Geiger Property Left to Two Sons in Will
In Logan on March 24 the will of Theresa Geiger widow of John A Geiger leaves all business property of John A Geiger and son to two sons Bernard and John E Geiger. Real estate on West street used as a plumbing shop is included. Granddaughter Margaret May Hampton receives $500 held in trust until majority. Residue divided equally among Bernard Geiger Rose Hahn Agnes Connor John Geiger Theresa Alfien and George Geiger. Will dated September 3 1926 witnessed by Judwin D. Ricketts and Bertye P. Correll. Executor named Bernard Geiger. Appraisers appointed by Judge A. M. Ellinger Sere Allen Schick J. W. Gabrich and William Loomis.
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Logan
John A. Geiger and Son
Bernard
John E. Geiger
Theresa Geiger
John A Geiger
West Street
Margaret May Hampton
Bernard Geiger
Rose Hahn
Agnes Connor
John [. Geiger
Theresa ‘Alfien
George Geiger
Judwin D. Ricketts
Bertye P. Correll
A. M. Ellinger
Allen Schick
J. W. Gabrich
William Loomis
Finishes tests Logan March 24 in cattle plan
Dr M Tarbill state veterinarian completed his reading of the last cattle tested in Washington township Friday and will leave the county for another assignment. More than 500 cattle were tested in Hocking county in Falls and Washington townships with only 16 reactors found, an unusually small percentage of infections.
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Logan
M. Tarbill
Washington Township
Hocking County
Falls
Washington Townships
Enrollments Grow for Wells-For-President Club 100 Added
The Wells-For-President club reports about 100 new members in the last week as Lesan Hewling County sponsors note growing response. Organizers hope to reach a total membership of 500 in the next few days.
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Logan
Hoching County
Logan Maren
Lesan
Hewling County
Social Notes Tourists Club Welcomes New Members and Programs
Members of the Tourist club gathered at the Easterling clubhouse on Thursday with Mire Minnie Campbell hosting. The program included a review of Lazarus Laughed by Eugene O Neill, Bible heroine life anecdotes, piano solos by H D Atha and Ann Bowen, and a panel by Mrs LL Bowen and Miss Exvelzn Bowen. New members Mrs E R Msatt and Mrs Henry H Geddes joined the duo Budden. guests included Mrs Bailes, Mrs T P Brown, and many others.
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Mire Minnie Campbell
Lazarus
Eugene O'Neil
Wes
C. G. Bower
Troll
H D Atha
Mise Ann Bowen
LL Bowen
Exvelzn Bowen
E R Msatt
Henry H Geddes
Budden
Mr. Bailes
Columbus
T. P. Brown
Hasdenuire
John Krieg
Ferry Cole
Franallagher
al Schrech
DA Rannelis
Dressa Bowen
Minnie Moore
Arnbowen
Campaign to curb dim lights and dirty license plates
Deputy sheriffs announce a campaign targeting night drivers with improper lights and license plates obscured by dirt. Warnings have failed to deter offenders, and arrests are promised if the practice continues. The effort aims to enforce required light usage and legible license numbers.
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Logan
Founders Day Program at Methodist Church
Logan March 24 A Founders Day program was held at the Methodist church Friday evening with extension members and Foreign Missionary society members and their families present Thirty five attended Mrs C O Allen spoke on the topic the caning of Founders day and Incense Gifts Gifts were given during the meeting while Mrs Minnie McBroom and Miss Minnie Moore sang I gave life for Thee Afterward a covered dish supper was served The committee in charge was Mrs M Soliday Mrs Roy Crawford and Mrs J W Gabdriel
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M. Soliday
Roy Crawford
J. W .Gabdriel
Receiver named in court for baking concern
Logan March 24 receiver appointed for Main Baking Co by Judge Clarence Curtain of Circleville with bond set at 4209. Appraisers James Allen George Stallsmith and W J Frasch named to assess the bakery on East Main Street tied to a local stock purchase by the Smith Brothers. proceedings occurred in common pleas court with the Furst National Bank as fiduciary.
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Logan
Doris Go Penit
Frigts
James Allen
George Stallsmith
W J Frasch
Tre
East Main Street
Smith
Friend Dies to Logan in Count Funeral Held
A man died at the count on Thursday from tuberculons after entering the homie six months ago from Keun View. Funeral services were held at the hore at 1 o'clock Saturday with Rev. Fred Bresa of Adelphi in charge. Burial was at the home cemetery.
Samuel Poling Dies at 74 in Logan Home
Samuel Poling 74 died Friday morning at 230 oclock at the home of his daughter and son in law near Webb Summit after months of illness cause due to high blood pressure and arteriosclerosis. He was a former Marion township farmer and lived with his daughter for five months. Surviving relatives include Too Sehaalard rm B Beling Logan Charles G. Feling Marion township Harvey Peling Lancaster a brother John Poling Allen County and Mrs Margaret Johnson Bremen. Funeral services will be held Saturday at the South Harsey Methodist church with burial in the cemetery there.
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Logan
Samuel Poling
Simon Helber
Webb Summit
Fohng
Marion Township
Shvaas
Fami's
Too Sehaal
Ard Rm
B Beling
Charles G. Feling
Manon
Harvey Peling
Lancaster
John Pelng
Alien County
Margaret Johnson
Bremen
Laneral
South Harsey
Auto Located After Stolen West Main Street Theft
March 24 Logan police aided in finding the car of Albert Shively stolen while he visited his wife recovering from surgery. The vehicle was found the next morning on the New Straitsville road near the old fairground undamaged.
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Logan
Albert Shively
West Main Street
Chertington Hospital
Shively
Divorce Decree in Guest Versus Guest Case
Logan March 4. Settlement reached after Carl Guest was granted a divorce from Velma Guest on willful absence. Plaintiff to pay 350 to defendant, she to receive quit claim deed to property in Hardenville, custody of a minor child awarded to the father, and household items to be divided as agreed.
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Logan
Carl Guest
Velma Guest
Cartain
Hardenvile
Cetlies Win High School Tourney On Hard Fought Night
Cetlies claim the high school tournament title as the Marion boys win under coach Mr. Qvens. A large crowd roared as the players battled in a strong, competitive game with rosters in attendance to cheer the team.
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Marion
Qvens
Orla Wolfe Named Engineer of County
Orla Wolfe of Hocking county road department was named by county commissioners to fill the unexpired term of H W Nixon as county surveyor. Wolfe has been road supervisor for eight years and will serve until after the general election. He has not named an assistant and will cooperate with other officials to run the office efficiently. His salary remains unchanged.
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Pervisor
Boyd Wright
Nixon
Wright
Wolfe
Diabetes Proves Fatal to Logan Dairy Owner
Thomas J. Leyshon, 70, died of diabetes at his Gallagher Avenue home in Logan on Friday at 11.20 am after a year of illness. Born in Pomeroy, he worked in mines and later ran a milk station and a dairy in Logan. He had lived in Texas and Maryland during various employments before returning to Logan. Survived by his wife, children, and many relatives, the funeral was conducted by Rev James E. Dieldsch at the Gallacher Avenue home with burial at Oak Grove Cemetery.
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New Strartsil
William Jobs
Chauncey
Logan
Texas
Stil Tater
Marylend
Alent
Kyinz
J W. Thomas and
Mead David Thomes Columbus
W .T. Sprankel
New Straitsvilles
William Leschon
Grasveport
John
Frank Levshon
Cambridge
Herebert Lesap
Nelsonville
Olda Levshan
Cy Hansey
tImmediate Famy
James TE Dieldsch
Coe Gallacher Avenue
Doctack
Tan Oak Grove
Cases Settled After Auto Crash In Union Furnace Area
Judge Cir ton ordered the dismissal of cases Cts 4 Sinoper Ciara Molfon and T tort Wolfe against the transit company after attorneys reported a out of court settlement. The suit arose from injuries last year when a passenger vehicle collided with a bus on the Aelsonville road at the Union Furnace road crossing. Terms of settlement were not disclosed.
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Aelsonville
Union Furnace Road
New Elk Ruler Traffic Officer Honored in Logan County
March 4 report notes W PAREEANN OAS of Mirch to-Tior WoL bratm elected astute rucet of dae Logan lodge and named bestern traffic officer in Tadung counts for seven years. He previously served as fireman on the Hooke Valley railroad and lineman for the Ohio Taser company, bringing in substantial revenue. He is the son of Mr and Mrs J Ho Parteinn and formerly lived in New Leam, tonatuch. Scarlet fever case at Paris township prompts quarantine plans to curb spread.
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Pareeann
Logan Lodge
Bestern
Tadung
Bendetson
Carbeann
Tetton Sears
New Leam
Tonatuch
J Ho
Hooke Valley
Prorr
Flys Sears
Ohio Taser Company
Tac Leotniv Treisnis Wien
Todge
Logan
T. RO Uindt
Ive
Paris
Have Diphtheria In Logan Dispatches
Diphtheria strikes three Hiles children Logan March 74 Josephine six Letha four daughters of Artiss and Mrs Hiles 436 Bowen Street. Health commissioner EB FR Hiatt reports immediate home quarantine and planned immunizations for contacts. Only cases in the Logan district are noted.
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Logan
Josephine
Letha
Artiss Hiles
Bowen Street
EB. FR. Hiatt
Man Seriously Ill Logan Among Estate Appraisal Finds
James A Collison lies critically ill at his East Hunter Street home after being found by three estate appraisers while valuing sister Mrs Margaret Scourville s property. He was moved to James Brights home then to care by cousins John and William Cobson of Amanda. He had been named administrator of the sisters estate but cannot perform duties now.
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Logan
James A. Collison
East Hunter Street
Margaret Scorville
Walter Harned
J. P. Miller
Adam Schall
James Bright
John
William Coblson
Amanda
Loran
Local notes report Tommy Bell illness and court cases
Reports from Logan and Columbus detail Tommy Bell's ongoing illness with hospital observation and a doctor’s consultation. Separate items note Judge Jordain has not ruled on Margaret Barker’s salary suit against the Harling County Board of Education as evidence is reviewed. A grass fire near West Second Street is reported, quickly controlled by firefighters, and Chicago and the Midwest warm up with temperatures in the 80s amid a late March surge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Givin Logan
Jordain
Margaret Barker
Harlung
Logan
Wien
West Second Street
Logan Tr Department
J. E. Price
Hocking 4H Members Set Definite Summer Goal
Hocking county 4 H members have set a definite goal for the summer. Each club plans a demonstration team with every member contributing at least one demonstration and joining in the county riders conference. A county camp is slated for August with plans still forming.
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Hocking
Poffieris
Lang
Hoching
Flasher System Installation At Mulberry Street Crossing
Logan reports the flasher system at the Mulberry street crossing of the Hocking Valley railroad began Thursday under supervisor Harley Kuhn and three workers. The project will take at least three weeks and replaces the longtime watchmen, who will be reassigned. Veteran watchmen C. T. Stephenson and Albert Williams will transfer to other duties.
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Hocking Valley Railroad
Mulberry Street
Initiation Logan Marks Junior Order Meeting in Rochester
Initiation and two pig roasts will mark a district meeting of the Junior Order of United American Mechanics to be held at the local hall in the Rochester Lide block on March 29. State officers will address the meeting with W A Clark Urbana state organizer J G A Richter Canton state secretary and State Councillor Baile on the speaking program. About 150 are expected to attend as invitations are nailed to camps at Nelsonville Waydenville McArthur Cerbon Hill and New Strattsville.
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Waydenville
McArthur
Cerbon Hit
New Strattsville
Bowling League Awards Honor Woodworkers at Logan Meet
Logan March 24 Team captains distributed league awards after a season of 75 games per team. Woodworkers won the pennant with 46 wins, Hocking Valley second, Clayworkers and Businessmen tied for third with 38 wins and 87 losses, Knights of Pythias fifth, Stones last. Hocking Valley posted the best team total pins and game average, while Seth Sloan of Hocking Valley set an individual games record with 668 pins. John St Clair led Woodworkers in season game average, with 168 plus, and Earl Roberts of Hocking Valley finished fifth in individual pins. Bruce Brandt and Charles Achauer each led with 13 head pins in the league’s stand.
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Logan
Logan Bowling League
Hocking Valleys
Knights of Pythias
Stoneys
Hocking Valley
Seth Sloan
John St Clair
Wood Workers
John Columbii F
Clayworkers
W Johnson
Businessmen
St Clair
George Schwenke
Pythiane
Earl Roberts
Bruce Brandt
Charles Achauer
Logan PTA Meeting Highlights Ohio History Program
Sixty attendees heard a Logan Bal school program under Mrs Ebert McBroom with Harmon River paper on Ohio biology. Jack Rutgers spoke on Blacking County History. W T Boling discussed early Ohio settlers. Jong Coleman and Bill delivered lines. Refreshments supported the school library fund.
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Logan
Tha
Bal
Ebert McBroom
Harmon River
Polk
Une School
Brary
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Therese Geiger
John Geiger
Willis
Alfred Lanning
Thorsaey
Easterlingolin Bridge
Clarence Heme
Helen Rochester
Mie Della Webp
Clech
Grace Shriner
Miss Shriner
Harry Smith
Vrank Harden
Phil Tschappat
Afiss Hazel Kanode
Wilard Sprankul
Clinton Webb
Merle Weymueller
Tavelt
Florence Bort
Fhuther
Heft
Your-Square
Myra
Edgar Hillyer
Junech
Tiste Gano
Edward Myers
A. 4
Troton
George Featherett
K. Hunter
Myre
Lugene Wright
C. A Holzschuh
Heinlein Bros
Logan, O
Methodist Church
Ireceiver
C. G Bonen
Judge Curtain
Bank
Vata George Criend
Helen Cook
Tugan Sunaay
Merle Burberry
Moa Danghert
Toc Me Ghee
Ming Velma Guess
Big City
A.D Guthph
Lrrol
Newark
William Gaffney
Calambus
Frida
Paul Potts
Laurelville School
Shue
Logan Clulcs
Logan Celacs
Chewi Welle
Logan Marchman
G Rowen
A. K. Witte
Barton Hull
Portsquouth
Isi
Selby Shoe Company
Irvin Ho Drew Shoe Company
Lxcelsior Bhom Company
Withamrs Leather Company
Straitsville Road
Orla Wolfe
Thomas J. Leyshon
H. H. Wright CO
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D. Zenner Co
New Elk Ruler
Arliss
Hiles
Arc
James G. Collison
Tommy Bell
Harry Bell
JS Cherrington
Columbus Acriday
Cherrington Hospital
HLAT
Chicago
Middle West
Great Plains
Weather Bureau
Logan Maret
Willon Morgan
Vilage
Cour Gl
Murray City
Cine
Morgan
George Ttrooker
Wns
Cretion
Michelin
Dayton Thorobred
Seiberling
Robinson Brothers
Mill St
Athens
Order of Mechanics
Woodworkers
Ball School
Pier Logan
Leo
Atlerd
Lovett “Murray Curty
Reular
County Board
Michelins
Ewertlia
Robinson Bros
Newspap
Arkil
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