Golden wedding couple recalls Hocking Valley wreck
Mr and Mrs Dr J Juergensmeier of East Second street celebrated their fiftieth anniversary with a dinner party in Logan. They recalled their wedding day when their train wrecked on the Hocking Valley railroad en route to Chicago. He serves as superintendent at Logan Clay Product and has a long city council history.
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Edward Smith
Logan
Harry
Cleveland
Earl Lindley
Centralia
Washington
Carl
Fred
Henry Juergensmeier
Fithian
Ill
Margaret Lutz
Edward Juergensmeier
Charles Smith
Homer
Answers to Now You Ask One questions on page five
A compact list of ten quiz answers includes June 14 1777 for Stars and Stripes adoption, Jefferson and Napoleon in power during the Louisiana Purchase, the Virgin Islands as recent U S acquisitions, the 1846 Webster Ashburton treaty fixing the Washington to British Columbia boundary, Arizona as last admitted state, eight major planets, the Amazurka Polish dance, the sinus as a skull cavity opening to the nose, the meter length of 39.37 inches, and the mongoose killing snakes.
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Continental Congress
Jefferson
Napoleon Bonaparte
Virgin Islands
Danish West Indies
United States
Washington-British Columbia
Arizona
Foreman’s Long Service at Logan Manufacturing
A cabinet maker recalls his time with Logan Manufacturing and its earlier name, noting he served as foreman for eight of seventeen years. The account highlights long tenure and leadership role within the firm.
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Logan Manufacturing Company
Logan Rifle and Pistol Club Two-Man Range Meet Results
Logan Rifle and Pistol Club held two man events at the indoor range Friday. Hall and Stallsmith led the first 25 shot event with 234 and 215 scores while Farbearn and Hoopes topped the second 20 shot match with 175 and 171. Cook and Conkle trailed in the first series by two points. Farbearn and Farbearn led the second series by two points over the runners-up.
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Logan
Logan Rifle and Pistol Club
Hall
Stallsmith
Nill
Farbearn
Hoopes
Spears
Cook
Conkle
Spencer
Jacoby
McCall
Endwees
Reineed
Ee Ahacass
City Weighmaster Recalls Killing Frost 68 Years Ago
Logan Ohio reports recall of a killing frost that hit the area on the morning of June 5 sixty eight years ago. City weighmaster Frank Shaw notes wheat damage and crop losses while Clifford Iles records a 32 degree reading at his home this Monday.
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Logan
Frank Shaw
Ohio
Shaw
Clifford Iles
Field Secretary Calls for Denomination Mergers in Rural Ohio
Logan June 7 W H Thompson field secretary for the Ohio Council of Churches spoke at three Logan churches outlining council work and results. He noted rural counties losing population and urged combining denominations to reduce upkeep while preserving interdenominational cooperation. He planned to address the Logan Rotary club Monday evening.
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Logan
W. H. Thompson
Ohio Council of Churches
Presbyterian Church
United Brethren Church
Attendance at Trinity Lutheran Service Dwindles
June 7 church notices no services at Trinity Lutheran as many worshippers traveled to Lancaster for the fortieth anniversary celebration of Rev. Kaumeyer as pastor there. Kaumeyer’s pastorate is described as one of the longest in the Lancaster church’s history.
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Logan
Trinity Lutheran Church
Lancaster
Kaumeyer
Starner Couple Celebrate Twelfth Wedding Anniversary
Logan residents gathered in Rockbridge Sunday as Mr and Mrs John Starner observed their twelfth wedding anniversary.
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John Starner
Logan
Rockbridge
Starner Anniversary Dinner Notables Attend from Logan
A large anniversary dinner honored Mr. and Mrs. Starner with numerous gifts. Logan guests included Judge and Mrs. A. M. Ellinger and family, Mr. and Mrs. George Miller and family, and Abraham Blum.
Scarlet fever shows up in Courter home health quarantine
Logan health officials report Scarlet fever has developed in the home of Mr and Mrs Frank Courter on East Front Street Iola their 12 year old daughter was stricken Saturday and the residence has been quarantined by the attending physician authorities say
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Logan
Frank Courter
East Front Street
Iola
Marriages Recorded In Logan Area Notices
Elmer Bell age 66 laborer of Logan wed Mary Elizabeth Donaldson 44 housekeeper in Logan with Magistrate E E Bright officiating. Jesse J Pugh 26 teacher of Zanesville wed Violet Goodlve 21 teacher of New Straitsville Route No 1 with Rev James R Fields officiating. Stanley D Crooks 27 laborer of Carbon Hill wed Louise Bernard 21 at home in Carbon Hill with Magistrate J P Miller officiating.
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Elmer Bell
Logan
Mary Elizabeth Donaldson
E. E. Bright
Jesse J. Pugh
Zanesville
Violet Goodlve
New Straitsville
James R. Fields
Stanley D. Crooks
Carbon Hill
Louise Bernard
J. P. Miller
College board outlines salaries and new dean proposal
The board discusses a rise in expenditures from 1927 to 1928 totaling about 1 355 000 and recommends creating the office of Dean of Men with a salary equal to a head professor when a qualified candidate is found. It also seeks authority to adjust salaries after next year’s staff is set from the fund balance after reserves. Resignations are accepted for Karl Andrist Ruth Savage and Elizabeth R Merritt.
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Residuum
Karl Andrist
Ruth Savage
Elizabeth R. Merritt
Appointments and resignations at Carnegie Library staff 1927
A February to August 1927 roster details new appointments leaves and retirements at Carnegie Library. Names include Rox ana Johnson cataloguer and Elizabeth Garber head of music, with professors Foster Hatcher Paynter Barr Klemm and others. Board of trustees chaired by C D Hopkins and members from Athens Columbus Cleveland approve all recommendations.
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Roxana Johnson
Carnegie Library
Earnest E. Ray
Annette Edens
Maude Crossett Pay
Ruth West
Gertrude M. Kern
Homer V. Cherrington
Alonzo F. Myers
Edith E. Beecher
Richard Allen Foster
Sarah Hatcher
Roy C. Paynter
Helen C. Barr
Germany
Klemm
Cleo Higgins
Columbus
Resignation of St. Mary's Tiny Church Pastor
Rev. F. W. Atkins resigns after 29 years as pastor of St. Mary's Church in Snibston England. The chapel seats only four and is noted as the smallest church in England.
Echo of Strike Riot at Mines To Be Heard June 13
Belmont county court will hear cases tied to the 1922 mine strike riot in which John I. Major was killed and Scott Storey and Clyde Major injured. Eva C. Major seeks 250000 against the mine union. Storey and Clyde Major ask damages.
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ST. Clairsville
URP
John I. Major
Scott Storey
Clyde Major
New Lafferty
Belmont County
C. A. Reid
Washington D. H
W. W. Cowen
Eva C. Major
Storey
Eveready Hour Records Long-Running Tuesday Broadcast
The Eveready Hour on NBC marks a long standing Tuesday broadcast, tracing back to medieval days of broadcasting with a weekly hour for almost five years. Listings show stations from New York to Detroit presenting dinner music, orchestras, soloists, talks, and studio programs in the evening lineup.
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New York
U.P
National Broadcasting Company
WEAF
United Press Baseball
Bob Davis
Elkins’ Orchestra
Hofbrau Orchestra
WJZ
Frank Cole
Commodore Orchestra
Stromberg-Carlson
Don Amaizo
Roger Kahn
WCAE
Pittsburgh
Waldorf
KDKA
Kdka Little Symphony
Stromberg - Carlson
H. C. Parmiee
Westinghouse Technical Night School
WGY
Schenectady
the Cavalcade
Clear Fresh Skin Wins Admirers
An advertisement urges women to use Orchard White lotion with lemon juice for a youthful clear complexion. It claims discolored and tanned skin can be revived to a satin texture through daily massaging, promising fairy queen like results.
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