Fire In Garage Destroys Auto and Furniture
Fire swept a garage storage building owned by William Hutchison at 1008 Fourth St early Wednesday, destroying a 1932 automobile, furniture, a bicycle, and other items. Damage estimated at 4500 dollars. A short circuit caused the blaze discovered at 1 30 a m by a passing motorist. paint cans exploded spreading the fire before firefighters subdued it.
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Logan
William Hutchison
Fourth St
Roy J. Stallsmith
Mrs Heinlein Dies at 87 in Bloomingburg
Harriett Hattie Heinlein 87 widow of Lemuel Heinlein died at 7 30 a m Wednesday at her daughter Arvan Edwards home in Bloomingburg near Washington Court House after extended illness. She was the last living member of her family and former Hocking County resident. Funeral services will be held at 2 p m Friday at Bloomingburg Presbyterian Church with Rev John K Abernathy officiating and interment in Bloomingburg Cemetery.
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Bloomingburg ‘Presbyterian Church
John K. Abernathy
Bloomingburg Cemetery
Man Charged With Default Of Agreement In Logansport
Calvin Poling and Arley Poling sue Charlies V. Kessler for 200 dollars alleging a signed April 12 agreement to allow a sawmill on Kessler property to process standing timber from Alva Seifert. The petition seeks to enforce access to a roadway and mill operation with injunctions against interference.
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LOGAN
Calvin Poling
Arley Poling
Charlies
Rhea Bangert
Harley Meyer
Bible School Ends July 3 in Logan
The Logan Union Daily Vacation Bible School runs daily 9 to 11 am through July 3 except Saturdays. Attendance for the first three days totals 157 Monday 170 Tuesday and 177 Wednesday. Classes meet at multiple churches with chapel services on Mondays and Fridays. Eight of ten sessions are needed for a certificate. A picnic at Kachelmacher Park is planned for July 1 with each child bringing lunch.
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Logan
Logan Union Daily Vacation Bible School
Methodist Church
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Presbyterian Church
Kachelmacher Park
Logan social notes feature Helsinki guest at noon dinner
Mrs Russell Berlin hosted close friends for a noon Tuesday dinner at her Logan home honoring Mrs Kylikki Vasamies of Helsinki Finland visiting as a house guest of Mrs Amos Potts. Vasamies, a Helsinki boys high school teacher, arrived Friday and spoke on compulsory education and Finnish customs.
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Logan
Russell Berlin
Kylikki Vasamies
Helsinki
Finland
Amos Potts
Ing
Good Will
Informal Home Concert Held by Gillen Circle Members
An informal concert was presented at the home of Dr Mrs Harold Gillen. Members included Mrs Phil Paine Mrs Robert Keynes Mrs Arthur Green and Mrs Hugh Meldrim with attendees and guests listed among Delphian Society members. The group closed its season with a six o’clock dinner at Bowen Street followed by a brief meeting and a book review of Cheaper By The Dozen by Gilbeth Carey.
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Harold Gillen
Mane
Phil Paine
Robert Keynes
Arthur Green
Hugh Meldrim
E. M. Godfrey
Delphian Society
Bowen St
Porte Cochere
J. S. Cherrington
Charles Barker
Frank Gilbeth
Ernestine Gilbeth Carey
Blankenship Rites Friday
Funeral services for Lena Blankenship 55 will be held Friday at 2 p.m. at her Main Street home with Rev. Charles Bowen officiating. Burial is in New Straitsville Cemetery. The Forest Rose Temple Pythian Sisters and Electa Chapter Eastern Star will conduct services Thursday evening. She is survived by her mother Mrs. John Alexander two sisters Margaret and Lucy a brother Allen and a nephew John.
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New, Straitsville
Lena Blankenship
Raymond Hoy
Hocking Valley Hospital Admits and Discharges List
Hocking Valley Hospital admitted Mrs. Ira Wilkinson of Carbon Hill and Mrs. Thomas L. Rannells of New Plymouth for surgery. Discharges include Mrs. David Lowery Mrs. Lawrence Reeves Mrs. Lon Coakley Mrs. Paul Risch and son Mrs. George Johnson and son Marilyn Rose Stewart Bobby Allaugh all of Mineral waters.
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Ira Wilkinson
Carbon Hill
Thomas L. Rannells
New Plymouth
David Lowery
Lawrence Reeves
Lon Coakley
Paul Risch
George Johnson
Marilyn Rose Stewart
Bobby Allaugh
Mineral
Weekend Visits and Local Gatherings in Oreville
Mr and Mrs Bill Estep and son Sandy visited his parents Mr and Mrs I C Weaver over the weekend. Mrs Odist Thompson and sons Roy and Leroy Ervin of Columbus joined relatives including Mrs Ed Cecil and daughter Martha Sue and Mrs Rutgers at Hulda Auker’s. A potluck birthday supper honored their son Hubert at Lee Thompson’s home. Bobby Joe Nixon vacationed with his grandparents Henson Nixon. Leroy Ervin spent two weeks with Roy Thompson in Columbus. Mrs Ines Rutgers
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Oreville
Bill Estep
Sandy
I. C. Weaver
Odist Thompson
Roy
Leroy Ervin
Columbus
Ed Cecil
Martha Sue
Rutgers
Hulda Auker
Lee Thompson
Hubert
Bobby Joe Nixon
Henson Nixon
Roy Thompson
Ines Rutgers
Logan group elects officers for Tums Day Book Club
Mrs. G R Robinson was named president at a Tuesday meeting held at Mrs. Mari on Abell. Carlos Gaffin was named secretary and Mrs. Frank Harden treasurer. Miss Bartelle Hamilton reviewed the one act play They're None.
Doan’s Pill Offer Promises Kidney Relief
An advertisement touts Doan’s Pills as a diuretic for kidney and bladder discomfort. It claims quick relief after many users reported headaches, eye irritation, and distension, urging readers to ask their druggist for the product.
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Kitney
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James Barker
Vance Rannell
Paul Monka
Walter Rochester
Pettit
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Emma Wellman
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Jay Nimorn
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