Hocking County Education Officers Reappointed Amid Changes
Logan July 18 County board of education reappointed Jorge L Wright as attendance officer for one year and renamed Orlandeth Lehman to the County Board of Examiners. Wright served as attendance officer last year succeeding Charles Woods, and Lehman served two years on the board of examiners. Other members include Paul Potts and J W Coleman. Lehman’s term starts September 1.
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Logan
Wuarmede
Paul Potts
Laurelville
J. W. Coleman
Lehman
Rendezvous with death ends as man revives after nine hours
William Dugan, pulled from Laurel Lake, NL, appeared dead after a canoe accident. Nine hours later he regained consciousness and described a sensation of floating in boundless ether, telling doctors of the near death experience.
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William Dugan
Laurel Lake
Dugen
Acon
Wedding in Jackson Draws Logan Residents
Logan residents traveled to Jackson on Saturday morning for the wedding of Misa Letty Sloan, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Sloan, to Dr. Dwight Shumate at the First Presbyterian Church. Attendees from Logan included Mise Emma Becher, Mrs. John A. Wellman and daughter Ann, Mrs. Mayme Rochester and daughter Charlotte, Mrs. Mayme Bowen, Mrs. Lucile Wright, Mrs. Ford Hack, Mrs. Alice White, Mrs. W. H. Strentz and daughter Louise, Miss Sarah Rockhold, Mrs. Robert Lee White, Mrs. Black Cleveland visiting relatives, Miss Elizabeth McManigal, Elmira, and Mrs. Anthony Toerner.
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Logan
Ford Hack
Alice White
W. H. Strentz
Louise
Sarah Rockhold
Robert Lee White
Biack
Cleveland
Elizabeth McManigal
Elmira N
Anthony Toerner
Conatd Francis
Columbus
Francis
Roland Bright
William Mutchmore
Bess Mutchmore
North Spring Street
P. M. Waugh
Washington
Charles Heine
Ashland
M. F. Weymueller
Athens County
Webb
Rank Redfern
Adelphi
Finds Towhee Nest First Time Found by Local Club Leader
LOGAN July 13 C W Zeigler Marion Township leader of the Enterprise 4 H Bird Club reports discovery of a Towhee nest unusually found in this district four eggs are speckled two colors Zeigler also sought hummingbird nest for club study but none located this season. LOGAN BRIEFS includes several local visits and funeral notices from Columbus Ashland and Cleveland.
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W. Zeigler
Logan
C. W. Zeigler
Marion Township
Enterprise 4
Eight Scouts Headed to Camp Lazarus from Logan Troop
LOGAN July 13 Hight Hoy Scouts of Logan with Scout Leader Alfred Campbell depart Monday morning for Camp Lazarus a weeklong outing. The group includes James Campbell Ray Schwenke Ray Dollison Dick Tshappat Robert Scholl William Snyder Robert Hutchinson and Edward Hamilton Jr. Campbell returns Monday night and will rejoin Wednesday for the rest of the week. Visiting day at Werlmeaday is set at the camp with expectant Logan participants.
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Logan
Lazarus
Hight Hoy Scouts
Alfred Campbell
Delaware
James Campbell
Ray Schwenke
Ray Dollison
Dick Tshappat
Robert Scholl
William Snyder
Robert Hutchinson
Edward Hamilton
Campbell
Werlmeaday
Boys Kill Birds Spark City Complaints in Logan
Citizens in the North Market and North Mulberry Street districts complain that thoughtless boys are killing many song birds. Birds seek resting places in the old Oak Grove Cemetery, and the Hillera report a heavy toll from the bird family without regard to kind.
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Logan
North Market
North Mulberry Street
Old Oak Grove
Hillera
Aged Woman Falls in New Straitsville Brought To Hospital
Logan July 13 Mrs. James Sherrard 73 of New Straitsville was taken to Cherrington Hospital Saturday night after falling from a chair sustaining a fracture of the left hip. She was standing on a chair when she fell. The injury is serious due to her age. Delphian Society meets with annual picnic held Thursday afternoon at Crystal Springs. Attendees included M. Martin George Bright Joe Case Jack Allen Mrs. Harry Wright Mrs. John Dougherty Dayton Mrs. James Dougherty. Logan
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Raitsville
Logan
James Sherrard
New Straitsville
Cherrington Hospital
Delphiian Society
Delphian Society
Crystal Springs
M. Martin
George Bright
Joe Case
Jack Allen
Harry Wright
John Dougherty
Dayton
James Dougherty
Temperance League To Discuss Campaign In Logan
Logan July 13 a temperance educational campaign will be discussed July 21 when the Hocking County Good Government League meets at the First Presbyterian Church. Representatives from city and county churches will consider temperance steps, with a prepared program and lunch to follow. Also reported a birthday party for Jack Farbearn on North Mulberry Street with gifts and lawn supper served by hostesses. A unique Logan cover on the streets Sunday bore Here Lies Booze Killed by Prohibition with a liquor bottle illustration. Brotherhood of the First Presbyterian Church will have an outing at six oclock Thursday at Lewis Macks home with a picnic supper and program.
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Logan
Hocking County
Joe Farbearn
North Mulberry Street
Jack
Hosteau
Sturges
A. E. Wolfe
Suannna Stowe
J. H. Farbearn
Eiltis
Unique
Brotherhood
Brotherhood of the First
Puterian Church
Lewis Mack
Athens Considers Standard Milk Ordinance
The Athens City Health Board plans a standardized Grade A milk ordinance to improve consumer quality and producer prices. Dr J M Higgins leads a committee including Professors Hoover Gul lum and Copeland to study federal and state rules for a city wide standard. The measure aims to boost sales in West Virginia and Ohio and address county surplus, with a vote set for the first Wednesday in August.
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Athens
Athens City Health Board
J. M. Higgins
T. N. Hoover
F. B. Gullum
B. BR. Goldaberry
J. J. Woolley
West Virginia
Ohio
Limka
Laura Ingalls Stranded by Weather in Transatlantic Flight Plan
AMARILLO TEX July 13 Miss Laura Ingalls was forced down on the first leg of her trip across the United States as she aims to fly solo across the Atlantic She awaited weather clearance at Waynoka Oklahoma to resume toward New York where she plans to begin the historic Atlantic crossing from the United States Her flight began in Los Angeles Sunday with a one stop plan to New York and she would be the first woman to fly the Atlantic alone if successful.
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Tex
Urk
Atlantic
Laura Ingalls
Waynoka
Okla
New York
Ingalls
Los Angeles
Hoover Returns to White House After Camp Rapidan Visit
President Hoover arrived at 9 10 a m from Camp Rapidan and went to his office. He secured the latest Germany news from newspapers bought in Warrenton on the way to Washington.
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Camp Rapidan
Washington
Hoover
White House
Germany
Warrenton
Two Chicken Thieves to Face Murder Charge
Alliance residents Earnest Tinker and William Reese, survivors of a gunfight during a chicken theft raid, will be charged with murder in connection with the death of George McPeek. The incident followed a raid on a farm last Thursday night, with public outrage leading to Tinker’s detention. John Johnson, another thief, died Saturday. Nearby, racketeer Joe Blank was reported near death after a shooting on an Ohio Pennsylvania highway Friday night. his companion Deve Andur was unharmed.
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Alliance
Ur— Earnest Tinker
William Reese
George McPeek
Tinker
Bark County
eCnted
McPeek
George Wallace
John Johnson
Cleveland
Joe Blank
Sharon
Deve Andur
Blank
Alain
Two-City Community Band To Be Organized In Chauncey
Chauncey July 13 A further meeting will be held tonight at Lewis Sanders house in Millfield to discuss forming a community band for Chauncey and Millfield. Musicians from both towns attended last week and plans are being laid to organize. Bert Learned an experienced bandman and Dutch Wade a cornet player who has played with the local orchestra will assist in directing the band.
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Chauncey
Lewis Sanders
Millfield
Chauncey and
Plano
I T
Bert Learned
Dutch Wade
Chauncey Mines Active and Idle in District Report
Chauncey Mine No 25 is idle today while Poston No 6 at Millfield and six other district mines No 10 No 6a No 24 No 28 No 119 and Black Diamond are working. Chauncey WCTU meeting set for Tuesday at 2 pm in the Church of Christ with Mrs Elizabeth Hoode presiding. all women in the community invited.
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Chauncey
Millfield
Ww. Co. T. U
Chauncey ! Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Church of Christ
Elizabeth Hoode
Furlough Visit and Local Notes From Chauncey
Privates Ralph Smith and Harry Phillips on a ninety day furlough from Fort Riley Kansas, visiting families on Chauncey street and May Avenue. A Sunday picnic near Albany featured Mr and Mrs Clell Cunningham Iris Clarey and others. Postmaster C E McCafferty and family toured Parkersburg West Virginia. Athens County Pomona Grange to meet with fifth degree work and a literary program by Canaan and York Granges. In Millfield Floyd Wemmer’s calf killed for hydrophobia, Max Wallace ill from poison in left foot, Eddie Russell also with blood poisoning from swimming in Sunday Creek.
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Patalaska
Pocahontas Lodge
Stack
Pauline Tracy
Millfield Orchestra
Juanita Henery
Athens
Arthur ‘Triplett
John Hunt
Litne Russell
W. A. Bell
F. . Boudinot
Zanesville
Homer Tracy
Clarence
Charles Misner
Thomas Tracy
Columbus
Clarence Brown
Ralph Brown
Pontiac
Mich
John Wemmer
Congress Run
R. H. Wemmer
Sunday Creek Mine No. 6
Eleanor Kozme
Zeke Kozme
Joan Theisen
Sunday Creek
Mary Same
Guy Sama
Jacksonville
Carl Willis
Sue Williams
Albert Dodds
Nelsonville
Clara Cunliffe
Jean Shuttleworth
Murray City
B. of P
H. O. McDaniel
P. D. Hill
Cleveland
Fred Hastinan
Ralph Smith
Harry Phillips
Chauncen
Fort Riley
Kansas
Chauncey
Smith
Cap Smith
Converse Street
Phillips Ro
Abner Phillips
May Avenue
Clell Cunningham
Iris
Gabriel Pencelli
Esther Clarey
Woodrow Ferrer
Lewis Sanders
Millfeld
Albany
Bible Class to Meet Near Albany
True Blue Bible Class of the Millfeld Church of Christ meets Tuesday night at the country home of Mrs. Ernest Statley near Albany. Members should assemble at 5 30 at Mrs. H O McDaniel home where transportation will be provided.
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Millfield
True Blue Bible
Millfeld
Piles cure claims in old advertized remedy
Advertisement touts Hem-Roid as a rapid cure for piles by removing congestion and restoring circulation. It claims internal reneh and cutting fail, asserting Hem-Roid tablets end pile agony quickly with a money back guarantee from a drug store.
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Leonherdt
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