Logan Auxiliary Elects Officials and Plans Lincoln Day
The Logan auxiliary to the local legion post held a semi monthly meeting with small attendance. Mrs Seth Robinson received a gold star pin. Margaret Webb was named second vice president and Mrs Robinson chaplain. New members will be initiated under state ritual. Lincoln Day program planned for February 12. Dues are due to secretary Willard Sprankle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legion
Seth Robinson
Margaret Webb
Robinson
Willard Sprankle
Pythian Sisters Surprise Mrs. Nill On Birthday Night
About eighty Pythian Sisters gathered at Mrs. A. T. Spears home on West Second Street Monday evening to surprise Lucy Nill on her birthday. The affair was a social success with a picnic supper served after a pleasant evening. Lucy Nill, active in the order, has held various lodge offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. T. Spears
West Second Street
Lucy Nill
Mrs. Nill
Spears
Mrs. Spears
The Star Restaurant Sells to FR. PD. Campbell
The Star Restaurant on Main Street was sold by James Mast to FR. PD. Campbell in an announcement on Tuesday. The deal closed that day with Campbell taking over next Monday. Campbell, long an employee in the Creola gas fields, enters the restaurant business for the first time and will delay moving his family to Logan. Mast plans to devote full time to his automobile business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Star
Main Street
James Mast
PD. Campbell
Mr. Campbell
Creola
Logan
Mast
Rstaurant
Farmer Relates Four-Legged Hen Tale and Egg Economy
Frank Disben, living west of town, tells of a hen with four legs two used for motion and two for ornament. A second account from Mrs. George Klinger of West Falls notes a double yolk egg producer aiming to ease living costs with recent outputs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Disbennet
George Klinger
West Falls
Reverend Henry W Stoody Visitor From Pittsburg
Rev Henry W Stoody of Pittsburg visits his parents Mr and Mrs Stoody for a few days He serves as director of religious education at Em ery Methodist church in Pittsburg and held the post for three years Previously he was pastor of the Sixth Avenue Methodist church in Lancaster
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry W. Stoody
Pittsburg
Stoody
Emery Methodist Church
Sixth Avenue Methodist Church
Lancaster
Dinevor Welsh Concert Company to Play Lyceum Evening
The next lyceum course will be held in the auditorium Thursday evening, featuring the Dinevor Welsh Concert company. Members include soprano Jeanette Christine, elocutionist Eben Rogers, baritone Gwilym Jones, pipe organist Swelyn Edwards, and manager David Owen Jones. The program promises one of the best seen here in years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dinevor Welsh Concert Company
Jeanette Christine
Eben Rogers
Gwilyny Jones
Swellyn Edwards
David Owen Jones
Arrest of Edward O Neil over chili parlor cash theft
Edward O Neil was arrested in Deanville by Chief Jack Pearson and Officer Joe Farbearn for allegedly confiscating funds from Ralph Dennis' chili parlor. He had access to the till as part of his morning opening routine and was returned to Kogan to await charges as police pursued the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward O'Neil
Deanville
Jack Pearson
Nelsonville
Joe Farbearn
Kogan
Ralph Dennis
O'Neil
Eberst and
Farbearn
Mayor Koppe
Nel
Don’t Use Cosmetics for Skin Troubles Says Resinol Ads
An old advertisement urges readers to treat skin blemishes with Resinol Ointment and Resinol Soap rather than masking them with cosmetics. The product claims to cleanse the skin, help it breathe, and reduce blotches redness and roughness. Ask your dealer for Resinol Soap and Ointment.
O Neill Arrest After Bus Departure and Robbery
Officers learned O Neill was seen leaving toward Deanville on a bus. He had just left the city when pursued and captured. About $25 was stolen and found on O Neill during arrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sonville
O'Neil
Deanville
O'Neill
Petition Drive Backing Hamilton Deweese for State Fire Marshal
Believers in the Democratic faith in this city are urged to sign a petition supporting Hamilton Deweese as a candidate for State Fire Marshal under the Donahey regime. Personal friends are circulating papers and reporting growing signatures.
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Hamilton Deweese
Donahey
Deweese
Will dispute ends as papers stay in local office
The common pleas court hears the will dispute of N L C Racheltmacher. Judge Coultrap directs that key papers remain in the local office under executor Miss Minnerine Burke. Extensive access is granted to Caleb L McKee and Charles Donahue for short periods with receipts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Coultrap
Minnerine Burke
Charles Donahue
McKee
Arrest of Homer Gossett on non support warrant
Homer Gossett was arrested Monday afternoon by Sheriff Shaw on a warrant from Magistrate D. H. Lappen charging non support. The complainant says Gossett failed to support his legitimate child. His hearing occurred the same day before Magistrate Lappen and he was bound over on a $609 bond to insure support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer Gossett
Shawn
D. H. Lappen
Gossett
Lappen
Bond Not Furnished Leaves Defendant Confined
The defendant remains in the county jail as bond has not yet been furnished. The status indicates ongoing detention pending posting of the necessary bond.
Health Department Reports Decline in Diphtheria and Scarlet Fever
State health reports show dipped cases of diphtheria and scarlet fever decreasing with few scarlet fever cases in the region and none in Hocking county. In January Ross and Chillicothe report nine diphtheria cases with three in this county under quarantine. Smallpox is at seven statewide with none in this area. Influenza remains mild across the state with several pneumonia cases following infection and guidance urges ventilation, cleanliness, and hygiene in homes and schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Department of Health Office
Hocking County
Ross County
Chillicothe
Good Hope Township
Ward Township
State Department
John Mason McArthur Visit Follows Hospital Stay
John Mason, long based in Roswell and Arabela, New Mexico, arrived in McArthur to spend the rest of winter in the area. He was recently discharged after a two month hospital siege in Roswell and has regained his health. He has stayed with his sister Mrs. Henry Hall and family and his brother Homer Mason and family this week.
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John Mason
Roswell
Arabela
New Mexico
McArthur
John
Alsen
Henry Hall
Homer Mason
Captain Perkins Visits McArthur Relative in Ohio
Captain Carl Perkins of the U S Army and mil itiary tactics instructor at the state university Columbus recent guest of Mr and Mrs Ed Perkins in McArthur. He has served in numerous posts in the United States and overseas including France and Germany with his last foreign service at Coblenz on the Rhine.
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Carl Perkins
VU. S. Army
the State University
Columbus
Ed Perkins
McArthur
France
Germany
Coblenz
Hamiltons and Sprague Visit Attend Local Events
Mr and Mrs H H Hamilton and L W Sprague were See vis itors Tuesday and Wednesday. Attorney Forrest F E Weinrich of MacArthur filed for record of William D Cline will in Vinton County as part of real estate, with probate court ordering admission to record here. Cline devisee seeks transfer of the Vinton County property on the tax duplicate. The Maccabee chapter at New Plymouth now has twenty three members. Dr and Mrs A W Paffenberger hosted a dinner party with guests Mrs Sarah Thorp Mrs Mary Swepston Miss Ina Asbury Mrs oy ee Beal Supt of Schools E L Burns Dr and Mrs Thurman R B Haas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William
Cline
Forrest FE. Weinrich
MacArthur
Alvan D. Cline
Vinton County
A. W. Paffenberger
Sarah Thorp
Mary Swepston
Ina Asbury
Oy Ee Beal
E. L. Burns
Thurman RB. Haas
Wetherell Family and Local Visitors Noted in Parkerburg
Stewart G Wetherell and Rome Lowman visited Parkerburg on Monday. Howard Hughes and family returned home after attending Marion Wetherell’s funeral. Mrs Hattie Cannagh and son visited the Wetherells. Mrs Robert Seamen hosted her WV based brother. Ward McLain of Salem stayed with sister Madge Frost. Leslie Barrows and Harry Hawk repairing Frost telephone line. Arthur Wetherell taken to Athens State Hospital. Dunbar Male Quartet and Bell Ringers gave the third high school lecture course. Mrs Sydney Grubb is seriously ill. Wayland Brill visited Athens Saturday. Marion Wetherell funeral attended by many relatives at M E church.
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P. G. Wetherell
Rome Lowman
Parkersburg
Howard Hughes
Bremen
Marion Wetherell
Hattie Cannagh
Junction City
Robert Seamen
Sydney Grubb
Wayland Brill
Athens
M. E. Church
Pie Social at Town Hall Aids Local Church Lights
Harrisonville residents plan a pie social and general gathering at the Town Hall on Wednesday evening January 31 hosted by the Ladies Aid of the M F E church. Attendees may buy chicken lunch coffee or pie while supporting church lights. Mr and Mrs Howard Alkire are ill. Local attendance at John Tobin's Bedford funeral.
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Ladies’ Aid
M. FE. Church
Howard Alkire
John Tobin
Bedford
Return of Anna Hawk to Columbus Visit
Anna Hawk came home from a Columbus visit and the Shakespearean Literary Society plans a program at the high school auditorium Friday afternoon. Mr. W. H. Dye remains very ill at his home here. The death of William R. Day occurred Sunday evening at his daughter Mrs. W. D. Hogue’s home in Columbus. Dr. Day, his brother, was summoned there.
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Anna Hawk
Columbus
The
Shakespearean Literary Society
W. H. Dye
William R. Day
W. D. Hogue
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