Odd Fellows Mark 100th Founding Anniversary in Logan
About 19 people attended the observance of the lodge’s centennial at Hocking Valley Lodge No. 262 Odd Fellows with Rolland Bright as master of ceremonies. speakers included Mrs. Charles Price, J. B. Wilson, Edna Canter Shawnee, Charlies T. Cross, and George Neffner Columbus. Western Union Trio and a women’s group performed before lunch.
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Logan
Hocking Valley
Charlies T. Cross
George Neffner
Columbus
Sovereign Grand Lodge
Willis Lehman
James R. Nelson
D. A. Holzachuk
C. B. Hulse
Carl C. Sparnon
Second Diphtheria Case Reported in County
Logan health officials report a second diphtheria case in the county. Ankrom M West Logan is ill with diphtheria, alongside 10 year old Roberta Gainer of South Bloomingville with the disease. Sam Horn of Carbon Hill has scarlet fever.
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Logan
Jan
Ankrom
West Logan
Health Department
Roberta Gainer
Perry Gaines
South Bloomingville
Sam
Grant Horn
Carbon Hill
New Antiseptic Prescription Relieves Sore Throat Fast
Quick's Cut Rate Store promotes Kojene antiseptic gargle promising instant throat relief. The ad claims quick soothing effect, daily use as a health habit, money back guarantee, and availability at Quick's and other first class drug stores.
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Quick's
Cut Rate Store
Quick's Cut Rate
Logan Post Decides To Get New Quarters
Logan Post of the American Legion reversed its decision and will move headquarters to the second floor of the Hansel Building on Fast Main Street. A three year lease was signed with H. G. Hansel, the owner, after years at the First Rempel National Bank Building. Wrestlers and boxers signed up for the elimination event directed by athletic director Charles C. Achauer. Rehearsals for the minstrel start next week. Bean soup was served after the meeting.
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Logan
Jan
Logan Post
The
American Legion
Hansel Building
Fast Main Street
H. G. Hansel
Jess Columber
Tom
Forest FE
Weinrich
Frank Hillyer Birthday Party Noted At Home
Birthday of Frank Hillyer observed with a Saturday night party at the home organized by Mrs. Hillyer. Cards were played with Mrs. Charlies Price and William Ginsberg as winners. gifts were given and lunch served by Mrs. Hillyer and Miss Grace Hillyer, with guests listed.
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George Ford
Samuel Mundy
Margaret Columber
Madeline Mundy
Judge Whitcraft heads to Akron for judges and bar meeting
Judge Harley M. Whitcraft travels to Akron for the annual Common Pleas Judges Association and Ohio Bar Association meeting. He serves as secretary of the judges association, a role held for four years, and is accompanied by Mrs. Whitcraft.
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Logan
Harley M. Whitcraft
Akron
The
Common Pleas Judges Association
Ohio Bar Association
Judge Whitcraft
Judges Association
George In a Jam play by Ilesboro PTA
The Ilesboro Parent-Teacher Association will present a Friday night performance of George In a Jam on February 3. Cast includes 8 H Dillon Ruth Griffith Madeline Kitchen Birdie Garner Neale Kitchen Kathryn Rohrer Vance Griffith Floyd Riggs Jucy Barker and Arthur Griffith with special music and monologues.
Senior High Music Groups Present Concert in New Auditorium
Senior High audiences enjoyed a Tuesday night concert featuring the school band, Girls Glee Club, Boys Glee Club, and the high school orchestra. Richard McCutchan directed the band, Minnie L. Bowen led the Girls Glee Club, and Ruth Welty accompanied the orchestra with Leah Rachcal Warren at the piano.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan, Jane
Richard McCutchan
Loren Long
Edwin Monks
Girls’ Glee Club
Minnie L. Bowen
Morton Epstein
Leah Rachcal Warren
Boys’ Glee Club
Miss Bowen
Mary Frances Wenn
Use of Engine House By Nixon OKayed in Logan
Logan council approves Walter Nixon using the engine house south room as a workshop with a 5 to 6 vote. Nixon, to be reinstated as fire chief February 1 after a 30 day suspension, has used the room as a garage. The council also grants $1,500 in relief funds for service director Fred C. Shively to handle emergencies.
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Hop. Logan
Walter Nixon
L. K. Showalter
Stracke
Nixon
Fred C. Shively
Divorce Threatens 35 Year Marriage in Augusta Suit
Augusta Shaw sues Robert H. Shaw for divorce after 35 years of marriage. They wed Feb 10, 1897 and share a minor child. She alleges he left home Nov 17, 1992 and has lived apart since. a second woman is named. She seeks restraining order on property, custody, alimony, and removal of dower rights.
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Logan
Jan
Augusta Shaw
Robert H. Shaw
County Salary Scale Lower Than Pre War
The report notes Hocking County elective officers are paid less than before World War I, due to population decreases and recent legislative cuts. Some salaries are up to 400 dollars lower, while workload has risen, with offices reporting about zero to some increase in tasks over six years. Local notes cover Gibisonville toilet installation, hospital updates, and a return to Rockbridge for Miss May Rayner after six weeks.
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Logan
Jan
Hocking County
May Rayner
Rockbridge
Cheer Leaders Named for The Plains High School Classes
The Plains High School plans to select two cheerleaders per class with tryouts in Friday’s assembly. Candidates include Doris Gabbett and Woodrow Sherwood for twelfth grade, Margaret Powell and Virgil Ball for tenth, Lois Douglas and Charles Nelson for ninth, Rose Harrison and Kenneth Reeves for eighth, Margaret Brammer and Frank Hysell for seventh. The Freshman class will also elect two members. The school dramatics club, home economics activities, and a student chef club are described with names of participants and officers.
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the Plains
the Plains High School
Doris Gabbert
Woodrow Sherwood
Margaret Powell
Virgil Ball
Lois Douglas
Charles Nelson
Rose Harrison
Kenneth Reeves
Margaret Brammer
Frank Hysell
Miss Diver
Miss Distel
Ohio University
Sofapilio
Miss Diste
Rutabeggio
Walter Wharton
Spagettio
John Manda
Sapolio
Betty Davies
Miss Cone
Miss Whaling
Jimmy Bean
Dean Nida
Don Nida
Joe Manda
Gilbert Donelson
John Vessalo
Herbert Looney
Bryson Pussell
Victor Beckle
Glenford Olson
Plains High School
Liquor Drama To Be Offered at Mt. Hermon
Mt. Hermon United Brethren Church Sharpsburg hosts Protection a dramatic trial style play about illegal liquor traffic on Tuesday January 3 at 7 30 p m Twenty three Sharpsburg residents appear in the cast with roles from judge to jurors outlining a courtroom drama on present day liquor issues.
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Mt. Hermon
Mt. Hermon U. R
Sharpsburg
Joseph Henthorn
Richard Henthorn
United States
Ralph McCune
Vera Strode
W. H. Long
Mary Wilson
Marie Beard
George Bond
RB F E. Armstrong
Michael McCormick
Cleetice Henthorn
Dan Parker
Delbert Beard
Phillip C. Moore
Dale Thompson
R. B. Rich
Pollyanna Armstrong
Ruth Russell
Frances McCune
Elmer Aldridge
Marie Dickson
Lucille Aldridge
Dale Kenney
Dale McCune
Pauline Dickson
Leota Strode
Lenore Kenney
Sluggers Vie in Legion Tourney Knockout Decides in Gallipolis
In Gallia County the American Legion Amateur Boxing Tournament concluded with one knockout, three draws, and three decisions at the Lafayette Post Hall. Flyweight William Cromley defeated Robert Arrington. Malcolm Jackson beat William Foster and John Mays, with Jackson stopping Mays in the first round. Carl North won over Don Lewis in a slugging middleweight bout. Draws went to Roland Erwin vs Tag Ball, Russell Plymate vs Wayne Singleton, and Preston vs Aaron Kelton. Winners advance to the district tournament in Athens in February. Ed Martin and Kenneth Frazier refereed.
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Legion
Gallipolis
American Legion
Lafayette Post Hall
William Cromley
Robert Arrington
Malcolm Jackson
William Foster
John Mays
William Wall
George Emerson
Jackson
Mays
Carl North
Don Lewis
Roland Erwin
Tag Ball
Russell Plymate
Wayne Singleton
Preston
Aaron Kelton
Lot
Wall
Gallia County
Athens
Ed Martin
Kenneth Frazier
Fire damages city garage storage in Gallipolis
Fire caused by an overheated stove pipe damaged rafters in a garage behind the water works office used by the city to store trucks. Sherman Eagle, assignee for Ohio Valley Distributing Co, had suit against R. C. Hineman dismissed with costs paid.
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Gallipolis
Waterworks
Sherman Eagle
Ohio Valley Distributing Company
R. C. Hineman
Holzer Hospital admits two patients in Gallipolis
Admis sions to Holzer Hospital Wednesday include Mrs. Lester Saunders of Gallipolis who is under treatment and Miss Rita Smith of Athens diagnosed with tonsillitis.
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Gallipolis
Holzer Hospital
Lester Saunders
Rita Smith
Athens
Local Bridge Party At Spears Home On Chillicothe Road
Mrs. W. E. Spears hosted a four table bridge evening on Chillicothe Road Tuesday. High honors awarded to Mrs. Robert Price and Ted Johnson. Miss Martha Beasley of Mexico Missouri visits Mrs. Helen Yost. Rose Wetherholt heads to Cleveland as an examiner in the auditor of state department. Garland Gillingham and spouse attend the midwinter session of the State Pharmaceutical Association in Columbus.
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W. E. Spears
Chillicothe Road
Robert Price
Ted Johnson
Martha Beasley
Mexico
Helen Yost
Rose Wetherholt
Cleveland
Department of Auditor of State
Garland Gillingham
Columbus
State Pharmaceutical Association
Columbia Grange Won't Witness Degree Work
Columbia Grange will hold a regular meeting Friday January 27. Degree work will be presented by newly installed officers. The lecturer has prepared a program with a Grange verse a surprise feature music by a family a dialogue Capturing the Burglar by seven young folks and current events. Members respond to What I like at a Grange meeting.
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Columbia Grange
Two Sisters
Kruschen Fat Loss Claim Promotes Safe Weight Reduction
Dayton woman Miss Rea M Haines reports dropping seven pounds in one week after starting Kruschen Salts. The ad urges taking half a teaspoon in hot water each morning and promotes a four week bottle sold by Cline Pharmacy Co McKee Drug Co and other drugstores with a money back guarantee if not convinced.
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Rea M. Haines
Dayton
Obie
Jane Hi
Cline Pharmacy Co
McKee Drug Co
America
Ady
Flour distribution report from Gallia Red Cross chapter
Gallia County American Red Cross reports 11,488 sacks of flour valued at 34,016.95 distributed from April to Jan 9, with 80 sacks remaining from six carloads and a new 3,200 sack seventh carload received. Gallipolis Township led with 1,606 sacks. outside township, 9,882 sacks. In addition to flour, nearly $700 in clothing provided. Historical figures cover relief spending, flour distribution, and broader Red Cross activity through early 1933.
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Gallipolis
Gallia County
The
American Red Cross
C. C. Richard
Greenfield Township
Gallia
Clay
Harrison
Morgan
Perry
Springfield
Addison
Green
Cheshire
Guyan
Huntington
Ohio
Raccoon
Walnut
Red Cross
Logan Team Defeats Gallia Academy In Debate
Gallia Academy’s negative debate team loses to Logan in a Wednesday afternoon match at the local high school. Judge Prof. Bruce Blackburn of Marietta College Economics Department presided. The defeat ends Gallia Academy’s advancement prospects in the Ohio High School Debating League beyond preliminaries.
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Gallipolis
Gallia Academy
Logan
Bruce Blackburn
Department of Economics
Marietta College
Alleged Keg Owner To Face Trial Friday
Gallipolis Ohio January 26 Trial of Leslie Montgomery of Ohio Township for possession of a five gallon keg of liquor will be held Friday at 1 p m before Mayor A J Stormont. Montgomery was arrested at his Eblin Hollow home by Deputy Sheriff Gates Constable Gilmore and others. Officers found the keg cached in a rock cliff and broken bottles in a creek suggested an attempt to destroy evidence. It is believed Montgomery had advance warning of the officers departure.
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Gallipolis
Leslie Montgomery
Ohio Township
A. J. Stormont
Montgomery
Eblin Hollow
Howard Gates
Ivan Fife
Ora Gilmore
J. H. Shate
Squire W. F. Chambers
End Coughs and Colds with Creomulsion Discovery
Creomulsion, an emulsion of creosote with healing agents, claims to soothe inflamed membranes and inhibit germ growth. The ad asserts the product treats persistent coughs, colds, bronchitis, asthma, and post cold recovery, with money back if not relieved when used as directed.
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Logan Odd Fellows
E. W. Beall
West Virginia Lodge
J. 8. Wilson
New Straitsville Lodge
Mra
Edna Canter
Rebekah Assembly of
Frank Hillyer Ie
Jurists’ Meeting
Sele
Gibisonville
Kenneth Lynn
H. F. Miller
Federal Department
W. B. Lacock
Miss Rayner
Plains
Miller Bros
No. Court St
Dial
BP. Widg
Athens, C
Cincinnati
Hamilton
Covington, Ky
Paramount Membriate
Cross Bros
W. Unio
E. B. Acomb
Woodworth’s Shoe
Majestic Theater
Bidg
Cuff
Frusters
Jan Steward
Clay Troth
Homer Ber. Houck
Johnston
Fred P
Avenue
Childrens mV
QUICK
Union ST
Prince Albert
Armand
el Bonita
Castile
Glover
McKesson
Ingram
Max Factor
Norwich
Dr. West
Soc Ipana
Mennen
Parklane
Dro
Colgate’s Tooth
POLO
Coats
Zenners
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