Concert Series Planned by Sorority and Legion Band
PLAN CONCERTS LOGAN June 13 Through the efforts of the Sigma Phi Gamma Sorority co operating with the American Legion Band weekly concerts are to be offered during the summer months The first concert was presented Thursday eve ning Sorority members will visit business and professional men to seek contributions to finance these concerts Some solicitation work has been completed by the girls Band members join their officers in thanking the co operation
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Logan
Sigma Phi Gamma
American Legion
Thieves Steal Full Flocks Plaguing Marion Farmdistrict
Farmers in Marion Township report poultry thieves stealing entire flocks rather than taking on a percentage basis. Two homes, those of Jacob Myers and Kenson Barnes, were hit. Farmers threaten to respond with force if thefts continue.
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Logan
Marion Township
Jacob Myers
Kenson Barnes
Local teachers to lead student trip through Europe tour
England and France will be toured with planned stops in Germany Holland Belgium and Switzerland. Miss Webb serves on the Junior High School faculty and Miss Hull on the Senior High faculty of this city.
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England
France
Germany
Holland
Belgium
Switzerland
Miss Webb
Miss Hull
Three Arrested in Gore Robbery Confession Leads Loot Recovery
June 13 Gore Deputy Sheriff Tarbean said three youths Roy McMannus Joshua Mahi and Charles Boring confessed to robbing the John J. Nutter store. Items including cigarettes candy tobacco socks and wallets were recovered. McMannus was bound over to the grand jury on $300 bond while Boring and Wahl await arraignment before Judge Ellinger.
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McMannus
J. P. Miller
Boring
Wahl
A. M. Ellinger
Dr Work Leaves Logan For Wooster Visit
Dr and Mrs Edgar W Work of New York City left Logan after visiting Mrs B C McManigal and relatives. They head to their Maine summer home via Wooster where he studied at Wooster College and later served in the Presbyterian Church before turning to writing. Mrs Anthony Toerner hosted a party, and a picnic to Ash Cave was enjoyed by the couple and relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Edgar Whitaker Work
New York City
Wooster
B.C. McManigal
Work
Maine
Wooster College
Presbyterian Church
Fourth Presbyterian Church
Greenwich Village
Anthony Toerner
Ash Cave
Chautauqua May Have A New Site
On June 13 Rev. Elmer Bliss of Trinity Lutheran Church was named president of the local Chautauqua Committee by guarantors. A site for the Redpath tent faces difficulty. a committee including Sho Wal ter, Wrish, Fberst, White and Keller will work with Shively to find a location, as objections arise to using the old cemetery site. A meeting with updates is scheduled for next Monday.
Grading Completed and Bridge Finished on Winona New Teville Road
Grading is finished and the new concrete bridge on the Winona New Teville Highway spans Monday Creek eliminating two curves toward the old road. A small bridge was added east of Logan. Grading at another point will be completed soon. Esther Smith was named delegate selected to the Delta Theta Tau national convention in Oakland California. The local chapter hosted a meeting at the Wood residence. The convention is set for mid June. Bingo games highlighted the pension event with winners Rosella Schrader Jose ine Starr and Miss y Roberts. Lunch was provided by the hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Winona
Monday Creek
Esther Smith
Oakland
Calif
William Wood
Rosella Schrader
Missy Roberts
Joseine Starr
Miss Schrader
Gallipolis
Melene Logan
Letter by John P. Glasgow Reveals Civil War Sentiment
John Hudson finds a faded 1862 letter from Union Army member John P. Glasgow at Camp Morrow Ky to Miss Catherine Glasgow. The line The boys are eager to try their hand with the enemy appears before the January 14 1862 date, showing wartime anticipation. Glasgow was Hudson’s uncle.
Woman's New Opportunities as a Wage Earner Program
Logan June 13 The Among Ourselves Club met at Mrs W H Hansel home. Ida Steinman led a paper on women's wage earning opportunities after a luncheon. Elizabeth Hansel played piano, A T Spears read, and a music contest winner was Mrs Guy Loomis. Guests included Mrs J C Guthrie and others.
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Ida Steinman
W. H. Hansel
Elizabeth Hansel
A. T. Spears
Guy Loomis
J. C Guthrie
Frank Linton
George Lehman
H. C. Scheide
Minnie McBroom
Hansel
Public Health Talk By L P Mooney At Chillicothe Meet
L P Mooney spoke on Public Health From a Lawmaker s Point of View before an Ohio Sanitarians district meeting in Chillicothe. Attendees included Dr Morton W Bland Mrs Bland and Mrs Robert Weaver public health nurse. Weaver named chairman of the program committee to organize the November annual meeting program.
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Logan
L. P. Mooney
Ohio
Chillicothe
Morton W. Bland
Bland
Robert Weaver
Weaver
Births exceed deaths in Logan County May report
Health Department data from Logan County shows 37 births in May, three more boys than girls, with 19 deaths. City district births number 11, and deaths include several elderly victims. Measles mumps tuberculosis noted. only three communicable disease cases city and countywide.
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Marion F. Hiles
Bernard S&s. Geiger
Angéline Henry Malone
Otis Pratt
Clifford R. Sanders
Cloyd M. Evans
J. Walter Voris
Oscar Hamonid
Wesley F. Teal
Clyde E. Boals
John W. Schein
Carl H. Mundy
Lester D. Crothers
William T. Starr
Earl McDonald
Thomasl. Dixon
Ralph J. Flowers
Reina Deer
Foster E. Conner
Roy Ruble
Oscar Bownes
Herbert J. McConnell
George Tuthill
Kenneth L. McNaghten
Earl L. Lanning
Leslie Dowler
Louie W. Wilson
Harry Canter
James G. Dupler
Charles Ellis
Frederick H. Karr
Wilford L. Boals
Carl Shultz
Harry Dicken
William Harvey McGee
Better Home Makers Club Meeting Notes
Papers read by Mrs Grace Adcock and Mrs Fred Graham at the Better Home Makers Club gathering hosted by Mrs Leo Armstrong on East Front Street. Two contests were awarded with Mrs Hugh Meldrim and Mrs Fred Graham as winners. guests included several named club members and visitors.
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Grace Adcock
Fred Graham
Better Home Makers Club
Leo Armstrong
East Front Street
Hugh Meldrim
John Cooley
Willard McNallen
Walter Leonard
Arthur Dollmatsch
Carl Poling
Oscar Rheinscheld
Luicille Oeffler
Radox Footbath Promises Easy Corn Removal
An advertisement touts a footbath that soothes and loosens corns and callouses for 15 minutes over 3 or 4 nights. It claims salting penetrates roots so corns lift out without cutting, with repeated use and wearing shoes to avoid recurrence.
Lutherans Beat Presbyterians in High-Scoring Game
On June 13 in Logan the Lutherans defeated the Presbyterians 16 to 14 in a hard hitting game marked by wild pitching. Bray hit a three-run homer with the bases full, aiming to seal the win. Episcopals and Methodists clash Friday evening with Hall and H. Columber officiating.
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Logan
Bray
Hall
H. Columber
Dawley Road survey completed in Ward Township
Ross Wag staff deputy county engineer reports the survey on 1.54 miles of Dawley Road in Ward Township is finished. The surveyed section will be improved under the 1930 construction program.
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Logan
Ross Wagstaff
Dawley
Ward Township
Mrs Mary Ritchason Moved After Bridge Fall Near Nelsonville
Mrs Mary Ritchason was brought to Cherrington Hospital after a fall from a bridge abutment near Nelsonville. She had a deep scalp wound and a slight brain concussion but was reported to be getting along well by Thursday.
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Logan
Mary Ritchason
Cherrington Hospital
Nelsonville
Miss Webb and Miss Hull Set for Eight Weeks in Europe
Miss Della Webb of this city and Miss Iris Hull of Columbus depart Thursday for New York to sail June 14 aboard the Holland America Statendam for an eight week European tour landing in Liverpool.
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Logan
Della Webb
Iris Hull
Columbus
New York City
Statendam
Liverpool
Russians Aim to Influence U.S. Government Say Labor Leader
Washington June 13. William Green president of the American Federation of Labor told the House Communist Investigation Committee that Soviet Russia has not overlooked the United States in anti capitalist propaganda. He said organizations have been formed here to promote the Communist Party sow discord and work toward overthrow of the capitalist government.
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United States
William Green
American Federation of Labor
House Communist Investigation Committee
Communist Party
Soviet influence cited in American labor groups
The text asserts that the American Federation of Labor must be overthrown and controlled, listing organizations such as the Communist Party of America, the Trade Union Educational League, the Trade Union Unity League, the Pioneer Youth Movement, and the American Negro Labor Congress as Moscow-directed and allied with the Communist International and the head International of trade unions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Federation of Labor
Workers (Communist) Party of America
Trade Union Educational League
Trade Union Unity League
Pioneer Youth Movement
American Negro Labor Togress
Moscow
Commmunist International
Head International of Trade Unions
Queen Marie Returns to Romania Amid Court Reconciliation
Dowager Queen Marie, mother of King Carol II, arrives in Bucharest to a warmer welcome after the king’s return from exile. Public displays signal a move to heal domestic rifts as Princess Helene resists reconciliation and the divorce initiated after the monarch’s affair with Magda Lupescu remains unresolved.
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Romania
Carol
Bucharest
Carol II
France
Marie
Cotroceni Palace
Helene
MM Magda Lupescu
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Legion Band
Gore
DR. Work
Elmer Bliss
New Straitsville Road
Mooney
McKee
Radox—ii
Miller Bros
Minter Bros
Watt Paper Go
Sts
Dial
Athens, Ohio
Lutherans
Presbyterians
Europe
U.S
Washington
U.P
Soviet
Russia
Athens
Evayie
Shreveport
W. K. Henderson
Christian Church
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