State health workers to aid Hocking valley in relief effort
Nurees from the state health department will cooperate with local health authorities in Hocking valley relief operations. Dr E R Hiatt, county health commissioner, said the visiting team will observe mining region conditions and help direct food and clothing needs. The plan envisions the state covering diphtheria immunization costs where accepted by residents.
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Logan
Hocking Valley
State ’ S of Health
E. R. Hiatt
Colum
Donahe
Hiatt
Monger
Dog Tag Licenses Rise in Hocking County This Week
Auditor Melvin Heft reports about 3 100 dog tags issued in Hocking County by Friday night with over 400 licenses on Thursday. The county saw mad dog scares reduce the dog population and many owners have yet to register. A penalty will be added to all applications ongoing.
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Melvin Heft
Health Officials Urge Diphtheria Immunizations
Dr Hiatt said nourishing population conditions elevate outbreak risk and authorities hope many will receive immunizations to guard against diphtheria as conditions improve.
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Hiatt
Fire in auto at West Hunter and Elm streets
Firemen responded to a vehicle catching fire during a tow at 10 10 p m Friday near West Hunter and Elm. The siren failed at the water works so only the driver and two workers were alerted. The blaze was extinguished before the department arrived and traffic clogged the area despite the silent alarm.
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Logan
West Hunter
Elm Streets
Logan Sees Sharp Temperature Drop and Snow Flurries
Near zero weather hit Logan on Friday after several days of milder temperatures. Snow flurries accompanied the cold as the temperature fell rapidly, though not as steeply as on January 1. Diminishing coal supplies triggered urgent orders to local coal dealers.
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Logan
Clothing and meals aid reach needy Athens County children
Athens County education officials report extensive relief efforts for hungry and poor children. Six tons of clothing distributed by J Porter through Parent Teacher groups statewide. Local PTAs and businesses provide free lunches and bus transport aided by Rotary funds and state support.
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Carl H. Pork
Athens County Board of Education
J. Porter
W. A. Matheny
Athens
J. E. Bain
J. E. Bain, ‘ Oo. C. Bird, Mrs. F. B. Dilley
Hollister @thoois
Frances Reading
Parent-Teacher Association
Athens Rotary Club
India
H. R. McVay
Child’s Conservation League
Marion
Trimble Township
Greens Run
McLeish
Goose Run
Trimble
Buchtel
Telescope Mirror for Ohio Wesleyan Finished Saturday
The 70 inch diameter, 3500 pound optical glass disc, largest of its kind in the nation, was completed at the Bureau of Standards after eight months of annealing. It forms part of a new reflective telescope installed at Ohio Wesleyan University in Delaware. The project, begun after a failed attempt to find a private manufacturer, was assigned to the Commerce Department and the Bureau of Standards.
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Washington
Wupr
Bureau of Standards
Ohio Wesleyan University
Delaware
College
Commerce Department
Bureau of Setandarde
Heflin to Renew Anti Catholic Speech Monday
Senator Heflin of Alabama will renew his anti Catholic campaign against Governor Al Smith in the Senate on Monday. He has warned colleagues he plans to answer Montgomery mayor who invited Senator Robinson to speak after Heflin had attacked religious groups. The Democrats plan to ignore him with no reply scheduled.
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Washington
U.R
Heflin
Alabama
al Smith
New York
Senate
Montgomery
Ala
Robinson
Burns prove fatal to child in Logan
Nila Amilda Cooley twelve year old daughter of Mr and Mrs John Cooley of East Front Street died at home Saturday night from burns received when her night attire contacted an open gas stove while she dressed after a Friday morning seizure. Her parents found the clothing ablaze and partially subdued the flames before a physician determined the extensive burns. The Cooleys, longtime residents of Logan, moved from Steubenville to operate a confectionery and filling station last year.
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Ogan
Burns
Nila Amilda Cooley
John Cooley
East Front Street
Cooley
Logan
Steubenville
Tourist club hosts open meeting with Bible themed program
Mrs. C. O. Allen hosted the Tourist club annual open meeting with 175 attendees. Judge Harley M. Whitcraft spoke on The Bible Interpreted in the Realm of the Law, followed by a gift of Don Byrne's Brother Saul to Whitcraft.
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C. O. Allen
C. B. Bowen
Harley M. Whitcraft
Judge Whitcraft
Brother Saul
Don Byrne
Allen
Charles Wright
B. C. McManigal
Robert C. Work
Harold Tipton
John Wellman
W. G. Bowen
Minnie Moore
Miner Stanley Freewood Killed in Mine Fall
Steubenville report says Stanley Freewood, 48, of Winterville, died today after being trapped by a fall in a mine owned by Henry Broithers Coal Company. He was working at the Henry Broithers operation when the incident occurred.
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Steubenville
Stanley Freewood
Winterville
Henry Broithers Coal Company
Religion Without Joy is No Religion Discussion at Nondescript Club
The Nondescript club met at Mrs. M. H. Cherrington's Friday afternoon with the theme Religion Without Joy is No Religion. Mrs. S. C. Bright presented Historical Churches of America and members offered articles on great American preachers. Mrs. C. Clark and Miss Ruth Brooke sang The Lord is My Shepherd and Mother Machree.
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M. H. Cherrington
C. Bright
Co. 8. Clark
Ruth Brooke
Lord
Mother Machree
Jury to Be Used for First Time in Judge Here
Logan January 21 For the first time since Judge Ellinger took office as probate judge a jury will hear a case in his court January 30. Ernest Carrel faces a driving while intoxicated charge after arrest Thursday by Traffic Officer Joe Farbearn. Jurors drawn include Mrs. William Mosure C L Haynes Charles Young Mrs Dick McGaffey Henry Jacoby P D Sloan Harry Brown Ose Deffenbaugh J A Funk E W Davis Frank Cook and Ethel Wolfe.
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P. D. Sloan
Logan
Harry Brown
Ose Deffenbaugh
Perry
J. A. Funk
Green
E. W. Davis
Frank Cook
Ward
Ethel Wolfe
Easter chapter hosts program and dinner at Easterling clubhouse
After a program featuring Biblical name and place questions Mrs Bright and Miss Jessie McManigal led the contest. Club songs including Holy Holy Holy opened the meeting and guests were served dinner at the Easterling clubhouse.
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Bright
Jessie McManigal
John Wellman
H. D. Atha
H. L. Geddes
George Hengst
Ella. Keyner
Kitty Gallagher
James R. Fields
J. W. Woodrad
B. C. McManigal
E. R. Hiatt
Della Bishop
Local Ladies Attend Social Gathering
A listing of attendees includes Mrs. John White, Mrs. C. F. Ackers, Mrs. T. C. Harper, Mrs. Russell Berlin, Miss Minnie Moore, Miss McManigal, Mrs. Emerson Poston, and Mrs. H. M. Boocks at the church social event.
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John White
C. F. Ackers
T. C. Harper
Russell Berlin
Minnie Moore
McManigal
Emerson Poston
H. M. Boocks
Kiwanis Club Logan Holds Thirteenth Anniversary Program
Kiwanis Club Logan marked its 13th founding anniversary with an educational program on Thursday. C Wood Bowen chaired the event while Melrose Harbaugh led opening singing. Bowen quizzed members on Kiwanis activities and graded responses. EB Davis spoke briefly as trustee and Harold R Tipton, a founder, gave a short address. Attendance was nearly perfect.
Derrick placed on E B Agee tract near Bremen
Frank Linton of Sunset Oil and Gas reports a derrick has been set on the E B Agee tract near Bremen and will begin operations once tools are moved to the site. Logan capital backs Sunset, which holds 581 acres in the McCollough farm area.
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LOGAN
Frank Linton
Sunset Oil and Gas Company
E. B. Agee
Bremen
Logan Capital
Sunset Company
McCollough
Pilot Ted Moseley Missing After Plane Carriage Flight
News report from Washington states no information yet on the fate of pilot Ted Moseley and a mechanic who departed Florida for New York in a plane carrying newsreel pictures. The odd flight raises questions about the missing crew and the aircraft.
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Washington
U.P
Ted Moseley
Florida
New York
Legion Meeting In Logan To Feature Paris Convention Film
Legionnaires auxiliary members and veterans plus families are invited to a Tuesday evening meeting at the Ameri can Legion hall. Louis M. Seidenfeld, a Paris national convention delegate, will present motion pictures and discuss his view of the Paris gathering. A joint committee will supervise the program and assure ample refreshments.
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Logan
American Legion Hall
Paris
Louis M. Seidenfeld
Legionnaires
Logan High School drama club presents three act comedy
Presentation of a three act comedy by the Logan High School Drama club directed by Miss Martha Rockhold drew a good crowd Friday night in the high school auditorium. Cast members Fred Oberle Betty Rochester and Martha Miller were praised for their notably strong performances.
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Hollister School
Derthick
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Donahey
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GLI Amici Club
Earl Roberts
Bridge
Paul Spears
Frank Harden
RCA
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G. W. Hopkins
C. V. Strawn
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Frank A. Moler
Ernest Carrel
J. W. Gabriel
Naomi Goulding
Anderson
C. G. Bowen
Ella Miller
Albert Schreck
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