Nineteen Families Seek Aid From Logan Relief
Nineteen families applied for help from the Logan Relief Association since its organization. Stores provide limited credit to recipients, with one family aided five times. Total aid amounted to 85 dollars, plus distribution of used clothing and bed clothing. Service Director Fred C. Shively and Deputy Sheriff Joe Farbearn led relief efforts, while some beneficiaries promise repayment when employed to support further aid.
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Logan, Jan
Logan Relief Association
Fred C. Shively
Joe Farbearn
Sorority Delegates Attend Lancaster Province Meet
Local Sigma Phi Gamma chapter sent delegates Miss Garnet Sheets and Miss Pauline Magle to the Lancaster province convention. A card party and dance at the Elks Club and a Sunday business session with a banquet were held. International officers led sessions and Fay Walker spoke. a Baltimore meeting is planned next month. Other local attendees included Mrs. Wayne Price and several members.
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Baltimore
Wayne Price
Clarence Blosser
Robert Keck
Margaret Hall
Millie Rainer
Kathleen Juergensmelier
Mabel Wolfe
Laurie
Rhea Pettit
Mary Frasch
Margaret Walker
Fay Walker
Esther Thomas
Divorice Petition Alleges Cruelty and Alcohol Abuse
Eliza beth Bryan sues Walter Bryan for divorce to the judge in Logan alleging cruelty and excessive drinking. She seeks custody of a minor son and alimony. A temporary restraining order barred encumbrance of property. They married July 25 1918 and have a nine year old child. The petition cites a November 21 1930 beating and a prior guilty plea with a fine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. P. Miller
Gleaners Class Reorganizes Officers At Mrs Risch Home
Mrs. Lester Risch hosted the Gleaners Class of the Methodist Episcopal Sunday School on Warner Avenue. Reorganization named Mrs. Risch president Miss Walker vice president and Mrs. Keck secretary treasurer with H PD Atha as teacher. Social hour included three contests won by Mrs Lavon Goodlve Mrs Harry Clair and Miss Ann Iles. Others present included Miss Violet Reddick Mrs Joe Philips Miss Marie Lines Miss Grace St Clair Miss Grace Harden Miss Dorothy Schaal and Miss Esther Thomas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lester Risch
Robert Keck
Fay Walker
Methodist Episcopal Sunday School
Warner Avenue
Risch
Miss Walker
Keck
H. PD. Atha
Lavon Goodlve
Harry&j. Clair
Ann Iles
J Cviolet Reddick
Joe Philips
Marie Lines
Grace St. Clair
Grace Harden
Dorothy Schaal
Esther Thomas
Auxiliary meeting at Logan Post 78 rooms features music and bingo
Thirty members of the Auxiliary to Logan Post No. 78 gather in the post rooms for a joint business and social session. The entertainment committee led by Mrs Lawrence Adcock and others facilitated activities with Hull sisters providing music and the Glee Club singing Ohio under Mrs M F Weyminster. Bingo rounds accompany lunch served by the committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan Post No. 78
Post
Grange Chapter Sees Steady Growth to Seventy-Five Members
Logan area report shows Millers Chapel Grange of Green Township organized last September with 75 members. Initiations are held regularly and growth continues as of Tuesday.
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Logan
Millers Chapel Grange
Green Township
Marriage License for Arthur Bartoce and Lena Christian
Arthur Bartoce 18 a miner of Carbon Hill wed Lena Christian 18 at home Carbon Hill with Magistrate E E Bright officiating. The couple are the children of Mr and Mrs Hampton Christian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Bartoce
Carbon Hill
Lena Christian
Hampton Christian
E. E. Bright
Six Join Logan Chamber of Commerce
Six new members were added to the Logan Chamber of Commerce including Anthony Toerner Boyd Wright Harley N Armstrong Rev H L Geddes I P Mooney and Chief of Police Lewis Reynolds. The growth boosts officers efforts to aid local industries pursue a refinery project and reopen the shoe factory amid the industrial slump.
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Logan
Logan Chamber of Commerce
Anthony Toerner
Boyd Wright
Harley N. Armstrong
H.L. Geddes
The
Presbyterian Church
I. P. Mooney
Lewis Reynolds
Plan Chick Study Logan Hosts All Day Poultry School
Arrangements are made for an all day chick school at the Courthouse in Logan on February 12. Harold Chambers extension agent announces the program featuring talks by a state specialist, local poultry men, and instructional motion pictures and slides. The event inaugurates the grow healthy pullets project open to all seeking extension service assistance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Harold Chambers
Logan High to Debate Wellston Team on Chain Stores
Logan High School will host the Wellston High School negative team in a 7:30 p m Thursday debate at the auditorium. The question asks if chain stores are detrimental to the best interests of the United States Public. A later trip to Jackson will follow, marking the final local debate opportunity this year.
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Logan
Logan High School
Wellston High School
United States
Jackson
Hill's Cascara Quinine Cold Remedy Ad
Advertises Hill's Cascara Quinine as a fast acting cold remedy. Recommends two tablets then follow box directions and heavy water intake. Claims quick relief from head congestion and fever to return to work with surprising speed and offers money back if ineffective.
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Hill
Hill’s
Grange Purchases Church Property in Green Township
In Logan on January 28 the Miller’s Chapel Grange of Green Township purchased Miller’s Chapel Methodist Episcopal Church from trustees James Kern and Mrs. Clara O’Hare. Grange trustees Alva Milles Samuel Strawn and Andrew Rheinschell plan immediate remodeling and will allow former congregants to hold services on Sundays if they wish. The church, deeded in 1876, had dwindled in numbers making maintenance impossible.
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Logan
Hocking County
Miller's Chapel Methodist Episcopal Church
Miller's Chapel Grange
Green Township
Alva Milles
Samuel Strawn
Andrew Rheinschell
Grange
Marriage Announced of Mrs Margurite Heer Oman and Russell R Andrews
Announcement from Columbus states the marriage occurred last week at Grace Lutheran Church in Columbus between Mrs Margurite Heer Oman and Russell R Andrews. Mrs Andrews is known in Capital City for musical engagements with the Futerpean Club and ties to Dr George Heer. He is president and treasurer of the American Budget.
Judy Grocers sweep two of three from Logan Transfers
Judy Grocers won two of three bowling matches against Logan Transfers in Logan on January 28. Eddie Tolbert joined Logan but Judy's Beshara posted 669 pins over three games, while Transfers claimed 1 013 pins in their best contest and Jones rolled a 246 in his second game. Johnson added 238 for the winners in the final set.
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Logan
Judy
Eddie Tolbert
Beshara
Jones
Johnson
Judy Grocers
Four-Year Terms Proposed for Ohio State Offices
In Columbus a Senate resolution by Sen. Robert A. Taft seeks to extend all elective state offices to four-year terms, with a constitutional amendment to voters in November 1931 and terms beginning in 1935. The same session includes Sen. Weber bills on fiscal year shift to July 1 and on exemptions for prayer-based healing from medical practice laws.
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Columbus
Senate
Robert A. Taft
Hamilton County
Weber
Franklin County
Wis
Reedsville and area residents gather for family visits and school board change
Reedsville and nearby towns report multiple social visits including Mr. and Mrs. Garrett Reed and baby with Mrs. Reed’s parents, C. W. Bickley and wife. Howard Shumway at Beverly with Miss Hazel Kincaid’s family. Join McKay away from school due to illness at Racine. Mrs. Jazzie Stout Alfred and Paul Person Murray City visit Nan Mc. Dole. Earl Randolph family in Parkersburg with S. Wilsons. Fred Shumway named clerk of Reedsville School Board succeeding W. A. McDole, who died at 75 after illness leaving widow and brother Ulysses.
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Garrett Reed
Coolville
Nan Mc. Dole
Earl Randolph
Parkersburg
S. Wilson
Fred Shumway
Reedsville
W. A. McDole
Ulysses
Fostoria
Local Knights of St. John Auxiliary Members Attend District Meeting
Mrs. M. J. Khrumlauf and Mrs. L. R. Kiehle represented Logan Auxiliary to the Knights of St. John at a district gathering in Columbus. Several other local members attended. District officers were re elected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
M. J. Khrumlauf
L. R. Kiehle
Knights of St. John
Columbus
St. Clair Son Taken for Weeks of Treatment at Magnetic Springs
Edward St. Clair of Webb Summit, son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank St. Clair, was taken to Magnetic Springs on Tuesday for several weeks of treatment after a month long illness. He is accompanied by his aunt Mrs. Hannah Webb who will assist in his care.
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Logan
Edward St. Clair
Frank St. Clair
Webb Summit
Magnetic Springs
Hannah Webb
Local Social Roundup from Mineral Area Sunday
Mineral residents hosted and visited over the weekend with Mrs. Virgil Shingler and family at The Plains, Albert Stump visiting parents, plus several gatherings at Arthur Deeter’s. A birth announced for Virginian Eileen in Columbus, and multiple trips to Athens and Logan noted. one child ill with double pneumonia, and Thomas Jefferson McKibben in University Hospital for treatment.
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Ben Boyer
Arthur Deeter
Amos Brett
Ralph
Athens
Clyde Parson
Howard and Clair
Amesville
Clyde Deeter
Betty
J. P. Emish
Charles
Wilbur Clendenin
Chillicothe
Clyde Withers
Columbus
Eileen
John Withers
State Forest Farm
Richard Brooks
Jesse Cooley
Logan
Vint Bolen
Thomas Jefferson McKibben
University Hospital, Columbus
Charles Buckley
Joe Buckley
Gerald Raymond
Coolville
Billy Shingler
Starling Shingler
Charles H. Stump
Carbondale
Bowling Green Ends Toledo Fire in Close Northwest Match
Bowling Green College defeated Toledo W University 35 to 34 last night, tying Findlay College for second in the Northwest Basketball Conference standings. The game was close throughout.
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Toledo
Bowling Green College
Findlay College
Toledo W University
Pleasant Valley Families Gather For Weekend Visits
Pleasant Valley residents and relatives visited over the weekend with kin in Athens Albany and nearby towns. Mr and Mrs Pierson Cooper, Mr and Mrs Pearl Wood, and families joined gatherings with the Brooks Wood and Martin households.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Pugh
Vivian
Dr Edwards Olive Tablets Promise Healthful Liver Boost
Dr F M Edwards after 20 years treats many women with a vegetable substitute for calomel named Dr Edwards Olive Tablets. Olive colored, they stimulate a normal liver and bowel action, remove waste, and improve pallor, headaches, pimples, and energy. Sold in 15c 30c and 60c sizes for daily upkeep.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. M. Edwards
Dr. Edwards
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Grange Tuesday
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Patsy Patejdl
Virgil Shingler
the Plains
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Albert Stump
Garnet Bretz
Findlay
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Charles Elmer
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