R. W. W. Friend
Warner Avenue
Russell Blum
Don
Sanner Re-Elected President of Hocking County Board
J M Sanner of Starr Township was re-elected president of the Hocking County Board of Education at the organizational meeting. Carl Poling of Marion Township was named vice president. Irvin Wohler of Laurelville replaced Forest Wolfe who did not seek re-election. Other members include W E Clark Carbon Hill and George L Wright Green Township. Supt J W Coleman serves as clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carbon Hill
George L. Wright
Green Township
J. W. Coleman
Surprise Birthday Party At East Main Street Home
Lteratives and friends gathered at Mrs. H. A. Studer's East Main Street home Thursday for a surprise party honoring her birthday. Mrs. Studer received many gifts. Old time musicians provided entertainment and refreshments ended the program. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Lawrence Adcock Mr and Mrs Charles Adcock Mr and Mrs Joe Lane Mr and Mrs Wayne Price Mr and Mrs Jac Iles Mrs Oliver Thurness M H E Iles Mr and Mrs R B Hansel Mr and Mrs Charles Parks Mr and Mrs W W Harden Mr and Mrs Floyd Mount Miss Olive Mount Mr and Mrs T kk Cook Tom McDonald Vern Walker Miss Nellie Mount and Mr and Mrs Studer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. A. Studer
East Main Street
Oliver Thurness
M. HE. Iles
R. B. Hansel
Charles Parks
W. W Harden
Floyd Mount
Olive Mount
T. Kk. Cook
Tom McDonald
Vern Walker
Nellie Mount
Studer
Columbus Guest Herbert Littl Stays With Leonard Family
Herbert Littl of Columbus was a guest Saturday evening and Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Leonard of this city.
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Herbert Littl
Columbus
Walter Leonard
ORANGE ROOT Iron & Celery Compound Endorsed For Energy
Mr. L. L. Carr of Sprague West Virginia lauds ORANGE ROOT Iron & Celery Compound as a world beater for persistent fatigue weak nerves and loss of appetite. He claims four bottles improved his strength weight and vitality with better digestion and steadier nerves. Sold at Lash's Drug Store and other druggists with direct orders to H. & J. Laboratories Parkersburg WV.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ll. E. Carr
Sprague
W. Va
Lash
H. & J. ‘Laboratories
Parkersburg
Hearing Set in Tar Hollow Still Case
A hearing before Magistrate J. P. Miller is scheduled for Tuesday at 10 o clock in the case of Samuel Ross who pleaded not guilty to possessing property designed for making liquor. Ross was arrested Friday by Deputy Sheriff Hammond and state officers after they found a 100 gallon still near his Tar Hollow home in Salt Creek Township. Bond is $200.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
J. P. Miller
Samuel Ross
Ross
Hammond
Tar Hollow
Salt Creek Township
Tourist Club hears Kipling talk and social evening
Mrs C O Allen presented Plain Tales from the Hills by Rudyard Kipling at the Tourist Club meeting on Thursday afternoon with Mrs Bright as hostess. A roll call featured varied topics and Mrs Raymond Lanning sang a vocal number before dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rudyard Kipling
C. O. Allen
S. (. Bright
Raymond Lanning
Logan Bids Farewell to Cold as Thermometers Sink
In Logan on Saturday night into Sunday morning the low reached six and eight below zero marking the season’s coldest spell. Automobile travel was limited and streets were nearly deserted as residents faced the record chill.
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Logan
Vacancy Exists as Harbaugh Resigns from Election Board
Logan Jan 20 A vacancy on the Hocking County Election Board follows the resignation of Melrose Harbaugh Republican who left effective January 1 to join the Industrial Relations Department in Columbus He had served since the death of W H White and the unexpired term ends May 1 with expected filling soon.
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Logan
Jan
Hocking County
Melrose Harbaugh
Columbus
Industrial Relations Department
Harbaugh
W. H. White
Local bowling team tops Columbus Cement in Zanesville series
Logan rolls 2,930 pins in three games to beat Columbus Cement by 157 pins. Local five Paul Cruise Pete Dbashara Bruce Standt Seth Sloan and John Columber led the effort with Co lumber the top scorer at 639 pins for the series as the teams were tied entering the final game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Rollinge
Columbus Cement
Zanesville
Paul Cruise
Pete Dbeshara
Bruce Standt
Seth Sloan
John Columber
Columber
Haydenville Boys Rout Nelsonville Junior High 30–9
Haydenville boys overwhelmed Nelsonville Junior High 30 to 9 with Primmer and L Walters each scoring nine. Oliver and Patton added seven and five for Haydenville. Betts led Nelsonville with five. Haydenville girls held Nelsonville Senior High 28–16 without Eileen Pollock.
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Haydenville
Haydenville Boys
Nelsonville
Primmer
L. Walters
Oliver
Patton
Betts
Haydville
Nelville
Waltera
Hall
R. Walters
Dazo
Ohingos
Cs Kivans
Paetton
Mic
Ess
Kuhn
Eileen Pollock
Nelville Angle
White
Swaim
Woolery
Church Merger Spotlight at Centennial Pentecostal Celebration
In Columbus a five day observance unfolds with 25 denominations and 5000 clergy and lay delegates promoting Protestant unification. The Ohio Paisters' and Laymen's Conventions, Women’s Conference, and Youths Conference run parallel sessions through Friday to Sunday, aiming to double attendance and advance unity discussions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio Council of Churches
Memorial Hall
Ohio Paisters
Ohio
Ohio Youths Conference
Adlerika Promises Quick Relief for Stomach Trouble
A testimonial notes Miss A. H. and her sister improved after using Adlerika. The first spoonful relieves gas and removes old waste, leading to better meals and sleep. Stores named include Gibson's Pharmacy Athens Hicksman Pharmacy Nelsonville Poling's Drug Murray City Taylor's Drug Coolville.
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A. H
Gibson's
Athens
Hickman’s Phar
Nelsonville
Poling
Poling's Drug Store
Murray City
Taylor's Drug Store
Coolville
Up-to-date man checks taxes in Saltlick Township
New Lexington reports LB G Hope of Saltlick Township asking the county treasurer for his tax total. Treasurer G M Milgate says the amount equals the 1930 figure, 319.36 dollars.
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New Lexington
Jan
G. Hope
Saltlick Township
Hope
G. Gi. Milgate
Girl Scout Leaders Training Course Exam Schedule
Final demonstration tenderfoot tests will be given at the seventh meeting of the training course. The session will be held at 7 o'clock Wednesday night in the Chamber of Commerce rooms. Map making will also be studied.
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Chamber of Commerce
Death of Dr. F. Myers At Malinta
Word arrives from Malinta Ohio that Dr. F Myers, former well known citizen, died there. He previously lived in Marietta New Lexington area. Funeral details are not available at this time.
Bryan counters Yale view on college aims
President E G Bryan of Ohio University rejects Dr James Angell of Yale who said American youth attend college mainly for social prestige. Bryan argues most students aim to prepare for success in life and only a few seek prestige or fraternity membership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. G. Bryan
Ohio University
Bryan
James Rowland Angell
Yale University
Angell
Dr Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin Widely Trusted Laxative
A health column praises Dr Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin as a family doctor approved remedy for constipation. It claims the formula, derived from herbs and pure ingredients, is safe for women and children and effective for all adults, noting its status as a world leading laxative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Caldwell
Caldwell
Monticello
Illinois
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First Presbyterian Church
Geddes
Mooney
UD. Y. Milne
Telephone Company
Washington
Sanner
Carl C. Poling
Lawrence Hack
F. J. Beasley Milling & Grocery Co. Distributors
Election Board
California
Ohio Conference of Church Women
White House
Wheato Baardware Co
Coats
Rock Bottom Price Groups
Zenner Co
Yale
W. B. Caldwell
Doctors
Columbia
Warner Bros. Spectacular
John Boles
Charotta King
Majestic
Romance of
Africa
William Powell
Richard Arlen
Fay Wray
Clive Brook
Noah Beery
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