Colds Shut Down 256 Logan Students as Illness Spreads
Logan reports widespread illness with 20 students absent across five schools on Monday. Junior High bore the heaviest toll with nine absentees. West Grade 56 East Grade 50 Central Grade 43 Senior High also affected. City officials consider school closure if disease worsens and health actions may appoint a health commissioner.
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Logan
Kenneth R. Fitzgerald
G. E. Carr
Health Department
City Health Board
Corn-Hog Farmers to Receive Second Federal Payment
Logan Hocking County farmers on Corn-Hog contracts will soon get their second payment from federal funds. Vouchers, totaling about $9,000, are expected to arrive for distribution in the coming days. Some contractors will be excluded from the list.
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Logan—Hocking County
Elmer Groasheim and Margaret Ucher Named in Cincinnati Marriage
Elmer Groasheim, 2. machiniat, of Cincinnati and son of Carl Grosseheim and Margaret Louise Ucher, 22, a shoe worker and Logan daughter of Joseph Ucher and Mrs, are named in a local marriage notice.
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Elmer Groasheim
Cincinnati
Carl Grosseheim
Margaret Louise Ucher
Logan
Joseph Ucher
Hocking Retailers Get Stamps for Sales Tax
Logan shoppers from across Hocking County queue for sales tax stamps. First buyers include L. E. Strawn and Carl Judy. Treasurer Hengst urges vendors license and code numbers, stamps not issued by mail. Frank Armstrong of Laurelville purchases 100 dollars worth. Others cited include Mrs. Co Pleukharp South Bloomingville Ben Dailey Carbon Hill and William Vancuren Haynes.
Mrs Clara Campbell visits sister in Athens
Mrs Clara Campbell of this city went to Athens Tuesday to visit her sister Mrs Lucy Murphy. Mrs Murphy has been ill with influenza.
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Logan
Clara Campbell
Athens
Lucy Murphy
Murphy
January Term Jurors To Hear Many Cases
Logan reports January term petit jurors must report February 4 for a slate of trials. On February 4 Woodgeard sues Johnson over a Route 56 motor accident with damages sought. Johnson files a cross petition to dismiss. February 5 lists Barton v Oller Judy v Sloan Stedman v Ayers Gibbs v Soliday and others. February 6 the state v Lawrence Coakley will be heard, a case previously heard.
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Logan
Petit
Harley M. Whitcraft
Woodgeard
Johnson
Route 56
Barton
Oller
Judy
Sloan
Stedman
Ayers
Gibbs
Soliday
Lawrence Coakley
Motorcycle Crash In Logan Injures Riders
Ray Tucker sustained slight injuries and John Hutchbon of Haydenville fractured his right wrist when their motorcycle collided with A. R. Miller's car at the Hunter Mulberry Street intersection. Miller's car damaged and the motorcycle wrecked.
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LOGAN
Ray Tucker
John Hutchbon
Haydenville
A. R. Miller
Hunter-Mulberry Street
Miller
Dr Emil's Adia Tablets Offer $1 Three Weeks Relief
An ad from The Cline Pharmacy Co promises stomach relief at a special price. Dr Emil's Adia Tablets are advertised as a three week treatment for indigestion and stomach pains with a money back guarantee.
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Emil
Cline Pharmacy Co
Ady
Trial May Make Him Governor
Lieutenant Governor Walter H. Welford, a nonpartisan leaguer, could ascend to the North Dakota governor’s chair if Governor Thomas Moodie is ousted by impeachment over citizenship charges. The image shows Welford with a gavel as proceedings begin.
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North Dakota
Walter H. Welford
Thomas Moodie
U. S
Welford
Williams Rites Thursday in Gallipolis
The body of John W. Williams 77 of Pittsburgh Pa was brought to Gallipolis for funeral services Thursday with burial in Mound Hill Cemetery beside his wife and son He was a former produce merchant there tied to J Al Plymale and the late J W Gil He also taught school ten years in Gallia County John A Murphy reared in the Williams home accompanied the body Sisters listed Mrs Bima Campbell Northup and Mrs Eva L Van Ham Harrisburg Franklin County are his sisters
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Gallipolis
John W. Williams
Pittsburgh
Mound HI
Mr. Williams
J. al Plymale
J. W. Gil
Gallia County
John A. Murphy
Wil-iams
Bima Campbell
Northup
Eva L. van Ham
Harrisburg
Franklin County
Williama
Logan Chieftains Face Unbeaten Pomeroy Friday
Logan prepares for a tough home game as Pomeroy arrives Friday night. The unbeaten Southeastern Ohio League club has not lost in four seasons and few defeats outside the league are recorded. After a road win, Logan eyes the game while illness and absences threaten practice.
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Logan
Pomeroy
Logan Chieftains
New Boston
Ten Men Put To Work In City Traffic Details
Logan newspaper notes the Newest FERA project puts ten workers on traffic duty near schools and intersections. Two are assigned to East and West Grade buildings, two to Hunter Market Street, and four to North and Market and North and Spring Street intersections to prevent accidents.
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LOGAN
FERA
Hunter-Market
Market
Spring
Former Glouster Surgeon Heads Ohio Medical Board
Dr. J. G. Blower of Akron, a former Glouster physician who practiced surgery here, was elected president of the Ohio State Medical Board and has begun his duties. He has served on the board for several years and this marks his second president term. His family moved to Akron years ago.
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Glouster
J. G. Blower
Akron
Ohio State Medical Board
Blower
Installation Held at Jacksonville by 1.0.C.F.
About 75 Odd Fellows attended the Charles Thomas Lodge installation in Jacksonville Friday night. R. I. Wolfe of Coolville led the ceremony, a candidate received the first degree, and officers were installed. New officers include Noble Grand Lester Conaway and several key posts with Elmer Davis and W. C. Hill among others. Refreshments followed.
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Jacksonville
Charles Thomas Lodge
R. I. Wolfe
Coolville
Noble Grand
Lester Conaway
A. B. Jackson
Elmer Davis
W. C. Hill
Ira Conaway
D. A. Kinder
Men's Day Observed at Sunday School
The Sunday School held a Men's Day event with 125 attendees despite bad weather. J. C. McCullough gave a special reading while Rolland Hoffman Corning led musical selections. Prizes were awarded to Jack Vaughn for the oldest Men’s Class member and to Howard Langtield for the Young Men’s Class member nearest 21.
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Hollister
J. C. McCullough
Rolland Hoffman
Corning
Jack Vaughn
Howard Langtield
Theisen Couple Honored With Showers at Millfield
A miscellaneous shower for Mr. and Mrs. John Theisen at Millfield featured bingo and gifts from the GLOUSTER Pocahontas Lodge and Mazon Council No 93. Guests included Clara Bell and many Theisen relatives with plans for a Friday night shower at the bride’s parents home.
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Glouster
Pocahontas Lodge
Mazon Council
Millfield
John Theisen
Clara Bell
Marie Roof
Bea Theisen
Agusta Theisen
Alice Theisen
Minnie Willis
Ligsie Robinett
Doris Theisen
Alice Carr
Elsie Misner
Ruby Simpson
Rebecca Tracy
Jessie Fulton
Lizzie Patton
Jennie Cole
Maude Tripiett
Juanita Shafer
Clara Theisen
Mrs. Theisen
W. A. Bell
Theisen
Ladies’ Aid Society
M. E. Church
L. L. Howard
Herman Theisen, Sr
Erwin Stauffer
Ida Hill
John Marshall
Ralph Goldeberry
Dinner celebrates Get Together Club contest win at Bishopville
Members of the Get Together Club enjoyed a polluck dinner at the town house in Bishopville to honor the winning team led by Mrs Mae Stump. Prizes were awarded in several contests and a mystery package from Mrs Dora Gardner went to Mrs Jessie Withem. Visitors included Miss Gladys Parsons and others. Next meeting set for Jan 31 at Mrs Dora Gardner's home near Mountville.
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Bishopville
Get Together Club
Hazel Kasler
Mae Stump
Dora Gardner
Jessie Withem
Gladys Parsons
Nelsonville
Charles Robinson
Jacksonville
Harriett Kittle
Ringgold Road
Bertha Carpenter and Son Junior
Paris
Glouster
Maude Gardner
Mountville
Illness Sweeps Chauncey Area With School and Local Cases
Chauncey residents and students report many illnesses this week. Miss Floride Sprague returns to Chauncey-Dover High School after a week sidelined. substitute Miss Dorothy Goodson. Mrs Beckley and Mrs Schoonover are ill, with substitutes named. Several others including Mary Loper and Nina West show influenza and pneumonia improvements or ongoing illness.
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Chauncey
Floride Jane Sprague
Chauncey- Dover High School
Clyde Featherstone
Athens
Sprague
Bible Class Reports 25 Attendance in Morristown Sunday School
The Morristown Holiness Sunday School Bible Class for men and women had 25 attendees on Sunday morning. Andrew McKinney, the Sunday School superintendent, teaches the class.
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Chauncey
Morristown
Andrew McKinney
Miss Mary Manda Hosts Two-Table Bridge Night
Social notes show Miss Mary Manda entertaining with two bridge tables at her home on Thursday night. Guests included Mabel McBride Audrey Shamel Rhoda Cowan Georgia Shamel Garnet Mc Bride Ellen Stokoe Jane Shamel and Mary Manda with refreshments served.
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the Plains
Mary Manda
Mabel McBride
Audrey Shamel
Rhoda Cowan
Georgia Shamel
Garnet McBride
Ellen Stokoe
Jane Shamel
Harry Liggett
Donna
Juanita McDonald
Lois Farrell
Carol Ann Bean
Leta May Shaffer
Donna Lee Neal
Mona Lou Neal
Norma Jean Coon
Billie Hill
Dale Liggett
Donna Liggett
Evelyn McGraner
Eileen Bescoe
Thirteen celebrate Aileen Shame’s birthday at home
Thirteen school friends gathered Saturday for Aileen Shame’s thirteenth birthday with games and contests. Prizes went to Helen Rollison Wyona Stauffer and Agnes Vessalo. Refreshments served to a long list including Iona Harrison Wyona Stauffer and more. The third grade, guided by Miss Walstrom, built a pioneer log cabin and is making soap and dyes to learn historical challenges.
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the Plains
Aileen Shame
Helen Rollison
Wyona Stauffer
Agnes Vessalo
Iona Harrison
Dolores Liggett
Rosalie Shaffer
Ruth McDonald
Margaret Kail
Betty Hardy
Dorothy Thompson
Esther Yeager
Louise Neal
Mary Harrison
Miss Walstrom
Mines Operating List in Chauncey District
The active mining list in Chauncey district shows 19 operations active today. Chauncey Mine No. 25 Poston No. 6 at Millfield and Hocking are working, along with Nos. 9 65 6 219 107 267 119 10X Ohio No. 1 Lick Run Kimberly Salem Hollow Luh rig Coonville Carbondale and Black Diamond.
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Chauncey
Chauncey Mine
Poston
Millfield
Hocking
Ohio
Lick Run
Kimberly
Salem Hollow
Luhrig
Coonville
Carbondale
Black Diamond
Chauncey Woman Hosts Birthday Evening
Mrs. F H Staffinger entertained Saturday night in Chauncey for Mrs. Rose Poling on her birthday. Refreshments were served. Attending were Mrs. Poling Ferdinando Huff Mr and Mrs Thomas Fennell Mr and Mrs Clarence Russell and Mr and Mrs F H Staffinger.
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Chauncey
F. H. Staffinger
Rose Poling
Poling
Ferdinando Huff
Thomas Fennell
Clarence Russell
F. H. Stasringer
Chauncey Personal Notes From Area Visits
Chauncey and family members plus Salem guests spent Sunday in Pickerington visiting Paul England. Smith Ferry and The Plains relatives joined Powell and McKinney families for weekend trips. Six-year-old Walvalene Coon buried at Green Lawn Cemetery correcting earlier plan.
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Chauncey
James McCollam
L. F. McCollam
Raymond Wilson
Dickie
Salem
Pickerington
Paul England
Clarence Powell
Smith Ferry
Kenneth Powell
James Powell
Plains
Juanita Bowen
Bailey Run
Pauline
Maxine Bullock
Andrew McKinney
Elaine
Paul
Zelda
Pt. Pleasant
W. Va
Henry Morgan
Evan Morgan Jr
Thomas Olliver
Fred Vickers
Muskingum River
Meeting of Wo mans Bible Class moved to Nye home
The Woman's Bible Class of the Church of Christ will meet Wednesday at Mrs. Floyd Nye's home instead of Mrs. James Ferguson's due to illness at the Ferguson residence.
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Chauncey
Church of Christ
James Ferguson
Floyd Nye
Ferguson
End Revival Service Closes at Meigs County Church
Long Bottom Meigs County Ohio reports Rev H N Snyder concluded a two week revival at the M E Church with ten church admissions. Short items note guests from Pittsburg and repairs to the K of P Hall plus local moves including Harold German resuming duty on the towboat Duquesne and J C Matlack shipping produce to Pittsburgh due to the Steamer Liberty repairs.
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Long Bottom
H. N. Snyder
M. E. Church
O. &. German
Pittsburgh
M. W. Stewart
Pomeroy
Gertrude German
Coal Valley
P. Hall
Harold German
Pitttburgh
Duquesne
Maag
J. C. Matlack
Liberty
Gallia County Prepares for Sale of Tax Stamps
Gallia County officials said assistants to the county treasurer are reducing boxes of 1000 sales tax receipts. Treasurer B. E. Myers noted many merchants prefer smaller packs while the tax takes effect at midnight Sunday. He reported 426 licenses issued for stamp use, valid for the life of the tax, with large buyers like auto firms needing 1000 denomination packs valued at about $3,000 per box.
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Gallipolis
B. E. Myers
Gallia County
Myers
Judge Grants Divorce in Gallipolis Case
Judge W R White grants a divorce to Walter Champer from Gertrude Champer in Gallipolis noting mutual stubbornness. The court awards custody of their two children to Mrs Champer with the husband allowed visits, a six week summer period, and $10 monthly support plus medical costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
W. R. White
Walter Champer
Gertrude Champer
White
Champer
Gets Life Sentence To Sunday School Gets Life Sentence To Sunday School
Gallipolis Ohio The former neighbor shotgun killing in Mason County West Virginia last July left Russell Parsons age 16 with a life sentence from Judge Lewis M. Miller to attend school and to participate in Sunday School and church for life to remain at liberty. Parsons was convicted of manslaughter in Mason County after firing at O M Henshaw and his daughter Martha who were treated at Holzer Hospital where the father died. He said he had attended only to the third grade and his parents promised to reenter him in school this week.
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Gallipolis
Mason County
W .Va
Russell Parsons
O. M. Henshaw
Lewis M. Miller
Parsons
Liberty
Henshaw
Martha
Holzer Hospital
P T A Meeting and Social in Annivers ary Hall Rec Room
P T A members in Rio Grande met in Anniversary Hall Recreation Room with Captain Virgil R Pownall of the Gallipolis CCC camp speaking. Miss Besa Geotting read the state president’s message as plans proceeded for the southeast district meeting January 30. The social hour followed with refreshments prepared by local women and several guests noted.
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Rio Grande
Virgil R. Pownall
Ccc
Gallipolis
Besa Geotting
Lavada Myers
W. A. Lewis
Rose Eagie
Edna Arundel
C. O. Clark
P. R. Lyne
Loyal Friend
M. E. Church
Mildred Welker
Bridge
Florence Chubbuck
A. D. Boston
Lucille Lucas
Elizabeth Coon
Marie Fowler
Mesdames L. F. Allen
W. O. Aleshire
Harry Anderson
Welker
Bert Call
Adamaville
Pres
Mr. Call
Lewis
L. T. Cottrell
W. P. Meyers
Willard Call
Ileen
Imogene
P O Nichols to Speak Before Presbyterians
P O Nichols of The Athens Messenger will address the mid week service at the Athens Presbyterian Church on Wednesday night January 23. His topic is Light from Hawaiian Experiences. Earlier speakers included Professor E T Hellebrandt Mrs J T Merwin and Dr Blaine R Goldsberry as the church studies racial groups history and culture.
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P. O. Nichola
The
Athens Messenger
Athens Presbyterian Church
E. T. Hellebrandt
J. T. Merwin
Blaine R. Goldsberry
Former Amesville resident Mrs Henry dies at 53
Mrs. B. G. Henry aged 53 died at her home 874 Oakwood Avenue Columbus after a heart attack. She was the wife of B. G. Henry a former Amesville resident and Columbus police officer. Her first husband was Frank Moore who ran a hotel in Amesville. She leaves son Edward Moore of Amesville, brother Levi Hale The Plains and half sister Bessie Sedwick Sugar Creek. A son of Mr. Henry from a former marriage, Harold Henry, lives near Amesville.
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Amesville
B. G. Henry
Oakwood Avenue
Columbus
Henry
Frank Moore
Levi Hale
the Plains
Bessie Sedwick
Sugar Creek
Mr. Henry
Harold Henry
Callahan to defend Plummer in Jackson trial
Gallipolis Ohio State University law graduate Charlies Callahan has been appointed as first defense attorney for Thomas Plummer in a February 18 trial at Jackson. Plummer, charged with killing John Steel with a coal auger, was treated two weeks in Holzer Hospital for a gunshot wound to the lung and guarded by Loren Fraley and Walter Linkhomn.
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Gallipolis
Charlies Callahan
Ohio State University
Thomas Plummer
Jackson
Callahan
Wellston
Jackson County
Plummer
John Steel
Holzer Hospital
Loren Fraley
Walter Linkhomn
Logan Four Square Class Plans Friday Church Meeting
The Methodist Episcopal Sunday School class at Logan Four Square will hold a Friday night gathering at the church. Mrs. George Lehman will direct the devotionals and Mrs. Emanuel Wolfe will lead the program.
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Logan
Methodist Episcopal Sunday School
George Lehman
Emanuel Wolfe
Lever Couple Announce Birth of Daughter
The Rev. and Mrs. C. M. Lever announce the birth of a daughter on Friday. Mr. Lever serves as rector of the St. Paul Episcopal Church.
County Education Board Re-Elects Officers in Gallia
Gal lia County Board of Education re elected all officers with Bert Jones as president A L Dillon as vice president H Bion Bradbury county superintendent serving ex officio as clerk Other members named are John S Boatman John J Sheets and C B Tanner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Gallia County
Mrs Wilson BR Dies at Gallivolis
Mrs Eliza Wilson, age 76, of Gallivolis, Blazer, died Monday after a long illness at home. She had been ill about 11 months and was under care at a hospital earlier this fall. Funeral services are set for 4 o clock Wednesday at Mog etery with the Rev Bidwell Charge officiating. Pallbearers include George, Andrew Watts, Fred Mills, and Harry Muy Ward.
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Ma County
Miss Eliza
Bidwell
Mogetery
George
Andrew Watts
Fred Mills
Harry Muy Ward
Dog tag sale raises questions at Gallipolis event
Clerics report dog tag sale in Gallipolis nearing end with penalties noted for late purchases. Buyers struggle with rising costs and license fees while officials cite increased demand. In Bethel Township Vinton County, a church event on January 26 aims to benefit local funds.
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Bethel
Bethel M P
Vinton Co
Local Social Notes and Returns From Community
Mr and Mrs Ray Tuesday for Whiting have employment. Several persons attend funerals in Rare ville on Wednesday. Wilbur Love of Cs visits his uncle and Mrs George Boarima. Mr and Mrs Wi Vinton were here yesterday. Mr and Mrs Trams visited his father at Mercerville. Russell Haines and f mouth visited Piece week. F F Higginton of Va was a guest of F Thornton. Mrs J V Stand here Thursday with many pen attendees at the missionary Society meeting. Thirty four perw Mrs F F The hostess. Mr and Mrs C moved to Route 7. Mrs Emma Come has been ill with bronchi and shows improvem TM
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray
Whiting
Rareville
Wilbur Love
George Boarima
Wi Vinton
F. F
Emma Come
Heavy Sheep Paid Out in Gallia County
County auditor reports payments totaling 612.45 for sheep killed by dogs in Gallia County in the month, with individual amounts from 128 to 612. The funds cover several years. Dr. F W Shane and Walter Davis listed among attending officials. Marriage notice for Fred J Gallipolis and Wilson appears.
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Gallipolis
Gallia County
F. W. Shane
Commissiat
Walter Davis Werth
Ness
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