Fraternity Chapter Honors Beta Phi Sigma With Trophy
Logan chapter of Beta Phi Sigma elects two members to province offices, wins silver cup for attendance in the province meet at Deshler hotel. Ralph Schraeder Logan becomes province treasurer and Ralph Amidt vice trustee. banquet held with speeches by Krieg Indianapolis and Phil Henderson.
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Ralph Schra Be’ Logan
Provinceaary
Ralph Amidt
Krieg
Indianapolis
National Dent
Phil A. Henderson
National
Joel
Acccordion
N Kleinschmidt
Ralph Roberts
Henderson
Walter Potts
Kleinschmi
Social notes recount D A R chapter gathering and visits
Worthington D A R members were entertained at Mrs. Howard White's home with a program on the Revolutionary War and delegates to the Congress. Miss Mable Mace and others visited relatives in Ohio. A car fire near Ilesboro damaged a vehicle, with no injuries reported.
Drink Water to Help Kidney Comfort Says New Authority
A new authority recommends drinking plenty of water daily to flush kidneys and prevent acid buildup from rich foods. Four ounces of jad salta dissolve in water before breakfast may cleanse the kidneys, reduce back pains, and ease bladder irritation, with repeated use at night possible.
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Net
Ten Men and Two Women Fined After Logan Court Session
Ten men and two women faced Judge A M Ellinger on a busy Logan court run from Saturday night to Monday morning. Pleas of guilty brought fines totaling 685 dollars for offenses from speeding and intoxication to possession and driving while intoxicated. Disturbances included arrests near New Straitsville and a high speed chase ending with a tire shot, and a whisky bottle thrown from a car later used as evidence.
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Hocking County
New Straitsville
Rollin Friener
Bremen
Gene McGarvey
Jackson
Bernard Bickel
Union Furnace
Walter Vickers
Kitty and
Tillie
Parks
Lansing
Gene Summers
Gore
James Johnson
George Ross
James Flanagan
Edward Windle
Nelsonville
Charlies
Purden
Sugar Grove
Hammond
Far
McGarvey
Johnson
Windle
Owens Manufacturing official notes favorable prospects in Logan plant
An Owens Manufacturing official said the local plant runs 12 hours a day with work secured for several months. One hundred men and women are employed while a large order for bedroom suites is in progress and additional orders are expected.
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Logan
Owens Manufacturing Company
Log an Man Recovering After Tree Injury Visits Daughter
Logan March 6 Andrew Wilson Sr Rockbridge injured two weeks ago by a falling tree while cutting timber has recovered enough to visit his daughter Mrs Lewis Woltz in Rockbridge. The elder timber man also lives with his son Fletcher Wilson near the village.
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Logan
Andrew Wison
Rockbridge
Lewis Woltz
Fletcher Wilson
Mercer Recovering After Double Hernia Operation
Mercer recovering from recent operation in Columbus for double hernia. Ford Mercer, son of Mr. and Mrs. William Mercer of Washington township, is reported to return home within a week.
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Roberts W. Lang
Cuyahoga Falls
Mable Mace
A. H. Kuhlman
Cowas
Logan
Amos L. Heyde
Lee White
Phil Hen
Chillicothe
Ness
W. H
Clarence Kalklosch
Us Thomas
Esther Columbus
Catherine Josch
Ben Mor‘Lester
Homer Kalklosch
Falls
Harlosch
Washington
John Ludlow
Pleasant
William Mercer
Washington Township
Columbus
Haydenville Boys Battle Through Four-Game Tourney Run
Haydenville finished second in the Hocking county high school tournament after four hard contests over two days. The team played Friday and again Saturday, winning two games before losing to Laurelville in the finals. Laurelville nudged Rockbridge for the district meet at Ohio University.
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Logan
Haydenville
Hocking County
Laurelville
Rockbridge
Ohio University
Logan Couple Tells Grandparents of Newborn Grandson
Mr and Mrs IG W Clark of East Front street learned Monday morning they are grandparents for the first time. Their son Stanley Clark became a father with a son born that morning to Mr and Mrs Dave Washburn Union Furnace. Clark works as a oil field driller at Crooksville and the Clarks were former Logan residents.
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Logan
IG. W. Clark
East Front Street
Lancaster
Stanley Clark
Dave Washburn Union
Michel promises pain relief for menstrual cramps
An advertisement claims Michel non-narcotic tablets halt menstrual pain within minutes by acting on the organs involved. It targets women who suffer each period and suggests taking a tiny tablet beforehand to avoid any discomfort. The product is sold in rugstores in a 50 cent aluminum case.
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Midol
Michel
Devil Dog Heroes Three Marines Highlight Valor
Three Marines awarded recognition for exceptional valor aboard a mission in which they faced heavy enemy fire. The unit, known for toughness and endurance, demonstrated bravery under extreme hazard, contributing to mission success and unit morale.
Dr James Headache Powders Offer Quick Relief
A dated medical advertisement touts Dr James Headache Powders as a fast remedy for headaches and neuralgia. It claims relief in one to two minutes, promises safety and dependability, and notes drug stores recommend them with a dime price for a famous physician's prescription in package form.
Extra Birthdays On Leap Year Day In Britain
London reports that 26 000 British subjects born on February 29 1924 will celebrate four birthdays this leap year day totaling 104 000 celebrations, 78 000 more than in 1924. Somerset House figures show the leap day births create additional birthdays for 26 000 people, amplifying celebrations this year.
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London
Mar
U.P
Somerset House
Forest farmer Shanley files for 1928 Ohio governor race
Harry A. Shanley of Forest Hardin county filed his declaration of candidacy for the Republican nomination for governor with Secretary of State Brown. He previously sought the post in 1926, winning 2998 votes in the primary, and is the first to file for the 1928 race.
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Columbus
U.P
Harry A. Shanley
Forest
Hardin County
Brown
Shanley
Banker Is Killed In Auto Plunge At Pineville
The body of James M. Morgan a Toledo Ohio banke r was sent to Toledo after his car plunged over a cliff near Pineville Kentucky yesterday killing him en route home from work.
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Pineville
James M. Morgan
Tolledo
Toeldo
Shock Kills Mother as Raid Uncovers Liquor
Mrs Minnie Cummings aged 60 collapsed and died of heart disease during a police raid on the home of her son Prince Cummings. Liquor was found at the scene and authorities report the incident occurred last night in Xenia.
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Minnie Cummings
Prince Cummings
Dr Edwards Olive Tablets Promise Health Renewal
An advertisement promotes Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a tonic to relieve constipation and dizziness. It claims the olive colored tablets cleanse poisons, improve complexion, energy, and appearance, and are sold by all druggists for a low price.
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F. M. Edwards
Dr. Edwards
le. Soc
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