Births and Deaths Shown For Hocking County May
May statistics for Hocking County report 18 births and 17 deaths with pneumonia claiming one life in Logan. Most decedents were over 51. infant deaths were rare. List of birth announcements includes multiple Shenley Tucker and Roberts families with both sons and daughters noted.
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Hocking County
Logan
Health Department
Logan Pan
Mire
Joseph F. Shenley
Wiliam EB. Showaller
Withem OQ. Tucker
Flord Donaldsen
Fran Hartsel
Harry RH. Primmer
Abel A Helher
Oscar Thomason
Weir
Hubert Hail Ro
Robert M. Cottell
Rute Q
Huberts
Enwel C Reser
Fey Brosser
Ooardo
Forest
Herbert Plans
Gerald C Rebin
Chester Eve
Taken to Penitentiary in Logan for burglary pleas
Harley Ingram and Earl Kerns pleaded guilty to burglary charges earlier in the week and were taken to the Ohio Penitentiary Thursday morning.
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Logan
Harley Ingram
Earl Kerns
Ohio
Progress on Senior High gymnasium excavation project
June 11 reported at Logan Senior High School Building. Walls for a four room addition east of the building nearing completion. Excavation for the gymnasium toward the east side is about finished. Debris and dirt cleared, with remaining material dumped in the northwest corner of the field.
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Logan
Progress Ia
Senor High Schoo
Ucet Wri Tre
D.rt
Fee Rin
Benton Township Man Pleads Guilty in Possession Case
Logan June 10 a Benton Township man pled guilty to possessing intoxicants before Judge Harley Mo Whitera. He was fined 150 and costs after police found 70 bottles of beer at the scene. Deputy Sheriff Jos Farheadn testified the arresting details. Also noted, Nellie Frasch, daughter of Mr and Mrs Frasch, graduates from Logan High and plans to teach after college.
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Benton Township
Logan
Harley Mo Whitera
Jos Farheadn
Do Pre
T Mises
Nellie Frasch
Daugmer
Mia
Frasch
Child Welfare Arrangements in Carbon Hill Area
Logan June W Vera Clark nine year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Lee Clark of Carbon Hill was taken to Columbus for examination by the Ohio Commission for Blindness Prevention Arrangements for the examination were made by Mrs Margaret Weaver public health official The child will be in Columbus for three or four days and may undergo surgery Ethel Joyce nine daughter of Mr and Mrs Thomas Joye of Carbon Hill was taken to Children Hospital in Columbus for further treatment and an operation on her eye This child has prior hospital history and is connected with Shriners support
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Carbon Hill
Logan
Vera Clark
Lee Clark
Columbus
Ohio Commission For
Margaret Weaver
Public Health
Ethel Joyce
Thomas Joye
Children ¢ Hospital
Shriners
D A R Plans Flag Day Program At Waterworks Park
Governor Worthington Chapter of DAR will dedicate a flag day program in Waterworks Park on June 1. The event includes a flag tree ceremony and a public service at the park to honor national good deeds.
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Das
Dune le Logan
Governor Worthington
Fo Evioca
William Coulthard Rites Held Thursday
Logan mourners gathered for the funeral of William Coulthard BC who died Monday after a two year battle with cancer. The service was held Thursday afternoon at United Brethren Church with a graveside rite at Oak Grove Cemetery. Survivors include his wife and other relatives.
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Logan
Urved Brethren Onure
Willam
Tax Relief Group Checks Assessments on Farmers
Auditors from the Ohio Service and Tax Relief Association toured Logan to review farmers who paid special road assessments since 1918. They plan to move headquarters to Columbus and push a future bill to restore past assessments and remove active ones on abutting properties. Local funds for the movement are raised by solicitors visiting affected farmers.
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Logan
Ohio Service and Tax Relief Association
West Union
Ohio
Columbt
W. S. Yaw
Divorce suit filed by June Logan against Clarence Brown
June Logan files for divorce from Clarence Brown whom she wed May 5 1928 in this city. They share a three year old daughter. She says he abused her and left for her mother's home in Green Township on Jan 23, 1932 for a two month visit and did not return. She charges he keeps company with other women and asks for custody of their child and for alimony.
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Plainmiff
Alrong
Quarantine Update On Smallpox Patients Reported
Health official reports several smallpox cases in Hocking County after a Tyalpew outbreak. Dr Lacock confirms two patients released from quarantine, with additional cases in Adelphy near Rows County.
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Fearl Allen Ladre
Trursazy
Wob Lacock
Hocking County
Adelphy
Rows County
Death Notice for George W. Denton at County Home
George W. Denton, a resident of the County Home for one month, died Wednesday evening after burial arrangements were made near South Bloomingslie. Funeral services were held Friday afternoon with burial in a local area. Additional lines reference family ties and place names, indicating a community obituary noting a resident's passing and burial.
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George W. Denton
South Bloomingsilie
Lqtan
George W. Denton Sfomho
South
Cattle Markets Edge Higher In Strong Midwest Trade
In Columbus Ohio fed cattle and yearlings rose 25 to 40 cents per hundredweight led by light to mixed lots amid one of the strongest market weeks in recent times. Reduced supply and renewed demand buoyed prices though gains were uneven across weights and regions.
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Columbus
H ED Curry
Ohi Farm Bureau Rege
Fragmentary Northampton item on rumored Coolidge era policy
An incomplete notice from Northampton Massachusetts references a rumor about Coolidge era prohibitions and their timing, with unclear dates and details. The fragment hints at policy or enforcement impacts but lacks full context or concrete actions.
1319 Are Graduates Hold Commencement Exercises
The 1319 graduates at Athens held the third annual commencement with the address by Dr EE Lewis, chair of Ohio State University's Department of School Administration. The program opened with invocation, followed by songs and pieces performed by faculty and students, concluding with praise for the event.
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Auditorum
Athens
Aria Bas
EE Lewis
Department of School Imvistratien
Ohi State Uniersity
Atventyr
Wincom
Turlemas Ware
Tre 119
Frank An
Cc OM
Athens Messenger Offers a New Booklet on Dresses
The Athens Messenger advertises a booklet from the Information Bureau on dresses for little girls focusing on freedom of movement through ample cut designs. The notice requests four cents or stamps for the booklet and six cents for a separate candy recipes booklet, with a reply address in Wasmagon, D.C.
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Bureau of Home Economics
Athens
Stessenerr Information Bureau
Frederic J. Haskin
Wasmagton
D.C
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Stanley Rusen
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Mansfeld
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Lesear
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Phene
Thien Depot
Rauch
Rauch’s Bakery
William Coulthard
Syettm
Oak Oe
Idano Cub
United Brethren
Glenn
Shreveport
Merty Wis & m
Dr. Scholls
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Frigidaire
General Motors
the Carpenter Home
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Roth McXiebe
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Met Shale
Pthian Theatre
E. Main St
Buck Jones
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Sun
Billie Dove
Howard Hugnes
AGE For Love
Charles Starrett
Wileon Edward Liverett Horton
Mary Dunran
Hansard Hugnes
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