Goose Creek project to continue for a few weeks with $5,000
In Columbus a state relief commission and county officials agreed to provide 5000 for Goose Creek Improvement material. The funds from $3000 state and $2000 county will finish two more squares of work and employ local labor through CWA channels. Commissioners Harley N. Armstrong Emanuel Wolfe and others supported the plan after earlier suspension due to high costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Goose Creek
State Relief Commission
Columbus
Harley N. Armstrong
Emanuel Wolfe
Orla Wolfe
Ross Wagstaff
W. 8. Yaw
CWA
Sorority Hosts Delta Theta Tau Meeting at Crystal Springs Inn
Misses Manon and Florence Powerg hosted Delta Theta Tau at Crystal Springs Inn near Sugar Grove. Bridge and games were played with high scores by Mrs. Carl Poling and Miss Lillian Sparnon. other winners included Miss Atarea Vancuren and Miss Della Guess. Guests listed Marjorie Lytle Garnet Dickerson and Elizabeth Stoughton. refreshments were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delta Theta Tau
Crystal Springs Inn
Logan
Manon
Florence Powerg
Delta Theta Tau Sorority
Sugar Grove
Carl Poling
Lillian B Sparnon
Atarea Vancuren
Della Guess
Cuesta
Marjorie Lytle
Garnet Dickerson
Elizabeth Stoughton
Stolen Truck Arrests Follow Deserted Vehicle Find
A truck found deserted in the Same Creek District last week triggered an investigation led by Deputy Sheriff Joe Far bearn with aid from Columbus poll. The probe led to the arrest of James Delaney of Columbus and warrants for Mario Lappert and James Fulton, both of Columbus, on theft charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Joe Farbearn
Columbus Poll
James Delaney
Columbus
Mario Lappert
James Fulton
Mothers Mix This At Home for a Bad Cough
An old home remedy recipe promises relief from coughs. It suggests making a syrup from sugar and water, then adding 244 ounces of Pines from a druggist to create a pint bottle of cough remedy. The Pine compound supposedly soothes inflamed membranes, loosens germs, eases breathing, and aids sleep with a money back guarantee for prompt relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nevan
Fox Hunters Entertained by Quartets and Orchestras
Logan Hocking County Fox Hunters held a landowners meeting to update permission for fox chasing. Delegates from the League of Ohio Sportsmen convention in Columbus reported on sportsmanship. Music featured two male quartets and three orchestras including the Oroville and Maxville quartets and The Diamond, Nelsonville, and Bono's Rhythm Boys. A postmeeting feed was served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Hocking County
League of Ohio Sportsmen
Columbus
Frank Adcock
Edward Hockman
Oroville
Tim Blankenship
Jacob Blankenship
Dock Potts
Wendell Emerick
Maxville
Luther Bell
Charles Huber
Rowe Johnston
Earl Poling
Diamond
Harley Schoonover
Raith Haas
Jack Joy
Lewis
Nelsonville Orchestra
Jimmy Monk
Ovan Wolfe
Meredith Lehman
John Hickman
Bono
Rhythm Boys of
This City
Foster Bobo
Kenneth Stone
Virgil Wright
Wilbur Woode
Edgar Hillyer
Neighbors Surprise Logan Daniel Ragan on 73rd Birthday
Neighbors on Gallagher Avenue organized a surprise party for Daniel Ragan on his seventy third birthday. Guests attended at his home, bringing gifts, with an oyster supper served after a social evening. Attendees included H. M. Richards Ida Ringhiser Georgia Hance E C Hansel Carl Cross Viola Riggs O F Wills Bernice Homer Lucille Mason Edward Harvey Bert Stultz Nyal Ralph George Johnson and his son George Bernard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. F. Wills
Bernice
Homer
Lucille Mason
Edward Harvey
Bert Stultz
Nyal Ralph
George Johnson
George Bernard
Harrington Class Entertained At Mrs McBroom Home
Harrington Class was entertained Monday night at the home of Mrs John W McBroom with Mrs Seth Sloan assisting. Devotionals led by Mrs Paul Frenier. Roll call answered by verses of Scripture. Committees reported on two groups of young people sponsored by the class. A green contest was presented with Mrs T R Walburn a former teacher present. Guests included Mrs Rudolph Brandt Mrs Dearie Hanna and Misses Doriene and Aud rey Weirn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan Harrington
John W. McBroom
Seth Sloan
Paul Frenier
Verees
T. R. Walburn
Rudolph
Miner Paralyzed After Gore Mine Accident
Logan resident Ire Green suffered a severe spinal injury in a Gore mine accident last Friday. X rays showed crushed vertebrae and doctors report a serious condition with little hope of regaining use below the waist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Gore
Whitcraft and Luts Attend Toledo Funeral for Hamblin
Logan Mre Harley Mre Whitcraft and Blanche Luts of the city traveled to Toledo on Tuesday to attend the funeral of Mre Robert Hamblin.
Rutland Gym Exhibit and Play Planned
A Rutland gymnasium exhibit will be presented Thursday March 1 at the Rutland Gymnasium. Coordinated by Coach Kenneth Leech and Carl Denison, it features performances by grades and high school students to benefit the athletic association. The Rutland Dramatic Club plans The Rock at Rutland M B Church Sunday evening March and Syracuse Church Sunday evening April 1 under Mrs Gaylord Rogerdus direction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rutland
Thureday Sight
Kenneth Leech
Carl Denison
Athletic Association
Rutland Dramatic Club
Rutland M. B
Syracuse
Gaylord Rogerdus
Young Boy Injured in Fall at New Pittsburgh
Two year old Bobby Withem, son of Mr and Mrs Amos Withem, fractured his leg in a fall and was transported to University Hospital Columbus. Shelby Conkey announces the marriage of their son Lewis to Miss Edith Hashman of New Town. Mrs Kate Phillips of McArthur visited. she returned with her mother Mrs Jane Canter Floyd Canter and Ralph Beal. Stanley Spencer and Walter Samborn were in Columbus recently. Stella and Irene Withem are visiting in Lancaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Pittsburgh
Bobby Withem
Amos Withem
University Hospital
Columbus
Shelby Conkey
Lewis
Edith Hashman
New Town
Kate Phillips
McArthur
Jane Canter
Floyd Canter
Ralph Beal
Stanley Spencer
Walter Samborn
Stella
Irene Withem
Lancaster
Marshfield Class of Young People Elect Marshfield Officers
The Christian Church youth group in Marshfield reorganizes choosing Elmer Gulley as president and Ransdale Russell as vice president with Mary Bridge as secretary and Helen McNeal as treasurer. Others present include Rev. Hoon and several Gulleys and Lewellyns. Popcorn and candy were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Marshfield
Young Peoples
The
Christian Church
Joe Gulley
Elmer Gulley
Ransdale Russell
Mary Bridge
Helen McNeal
Hoon
Martha Frost
Florence Gulley
Edna Gulley
Charles Lewellyn
Albert Mace
George Rhorick
Denver Andrewa
Charlies Llewellyn
Nettie Barron
Rock Riffle School Honors Pupils Named
In Clarks Chapel the Rock Riffle School upper room honored February roll pupils Mary Lopez, Myrtie O Bry an, Esther Phillips, Bernadine Terrell, Marian Doug las, Paul Powell, Jack Robinson, Roy Same with nine pupils free of absence or tardiness. A B Collins teaches. Elizabeth Phillips of Lisbon visited. Albert Lopez moved his family to Chauncey for work. The Rev Ward Radford opened a prayer meeting series inviting public attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarks Chapel
March
Rock Riffle
Mary Lopez
Myrtie O'Bryan
Esther Phillips
Bernadine Terrell
Marian Douglas
Paul Powell
Jack Robinson
Roy Same
A. B. Collins
Elizabeth Phillips
Lisbon
Snow
Clyde Snow
Albert Lopez
Chauncey
Lopers
Catherine Phillips
Amanda Sheridan
Edward Terrell
Harmony
Repeat Play Tonight in Harrisonville
The Harrisonville grade school students' play Melly Be Jolly drew strong praise and will be repeated tonight. ER B Lambert and Roy Wilson returned from Virginia with Lambert's brother and sister-in-law to help care for the Lambert children. Public notices list local movements and family updates from area residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisonville
Melly
B. Lambert
Roy Wilson
Virginia
Father Son Banquet Planned by Rutland Church
RUTLAND March 8 The Young People's Class of the Christian Church sponsors a father and son banquet to be held Friday night March 16 at the R of P Hall. Also notes on local and visiting residents and a mine accident survivor's improvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rutland
The
Christian Church
R. of P. Hall
Allie Gardner
Dorothy Whittington
Judson Price
Lathrop
George Lasher
Columbus
Matt Hysell
Burt
Orville Williams
McArthur
P. A. Jividen
Goat Tag Along: Roy Anthony Parades With Goat
Roy Anthony and his goat drew attention as they walked down town on Wednesday. The animal followed him everywhere including when Anthony visited the extension service office in the courthouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Roy Anthony
Anthoy
Extension Service
Court House
March 27 Class Schedules for Junior Radio College
Logan reports enough LOGAN text materials for 60 students as the next class begins March 27. Courses include Elementary Spanish 9:30 10:30, Europe since 1915 10:30 10:55, psychology 1:15 1:45 daily except Fri Sat, English literature 2:30 2:55 Wed Thu. Also notes Virgil Rutter and Marcella Dow, both from Murray City, as local residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Albino Junco Trapped and Released by Local Birder
Local bird enthusiasts note migratory progress with robins spotted recently. A resident who bands birds trapped a Junco Tuesday, an albino specimen from the finch family, and released it after tagging.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southland
Hocking County Receives Missouri Cottontail Rabbits
Logan reports new stock for rabbit propagation arriving as Deputy Game Protector Edward Eberst distributed a crate of Missouri cottontails to various county locations. More animals are expected, with a consignment of cock pheasants due soon. Quail fared well during the cold, few lost to hawks or predators, thanks to farmer and sportsman cooperation feeding birds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Hocking County
Edward Eberst
Eberst
Tree falls cutting Union Fur nace line. roads affected
Residents of Union Furance faced telecom outage after a tree toppled onto the main telephone line Monday evening. Poor highway conditions from recent rains and ongoing improvement work aggravated travel between Union and the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Union Furnace
Elton Slatzer's son in serious burn condition with possible amputation
New Straitsville reports ten year old Elton Slatzer remains in serious condition weeks after severe burns raising fear of possible leg amputation. Dinner guests at Fred Blankenship's included Jimmy Blankenship and Herbert Davidson with his mother as Eagles Lodge members attended a district initiation in Athens. Harold Nixon of St Louis Michigan attends district meet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Straitsville
Elton Slatzer
Frank Slatzer
Fred Blankenship
Jimmy Blankenship
Huntington
W. Va
Herbert Davidson
Eagles Lodge
Athens
Harold Nixon
St. Louis
Mich
Carter's Little Liver Pills Ad Promises Quick Bile Relay
An old advertisement touts Carter's Little Liver Pills as a remedy for jaundice and constipation. It claims the product cleanses bile toxins, improves complexion, breath, and energy, and prevents foul smells and dull eyes through a free bile flow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carter
C. M. Co
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Logan Hocking County
Fdana May Oliver
Edward Prerete
Horton
Andy Devine
Jomning
Lowe
Victor McLaglen
Association
Daniel Ragan
Harrington
John W. Mefiroom
Miner
Green
the Stedman Company
Marshfield
Summit Grange
Nona Davies
Adrian McVey
Knowles Martin
Clara Parry
Nelsonville
Cora Withers
G. J. Tewkesbury
Emmett Wingett
Albany
Charles W. Tewksbury
Ladies Aid Society of the Christian Church
Ward Radford
F. Howery
William Huli
Dale Williams
Mont Cain
Gerald Graham
Langeville
Lucy Clark
Joe Clark
Junior Radio College of
Virgil Raymond Rutter
Murray City
Clarence Rutter
Marcella Helen Dow
Frank Dow
Zenners
Urs
Missouri
Tom Wiseman
Florida
William Edwards
Near Ahres
J. W. Edwards
Southeastern
Lisi
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