Rockbridge Girl Walks Again After Charity Fund Aid
Miss Violet Carr 17 daughter of Mrs Daniel Notes Rockbridge is able to walk without crutches after an operation at Children s Hospital Columbus on Nov 5 The health department learned Tue she walked unaided and had been confined since November with feet in casts Local clubs funded the operation and helped Ruth McNichols and Vera Clark receive related medical procedures
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Logan
Violet Carr
Daniel
Tone
Rockbridge
Children's Hospital
Columbus
Health Department
Margaret Weaver
Miss Carr
C. E. Sharpe
Junia
D. A. KR
Delta Theta Tau
Sigma Phi Gamma
Ruth McNichols
Malt Creek Township
Vera Clark
Carbon Hill
Young Girl Gains Ten Pounds After Tonic Use
Bertie Grove age 12 was underweight. After taking Vino tonic she gained ten pounds. It improved appetite and rosy cheeks. Children like Vino. Quick's Cut Rate Store Nelsonville by Gem Pharmacy.
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Bertie Grove
Quick
Nelsonville
Gem Pharmacy
Logan High Debating Teams Set for Two Appearances
Logan High will send its negative team to Gallipolis Wednesday night to debate, followed by the affirmative team facing Portsmouth Friday at 2 pm in the local high school auditorium. Negatives include Mary Coakley Miriam Geddes and Edwin Monks with Evelyn Steward as alternate. Portmouth team members are Barbara Till Billy Case and Ray Schwenke with Mildred Vandament as alternate.
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Logan
Logan High
Gallipolis
Portsmouth
Mary Coakley
Miriam Geddes
Edwin Monks
Evelyn Steward
Barbara Till
Billy Case
Ray Schwenke
Mildred Vandament
P. T. A. Director to Speak at Logan Feb 1
Parent-Teacher Associations of Hocking County will meet at Logan High Auditorium at 7 30 PM on Wednesday February 1. Mrs C W Booth district director and Mrs Ethiel Peters Simon extension secretary of the state department of education will be principal speaker on Aims Purposes and Plans of the Parent-Teacher Association. Public invited.
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Logan
Hocking County
Logan High
C. W. Booth
Ethiel Peters Simon
State Department of Education
Parent-Teacher Association
All-Request Program by Logan Senior Choir
The Senior Choir of the First Presbyterian Church led by Mrs Weymaretier offers an all request program at 7 PM Sunday. Miss Violet Brehm and William Patechen request solos. Anthems, hymns, and numbers by mixed and male quartets plus the women's choir conclude the program to raise funds for robes.
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Violet Brehm
William Patechen
Local Updates From Woodbine Area
Frank Thomas is ill. The high school team hosts McLaney at McLaney Woodbine. Rebekah Lodge met Monday night. Aunt Martha Long is seriously ill. A jitney supper is planned in the Methodist Church basement Saturday by the Ladies Aid Society. John Neilson remains in a serious condition. Jimmie Blankenship traveled with Mrs Danny Thomas and her children to Barberton Sunday.
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Frank Thomas
Iil
McLaney
Woodbine Rebekah
Deputy Gamer Protector Seeks Brown Trout for Clear Fork Creek
Deputy Game Protector Edward M. Eberst said he has assurance from Congressman Mell G. Underwood to secure a supply of brown trout for Clear Fork Creek. Tests on the stream have been forwarded to Underwood by the deputy protector.
Logan race for auditorship heats up as candidates emerge
Logan observers expect a crowded primary for the city auditorship next August. Democrats consider Josephine Hansel for renomination and Fay Walker may enter. Republicans discuss Bess Mutchmore and Frank Eberst eyes a possible mayoral bid. Treasurers and solicitors expected to seek reelection. Lanning and Martin likely return.
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Low
Logan
Josephine Hansel
Fay Walker
Bess Mutchmore
Sumner ¥. Martin
Eberat
Farbeann Retains Post as Traffic Officer in Logan
Logan officials approve funding to keep Deputy Joe Farbeann as traffic officer and court bailiff under Sheriff Sol Ellinger. Farbeann has served over 11 years, taking on traffic duties after the retirement of Thomas Collins and prior to a formal bailiff appointment by Judge Harley Whitcraft.
Miller seeks data on Hocking County pioneer fliers
Mrs W G Miller wife of Lloyd Miller of New York has written the Logan Chamber of Commerce asking for information on pioneer aviators in Hocking County She is a member of the Early Birds Association and formerly lived in the county She is a daughter of Mr and Mrs Alpha Genselia of this city Officials will supply available data.
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Logan
W. Gensseils Miller
Lioyd Miller
New York
Chamber of Commerce
Hocking County
Early Birds Association
Miller
Alpha Genselia
Logan postmaster Hull ill after influenza attack
A. B. Hull, post master and publisher of the Logan Republican, remains confined to his bed at home on East Hunter Street due to complications from an influenza illness dating from last week.
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Logan
A. B. Hull
The
Logan Republican
East Hunter Street
Civil service list of 175 laborers approved for city period
The civil service director Fred C. Shively announced that 175 laborers are on the city list for the period Jan 1 to Jan 20. Approval by the commission is required to meet regulations.
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Logan
Civil Service
Fred C. Shively
Pupils Active At The Plains Report States
The Plains High School notes ninth grade home economics girls finishing aprons and starting articles before Miss McCrey leaves with a new student teacher. Algebra and English lessons progress as students study poets and problem solving. Basketball teams beat Greens Run 33 23 for boys and 33 18 for girls, while Chauncey defeated Plains 21 17 in a close boys game and Plains girls won 25 15.
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the Plains
Miss McCrey
Harry Armbruster
Sophmores
Plains High School
Greens
Plains Girls
Greens Run
Plains Boys
Plains
Chauncey
Chauncey and
The
Chauncey Girls
Acquittal for John Ogg in disturbing the peace case
Logan judge acquits John Ogg Starr Township after hearing evidence on disturbing the peace charge. He will appear before a jury next week for trial on assault and battery.
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Logan
John Ogg
Starr Township
Harvey M. Whitcraft
Ogg
Amesville Social Highlights and School Honor Roll
Amesville residents gathered for a dance at Mr and Mrs Charles Gardener s new store room while Mr and Mrs Grosvenor hosted. Music by Henrietta Glazier s orchestra and fiddlers filled the event. The Amesville School honored students across grades one through six for no absences or tardies during the fourth month, listing a large roster of names.
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Charles Gardener
Henrietta Glazier
Daisy Burns
Townhouse
Amesville
Virginia Glazier
Wanda Smith
Helen Everett
Phyllis Lavelle
Arthur Mathews
Walter Poston
Bobby Webster
Betty Inman
Pauline McDaniel
Pauline “Lemming
Eileen Calentine
Charlies Clark
June Eckard
Joan Hubbell
Billy Inman
Allen Jago
Cleona Jo Jago
Clara Easler
Mary Anne King
Frances Linscott
Marjory Lewis
Eileen McDaniel
Arthur North
Donald North
Clair Parson
Donna Mae Riley
Donna Jean Sedwick
Mary Frances Smith
Miles Wolfe
Joan Marquis
Juanita Burton
Beulah Calentine
Betty Eckard
Esther Keirns
Katherine Mathews
Edith Meseher
Marion Pierce
Mazie Johnson
Margaret Smith
Aldo Antle
Clarence Clark
Ralph Mills
Carl Morris
Hampton Johnson
Johnson
Robert Sedwick
Wyllie Boudinot
Roberta Curry
Chauncey School Fire Forces Grade Reassignment
Chauncey pupils from the first three grades returned to classes after a week off as the Jefferson school building, once used by the automotive department, was repurposed to house first and second graders taught by Miss Sime and Mrs Close while third graders study under Mrs Bridgewater in the Lincoln grade building.
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Chauncey
Jefferson
Automotive
Sime
Revival at Chauncey Church of God continues
Revival services at the Chauncey Church of God enter a fourth week with strong attendance. Pastor Rev. Calvin Haines from Athens Hocking Street Church assists Rev. Clarence Way. Raymond Atkins of Athens leads song service. Young People's Society meets Thursday at six.
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Chauncey
Funeral Held In Carbondale For Fred Dust
Kenneth Nye and Albert Franz of Chauncey attended the funeral in Carbondale for Fred Dust held at his home with burial in Asbury Cemetery.
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Chauncey
Kenneth Nye
Albert Franz
Carbondale
Fred Dust
Asbury Cemetery
Busy Bee Sewing Club Meeting Set for Friday Night
Jan 2 Chauncey announces Busy Bee Sewing Club will hold a meeting in the home of Mrs. Bessie Walters Friday night.
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Chauncey
Busy Bee Sewing Club
Bessie Walters
Pocahontas Lodge to Host All Day Quilting in Millfield
Mazon Council No. 93 Degree of Pocahontas announces an all day quilting event and pot luck dinner in Millfield lodge hall on Thursday. An initiation is planned at night with a social hour and refreshments to follow.
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Millfield
Mazon Council
Degree of Pocahontas
Council Masons To Hold Annual Inspection
The Athens Council No. 15 Royal and Select Masters will meet at the Masonic Building on Thursday in January. William C. Winans of Cincinnati will inspect the work and confer the R and S S M degree. A lunch will follow as many members are expected to attend.
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Athens Council No. 15
Masonic Building
William C. Winans
Cincinnati
Acomb Dentist Relocates Offices to Woodworth Store
Dr. A B Acomb dentist has moved his office from the Majestic Theater Building to rooms over the Woodworth and Son store, previously used by the Drs Danford.
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A. B. Acomb
Majestic Theater
Woodworth & Son
Drs
Oh Professor Farce Set by Masons and Eastern Star
A farce titled Oh Professor will be presented by Masons and Eastern Star members on Tuesday evening January 31 at the High School Auditorium. Cast includes line holdings from second to sixth grades with multiple students named in each class.
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Line Fleming
Helen Everett
Betty Inman
Virginia Glazier
Fannie Burton
Betty Grandstaff
Billy Inman
Allen Jago
Cleona Jo Jago
Clara Kasler
Eileen McDaniel
Opal Myers
Miles Wolfe
Joan Marquis
Rosalie Brannon
Letha Keirns
Mazie Johnson
Philip Linncott
Robert Sedwick
Kenneth Vernon
Margie Wooley
Helen
Dorothy Ogg
Merril Saylor
Delores North
Rebecca Belle Smith
Louise Dixon
Margaret Gerardis
Marie Keirns
Mary Lee Thompson
Masons
Eastern Star
Mines report activity across Chauncey district
Eleven mines reported work today in the Chauncey area while Chauncey Mine No. 2 and Poston Mine No. 6 at Millfield remain idle. Operators listed include Carbondale Lick Run Kimberly Black Diamond Hocking No. 267 No. 119 No. 24 No. 28 No. 15 and No. 9.
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Chauncey
Poston
Millfield
Carbondale
Lick Run
Kimberly
Black Diamond
Hocking
McGinley Rites Held At New Straitsville
Funeral services were held today for Faye McGinley 20 daughter of the late Mr and Mrs John McGinley from St Augustine Catholic Church New Straitsville with burial there. She died after an operation in a Columbus hospital and had been kept at the home of her uncle and aunt Mr and Mrs Levi Sweazy in Columbus until the funeral. She is survived by three sisters and her mother.
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Chauncey
Faye McGinley
John McGinley
Eisie Lennigar
St. Augustine Catholic Church
New Straitsville
Miss McGinley
Columbus
Levi Sweazy
Families Travel and Visit Across Ohio Communities
Mr and Mrs John Kranyik return to Dayton after being called to Chauncey by Andrew Kranyik Sr s death Miss Hazel LaHugh comes back from a two week visit with cousins Ernest Stanley Bolis Mills and aunt Mrs Don Sanders Albany Mrs BE Adams Chauncey spends the week in The Plains with her niece Mrs Ervin Channel and family Earl Anderson Connellsville PA visits Millfield to see his in law and sister in law Dan Fulton Marie Morgan Lancaster visits Chauncey relatives Daniel Fulton Millfield hosts For Anderson Connellsville PA and John Fulton Greens Run at a Sunday dinner
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John Kranyik
Chauncey
Andrew Kranyik
Dayton
Hazel LaHugh
Ernest Stanley
Boliis Mills
Don Sanders
Albany
BE. J. Adams
The
Plains
Ervin Channel
Earl Anderson
Connelaville
Millfield
Inlaw
Dan Fulton
Marie Morgan
Lancaster
Henry Morgan
Daniel Fulton
Anderson
Connelsville
John Fulton
Greens Run
Albany High Boys Win Two Close Games at Home
Albany, Jan 2 Albany basket ball fans saw two hard fought wins by the local boys over the weekend. Friday they beat Ames Bern 26 23 and Saturday defeated Carbondale 27 22 in Athens County League action. The next events feature a Friday clash with Waterloo and a 6 30 p m Future Farmers game.
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Albany
Jan
Ames- Bern
Ames
Albany Boys
Carbondale
Waterloo
Farmers of Te
Ames Bern
Sara E. Dailey
Irma Sickles
Ben 8. Beckler
Columbus
Bellefontaine
London
O. D. Dailey
Vicks Offers Trial Size Antiseptic at 10 Cents
Local druggists receive five million bottles of a trial size Vicks Voratone antiseptic priced at 10 cents to introduce the product. The 25 cent value aims to test quality and economy, while regular sizes remain 35 cents. The offer targets mouthwashes gargles and antiseptic lotions for widespread use.
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Vicks
Vicks VapoRube
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