Rain Cancels Parade as Eagle Initiatory Exceeds Goals
Despite bad weather 400 Eagles attended the district initiatory meet in Logan. Marietta Eagles Band performed when the parade canceled, and a class of 121 was added to the order. Nine districts sent delegations, the local avenue grew by 27 members, and Charles Strum of Murray City spoke as principal. Initiatory work and drill were provided by local teams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Eagles
Marietta Eagles
Charles Btrum
Murray City
Date set for Chick School at courthouse in March
Logan Peal Zumbeo of Columbus will direct a baby chick school at the courthouse on March 19 with morning and afternoon sessions. The morning class starts at 10 o clock and the afternoon at 1. Topics include Poultry Outlook for 1935 and Containing the Parasites of Chickens. County agent Harold Chambers will discuss the chick rearing problem and will speak on the coop parasite issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan Peal Zumbeo
Columbus
Zumbro
Atrip Leeture
Harold Chambers
Short Change Expert Fleeces Logan Store
A black haired suspect bills Logan Saturday night, stealing from Cherie Hall Mard- Ware and failing to shortchange Sandercone and Work Brothers. Clerks found an $8 shortfall at Cherie Hall Mard- Ware after the culprit departed. Reneselt Hiles was cited to appear before Mayor Kenneth Fitegerald. Patrolman George Jurgens filed the complaint.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tlamian
Logan
Main Street
Cherie Hall
Sandercone
Work Brothers
Infant Patricia Ann Davis Dies in Union Furnace
Patricia Ann Davis nine months old, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. D. O. Davis of Union Furnace, died Friday morning after a brief illness from an intestinal disorder. Funeral services were held Sunday afternoon at Rio Grande. Travie Davis was principal of Union PurNace Schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan Patricia Ann
O. Davis
Union Furnace
Rio Grande
Travie
Union Purnace Schools
Milne Family Mourns Death of James Vice in Lakeside
Logan and George Milne Sr mourn the death of James Vice. Milnes were with him during the winter months and were called to Lakeside by the passing. Yule died in Lakeside the previous day. funeral services are being held today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
TY. Milne
George Milne
James Vice
Yule
Lakeside
She Defies Edict To Tear Up Tax Stamp
A traveling saleswoman at a city restaurant refused torn tax stamps, saying she would pay the tax but wanted undamaged stamps. Officials issued orders for retailers to tear stamps as presented, facing mixed reactions in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Ovin
World Day of Prayer Observed by Local Churches
Women's groups from First Presbyterian Methodist and United Brethren Churches held a joint World Day of Prayer service Friday night at the United Brethren Church led by Mra M. B. Godfrey. Speakers included M. A. Campbell, Minnie Moore, and Mra Willard McNallen. Music by Marjorie Brandt, Mre RR. Lanning, Faith Wright, Madge Wright, and Fern Cruise. Otterbein Guild girls conducted a candle light ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
First Presbyterian
Methodist
United Brethren
United Brethren Church
Mra
BE. M. Godfrey
M. A Campbell
Presbyterian Church
Minnie Moore
Methodial Church
Willard McNallen
The
Marjorie Brandt
Mre RR
R. Lanning
Misses Faith
Madge Wright
Mra Fern Cruise
Otterbein Guild
Logan Chieftains Open Against Greenfield in District Opener
Logan Chieftains draw Greenfield MecClain, who beat Waterloo High, in the Class A district opener at Athens. Murray City plays Waterloo in the other opening game. Athletic moves see Ashland High add director of athletics John Longley as he departs at year end. The report notes a theft at the Marshall Hotel involving four chickens and an electric iron.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan Hocking County
Athens
Logan Chieftains
Greenfield MecClain
Waterloo High
Clase
Murray City
Waterloo
Claas
Fred Burchfield
Logan High
Athena
Langan
Irie Hall
John Longley
Ashland
Longley
Ashland High School
Otagan
Marshall Hotel
Logan Briefs Highlight Local Social Visits
Logan reports visiting families and guests from Columbia Glasgow and Perry County. Harold Ramery and family stayed with H Tom and William Ramery. Annabelle Weymueller of Glouster visited Ann Bowen. Bobby Webb visited Ned Webb. Jean Kleinschmidt of Columbus stayed with Walter Kleinschmidt’s family. James Horwell Perry County music supervisor attended the basketball tournament. Hannah Webb cared for John Matheny Haydenville at a Columbus hospital and spent the weekend with Logan relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Ramery
Columbia
Logan
H. Tom
William Ramery
Annabelle Weymueller
Glouster
Ann Bowen
Bobby
Ned Webb
Jean Kleinschmidt
Columbus
Walter Kleinschmidt
James Horwell
Perry County
Hannah Webb
John Matheny
Haydenville
Logan Rotarians Hear District Scout Executive
Logan Rotarians will meet at St Matthew Lutheran Church social room on Monday night with Robert Heistand the newly named district Boy Scout executive for Central Ohio as the principal speaker. Afterward a district Boy Scouts conference is planned with Heistand. Dr C F Rauch district chairman cooperates to help the event succeed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan Rotarians
Logan
St. Matthew Lutheran Church
Robert Helatand
Central
Ohio
Hocking County
Burglars Enter Straitsville Store and Steal Goods
Burglars broke into the Coakley and Williams Store one night this week and carried off tobacco cigars and assorted machines. Edward Aladbaugh recently transferred to Logan C. and O. station from Haydenville. James McNamee took over the local station when Alabaugh was moved. Funeral services were held for Mrs. Lucinda Walters, formerly of Old Straitville, in Detroit. Several local residents are listed on the high school honor roll and recent social visits and events are noted. The marriage of Robert Wilson Jr. to Cathern McArty was announced, and upcoming Priscilla Class events and St Patrick’s Day program are reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New &Straitsville
Coakley and
Williams
Edward Aladbaugh
Haydenville
Logan C. & O
Alabaugh
New Straitaville
James McNamee
Lucinda Walters
Old Straitaville
Old Town
Detroit
Mich
Milton Lanning
Laura Walters
Anna Mae Mille
Evelyn Davis
Hetty Jane Otstott
Bea Smith
Wilena Shuttleworth
Kenneth Frasure
Noel Lyver
Mabel Davis
Logan
George Lanning
David Burgesa
Athens
John Calgave
Christina Beatties
Karl Statter
Roy Forester
O. V. Forester
David Williams
Robert Wilson, Jr
Robert
Cathern McArty
Shawnee
Priscilla
Mabel Devol
Nellie MecCannon
We Can't Laugh Off Huey Long
Dr. Huntley Dupre of Ohio State warned at a Presbyterian Church gathering that influences like Huey Long and Father Coughlin threaten democracy. He urged students to investigate the New Deal and form their own philosophy, even at a price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huey Long
Coughlin
Huntley Dupre
College of Arts and Sciences
Ohio State University
Ohio University
Presbyterian Church
Democracy Today
Dupre
Glouster Women Hold Missionary Meeting
The Woman's Foreign Missionary Society of the Methodist Episcopal Church met at Mrs. M. M. Murphy's home Wednesday afternoon with 28 members present. Mrs. Vianna Kirkbride led prayer, Mrs. W. W. Leadbetter gave devotions, and Mrs. F B. E. Munden presented the study Japanese Women Speak. Five new memberships were approved and refreshments followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vianna Kirkbride
Mra. FB
FE. Munden
Japan
Mra. W. A. Pride
Mrs Nancy Griffth observes ninety second birthday
Logan residents note Nancy Griffth turning ninety two with a quiet family gathering at her home on North Street. She resides with Mr and Mrs John St Mauk. Mrs Mauk is her daughter. The passage also notes that the country recorded its highest homicide rate globally last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Nancy Griffth
John St. Mauk
North Street
Mauk
College Hill and Vicinity News Notes
College Hill notes report Mine No. 28 foreman Millard Bryan out with flu and complications and Walter Walker missing work due to coal injury infection. Local residents Mr. and Mrs. W A Wemmer plan a new home. the Pettits visit kin. Mrs. Post visits Burr Oak relatives. James Richards to St Francis Hospital for mastoid operation. Glouster Moose chapter to meet. Clyde Gibson's $5,000 auditor bond approved by commissioners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College Hill
Millard Bryan
Allen Boudinot
Gilbert Keirna
Millfield
W. A. Wemmer
Willie Bright
Courtney Pettit
Trimble
B. H. Pettit
Eben Gillespie
C. H. Boudinot
Boudinot
Walter Walker
BR. H. Pettit
Vincent Bailey
Hyatt
Patricia Pettit
Grange
Glouster — James
Albert Richards
Fairlawn Avenue
St. Francis Hospital
Glouster Legionnaires To Hear Birthday Broadcast
Glouster American Legion club rooms will open Saturday at 6 pm for a national broadcast celebrating the Legion’s sixteenth birthday. NBC facilities will provide full nationwide coverage with addresses by Frank N. Belgrano Jr and Mrs A C Carlson and John D Crowley. Memorial services and various musical and entertainment features are planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster — American Legion Club
National American Legion
Legion
United States
NBC
Frank N. Belgrano, Jr
A. C. Carlson
Gloriana Exenkemper ill but slowly recovering
Little Miss Gloriana Exenkemper daughter of Henry Exenkemper remains ill but is gradually improving. The Mothers Club meets at Mrs Woogard s Wednesday evening March 13. Several families visited Mrs Hettie Rambo and Elizabeth Eflin. A chicken supper is planned by the Ladies Aid of MBE Church on March M Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacksonville
Glorianna Exenkemper
Henry Exenkemper
Mothers Club
Aid of M.be
Penmanship Awards To Pupils Announced
Glouster grade school lists penmanship certificates by grade. Fourth grade excellence go to Elma Jean Smith Leota Mae Swartz Dorothy Jane Zimmer Juanita Williams and Richard Williamen. Fifth grade grammar certificates go to Glenna Morris Laurelia Tipple Maxine Smith Lillian Erwin Rita Rice and Elizabeth Bergman. Fifth grade excellence honor names include Helen Vernon Edna Sanders John Cunningham Everett Holmes Vera Rutter Ernest Morris Jo Lavon Faires Billy Foraker Lillian North Mary Virginia Logue Mildred Mallot and Gertrude Howard. Sixth grade excellence recipients include Mary Elizabeth Clark William Losey Bobby Henry Andrew Ginnan Betty Jane Wess Donna Wolf Clarence Rutter Davis Watkins Petty Lou Thomas Charles Hinton Thomas Morgan Mary Limo Ice McClelland Clara Sommers Foster Price Billy McAfoos Bessie Mac Wallace Jack Duncan Lewis Jennie Billy Gilmore Norma McAllister Aldean Wells Shirley Roberts Ralph Winn and Jack Parker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenna Morris
Laurelia Tipple
Maxine Smith
Lillian Lucille Erwin
Rita Ann Rice
Bilizabeth Bergman
Helen Vernon
Edna Sanders
John Cunningham
Everett Holmes
Vera Rutter
Ernest Morris
Jo Lavon Faires
Billy Foraker
Lillian North
Mary Virginia Logue
Mildred Marlot
Gertrude Howard
Mary Elizabeth Clark
William Losey
Bobby Henry
Andrew Ginnan
Betty Jane Wess
Donna Jane Wolf
Clarence Rutter
Davis Watkins
Petty Lou Thomas
Charles Hinton
Thomas Morgan
Mary Limo
Ice McClelland
Clara Sommers
Foster Price
Billy McAfooes
Bessie Mac Wallace
Jack Duncan
Lewis Jennice
Billy Gilmore
Norma McAllister
Aldean Wells
Shirley Ann Roberts
Ralp Winn
Jack Parker
Feeling Worn? A Tonic May Lift Your Mood
The prompt asks about whether a tonic can lift mood and energy. Consider whether you feel tired or sluggish and if a gentle tonic or rest could help. Seek balanced options like hydration, sleep, and moderate activity for steady improvement.
Try Tonomel Tonomel W Union Street Athens
Classified notice for Obie at W Union Street in Athens. No further details or dates provided.
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Marietta Band
Strum
Davis
Women's Organizations
Greenfield
Ilarian
John Mathenry
McPherson
Union St
Athens County Savings & Loan Company
Father Hickey
St. Joseph's Catholic
New York City
Straitsville
Save
Clifford Sorrell
McArthur
Cherrington Hospital
Bock Beer
Bruck’s
Pico Wholesale Co
College Hill and Vicinity
Womens OF Moose
Women of the Moose
Bond
Clyde
Gibson
Athena County
Athens County
Glouster Legionnaires
Jacksonville News
Barbara Clinesmith
Slouster
Ladies’ Auxiliary
UU. M. W. of A
T. A
New York Central Lines
Cleveland
Pittsburgh
Flma Jean Smith
Leota Mae Swartz
Dorothy Jane Zimmer
Juanita Williamas
Richard Williamen
Quick's Cut Rate Store
W. Union Street
Obie
Marinette
Southeastern
Zenners
Mea
Thee Kane
Ted
Mes
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