Logan to Parade with G A R Encampment Delegation
Logan prepares for the state encampment of the Grand Army of the Republic in Lancaster this week. A Logan delegation led by the American Legion band will march Wednesday, with band and veterans traveling together. Local groups coordinate with Lancaster organizers to ensure a successful encampment, while bankers arrange funds deposits and officials discuss county finances.
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Logan
G. A. R. Women's Relief Corps
Sons of Veterans and Auxiliary
Grand Army of the Republic
Lancaster
American Legion
Logan Chamber of Commerce
D. A. Cash
G. A. R. and Sons of Veterans
Former Secretary Dead At Iowa Home
Edwin T. Meredith former secretary of agriculture and Democratic leader died in Des Moines Iowa after weeks of illness from high blood pressure and complications He was 52 Meredith previously a publisher editor and influential farm advocate who had been mentioned as a potential dark horse presidential candidate and was appointed to Wilsons cabinet in 1919
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
U.P
Edwin T. Meredith
Meredith
Chicago Federal Reserve Bank
Wilson
Ironton Visitors From Province Sunday School
Mrs. Fannie Croseley and Albert King of Ironton visited Athens, staying with Albert’s aunt, Mrs. Georgia Cooley, at 47 Franklin Avenue, during a few days’ visit.
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Fannie Croseley
Albert King
Ironton
Province Sunday School Association
Endville
Athens
Georgia Cooley
Frankline Ave
Judge Whitcraft Returns to Cleveland Courts Brief Logan Visit
Judge Harley M Whitcraft, working in Cleveland this month, returned home to Logan for a brief weekend. He plans to resume duties in Cleveland next week and has handled up to three cases daily. The Logan jury commission submitted 20 names for the year’s jury wheel.
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Logan
Harley M. Whitcraft
Cleveland
Whitcraft
Walter Harned
Nelson Delong
Wool Clip to Be Sent Soon to Storehouse
The Hocking County Wool Growers association plans to ship this year’s wool to Columbus on Wednesday. Robert W. Lang says the storehouse will hold the clip until the market is right. 7,000 sheep in the county, with fleece averages of seven to eight pounds, some ten to eleven pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Hocking County Wool Growers Association
Columbus
Robert W. Lang
Russell Beery
Henry Rheinscheid
Hocking
Lang
Mother Granted Divorce in Common Pleas Court
Anna Lent was granted a divorce from John Lent on neglect grounds in common pleas court. Custody of four minor children awarded to the mother with the father ordered to pay $31 monthly child support. John Lemon and daughter Mary, and Mrs. Hannah Webb visited Mr. and Mrs. E Brown in Lancaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Lemon
Mary
Hannah Webb
Tancaster
E. §. Brown
Marriage License for Raymond Martin and Ruth Dawley
Raymond Martin a 30 year old rubber worker of Willoughby and Ruth Dawley a 26 year old of Carbon Hill obtained a marriage license. The ceremony was officiated by Rev. T C Harper at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Martin
Willoughby
Ruth Dawley
Carbon Hill
Howard Dawley
T. C. Harper
Driving of Indians From Ohio Observed in Clermont County
At Edenton near Batavia the 150th anniversary of Clermont county's Indian removal was observed. Over 500 people attended the Methodist church where Mrs. John Doughman spoke on Daniel Boone, with Dr. Galloway of Xenia and Walter Boone of Terrace Park, a Boone descendant, also participating.
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Batavia
Clermont County
Edenton
John Doughman
Blanchester
Daniel Boone
Dr. Galloway
Xenia
Walter Boone
Terrace Park
Professor in West Virginia Drowned
Morgantown June 18 Lakin Fiske Roberts 40 associate professor of education at West Virginia University and noted educator drowned last night in the Cheat River. He and his wife with three children were by the river when a child fell in. Roberts rescued the child but disappeared after reaching shore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fiske Roberts
West Virginia University
Cheat River
Prof. Roberts
Veterans of Grand Army Hold State Encampment
More than 190 veterans of the Grand Army of the Republic gathered in Lancaster for their annual state encampment. The meeting runs through Thursday afternoon with music by the Ohio Soldiers and Sailors' Orphans' Home Band and appearances by Elbridge Hawk and Tacob Secrest on the speaking programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lancaster
U.P
Grand Army of the Republic
Ohio Soldiers’ and Sailors
Xenia
Elbridge Hawk
G. A, BR
Tacob Secrest
Court rights hinging on county line in still case
May have to decide where to try Charles Swalbaugh as the still was found near the Ross Hocking county border. Hocking county officials seek a property location survey to establish jurisdiction for the possession charge. If the plant lies in Ross, prosecutors will pursue Swalbaugh in Ross county courts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ross County
Hocking County
Henderson
Orla Wolfe
Swalbaugh
Turner of Reform Urges Caution on New Laws
Attorney General Edward C. Turner of Ohio spoke at the Athens Lodge of Elks flag day observance in the Majestic theater. He warned of unreasonable demands for new laws and the danger of crusading reformers, urging cautious action, public opinion forums, and leaders of integrity. Heavy rain reduced attendance and the Athens High School band concert was cut short.
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United States
Edward C. Turner
Ohio
Athens Lodge of Elks
Majestic Theater
Mr. Turner
Turner
Athens
Nelsonville
Sam M. Johnson
Athens Lodge
Dorothy Larberton
Robert P. Tompkins
Charles D. Giauquel
Fraternal Flag Presentation By Athens Lodge Highlights
John B. Cross, past exalted ruler, presided in a graphic flag display assisted by Boy Scouts as flag bearers. Dorothy Larber provided musical numbers for each flag. The altar service explaining flag colors was led by lodge officers Judge Johnson, Phil Robinson, Glen M. Romine, Clyde R. Featherson, and Hugh G. Jefferson.
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John B. Cross
Athens Lodge
Dorothy Larber
Lodge
Judge Johnson
Phil Robinson
Glen M. Romine
Clyde R. Featherson
Hugh G. Jefferson
Downfall hinted in picture of a bird coloring house
The Yellow-Billed Cuckoo coloring contest scene shows a small yellow house drawing misjudged by many children last week. June Huffman of Nelsonville stands out for partial adherence, while prize winners include Lewis Kloeckner and Helen Weltzheimer in Class 1 and Judson Morrison and Mary Catherine Miller in Class 11 with several honorable mentions listed.
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June Huffman
Nelsonville
June
Lewis Kloeckner
Hanlin Avenue
Athens
Helen Weltzheimer
East Washington Street
Oril Griffin
Judson Morrison
Pleasant View
Rex
Mary Catherine Miller
Chestnut Street
Lillian Young
Esther Dorst
Florence Easterling
Mary Campbell
Agnes Hartley
Kathleen
Ethel Hayden
Mercedes Keeton
Otis
Feuth Johnson
Ruth Lehman
Lowell Miller
Eldon Ball
Louise McDowell
Evelyn Wolfe
Eileen Sherman
Billy Bateman
Mary Frederick
Phyllis Roberts
Irene Davis
Mary Etta McKibbe
MELLO-GLO Face Powder Marketed by Zenner Company
An ad touts MELLO-GLO a new French process face powder that keeps shine away, spreads smoothly, won’t clog pores, and stays on longer. The Zenner Company promotes it as pure and fine for attractive skin.
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Zenner Company
Local Notables List Readers Across Communities
A long OCR string lists numerous women and men including Marguerite Judson Rosemary Fors bach Stanley Bruce Leslie Barber Margaret Hampton Lillie Poling John Forbes Pauline Forbes Waneva Pack Helen Moore Frances Hall Frances Gettle Eleanor Catherine Fanny Davis Ruth Wilson Ruth Louise Johnson Audrey Curtis Fann Glenn Bernard Barron Edith man Alice Mechem Billy Mecham Mertie Oliver Dorothy M Howar Susie Gillilan Kathe leen Hayden Jennie Juniper Des loris Watkins Verna Sayre Mary Jane Verity Paul Oskey Richard Burkett Herbert Lowther Margaret Connard.
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Marguerite Judson
Rosemary Forsbach
Stanley
Hallie Bruce
Leslie Barber
Margaret Hampton
Lillie
Louise Poling
John
Roland Forbes
Pauline Forbes
Waneva Pack
Helen Moore
Frances Hall
Frances Gettle
Eleanor
Catherine
Fanny
Clarence Davis
Ruth Wilson
Ruth Louise Johnson
Audrey Curtis
Fann Glenn
Bernard Barron
Edith Man
Alice Mechem
Billy Mecham
Mertie Oliver
Dorothy M. Howar
Susie
Bernice Gillilan
Katheleen Hayden
Jennie Juniper
Des Loris Watkins
Verna F. Sayre
Mary Jane Verity
Paul John Oskey
Richard Burkett
Herbert Lowther
Margaret Connard
Zombro Withdraws From Olympic Trials
Stanford star Fred Zombro suffers a broken bone in one foot and cannot attempt to join the American Olympic squad as he is sidelined by the injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Zombro
Stanford
One solution to today’s Let ter Golf puzzle
A single solution is given: Good, Gold, Gild, Gird, Girl. The sequence shows progressive letter changes shaping a final word.
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Messenger
Clinton Webb
George D. Mowery
J. J. Reichelderfer
Laurelville
D. M. Heft
H. B. Troxel
Tim Whitcraft
Rudolph Brown
Isaac Whitcraft
D. M. Soliday
Ray Soliday
John Wellman
Henry Leach
Ewald Schmitter
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Byron Moorehead
Anthony Toerner
Sweazy
Sand Run
Cherrington Hospital
John Redtenwald
Hocking Valley Railroad
Iowa
Cleveland Courts
Judge Whitcraft
West Virginia
Morgantown
Lakin
Grand Army
Columbia
Columbia Pictures Presents
Conway Tearle
Oh AG
George B. Seitz
Grandpa Smith
al Smith
Arthur Smith, Jr
Arthur Smith
Ajesti
Karl Dane
Athens 47 Saving & Loan CO
Athens, Ohio
J. C. McClanahan
J. L. Henry
P. E. Hixson
Cc. L. Stout Roy Oscar Davis
E. Gol
Tors
M. P. Ohlinger Carl G. Neff
G. WH. Williams John J. Woolley
Atty. Cc
H. Copeland
Y. Bec'y
Flag
Crusaders
America
House
Zombro
Zenner
Ole Feld
Firestone
Colner
Soay
Oldfield
Fred R. Beasley
Glouster
Amesville
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