Reestablishment of Precinct At Oreville Considered Saturday
Logan March 7 Members of the Hocking County Election Board met Saturday to consider reopening the Oreville precinct. A petition with 119 Oreville voters supported the move after Oreville had been merged with Gore two years earlier. The board planned to rule by the May primary and set March 17 to review petition sufficiency while candidates filed for county offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Hocking County
Election Board
Piss Rhea B. Pettit
Carl Cc. Sparnow
Miss Pettit
Cr. Pettit
Gaffney
Sparnon
Guest Speaker William Kershner To Speak Be fore Logan Rotary
Logan reports William Ishner of Columbus will address the Logan Rotary Club Monday night. He is secretary of the Ohio Teachers Retirement Fund and will discuss the retirement system. Rev. Amos L. Heyde of Logan will visit Wellston Friday to speak to its Rotary Club.
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William Kershner
Logan Rotary Club
Logan
William Ishner
Columbus
Ohio ‘Teachers’ Retirement Fund
George E. Carr
Kershner
Amos L. Heyde
Wellston
Rotary Club
Social Circle Luncheon Discusses George Washington Bicentennial
A one o clock luncheon was enjoyed at the home of Mrs Theodore Lytle on South Mulberry Street Friday afternoon by Social Circle members. Mrs Russell Berlin gave a paper on the George Washington Bicentennial after lunch with miscellaneous articles offered during the roll call. Mrs Myrtle White and Mrs C W Schelde Sr were guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore Lytle
South Mulberry Street
Russell Berlin
George Washington
Myrtle White
C. W. Schelde
Tysmo Relieves Neuritis Pain with Powerful Healing Action
Reading text promotes a liniment named Tysmo that penetrates through skin to soothe nerves, ending back and joint pains from neuritis, sciatica, or rheumatism. It claims rapid relief from stiffness numbness and soreness. Available at Cline Pharmacy and local drug stores.
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Alon
Cline Pharmacy
Classified Ads and Circulation Contact Information
Local notices call D Y Milne at 272 for Messenger circulation ads. The piece mentions telephone numbers for readers to reach Clinton Webb and to submit society and locals notices to 6024.
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Clinton Webb
Your
6024
The
Messenger
D.Y. Milne
Poultry Raising Talks Planned by Extension Service
Logan March 7 poultry discussion to aid farmers with profitability plans. C M Ferguson of the Extension Service speaks March 15 at one o clock in the courthouse on poultry raising. E R Lancashire leads a Haydenville meeting March 17 on home gardening at one o clock in the Community Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
C. M. Ferguson
Extension Service
Ferguson
Haydenville
E. R. Lancashire
National Fireproofing Company
Hocking County Coal Shortage Foreseen
Logan report notes the closure of wagon mines in eastern Hocking County amid cold weather and snowfall. The shutdown threatens a coal shortage for residents as fuel supplies dwindle, with wood likely to supplement gas fires until mines resume.
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Logan
Logan Bowlers Score Victory Over Capital City Five
A Logan quintet bowled Saturday night at the Columbus Y M C A alleys against Capital City, winning by 31 pins for the series. Logan rolled a final game total of 1,024 led by Howard Columber with 678 in the series.
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Logan
Columbus
Capital City
Howard Columber
Junior Tourists Review Victorian Writers at Meeting
The Junior Tourist Club met at Mrs. Hugh Meldrim's home on Thursday. Nellie Adams reviewed Thomas Hardy's Dynasts. Refreshments were served after the meeting with guests Mrs. Fred Graham and Mrs. Forest Weinrich in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh Meldrim
Thomas Hardy
Nellie Adams
Fred Graham
Forest E. Weinrich
Damaged Cable Knocks Out Logan Telephones
About 300 telephones in Logan's northwest area were out of service for more than a day late last week after a cable was damaged. Service workers struck the line while improving an alley. crews repaired it and restored service as quickly as possible.
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Logan
Service Department
Telephone Company
Education lesson and society meeting at Logan church
Education was the topic of the Friday afternoon lesson led by Mrs. Lester Risch. The King's Daughters met at the Methodist Episcopal Church with Mrs. Harry Thomas presiding. A paper by Mrs. Walter Prather titled Upward, Onward and Forward was offered, and a stewardship playlet directed by Mrs. Raymond Lanning featured several members. Devotionals were given by Mrs. Raymond Bierly, Mrs. Sterling Smith and Mrs. Ted Struble. New members included Mrs. 8S. C. Scheide of Lima and Mrs. Joseph Rowley. A two course dinner followed, served by local hosts including Mrs. Sam Primmer and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Bierly
Sterling Smith
Ted Struble
Local Residents Return From Cherrington W Hospital
Logan residents Charles Kienzle and Cora Vanbibber were discharged after operations and treatment. Mrs Vira Thompson of Haydenville was admitted following several days of influenza.
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Logan
Charles Kienzle
Cherrington W Hospital
Cora Vanbibber
Nelsonville
Vira. Thompson
Haydenville
Wharton and Mahoney Tie at Laurelville Ceremony
The couple Raymond W. Wharton 23 a farmer of Laurelville and Mildred Josephine Mahoney 18 of Laurelville were married with the Rev. James R. Fields presiding. They are both children of local residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond W. Wharton
Laurelville
Alpha Wharton
Mildred Josephine Mahoney
Albert Mahoney
James R. Fields
Buck Returns Home After Car Crash Injuries
Arthur Buck of Columbus left the Charlington Hospital Saturday for his home after several days of treatment for injuries from an automobile accident near Sugar Grove. He was much improved by the time of discharge.
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Logan
Arthur Buck
Columbus
Sugar Grove
Charrington Hospital
Dress from a mill-end remnant inspires thrifty chic
The writer shares a self-made dress crafted from a fifty four inch English wool remnant costing two dollars and seventy five cents. She notes careful tailoring and describes a matching hat with beige grosgrain revers and a mulled color scheme, signing off with Paris inspiration.
Pneumonia Claims Widow at Barlow
Mrs. Eliza beth Reid Lasure 68 widow of Carlos Lasure of Barlow died Friday at her daughter Charlies F. Matheny’s home in Parkersburg West Virginia after wintering there. She is survived by a daughter a brother and two sisters. She was a member of the Barlow Methodist Church and Barlow Grange.
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Barlow
Margie Matheny
Alexander Dunlap
Vincent
Drain
Jeanette Dunlap
Barlow Methodist Church
Barlow Grange
Woman Dies At Guysville
Mrs. Frank Windings died Wednesday night at her home in Guysville. She was about eighty, leaving a husband and several children. Funeral was held Saturday at Vanderhoof at 2 p.m. Interment was in the adjoining cemetery.
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Guysville
Frank Windings
Vanderhoof
Glen Coen
P. G. Chapman
Emory Bean
Main Street
Homer Moorehead
Parkersburg
Woodmen Hall
City Hospital
Faye Tucker
Foster Bean
Claude Love
Maggie Townsend
Finney couple sought by Indiana police
Sheriff Adrean reports John and Paul Finney of Spencer Indiana are wanted by police there. He arrested John Lewis to hold for Indiana authorities. Finneys were not implicated by Indiana police, and their whereabouts are unknown. Lewis will be returned to Indiana.
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Mcconnellville
L. B. Adrean
John Lewis
Spencer
Ind
John
Paul Finney
Indiana
Chillicothe
Finneys
Adrean
Lewis
Rescued After Leap From Bridge Into Kanawha River
A nameless man leaped 65 feet from the Juliana Street Bridge into the Kanawha River in Parkerburg West Virginia. He was saved by workers in a small boat just before dusk, revived, then ran up the river bank and vanished. He refused to identify himself or answer questions.
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Parkersburg
W. Va
Kanawha River
Juliana Street
Two Ohio River Trains to Be Discontinued
Trains Nos. 67 and 68 on the Ohio River division of the B and O between this city and Ravenswood are to be discontinued. The move follows a telegram from Charleston and permission granted by the State Public Service Commission. The line shows the two runs have operated at a sustained loss.
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Parkersburg
W. Va
Ohio River
Ravenswood
Charleston
State Public Service Commission
Birthday party draws a boy crowd and twins noted
March birthday party for boys includes William Hendricks Mike M Maniskas Kenneth Nelson Keith Nelson James W Porter and Elwood Carsey. Orchard owners fear early fruit damaged by a cold snap with many leaves fallen. Flower gardens also damaged by the freeze.
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William Hendricks
West Side
Mike M. Maniskas
Central School
Kenneth Nelson
East Side
Keith Nelson
James W. Porter
Rufus Putnam
Elwood Carsey
East Side School
Man Must Choose Death Instrument
Delbert Green faces a second choice of death method after a retrial in Farmington Utah He was convicted again of first degree murder for killing three people during a 1930 incident He previously selected the firing squad and now must choose between the firing squad or the rope with his appeal ongoing.
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Farmington
Utah
U.P
Delbert Green
Green
Gladys
James Green
Freeze of Sunday May Damages Fruit and Blossoms
Observers report a heavy freeze Sunday and Sunday night that nipped budding fruit trees and early spring flowers around the area. Saturday much damage to trees noted as well.
Taxicabs Enroute to Washington Winter Snowbound
A convoy of 25 taxicabs passed through Athens late Sunday as ice and snow blanketed streets. Rural roads were safer than city streets, with state crews spreading cinders on danger spots. Snow was heavy in the mountains along Federal Route 50 in West Virginia Maryland and Virginia raising concern for the cabs headed to Washington from Chicago.
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Athens
State Highway Department
West Virginia
Maryland
Virginia
Washington
Chicago
Spanish divorce bill sparks talk of Madrid as Continental Reno
Margaret Nelkin a woman deputy in Spain predicts Madrid will become a Continental Reno as the new divorce bill is signed. Divorces may now be granted by mutual consent but final decree waits six months. She cites dozens of calls from both sexes asking how soon to start proceedings.
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Margaret Nelkin
Spain
Madrid
Miss Nelkin
Telephone Company Increases Its Assets
Bell Telephone system boosted assets from 5,000,195,801 at end of 1930 to 5,024,335,551 on December 31, 1931, AT&T holding company reported. The rise makes the corporation the largest in the world and nearly all money in circulation in the United States.
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New York
U.P
Bell Telephone System
American Telephone & Telegraph Company
United States
American Telephone & Telegraph
Stubborn Piles Solve: Detroit Man Recovers After 25 Years
T G Rockstrom of Detroit writes of long piles suffering lasting over twenty five years. After using four boxes of Peters ons Ointment he reports near cure. A big box sells for 35 cents at any drug store.
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Detroit
T. G. Rockstrom
Peterson
Adv
Luckoff's Chauncey Store Faces Sensational Headlines
Reporter notes sensational chatter around Luckoff's Chauncey store as events draw public interest. Details remain unclear but curiosity peaks amid ongoing local attention and competing rumors.
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Luckoff
Chauncey
CaP Enjoys Quiet Life After White House Tenure
Northhampton Massachusetts March 7 ex president Calvin Coolidge marked the third anniversary of retirement with no public return to politics. He bought The Beeches mansion in 1929, trains for Plymouth Vermont and Northampton life, rarely speaks publicly, yet handles correspondence and occasional magazine items. Mrs Coolidge joins local social life, attends Edwards Church weekly, shops downtown, and helped at a bazaar donating pillows.
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Northampton
Mass
U.P
Calvin Coolidge
White House
America
Plymouth
William Morgan Butler
Massachusetts
Coolidge
Austin B. Cooney
Hadley
Calvin
Main Street
Coolidge and Hemenway
Walley Or Motors
Beeches
R. C. Hills
Countain
Company pamphlet report for 1931 earnings decline
The pamphlet report shows total earnings of 287,842,049 dollars for 1931, down from 292,014,871 dollars. Net income after interest is 166,666,534 dollars, equal to 9.05 dollars per share on 18,658,361 common shares, versus 165,544,707 dollars or 10.85 dollars a share on 17,956,512 shares in 1930.
Notable Admissions at Shelter ing Arms Hospital Last Week
New patients include Mrs. Frank Thornton of Athens in an accident case and Elmer Phillips of Chauncey in an accident. W. C. Whitelock of Aberdeen Maryland and Mrs. L. R. Shafer of Athens arrive for medical and major operations. Walter Williams, an Ohio University student from Cleveland, undergoes an appendicitis operation along with J. L. Kelly of Athens and Mrs. Hazel Clark of Harrisonville in major operations. Mrs. Hattie Wench joins Athens for a major operation. Discharges include W. C. Whitelock and Mrs. Frank Thornton, plus Mrs. Helen Chapman of Coolville and Jacob Dorst of Athens.
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Sheltering Arms Hospital
Frank Thornton
Athens
W. C. Whitelock
Aberdeen
L. R. Shafer
Elmer Phillips
Chauncey
Walter Williams
Cleveland
Ohio University
J. L. Kelly
Hazel Clark
Harrisonville
Hattie Wench
Helen Chapman
Coolville
Jacob Dorst
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Oreville
Hocking County Election Board
Hughes Eewveresnes
Ntiget S Ceerminnenen
Messner We
Hamilton
Columbus Motor Express, Inc
Naghten St
E. Naghten St. Col
Logan Transfer Company
Athens Ice & Athens, O
Ridenour’s
Storage Company
King’s Daughters
Logan Methodist Church
Athens Messenger
Mamzelie
Paris
Au Revoir
Husband
Eral Children
Lindbergh
Betty Gow
McPherson
Rapid Shoe Repairing
W. Union St
Doan
Henry Minott
United Press
Hill
Hill’s
Hill’ —O
Coats
D. Zenner Co
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