Births Outnumber Deaths in Hocking County June Totals
Logan July 10. Births in Hocking County for June totaled 32 while deaths were 18. Among deaths 14 were residents over 70, with 3 between 21 and 50. Influenza and pneumonia led communicable cases with three each, measles two. The births list includes many couples in Logan district households.
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Logan
Hocking County
Department of Health
Harry R. Primmer
Archie S. Harris
George N. Grove
George Tingler
Karl Schmitter
Lawrence E. Coakley
Virgil H. Gorby
Fred Sheeler
Dallas Heft
Elven Friend
Clark V. Inboden
Lester Donaldson
William Horn
Nannie W. Reynolds
Hoover Stevens
Samuel Jewsell
Jessie N. van Bibber
Earnest Davis
Earl Keeton
William W. Gordon
John Mitchell
Amos F. Carpenter
Bird Man Judges Colorings and Announces Winners
The Bird Man reports prize results from Nelsonville Central School entries. Winners include Terry Greene age 7 first prize Class I at 50 Franklin Avenue and Harrett Davis age 7 second prize at 1 Mill Street. Isabelle Easterling age 10 at 782 Poplar Street wins Class II first prize. Dick Guinther age 10 from Jacksonville, student of Miss Irene Lay, wins second prize. Colored engravings will be sent.
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Terry Greene
Franklin Avenue
Elizabeth Linton
Nelsonville Central School
Harrett Davis
Mill Street
Nelsonville
Isabelle Easterling
Poplar Street
Pedigo
Dick Guinther
Jacksonville
Irene Lay
Dayton Woman's Club hosts new members with speaker
Lauretta McKee of Dayton spoke at the Easterling clubhouse as the Dayton Business and Professional Women's club welcomed 13 new members. A three course luncheon preceded the program with visiting members present and vocal numbers by Mrs. C. S. Clark.
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Logan
Lauretta McKee
Dayton
Logan Business and Professional Women's Club
Easterling
Bertye P. Correll
Amy Easterling
Phila Brooke
W. A. Bennett
Olivia Wright
Miss Royal
Miss Givins
Columbus
C. S. Clark
Local Workers Hold Missionary Meeting in Logan
In Logan on Friday afternoon the King's Daughters met at the Methodist church with Mrs. Dal las Kinser presiding in the president's absence. Mrs. Edward Franzen led devotionals while Ruth Brooke led the lesson on tithing and stewardship. Two solos were sung by Mrs. Edgar Hillyer and Mrs. Charles Smith as the business session closed followed by a two course dinner hosted by a committee including Mrs. Hammon, Mrs. Primmer, Mrs. Kreyssig, Mrs. Harden, and Miss Skinner with guests Mrs. Hillyer and Mrs. Stoody.
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Harry Hammon
Samuel Primmer
Fred Kreyssig
Lawrence Harden
Velma Skinner
Reading of Honorable Mention Names in Local Notice
The list credits Clea Conway Harrold Bateman and Alice Mechem among honorees. An extended line of honorable mentions follows with numerous names including William Swindell Eloise Davis Lille Poling Billy Bateman Paul ine Flowers Marguerite Morrison Laura J Willis Mertie Oliver Pauline Brown Bonnie Sayre Otis Johnson Ruth Johnson Rosemary Forsbach Paul Oskey Jimmy Davis Catherine Davis Helen Guinther Dorothy Davis Clarence Davis Eleanor Davis Elberta Bussey Adah Bussey Helen Moore Julie Bell Gillan Kathleen Hayden Ethel Hayden Pauline Flower Dorothy Mae Howard Billy Mecham Agnes Hartley Jennie Gilli lan Lisse Gillilan Herbert Lowther Almarine Johnson Elizabeth Brady Fannie Glenn Thelma Brady Bessie Swindell Margaret Conner Helen J Figgins Florence Easterling Emma Oliver Robert Riley Anna Riley Eldon Ball.
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Clea Conway
Harrold Bateman
Alice Mechem
William Swindell
Eloise Davis
Lille Poling
Billy Bateman
Pauline Flowers
Marguerite Morrison
Laura J. Willis
Mertie Oliver
Pauline Brown
Bonnie Sayre
Otis Johnson
Ruth Johnson
Rosemary Forsbach
Paul Oskey
Jimmy Davis
Cathine Davis
Irene Davis
Helen Guinther
Dorothy Davis
Clarence Davis
Eleanor Davis
Elberta Bussey
Adah Bussey
Helen Moore
Julie Bell Gillan
Kathleen Hayden
Ethel Hayden
Pauline Flower
Dorothy Mae Howard
Billy Mecham
Agnes Hartley
Jennie Gillilan
Lisse Gillilan
Herbert Lowther
Almarine Johnson
Elizabeth Brady
Fannie Glenn
Thelma Brady
Bessie Swindell
Margaret Conner
Helen J. Figgins
Florence Easterling
Emma ‘Oliver
Robert Riley
Anna Riley
Eldon Ball
Coal Owners Astonished by Dispatches on Lake Rates
Pittsburgh coal operators expressed disbelief at New York dispatches claiming a 35 cent differential in lake cargo coal rates between northern and southern railroads. They warned the shift could threaten the Littaugh coal trade and revive litigation over lake cargo rates. Present business hinges on a 45 cent basis.
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Pittsburgh
New York
Northern
Southern
Briley reunion in Rising Park hosts Lancaster visit
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Briley attended a Briley reunion in Rising Park on Sunday. Their son George Briley, a teacher at the Boys' Industrial school, was their guest Saturday night. Mrs. H L Geddes was taken to Columbus hospital Monday for treatment following a prior operation. Sherman Sheets of East Hunter street reports the birth of a daughter, Martha, early Monday morning. grandparents are Grant Dicken Gore and Elmer Sheets Perry County.
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Charles Briley
Lancaster
Briley
Rising Park
George Briley
Boys’ Industrial School
H. L. Geddes
Geddes
Columbus
Sherman Sheets
East Hunter Street
Martha
Grant Dicken
Gore
Elmer Sheets
Perry County
Logan WCTU Picnic Meeting At Methodist Church
The Logan chapter of the WCTU will hold its annual picnic meeting at the Methodist church at 3 p.m. Friday. Officers announce the event and urge a large attendance.
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Logan
Methodist Church
Local Rider Hurt in Buckeye Lake Auto Crash
Ralph Davidson, son of Mr and Mrs Bart Davidson of North Congress Street, sustained temporary paralysis after a car skid and rollover near Buckeye Lake on Sunday evening. He was with a party of four en route to Buckeye Lake and was taken to City Hospital Newark with his condition described as not serious. A student, Miss Reyndal Sweeney, fractured a rib and sustained scratches. Davidson's operation to relieve spinal pressure was planned for Wednesday after a bed clot on the spine had absorbed.
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Buckeye Lake
Ralph Davidson
Bart Davidson
North
Congress Street
Davidson
Pittsburgh
Columbus
Reyndal Sweeney
Citizen’s Hospital
Newark
Purported agreement seen as not immediate in effect
The passage notes that the claimed deal would not have immediate impact, as New York dispatches acknowledge the differential would not take effect right away, leaving observers unsure how any sudden negative consequences could arise.
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Tio New York
Raid Destroys 150 Gallon Still and Whisky Cache
Federal state and county officers raided a New Pittsburg hollow in Ward township on Sunday and seized a 150 gallon still and a large quantity of whisky. The operation was underway when officers arrived. the plant was in a shanty on coal company property and was dismantled with the equipment and liquor destroyed.
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Logan
Pittsburg
Ward Township
Sam Arbaugh Fined for Possession in Hocking County
Sam Arbaugh of South Bloomingville was fined 150 dollars and costs by Judge L G Worstell after an affidavit by Traffic Officer Joe Farbearn alleged liquor possession. Officers searched Arbaugh home Saturday night, found a small quantity, and he was jailed at Hocking County. Arbaugh runs the local telephone exchange serving southwestern county residents.
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Hocking County
Arbaugh
South Bloomingville
Barton Holl Named to State Legion Convention Committee
Logan official Barton Holl, former commander of the Logan American Legion post, is appointed to the state convention committee. He is the first Hocking county Legionnaire honored by the state department as plans proceed for the Columbus convention August 19 to 21.
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Logan
Ministers Enjoy Vacation at Dyers Bay Ontario
Loyd A. Mount reports from Dyers Bay Ontario that he and members of his group are on vacation with excellent fishing. They are joined by the Rev James R Fields and W W Harden from Logan, along with three other Ohio Methodist ministers at the camp.
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Logan
Loyd A. Mount
Dyers Bay
Ontario
James R. Fields
W. W. Harden
Judge awards father custody of minor in Mor ris Singer case
Logan July 10 Judge L G Worstell ruled to modify a former custody order in the case of Ben Singer versus Mary Singer. The decision grants custody of Melvin Morris Singer to the father, reversing the previous arrangement with the mother who was divorced from Singer two years ago.
666 Cures Malaria and Relieves Various Ailments
An advertisement claims 666 cures malaria and rapidly relieves dizziness headaches and constipation while aiding toxin elimination. It asserts use produces copious watery evacuations and esteems the remedy highly.
Committee Eyes 1933 Date to Adopt 13 Month Calendar
The national calendar reform panel tentatively fixes 1933 for universal adoption of a 13 month year with 28 day months. Ten sub committees study public reaction while Congress may ratify a treaty to adopt a 364 day year with a year day and leap day every four years. George Eastman heads the Rochester committee and Moses Gatsworth originator.
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Washington
National Committee On
George Eastman
Congress
Rochester
N. Y
Moses Gatsworth
Scout Registration Held for Camp Endubonah
Troop 2 Boy Scouts met at the Athens Tourist camp last night for camp registration. Scoutmaster Roy L. Dupler said registration was not yet complete. Supper and the conclave were part of the gathering.
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Endubonah
Athens
Roy L. Dupler
Strike Halts Coal Work in Mauch Chunk Area
Eight thousand miners join a sympathy strike in the Lehigh Valley Coal and Navigation districts after suspensions at Collieries Nos. 4 5 and 6. The stoppage affects operations in Mauch Chunk and surrounding collieries as the labor action spreads.
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Mauch Chunk
Lehigh Valley Coal and Navigation Company
July 10 1776 Independence news and George III statue riot
News of the Declaration of Independence reached New York on July 10 1776, triggering a mob to destroy a statue of George III. Also noted are 1790 Congress seating in Philadelphia for ten years and 1850 Millard Fillmore's inauguration as the 13th president.
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New York
George III
Congress
Philadelphia
Millard Fillmore
Grover Cleveland
Crippled flier plans big trip to Rome
Daugherty aged 29, son of a local farmer, planned a non stop flight to Rome with friends. He was crippled after a Baltimore & Ohio yard accident when a train wheel severed both legs and an arm. He spent months in hospital and now uses artificial limbs.
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Leff
Rome
Roosevelt Field
New York
Daugherty
Baltimore & Ohio Railway
From Handicap to Flight: Local Man Overcomes Odds
A disabled local man with two artificial legs and an artificial arm learns telegraphy then becomes a railroad dispatcher and county assessor. After seeing Gloria Swanson, he is inspired to fly and earns a transport pilot license, marking a remarkable rise from adversity. The piece ends with a word puzzle solution: CASH. CAST, CART, PART, PARD, PAID.
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New Martinsville
Glora Swanson
Gloria
Dinger
Daugherty
Florida
Department of Commerce
Pilot with one limb plans voyage from Florida to Italy
A determined pilot trained in navigation and weather analysis fledgling to operate a plane from Florida to New York and then Italy. Despite severe disability he is confident in completing the journey with support from eager citizens who note his skill in dancing driving typing and stunt piloting.
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New York
Italy
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