Teeth and Tonsil Defects Noted in Pre School Clinics
Logan health officials closed a two day pre school conference with Dr W B Lacock as health commissioner. Public health nurses and PTA members assisted at the courthouse health department. Forty one Logan children and nine from rural areas were examined with teeth and tonsils the major defect findings for incoming kindergartners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Hocking County
W. B. Lacock
Health Department
Margaret Weaver
Lucille Roberts
Mary Bond
Lacock
Examining Physician Chart To Disclose Defect Percentage
A chart will be prepared to disclose the percentage of defects found during examination by the physician.
Court Upheld Ohio Ruling in Conkle Hollow Case
Logan court report notes the Ohio Supreme Court affirmed the Common Pleas Court and the Court of Appeals of Hocking County by denying a motion to certify records in the Conkle and son versus Helber and others matter. Originating in Common Pleas, the dispute concerns a gas station contract and pump installation at an Enterprise site. This marks the second recent instance of the high court backing Judge Harley M. Whitcraft's decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Supreme Court
Conkle Hollow
Logan
Common Pleas Court
Court of Appeals
Hocking County
Ohio Supreme Court
John M. Conkle
Enterprise
Supreme Court
Harley M. Whitcraft
Logan To Take Part Trade Groups To Discuss Use of Funds
Officials of Logan's chamber of commerce plan a Columbus meeting next Tuesday with trade and special associations to discuss wise use of construction funds from pending Congress bills. Mrs Hoselton Laurelville received a blood transfusion at Cherrington Hospital after being brought in last week and remains critical. Earl Evans Nelsonville injured last week when he fell from a bridge shows slight improvement. Mrs Ralph Stephenson Laurelville admitted for transfusion at the same hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Chamber of Commerce
Columbus
Congress
Arthur Hoselton
Laurelville
Cherrington Hospital
Joe Phillips
Earl Evans
Nelsonville
Ralph Stephenson
William Woodard Improves Slowly at Columbus Hospital
Reports from Columbus hospital indicate William Woodard of Logan continues to improve slowly and is expected to make a complete recovery barring complications. Delta Theta Tau Sorority members met at Miss Lillian Rulon’s home near Ewing on Wednesday night with a 6:30 picnic supper and program. guest May Bensonhaver attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Columbus Hospital
William Woodard
Delta Theta Tau Sorority
Lillian Rulon
Ewing
May Bensonhaver
Get-Together Bridge Club Meets at Emma Aplin Home
Members gathered this week at Mrs. Emma Aplin's East Second Street home for a bridge session. Miss Kate McBride attended as a guest and Mrs. Belle Hyson will host the group in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Aplin
East Second Street
Kate McBride
Belle Hyson
Clowns Al Schacht and Nick Al trock Appear in Logan
Local girl Annabelle Weymueller and a crowd selected boy join Al Schacht and Nick Al trock in a fan program at the Columbus-Minneapolis game. Both children receive applause for their roles in the sketch on the playing field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
al Schacht
Nick Altrock
Annabelle Weymueller
M. F. Weymueller
Smythe Blocked by Legal Steps in Chicago Return
Deputy Sheriff Joe Farbeann returned from Chicago where he attempted to fetch Clayton L. Smythe for arraignment in Logan. Legal steps were started to resist extradition papers, with a hearing tentatively set for June 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farbeann
Chicago
Logan
Joe Farbeann
Clayton L. Smythe
Farbearn
Ohio
Acme Live Stock Club Reorganized in Ewing
The Acme Live stock Club of Ewing reorganized for summer work with Harold Rheinscheld as president Merle Horn as secretary treasurer William Horn as recreation leader and Lloyd Rheinscheld as news reporter. The group of fifteen joined the 4-H Club tour to Columbus Friday morning and organized an orchestra alongside their livestock growing project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Acme Livestock Club
Ewing
Harold Rheinscheld
Merle Horn
William Horn
Lloyd Rheinscheld
Columbus
Hiles Funeral Held in Logan for Esteilla May Hiles
Final rites were conducted Thursday at the Nazarene church for Esteilla May Hiles 54 wife of Lewis D Hiles who died Tuesday at her home in Logan She had been ill weeks and was preceded in death by a son She leaves husband three sons and two daughters Nora Wilson Dollie Hiles Boyd Hiles of Springfield Edward and Walter Hiles of Logan Rev Landgrade led the service Burial was in Oak Grove Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Landgrade
Oak Grove Cemetery
Sigma Phi Gamma Sorority Plans Buckeye Lake Outing
A business and social meeting was held Tuesday night at the chapter rooms with bingo and a contest. Miss Bertice Buntz and Miss Margaret Walker reported on the national convention in Buffalo. An outing at Buckeye Lake was planned. Guests included Mrs. L. A. Ross Richmond VA, Mrs. Charles R. Quinn Youngstown, Mrs. Paul Leach Columbus, Mrs. Edwin Montgomery and Miss Kathryn Johnson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sigma Phi Gamma Sorority
Bertice Buntz
Margaret Walker
Buffalo
Buckeye Lake
L. A. Ross
Richmond
Charles R. Quinn
Youngstown
Paul Leach
Columbus
Edwin Montgomery
Kathryn Johnson
Civil War Veteran James Allen Ill in Logan
Comrade James Allen is ill at his Logan home and slightly better after returning from Lima where he attended the G A R annual encampment. He is one of four Civil War veterans remaining in Logan and his relatives hope for a rapid recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
James Allen
Lima
Ill child Marcia Thurness reported in Logan bed
June 24 report shows two year old Marcia Jane Thurness, daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles Thurness, still ill with an intestinal disorder after ten days of sickness with no improvement in her condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Marcia Jane
Charles Thurness
Odd Fellows Celebrate Century in Cleveland
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Comly returned to their Logan home after attending the Independence Order of Odd Fellows centennial celebration in Cleveland. Comly serves as deputy grand master of the district and is a past officer of the Logan lodge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Roy Comly
Cleveland
Independent
Order of Oddfellows
Comly
Logan Lodge
Children's Day program set by Nazarene Church in The Plains
Crusaders for Christ will headline the Children's Day program by the Sunday School of the Church of the Nazarene in The Plains on Sunday morning June 26 at 9 30. Special songs and declamations are planned and the regular lesson will be suspended for the event. Parents and the public are invited. In Chauncey, Mr and Mrs William Dennis host visiting relatives Eldon Sapp Damon Watkins and families from Columbus and Parkersburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Crusaders For Christ
Church of the Nazarene
the Plains
Carrie Channell
Walter Wharton
William Dennis
Eldon Sapp
Columbus
Damon Watkins
Parkersburg
Juniors Set To Meet In Millfield Park Sunday
Athens junior baseball team will face Millfield Juniors Sunday afternoon at Millfield park. Herman Theisen Jr., manager of Millfield, announces the game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Millfield Park
Chauncbey
Athens
Millfield
Herman Theisen, Jr
Mrs Cole Improves After Wounding Near Millfield Mine
Mrs. William Cole of Millfield shows improvement after being wounded in both legs by bullets near the picket camp at the Millfield mine last Sunday night. Her condition was reported as improving today in Chauncey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
William
Pete) Cole
Millfield
Cole
Stalder Sons Improving From Typhoid Fever
George Stalder eldest son of Mr and Mrs William Stalder of The Plains is reported to be improving slowly after a serious bout with typhoid fever. He remains at his parents home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
George Stalder
William Stalder
the Plains
Howards Open Show At Parkersburg June Start
Howards Brothers of Millfield open their carnival season next week in Parkersburg West Virginia. Rides and concessions are being hauled by truck to Parkersburg for the opening event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncry
Howard Brothers of
Millfield
Parkersburg
W. Va
Chauncey Area Social Roundup of Visits and Visits
Miss Ruth Anna Kittle of Athens visits Chauncey guest of her aunt Mrs. T. R. Hamilton. Forest Allen family and Elizabeth Phillips and Elmer Phillips travel from Akron to Chauncey to see relatives. Local church groups meet and sick lists noted as families journey between Sugar Creek Athens The Plains and Dayton Ohio. Dr C N Sanders from Millfield visits Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Anna Kittle
Athens
Chauncey
T. R. Hamilton
Mound Street
Forest Allen
Betty
Jo Ann
Akron
Allen
Elizabeth Phillips
Elmer Phillips
Joe Bridgewater
Methodist Church
William Modek
Sugar Creek
Detroit
Frances Harvey
Alex Madek
Pentecostal Church
James Herdman
Robin Miller
Roland Miller
C. N. Sanders
Millfield
Columbus
Rev J W Schultz Leads Chauncey Adventist Campaign
Rev J W Schultz of Logan conducted Thursday night services at Chauncey Seventh Day Adventist Church as part of the evangelistic campaign. He will speak again at Sunday night services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
J. W. Schultz
Logan
Chauncey Seventh Day Adventist Church
Schultz
County Treasurer cites $462,503 shortage in Cuyahoga
Cuyahoga County Treasurer L. G. Collister warns of a treasury shortage totaling 462,503.20 dollars. County Prosecutor P. L. A. Lieghley says he will await the state examiners’ report on the intent of inpahortage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clevinland
Cuyahoga County
L. G. Collister
P.L. A. Lieghley
Jacksonville League groups plan Lancaster trip for convention
Six cars carrying local League members depart early Friday from Jacksonville gathering at the Methodist Church and joining others from Trimble Millfield and The Plains to form a caravan to Lancaster for the convention. Registration is 8 to 10 with a potluck at Camp Grounds after arrival. A large Sunday evening Children’s Day program at United Brethren Church entertained attendees with songs recitations and dialogues.
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League
Lancaster
Methodist Church
Trimble League
Millfield
Plains
Chauncey
vVhis
Trimble
Jacksonville
The
Threaten To Stop All Non-Union Shipments
Guards were placed along the Illinois Central right of way through Franklin and Williamson counties to deter miners from halting trains in search of non union mined Kentucky coal. Authorities moved guards to bridges and trestles after two incidents where miners stopped trains and questioned crews about coal shipments the previous days. A group of unidentified men stopped a freight train near town and learned it was not carrying coal. Earlier a crowd of about 200 halted a train near Benton and threatened to destroy a bridge over Kentucky coal shipments.
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West Frankfort
Illinois Central Railroad
Franklin and
Williamson County
Kentucky
Trans
Here
E. C. Elliott
Elliott
Benton
Salvation Army Teaches Sewing on West Union Street
A weekly sewing class at Salvation Army headquarters on West Union Street draws about 15 women. They learn plain sewing and make children’s clothes and household items by overhauling donated materials for distribution through the home mission department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salvation Army
West Union Street
Home Mission Department
The
Organization For Distribution
Charity Drives Aid Needy Families With Sale Proceeds
Local groups organize articles for sale with all proceeds directed to assist needy families. Volunteers gather materials, set prices, and run collections to maximize impact. The effort emphasizes community support and steady fundraising.
Army Cadets to Leave for Glenn Dale Camp
Six girls from the local Salvation Army Corps Cadets depart Monday morning June 27 for a week at Glenn Dale Camp near Cincinnati. Six Girl Guards go the following week for swimming sports Bible study and arts and crafts under Mrs James Gates. The local group has 22 members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salvation Army Corps
Glenn Dale
Cincinnati
Girl Guards
James Gates
Corps Cadets Train Under Salvation Army Program
The Corps Cadets, girls aged 13 and up, follow an intensive Bible and leadership course tied to Salvation Army work. They meet weekly with Mrs Bernard Stone and submit monthly lessons for headquarters review. The six year program awards certificates every six months and lists local cadets and Girl Guard participants by name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salvation Army
Bernard Stone
Wfe
Adjutant Stone
Mary Belle Maxwell
Florence Burnside
Sarah Barnhart
Othella McKibben
Garnet McKibben
Anna Mae Simonton
Ada Burnside
Mildred Carsey
Margaret Mann
Katherine Simonton
Anna McKibben
Blanche Smith
Knights Templar Elect Officers for Next Year
At the Athen Commandery No. 15 Knights Templar annual meeting officers were elected for the ensuing year. Frank L lows is commander and Howard H. generalissimo. Clark E. Wi captain general. Dalton O. C. senior warden. George 8. H. junior warden. Charles E. Cameron prelate. Lawrence G. Worstell treasurer. James A. Palmer recorder. Dewey Laughlin standard bearer. Edward F. Sells sword bearer. Lay son N. Davis warder. Arthur O. Hunter sentinel. Installed by Past Commander Merrill M. Kerr, the officers elect will attend the 90th annual session in Columbus October 12 and 13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights
Arthur O. Hunter
Sentinel
Merrill M. Kerr
Cat Commandery
Columbus
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Sun
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Helen Hayes
Arrowsmith
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Karen Morley
Conway
Baxter
Jackie Cooper
Logan Court
Delta Theta Tau
Bridge Club
Storcks
Littler’s Bakery
Athens Home Telephone Co
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Annabelle
Smythe
Acme
Hiles
Sigma Phi Gamma
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Howards Open
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Jackie of
Buchtel
Charles Gaskins
Harry Moore
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Dayton
Darrel Moore
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F. B. Cook
Lower Plains
Clifford
Pomeroy
United Brethren Church
Garnett Talbert
E.R. Robinette
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Witer Anderson
Ruth Ann Phillips
Joan Judson
William Anderson
Walter Anderson
Boy Jesus
Delbert Lemoine
Hesroes of
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Cathleen Ridge
Francis Judson
Alice Robinette
Norma
Mary Dust
John
Glouster
George Burdiss
Ben Lent
David Cox
Oregon
Scofield
Lent
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KASCO
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Knights Templar
Athen
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