Maccabees Hold District Convention in Logan
Logan hosts the twenty eighth anniversary of the Maccabees founded lodge as 106 members from thirteen tents attend the district convention at the K of C hall. Edward L Young Norwalk great commander and Hugh Diamond Galion address the session. A caravan parade with fifty cars traverses downtown before the local degree team completes work on thirty two anniversary class. Delegates elected for the great camp convention in Columbus in June: J B Humphrey Logan Floyd Ranch Crooksville Clarence Annashanskey Lancaster and H J Lehman Junction City.
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Down Town
Columbus
J. B. Humphrey
Logan
Floyd Ranch
Crooksville
Clarence Annashanskey
Lancaster
H. J. Lehman
Junction City
W. L. Devol
Daughter born to Foltzs in Logan May 16
May 20 report from Logan states Mr. and Mrs. Joe Foltz welcomed a daughter on May 16. Both mother and baby are doing well. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Edward Foltz and Mr. and Mrs. Pete Clark.
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Logan
Joe Foltz
Edward Foltz
Pete Clark
Dinner Party Honored Guests From Several Towns
Logan May 20 Mr and Mrs Peter Clark hosted a dinner party at their home. Guests included W M Cave and daughter Jennie from Columbus Merle and Woodrow Cave of South Perry Edward Cave of Lancaster Arthur Cave and family of Stoutsville Guy Seesholtz and daughters Betty Jane Martha Anna from Lancaster Clifford Wilson and James B Deitz of Lancaster attended.
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Logan
Peter Clark
W. M. Cave
Jennie
Columbus
Merle and
Woodrow
South Perry
Edward Cave
Lancaster
Arthur Cave
Stoutsville
Guy Seesholtz
Betty Jane
Martha Anna
Clifford Wilson
James B. Deitz
Weighing Station Opens At Rockbridge School
A county health department nurse will open a weighing station at the Rockbridge school building on Thursday to meet mothers and advise on child care and health. All children under school age may enroll with mothers. The station will operate first and third Thursdays each month if enrollment justifies it and other stations may open in other county areas over the summer.
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Logan
Rockbridge
County Health Department
Logan Notes Highlight Pettit Visit from Charlestown
Virgil Pettit architect and civil engineer from Charlestown West Virginia spent Sunday in Logan with his parents Mr and Mrs John C Pettit Pettit is a graduate of Ohio University L C Locum of Miami Florida is here for a few days visiting friends He recently sold his business here to Heinlein Bros and moved to Florida He will stay several days
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Logan
Virgil Pettit
Charlestown
W. Va
John C. Pettit
Pettit
Ohio University
L. C. Locum
Miami
Fla
Heinlein Bros
Florida
Rifle Club to Open New Range Near Logan
Logan May 20. Knights of Pythias Rifle club has secured a range on the P M Waugh farm one and a half miles east of Logan. Pits and targets to be placed this week. First shoot expected June 1. The club with fifty five members owns full equipment of regulation army rifles plus a quota of No 22 caliber rifles.
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Logan
Knights of Pythias Rifle Club
P. M. Waugh
Rotarians Hear Splendid Program in Logan
Mrs. Charles Bauman of Sugar Grove read a series of readings at the Rotary club meeting. Hugh Diamond of Galion delivered an address filled with wit, pathos, and patriotism that appealed to members. Diamond, in Logan for the Maccabees district convention, is a popular entertainer born in Scotland. He once worked with the father of Rev. C. F. Lauer, president of the local club.
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Logan
Charles Bauman
Sugar Grove
Rotary Club
Hugh Diamond
Galion
Diamond
The
Maccabees
Scotland
Cancer Operation Logan Reported In May
Mrs. Charles Sames of New Straitsville underwent a cancer operation in Logan on May 20.
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Logan
Charles Sames
New Straitsville
Wording fragmented health notes detail hospital stay
An unknown patient was operated on at Cherrington hospital Tuesday morning for cancer. The attending physician Mrs. Raymond Vanning reports the patient in satisfactory condition. A little son left the hospital Tuesday. Clifford Iles of near Logan, under hospital care last week, returned home Tuesday.
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Cherrington Hospital
Raymond Vanning
Little Son
Clifford Iles
Near
Logan
Bond and Smith Called as Witnesses in Logan Murder Case
John Bond and George Smith of Logan have been summoned to appear in Common Pleas court at Marietta on June 1 and June 15 as witnesses in the murder trials of Cornette and Young. Both defendants are charged with first degree murder in the January killing of Patrolman Harrison L. Boyd. Bond runs the Warner hotel where the pair allegedly spent the night of January 8, with Smith listed as a partner.
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Logan
John Bond
George Smith
Common Pleas Court
Marietta
Cornette and
Young
Harrison L. Boyd
Warner Hotel
Bond
Smith
Straight line dress pattern with mixed fabrics
Moda style pattern shows a straight line dress in checked flannel with plain flannel options. Includes variations for wool bengaline and decorative flounce collar and cuffs. Pattern available in seven sizes from 34 to 46 inches bust. yardage details provided. mailed pattern for 15 cents.
Robbery at Smith Brothers Firm Cracked Safe
The firm of Smith Brothers reported a cracked safe on the night of January 8. Cornette and Young are said to have been connected with the local safe cracking job.
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Smith Brothers
Cornette and Young
Franklin Kerr chapter meets at Presbyterian church
Logan May 20 An interesting session of the Franklin Kerr chapter at the Presbyterian church opened with a 6 o'clock dinner and continued with regular business. Miss Florence Bort and Miss Kathryn Bort led the lesson study from Land of Saddle Bags. Violet Brehm sang a solo. An entertainment program followed by members of the entertainment committee.
Mrs Mary Jadwin Dies After Stroke in Logan
Mary Jadwin wife of C M Jadwin died at her West Second Street home at 8 30 am Tuesday following a stroke suffered Saturday She was nearly 58 and a member of the Daughters of Pocahontas She is survived by husband a sister Mrs I V Martin Mt Gilead a brother William Stultz Logan and mother Mrs Martha Stultz Funeral services will be at the home Friday at 10 and burial in Oak Grove by Heinlein Fros
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Logan
Mary Jadwin
C. M. Jadwin
West Second Street
Jadwin
Order of the Daughters of Pocahontas
I. V. Martin
Mt. Gilead
William
Restaurateurs Meet in Columbus Ohio Association Sessions
About 200 delegates attend the Ohio Restaurant association sessions at the Hotel Deshler in Columbus. Speakers include Myron Green of Kansas City, president of the national group, and J O Mills of Columbus, past president of the state association.
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Restaubranteurs
Columbus
Ohio Restaurant Association
Hotel Deshler
Myron Green
Kansas City
National Organization
J. O. Mills
State Association
Man Loses Memory in San Francisco
A man in San Francisco suffered memory loss leaving him with little memory of his past. Authorities and witnesses offer few clues as to his identity or origin.
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San Francisco
Americans Take Polo Seriously vs British Team
Aldershot England May 20 Major Beard captain of the American Army polo team says Americans view polo as a disciplined, serious sport unlike the more casual English approach. He notes team play and ponies as key factors, predicting growing popularity and affordability for players with moderate incomes.
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Aldershot
England
Major Beard
America
Major Hurndall
Major Atkin
Scrapping At Hand for 200 Government Ships
A tentative decision by the Shipping Board sub committee to recommend selling about 200 of the 890 government merchant fleet ships for scrapping was reported today. The Emergency Fleet Corporation must name the specific vessels before the sub committee finalizes its report to the board.
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Washington
Shipping Board
Emergency Fleet Corporation
Scrapping Plan List Reveals 200 Vessels Affected
The report states that 150 lake boats and fifty other ship types will comprise the 200 vessels slated for scrapping.
Defiance Ohio Crescent News Notes Dry Pay Offense Benefit
A short item from Defiance Ohio’s Crescent News mentions an added 4 percent flavor to prohibition jokes as another benefit of the dry pay offense.
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Defiance
Ohio Crescent News
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