Kemper and Kieffer Families Hold Grand Reunion
Logan June 6 Relatives and friends gathered at the Kemper home for a Kemper and Kieffer family reunion. About 150 sat down for dinner in the yard as siblings and extended relatives joined, with Mr. and Mrs. Albert Kemper noted as the senior couple and annual reunions planned in the future.
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Logan
Albert Kemper
Green Township
Kemper
Kieffer
Mr. Kemper
Leroy Kemper
Joe Kemper
Elizabeth Baird
Jacob Kieffer
Ellsworth Kieffer
Adam Kieffer
William Kemper
Billy
George
Jacob Higley
Barbeck
Joe Hamilton
Lawrence
Hessa Mount
John Liff
Margaret Hamilton
Albert Hamilton
Martha
Mary
Will Roby
Joe Case
Willard McNallan
Pat
Henry Roby
Charley Guess
Bleck Guess
Adam Guess
Ira Hellyer
Kathryn Sanbourne
Roy Blanchard
Walter Sweazy
Frank Miller
G. R. Young
O. E. Adams
Violet Guess
James Lemon
Bert Lemon
Chester
Ted Lemon
Edith Beecher
Clarence Guess
Francis Roby
Wesley Hawk
Silas Reed
W. E. Kieffer
W. H. Sweazy
Harry Guess
Jacob Hawk
Will Lemon
Florence Myers
Palmer Riges
Joe Hawk
Wilbur Jones
Warren
Retta Williams
J. A. Hutchison
Shirley Rose
C. 0. Langel
Local social notes from Peach Ridge and region
Peach Ridge William Stephenson of Dayton visits his parents Mr and Mrs Fred Stephenson. Roy Noland and family plus Irene motor to Marietta to visit relatives. George Willie recovering after operation at Sheltering Arms hospital. Frank White and family Beatrice Earl John Charles Vera and Grandma White visit Lafe Andrews near Albany. Mary Lawrence ill with measles. Leslie Spaulding and wife return to Columbus after visiting his parents.
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William Stephenson
Dayton
Mrs
Fred Stephenson
Roy Noland
Webster Forest
Irene
Marietta
Frank White
Beatrice
Earl
John
Charles
Vera
Grandma White
Lafe Andrews
Albany
Mary Lawrence
Leslie Spaulding
H. B. Spaulding
Columbus
Memorial services at Mt Zion Cemetery honor eight soldiers
Memorial services at Mt Zion Cemetery on June 2 drew large crowds as eight soldiers graves were decorated alongside other graves. A long flower display accompanied recitations addresses and songs by attendees. Rev Pearl Miller gave a talk followed by Tom Bennett of Athens Bible Class. Alice Williams read The War To End War. The procession moved with flag bearers and sixteen youth carrying bouquets. Veterans widows and local residents attended. community notes tell of visits and health news.
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Mt Zion Cemetery
Pearl Miller
Tom Bennett
First Christian Church of Athens
Alice Williams
John J. Williams
Athens
Cemetery
R. Pearl Miller
J. M. Beam
Wayne Wingett
Frank Lowther
Earnest Lowther
Morgantown
W. Va
George Creesy
J. H. Rogers
Lancaster
Mt. Zion Cemetery
Rogers
Evan
W. Weatherby
Huber
Four More Seek County Offi cer Seats in Logan
Four more candidates filed declarations with the Hocking county election board on Tuesday. George L Wright and Lo Ellinger seek sheriff on the Democratic ticket. Frank St Clair seeks a second term as commissioner. Alfred Campbell seeks a second term as clerk of courts. Incumbents not filing for second terms are expected to follow. at least two more may seek commissioner before June 15.
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Hocking County
Mrs Lyke dies at 71 in Logan home
Mrs Anna Lyke 71 wife of William Lyke died at her Wood street home in Logan after illness since Sunday evening. Indigestion listed as cause. She moved to Logan from near Webb Summit twelve years ago and was a United Brethren member. Survived by husband four sons Sherman Charles Frank Willard all in Logan and daughters Almeda Lyke and Gertrude Schromme of Lancaster. Funeral Thursday at United Brethren church with Rev Harper and Rev Fields. burial Oak Grove.
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Logan
Anna Lyke
William Lyke
Wood Street
Sherman T
Charles
Frank
Willard Lyke
Almeda Lyke
Gertrude Schromme
Lancaster
United Brethren Church
T. C. Harper
James R. Fields
Oak Grove
Hocking County Day Planned at Carpenter Experiment Farm
June 6 announcements by Robert W. Lang county extension agent invite at least 50 farmers and families to tour the state experiment farm. They will view ongoing soil demonstrations and experiments conducted there in recent years.
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Logan
Hocking County
Carpenter Experiment Farm
Robert W. Lang
State Experiment Farm
Pleasant Valley Guests Visit Local Homes
Pleasant Valley report lists Hattie Russ, Margaret Russ, Harry Russ visiting Mrs. Anna Rolin with other guests from Detroit Columbus and Athens. Also mentions visits to Pearl Wood from K B Brooks Emerson Wood Hetty Brooks and many more family groups. Earl Baughman called on J M Knowlton and Arthur Goodin with children spent Saturday at Pearl Wood's home.
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Hattie Russ
Margaret Russ
Harry Russ
Anna Rolin
George Taylor
Detroit
Charles Gibson
Betty
Charles, Jr
Columbus
D. C. Gibson
Athens
Charles Wood
Pearl Wood
K. B. Brooks and Son
Pearl Howard
Emerson Wood
Parkersburg
W. Va
Hetty Brooks
H. C. Brooks
Betty McVoy
H. M. McKinley
Orland McCoy
H. H. Brooks
Earl Baughman
J. M. Knowlton
Arthur Goodin
Wood
Cal's Conductor and Lincoln Gettysburg Visit
Jacob Grant Eckert of Baltimore was selected as conductor for President Coolidge’s train during the Memorial Day visit to the Gettysburg site. His father had conducted the train that carried Lincoln to Gettysburg for the immortal address.
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Lincoln
Gettysburg Battlefield
Jacob Grant Eckert
Baltimore
President Coolidge
Logan Industrial League Plans Game With Industrial School Officers
D M Soliday announced arrangements for a game between the Logan Industrial baseball league and the officers team of the industrial school. Fifteen players will be selected from the four league teams to make the trip Saturday afternoon.
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Logan
Arrestees Arraigned on Possession and Intoxication Charges
Logan report states William Jones and Walter Becker were arraigned before Mayor J. P. Rochester on charges of possession and intoxication. Jones pled guilty and received a $100 fine plus costs while Becker paid a $10 fine and costs for intoxication and was released.
Local visits span Chillicothe to Columbus and Pennsylvania
Mr and Mrs Lewis Bowers and family near Chillicothe visited Mrs L Dawley and Mr and Mrs Andrew Blake Sunday. Mr and Mrs James Krieg and daughter visited in Columbus Sunday. Dr and Mrs E R Hiatt and family returned home after a week with relatives in Portland and Pennsville Pennsylvania. Miss Almeda Lyke and Mrs Gertrude Schromme of Lancaster were called to Logan by their mother Mrs William Lyke's death.
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Lewis Bowers
Chillicothe
L. Dawley
Andrew Blake
James Krieg
Columbus
E. R. Hiatt
Portland
Pennsville
Pennsylvania
Almeda Lyke
Gertrude Schromme
Lancaster
Logan
William Lyke
Starr Township Board Names New Teachers for Next Year
On Monday evening the Starr township board of education employed teachers for the coming school year. Names listed outside of Union Furnace include The Diamond, Florence Woolery, Laurel Run, P. C. Campbell, Mt. Zion, Alberta Mc Daniels, Campbell, Phyllis Mc Daniels, Coonville, Juanita Wood ard, Starr, Josephine Bay, Tick Ridge, Neal Kitchen.
Despondent worker commits self by shooting at plant
Despondent James Bohacek, 23, shot himself after being told there was no work. Police said he may have misunderstood the foreman and believed he had been permanently laid off at the Cleveland manufacturing plant.
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Cleveland
James Bohacek
Bohacek
No More Gas In Stomach And Bowels Ad
An advertisement promotes Baalmann's Gas Tablets to relieve gas and bloating. It claims to ease stomach discomfort, nervousness, and heart palpitations, restore deep breathing, reduce drowsiness after meals, and improve circulation. The genuine yellow package is sold at Cline Pharmacy for $1.00.
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Baalmann
Lodge Follows Annual Plans Next Sunday
Logan June 6 Members of Hocking Valley lodge Knights of Pythias and the Pythian Sisters plan memorial services next Sunday. They will decorate graves, attend morning worship at the Presbyterian church, and march to services led by Rev H L Geddes. No Sunday afternoon services due to chautauqua.
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Lodge
Pythian Sisters
Presbyterian Church
H. L. Geddes
Woodruff and Johnson Obtain License in Logan
William C. Woodruff 23 a laborer of Chillicothe and Olive Johnson 30 a Warner hotel maid of Logan obtained a marriage license with the Rev. Elmer Bliss officiating.
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William C. Woodruff
Chillicothe
Olive Johnson
Warner Hotel
Logan
Elmer Bliss
Taft Unveils Elmwood Monument For Pioneers
A new Elmwood statue by Lorado Taft was unveiled for free and dedicated to pioneers who bridged streams and tamed the soil, honoring Elmwood’s founding. Taft, born in Elmwood, created the work gratis for the city.
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Lorado Taft
Elmwood
Taft
Daring Girl Flier Bears Resemblance To Lindbergh
Miss Amelia Bearhart, a Boston society girl and social worker, may be the first woman flyer to cross the Atlantic. She has flown since 1918 and was the first woman to obtain a filers license by the National Aeronautics Society. A photo compares her to Colonel Charles A. Lindbergh, showing striking facial similarity and slender build.
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Amelia Bearhart
Atlantic
Charles A. Lindbergh
Miss Bearhart
Boston Society
National Aeronautics Society
Lindy
Judge Johnson To Have Leading Part In Welfare Conference
Major Sam Johnson probate judge of Athens county will preside at a Logan district child welfare conference session on June 13. Probate Judge A. M. Ellinger of Hocking county opens the event. Mrs. Cora Brown Logan placed the county home staff will explain county child welfare in Ohio and foster care services.
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Sam Johnson
Athens County
Logan
A. M. Ellinger
Hocking County
Cora Brown
Brown
River Rising as Hocking Flood Crest Near Nine Feet
The Hocking River rose today to about 9 feet after staying near a low stage for months. Heavy overnight rains north of the area continue to push the water higher with more rain expected today and cloudy conditions tomorrow.
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Hocking
Stork Gets Busy on Wisconsin Farm
The stork has favored four sows of Frank Eisele in Grant county Wisconsin. During the last season the sows have farrowed 67 pigs. One sow a Chester White farrowed 47 of them.
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Frank Eisele
Grant County
Wis
Chester
4 H Club Growth Discussed by Athens County Agent
Athens Rotary heard Farm Agent Tom Johnson outline the expansion of 4-H in Athens County with 300 youth involved last year and 450 this year. He described extension plans, county leaders’ goals, and farm junior programs including poultry, sheep, calf clubs, handicrafts and clothing exhibits.
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Athens County
Athens Rotary Club
Hotel Berry
Tom Johnson
Athens Club
John Patterson
Johnson
Hocking County
Connett
Nelsonville
Mr. Johnson
Frank Biddle
Ohio
Columbus
Let ter Golf puzzle solution line
A single proposed answer to todays Let ter Golf puzzle shows a chain of words: Sews Sews Seas Leas Leap Reap.
Unidentified Man Recovered From Ca Yoga River
Coast guards recovered the body of an unknown man from the Ca yoga river. The body showed it had been in the water for two months and was found by river patrols today.
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Cleveland
Coast Guards
Cayoga River
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