Appraisements in Logan and Washington Township Raised
Logan and Washington township property values increased by 10 to 15 percent as ordered by the state tax commission after review by the county board of revision. Flooding along the Hocking River disrupted traffic north of Logan and affected local utilities and bus schedules. The open tax books timing shifted later, with March 1 likely as the new readiness date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Washington Township
State Tax Commission
State Commission
Columbus
County Board of Revision
J. F. McGrady
Melvin Heft
Frank St. Claire
Board of County Commissioners
Mr. St. Clair
John Lovett
Board of Revision
McGrady
Kidney Health Warns Americans To Drink More Water
The article urges Americans to guard against kidney trouble from rich foods and acids in blood. It promotes Jad Salts, a lemon grape lithia drink, as a kidney flushing remedy usable at home. It notes Jad Salts neutralizes acids and relieves bladder issues, recommending a tablespoonful in water each morning.
Knights of Road Use Logan City Jail for Lodging in 1426
Logan City blotter shows 13 percent of inmates in 1426 sought free night lodging at the jail. Lodgers ranged from 14 to 74, from common labor to skilled trades, arriving from a dozen states. Repeat visitors Logan and Kelley top a short list. Gido twice and Mason four times. Most slept two to a cell, some on the block roof, as unemployment nudged wanderers toward shelter and observation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Knights of the Road
Orv
William Logan
North America
James Kelley
Robert Gido
George Mason
George
Eg.iin
Rainfall Raises Hocking River Threat in Logan
Continued rain forced residents of low lands in Hocking county to seek safety as the Hock River surged Thursday. The river climbed steadily Friday afternoon but stayed several feet from danger in Logan. northbound traffic faced restrictions and caution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Jan
Hocking County
Hockriver
Witnesses Served for Grand Jury in Logan County
Sheriff Lloyd and Deputies served subpoenas to 79 witnesses for the upcoming grand jury session starting Monday. Prosecutor Henderson predicted a three day panel and anticipates additional witnesses may be called as work proceeds. No grand jury was convened last October, allowing cases to accumulate in magistrates courts.
Hospital sues for 492 dollars in auto crash services
In Logan on January 21, the Cherrington hospital filed in Common Pleas against Wylie Rhoades for 492 dollars for services to his daughter and himself after a 1925 automobile crash on Gore Road near New Straitsville pike. The child stayed twenty two days and the father a week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Common Pleas Court
Cherrington Hospital
Wylie Rhoades
Rhoades
Gore
New Straitsville Pike
Judge Ellinger attends Ohio Probate Judges meeting
Judge A M Ellinger returned from Columbus where he attended the annual Probate Judges association of Ohio meeting. The session covered inheritance tax discussions and probate and juvenile court work with fifty one judges attending. Veterans present included Judge Conrad president, Judge Leader, and Judge Bosthwick among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Association
Leader
Cincinnati
Bosthwick
Columbus
Affidavit Charges Si Monis With Disorderly Conduct
In Logan on January 21 a mayor's court affidavit charged Si Monis with fighting and disorderly conduct after an altercation at the Ed Heffy Place on Main Street. Chief Earl Stewart arrested Monis. after a hearing before Mayor Rochester the charge was dismissed. Herbert Black filed the affidavit claiming Monis assaulted him, Black being thrown through a window and sustaining a cut.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rochester
John Myers joins marine corps stationed at Paris Island
Logan residents report John Myers son of Mrs Elsie Myers has joined the Marine Corps. He is currently stationed at Paris Island South Carolina.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
John Myers
Elsie Myers
Marine Corps
Paris Island
S. C
Sister Susies Host Kid Party at Mrs Brown’s Home
Mrs Frank Brown Jr invited Sister Susies for a Kid party on West Main with guests dressed in clever outfits. A group snapshot was taken at 9 PM and bingo prizes went to Mrs Rudolph Brown and Mrs Don Blankenship of Straitsville. The guest box was awarded to Mrs Earl Shaw. Guests included Mrs Don Blankenship and Miss Mary Bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Brown, Jr
Susies
West Main Street
Rudolph Brown
Don Blankenship
Straitsville
Earl Shaw
Mary Bond
Twice Five Club Hosts Evening at Masterling Club
The Twice Five Club was entertained at the Masterling club Tuesday evening with Dr. and Mrs. Harry Eastman as hosts after a dinner. The gathering focused on the subject of the evening "Resalvads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masterling Club
Harry Eastman
Euterpean Club Hosts Spanish Music Evening
Mrs. E. E. Campbell with Mrs. Sumner Martin Miss Velone Ackers and Miss Minnie McBroom hosted the Euterpean club at her home Tuesday night. The evening focused on Spanish music with Miss McBroom presenting a paper on the subject.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. E. Campbell
Sumner Martin
Velone Ackers
Minnie McBroom
Euterpean Club
Miss McBroom
Friendship Circle entertains sewing group at Warner Avenue
The Friendship Sewing circle gathered at Mrs. William Poling's home on Warner Avenue with hostess help from Mrs. A. Holzschuh Mrs. R. D. Mackey and Mrs. Desmer Poling. After business, Mrs. William Ellinger read a piece and Mrs. Poling read The New Year. Desmer Poling and Charles W. Marx won contests and new members Williamsberg and Charles Price joined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friendship Sewing Circle
William Poling
Warner Avenue
A. Holzschuh
R. D. Mackey
Desmer Poling
William Ellinger
Poling
Charles W. Marx
Williamsberg
Charles Price
Seventy-Five Attend Chauncey P T A Meeting
Chauncey Chauncey parents and patrons fill the high school auditorium for a regular P T A session. Mrs Mildred Pendergrass presided and led the program in Mrs Charlie Ogg's absence. Six new members joined as readings and musical numbers closed with America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Chauncey Schools
Parent- Teacher Association
Mildred Pendergrass
Charlie Ogg
Clell Cunningham
Luther Cruickshank
John Palmer
J. O. Ferrer
Frank Millington
James Nye
Cap Smith
B. EK. Carter
Grace Smith
America
Miner Injured at Millfield Eye Severely Wounded
Chauncey Jan 21 Clarence E Sanders Millfield sustained a serious left eye injury at work in mine No 119 near Millfield. Eyeball cut and condition deemed critical after medical attention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Clarence E. Sanders
Millfield
West Main Street Flood Forces Local Evacuations
Chauncey residents on West Main Street and nearby low lands were driven from their homes as high water from the railroad area overflowed streets. Millfield road and surrounding lowlands were covered while some pupils missed school due to the floods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Mines Close as Power Supply Fails in Chauncey Area
Work ended yesterday at Chauncey Mine No. 26 of the New York Coal company and at the Bailey Run mines due to power shortage. Sugar Creek mine No. 210 also reportedly did not operate on Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Chauncey Mine
New York Coal Company
Bailey Run
Sugar Creek
Druggist Lays Digestion Cure With Antacid Claim
A druggist criticizes common stomach remedies and promotes ordinary Bisulated Mafia as an antacid that relieves pain acid reflux and bloating by neutralizing stomach contents rather than digesting food. He claims it cures the cause and stops sour symptoms in minutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
First Christian Church to Hold Evening Service
The Rev. Homer E. Vian will preach at the First Christian Church tonight at seven o clock and perform piano accordion selections. Located in Chauncey the service continues the church's regular schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Homer E. Vian
Vian
Peter Provo Dies in County Infirmary
Jan 21 notice reports Peter Provo inmate of Chauncey county infirmary died after a long illness. Body sent to mortuary then transported to Coolville for funeral services and burial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Peter Provo
Coolville
Forest Rebekah Lodge installs officers this evening
At the Forest Rebekah Lodge regular meeting Chauncey Jan 21 installation of officers and initiation planned. A pot luck supper will be served during the social hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Forest Rev. Kebekah Lodge
Millfield Notes and Illnesses Include Boudinot and Sisson
Mrs. I E Boudinot is ill with tonsillitis. Miss Pearla Henry visited Miss Doris Cole in Millfield. Mrs. Waugh Earich and Regina Lee spent Monday with Mrs. Frances Earich. Edith Pratt returned from a two week visit with her sister Mrs Richard Pinnick in Murray City. Mr and Mrs M F Christman and son Joe from Trimble visited Mrs Christmans mother Frances Earich. Mrs. William Sisson ill with mumps in Millfield. Herman North and Alvin White hosted Sunday guests. Ladies Aid of the Christian church meets at the church tonight. Mrs Ben Dollman has returned to Cadiz after visiting Millfield relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I.’. E. Boudinot
Pearla Henry
Doris Cole
Millfield
Waugh Earich
Regina Lee
Frances Enrich
Edith Pratt
Richard Pinnick
Murray City
M. FE. Christmans
Joe
Trimble
Christmans
Frances Earich
William Sisson
Herman North
Alvin White
Ladies Aid Society of the Christian Church
Ben Dollman
Cadiz
Ohio
Southeast Ohio Hi-Y Club Conference Held in Athens
Sixty to seventy Hi-Y members from Southeast Ohio towns gathered in Athens at the First M E church for the district conference on January 29. The program featured devotions, speeches by Ohio University leaders, group discussions on Personal Standards, a mass games session, and an induction ceremony, with delegates from Portsmouth Kron ton Gallipolis Pomeroy Wellston Jackson Nelsonville Logan Lancaster Zanesville and Newark expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Athens
M. E
Athens Hify
Portsmouth
Kronton
Gallipolis
Pomeroy
Wellston
Jackson
Nelsonville
Logan
Lancaster
Zanesville
Newark
Elmer Norris
Athens Hi-Y Club
C. C. Robinson
School of Music
Ohio University
John Alden
William Cooper
Athens Hill Club
E. W. Chubb
College of Liberal Arts
F. E. Harshman
Athens High School
John Patterson
H. FB. Wise
Disturbed Congregation Asked to Buy Quinine Tonic
A note states that the person who disturbed the congregation last Sunday by coughing should purchase Crane's Quinine and Tar to stop the cough and prevent pneumonia. The item is sold by Pete eet Baw to ice.
Captain Gordon Greene dies. Ohio river steamboat pioneer
Capt Gordon C Greene 64 prominent Ohio river steamboatman and founder of the Greene line died at his Hyde Park Cincinnati home at 3 30 am Thursday of heart trouble Born in Newport September 8 1862 he began river work at 16 on the Andes and later piloted towboats in the Pittsburgh and Louisville trade He built the Greenwood in 1898 and later the side wheeler Greenland among other ventures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Junius Greenwood
M. E. Noll
W. E. Roe
Cincinnati
Pomeroy
Charleston
Noll and
Roe
Greene
Greenwood
Greenland
Tacoma
Henry M. Stanley
Chile
Cricket
Argand
J. P. Davis
Neva
Evergreen
Leroy
Tom Greene
Chris Greene
Kanawha River
Charles Stalder
Maysville
Marietta
Gordon C. Greene
Ohio River
Hyde Park
Newport
Greene Line
Captain Greene
Christopher Greene
Wood Greene
Andes
Pittsburgh& Cincinnati Packet Company
Pittsburgh
Louisville
H. K. Bedford
J. Mack Gamble
Tim Penwell
Test Answers From Page Five Q&A Section
A list of correct responses for page five questions includes names such as Harry Langdon and Abraham Lincoln, ranks like major generals, literary figures Shakespeare and Conan Doyle, and diverse trivia entries covering fate of mankind, Christmas, and a small poisonous snake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Langdon
Abraham Lincoln
Sir Arthur Conan Doyle
Shakespeare
Christmas
Cremona
West
Help kidneys by drinking more water
Advice promoting hydration and Jad Salts for kidney cleansing and bladder relief. Encourages large water intake and daily use of a lemon grape lithia preparation to stimulate kidneys, neutralize acids, and maintain urinary tract health. Ends with nonsensical garble.
Receiver sought for Freeport Fuel Mining Co by stockholder
David L. Wallace, a stockholder and creditor, seeks a receiver for Freeport Fuel Mining Company in Common Pleas court. He cites $35,000 liquidated liabilities and $7,000 contingent liabilities, $50,000 capital stock, and ongoing losses since 1921. The company operates on leases from Sugar Creek Coal and Mining and Mill Field Coal and Mining. Wallace requests appointment of a receiver to manage the business and to collect and distribute assets under court orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freeport Fuel Mining Company
Common Pleas Court
David L. Wallace
Sugar Creek Coal and Mining Company
Millfield Coal and Mining Company
Child Falls 40 Feet From Window on Chicago Street
In Chicago a three year old named Albert Kendall fell 40 feet from an open window landing beside a boy playmate. Neither child was seriously injured and both escaped harm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Albert Kendall
Harmless Aspirin Gargle DIY Advice
A DIY throat gargle suggests dissolving two Bayer Tablets of Aspirin in four tablespoons of water and gargling thoroughly. It notes repeating after two hours if needed and emphasizes using genuine Bayer Aspirin with the Bayer Cross sold in tins of twelve tablets.
Will of Mary Lynch Dickson probated in Albany
The probate court approved the will of Mary Lynch Dickson widow of D. C. Dickson of Albany. She leaves life use of land to her husband and income from government bonds for his support if he remains unmarried. If he remarries, income goes to M E church Albany for upkeep during his life. Upon his death, specific bequests go to EK Porter Lynch and John Earl Lynch, with Ora Lynch Sanborn receiving the remainder and bonds principal after D C Dickson’s death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Lynch Dickson
D. C. Dickson
Albany
M. BE. Church of
Porter Lynch
John Earl Lynch
Ora Lynch Sanborn
Resinol Ointment Helped Charlotte Woman Heal Skin
A Charlotte Michigan resident recalls suffering from a severe facial skin disorder with pimples and itching. After trying many treatments, she was advised by a doctor to use Resinol Ointment. A sample led to relief and she continues to rely on Resinol as a splendid remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte, Mich
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Tate Commission
Hockings County
Rockbridge
State Highway Department
Glass
Harper Run
Hocking River
Mulberry Street
Hocking Power Company
Father John
Arthur Marshall
C. Mass
Logan City
Knights of Road
Pratts Poultry Regulator
Pe Prey
Lasch
Albany, Ohio
Hospital
SI Monis
Friendship Circle
P.T. A
Sanders
Hi-Y Clus
Kwous
Home Furnishing CO
Jacquard
Dickson
Kondon
Aled
Rauch’s Bakery
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