Logan Plans Good Will Trip To Haydenville
Logan plans a goodwill tour Thursday leaving Court House at 2 50 p m with a large committee. They will visit Nation Fireproofing Company's plant and mines and relatives. A Haydenville Logan ball game starts at 5. American Legion band joins the group. Lunch at M F E Church, concert at the community building at 7 30. Talent from Tosnr to perform. Gamy Sympathy orchestra provides music with a skit and tap dancing by Miss Marjorie Lytle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Haydenville
Court House
American Legion
M. FE
Tosnr
Gamme Sympathy Orchestra
Marjorie Lytle
Marker to replace wooden shaft in Oak Grove Cemetery
Work has begun on a new concrete marker at Soldier's Circle in Oak Grove Cemetery. Comrade James Allen of the G A R and Service Director Harvey Linton supervise the project. City funds were appropriated at the last council meeting to replace the long deteriorated wooden shaft marking Union soldiers buried there.
Mrs. Vorhes Dies at 61 in Gibisonville
Mrs. Thomas Vorhees, 61, died at her Gibisonville home Monday evening after months with kidney disease. News reached Logan Tuesday morning. funeral arrangements were not yet set.
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Mrs Vorhes
AD Logan
Ews
Logan
Thomas Vorhees
Gibisonville
Lines and Plaits Party Dress Pattern for Children
A sleeveless dress with tiny shoulder cap and plaited panels forms a pretty child’s outfit. Printed voile or crepe de chine in pastels yields a soft look. suitable fabrics include dimity, batiste, taffeta or linen. Pattern covers sizes 2 4 and 6 years with yardage details and finishing options.
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Batiste
Final Memorial Day plans in Logan outlined
Memorial Day observance details released by James Allen of the G A R and M F Weymueller of the American Legion. A parade led by the American Legion Band will form on South Market Street, proceed to two cemeteries for graveside flowers, then converge on the public square for memorial exercises. In case of bad weather, services shift to the Presbyterian Church.
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Presbyterian Church
Soldier's Monument
L. L. Pielow
St. Paul's Episcopal Church
W. E.C
J. K. Rochester Post
Ms FS
American Legion
James Rees
Forest Weinrich
Lewis Mock
Edward Herzog
C. Wood Bowen
John Allen
Stanley Hysell
Gerald McLoughlin
Cora Morgan
W. Rh. C
Margaret Columber
Auxiliary
Sons of Union Veterans
Irma Powers
Dallas Smart
Goslin
Frank Mason
Earl Columber
Comrades
Death of Frank James Poling in Rockbridge at 76
Frank James Poling of Rockbridge died at 4 30 p m Monday after months of illness. He was a retired stone mason aged 76. Survived by widow and ten children: William A George, Harvey, Mrs Lucy Drake, Stacey, Mrs May DeLong, Earl, Ray Pearl and Richard Poling. A brother Jerry Poling of Marion Township and sister Mrs Lucy Redd of Logan. Funeral at home Wednesday at 2 pm, burial in Fairview Cemetery near Rockbridge.
Couple Records From County Marriage Notices
Carl Chamberlain a 29 year old farmer of South Bloomingville and Cleo Forest daughter of Mr and Mrs John Forest wed with Rev Mr Hopper officiating. George B D Poling 28 farmer of Logan Ht No 2 and Flora May Chilcote 21 at home of HayJohn Chilcote wed with Rev FE H Dailey officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Chamberlain
South Bloomingville
Charley Chamberlain
Cleo Forest
Haydenville
John Forest
Hopper
George BD. Poling
Logan
John ©. Polling
Flora May Chilcote
John Chilcote
FE. H Dailey
Visitors and homecomings in Logan county report
Magistrate S. M. Robinson of Laurelville paid a business visit in Logan Tuesday. Parole Officer Klinger of the Ohio State Penitentiary made a business visit in Logan Tuesday. Mrs. Laura Fierce of East Second Street returned home after a week with her daughter Mrs. Arch Watson of Thurston.
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S. M. Robinson
Laurelville
Logan
Klinger
Ohio State Penitentiary
Laura Fierce
East Second Street
Arch Watson
Thurston
Jurors Drawn for Albert Turchett Murder Trial
Sheriff W R Liegd and Deputies Hammond and Farbearn have served summonses on 60 prospective jurors for the first degree murder trial of Albert Turchett, opening June 10. Hammond said most summonses are served and others will reach jurors within 15 days. A venire list will be given to the defendant three days before trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd
National Open Golf Championship Sees 1000 Entries
About 1,000 entries were received for the 1229 National Open Golf Championship the United States Golf Association estimated today. Entries closed yesterday and the official count has not yet been tabulated.
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New York
United States Golf Association
Pirates Release Lee Meadows To Indianapolis
Pittsburgh reports pitcher Lee Meadows, a right hander with the Pirates since 1929, has been released to Indianapolis of the American Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
U.P
Lee Meadows
Pittsburgh Pirates
Indianapolis
Seibold Back With Braves After Earlier Athletics stint
Harry Seibold, now a pitcher for the Boston Braves, previously played infield for Connie Mack's Athletics about a decade ago.
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Harry Seibold
Boston Braves
Connie Mack
Princeton Athlete Shines As Top Pitcher And Swimmer
Ted Moles of Princeton is highlighted as the school's best pitcher and standout swimmer, showcasing dual athletic talent in baseball and swimming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ted Moles
Prineceton
Kid Chocolate's Wide-Fought Fame Echoes in Ring
Popular boxer Kid Chocolate gains fame for willingness to fight any challenger at any time, a trait cited as key to his enduring appeal and career.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kid Chocolate
Memorial Day Service Planned by G A R and Relief Corps
Members of the G A R and the Women's Relief Corps will meet at Relief Corps Hall on Maine Street Sunday for a march to the Hunter Street Lutheran Church. Rev Amos L Heyde will deliver the Memorial Day sermon at 10 o'clock. Other patriotic groups are invited to join.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Women’s Relief Corps
Relef Corps
Maine Street
Huunter Street Lutheran Church
Amos L. Heyde
Franklin Kerr Guild Hosts Presbyterian Church Evening
The Franklin Kerr Guild was entertained at the Presbyterian Church on Monday evening with a 1 o'clock dinner served by Mrs. Alfred Campbell, Mrs. Harry Smith, Miss Kathryn Bort and Miss Ruth Heft. The program included a lesson study by Mrs. Frew and Mrs. Abell from Trends of Africa. An entertainment program featured a piano trio by Mrs. Prather, Mrs. Osman Burke and Mrs. Wilbur Lanning, and readings by Katie Jo Collison. Guests included Mrs. Burke and others.
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J. F. Frew
L. Abell
Africa
Phil ‘Tschappat
Tschappat
Walter Prather
Prather
Osman Burke
Wilbur Lanning
Katie Jo Collison
Burke
Lanning
Charles Smith
Charles Pope
Death of Fred W. Richards Reported in Logan
Logan May 22 Death announced in Logan of Fred W. Richards a former Hocking Countian. Born in Hocking he lived near Greendale in 1871 and spent most of his life in the county. He leaves a sister Mrs Ellen Richards Wal bidder and two brothers H Richards Marton and T H Richards Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Gibsonburg
Fred W. Richards
Hocking
Greendale
Ellen Richards
Walbidder
Loran
H. Richards
Sunday Visits and Family Gatherings Reported Across Towns
The article lists multiple local Sunday visits and gatherings. It mentions Carpenter M ss Mary Sisson spending a week with friends in Dexter and several families in Athens visiting relatives such as Vinton Jewell and Mrs Andrew Tewksbury. Don Wood and family of Pomeroy spent Sunday with his parents. HH Ballou from Newark visited the Southeast Test Farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Sisson
Dexter
Claude Wood
Athens
Jasper Wood
Leonard Jewell Dowington
EK. N. Jewell
Harriganville
Zack Jewell
Vinton Jewell
Andrew Tewksbury
Albany
W. FE. Reeves
Don Wood
Pomeroy
Lancaster social guests host weekend gatherings
Parker Noland Ralph Hall and the Misses Esther Duehter and Jena Hartley of Lancaster were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Noland. Ben Tippie visited Mr. and Mrs. Fred Dowler Strouds Run. Roy Noland and Irene, with Mrs. Noland, were end-of-week guests of Mr. and Mrs Webster Sharp Jackson County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parker Noland
Ralph Hall
Esther Duehter
Jena Hartley
Lancaster
Roy Noland
Ben Tippie
Fred Dowler
Strouds Run
Irene
Noland
Webster Sharp
Jackson County
Local Families Share Weekend Visits Across Towns
Jackville guests include Mrs Emory Champ and Mrs Gardner nieces of Mrs McHarg. Ames Driggs and son James visited Howard Harris Mt Hermon. N Croy hosts Sunday dinner with Jacob Mees and O R Croy Caldwell families. Chauncey visits Monday evening. Westfall Russ and Arminta Russ visit Hiram Weastfall. Matt Watkins and children Nelsonville end of week with Arthur Watkins family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emory Champ
Montgomery
W. Val
Guy Gardner
Chauncey
I. N. McHarg
Champ
Gardner
McHarg
Ames Driggs
James
Howard Harris
Mt. Hermon
Pomeroy
O. R. Croy
Caldwell
Wendel Russ
James Driggs
Claude Westfall
Alice Arminta Russ
Hiram Weastfall
Matt Watkins
Mother's Day Visits Highlight Stewart Area Families
Relatives gathered at Martha Petty's Stewart home for Mother's Day. Visitors included Fred Starlin, George Henry family, and Parkersburg guests Ray Dye and Betty Lou. Two first and second graders, Kathern Mae Winner and Foster Starlin, had perfect term attendance. Edward Petty of Marietta stayed with niece Mrs. Charles Morris. Mrs. Petty, 74, celebrated with many relatives and seven grandchildren.
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Martha Petty
Stewart
Fred Starlin
New England
Ray Dye
Betty Lou
Parkersburg
Charles McBee
Katheri Mae Winner
Foster Starlin
George Henry
Kathleen
Bartlett
Edward Petty
Marietta
Charles Morris
John Balderson
Bernice
Nathan Sutton
Somerset
Kenneth Christy
Tuppers Plains
Ruth Byron
New Jersey
Harvey Copeland
Charles Norris
Gienora Wricht
Herman
George
James
Clarence Petty
Avis
Leslie Petty
Rodney
Neil
Lelia Lightfoot
Garth
Clare Norris
Nelsonville
Dana Bean
Irene
Cleo
Guysville
Merle Norris
Marian
Marjorie
Lancaster
Frank McPherson
Harold
Flockland
Wade Jarvis
Athleen
Mary Richardson
Helen Shuttleworth
Christy
Roy Dye
Ward
Foster
M. Ks
Mattox
Nate Sutton
Kathern Mae Winner
Miss Virginia Bay Assumes Stenographer Post in Chillicothe
McArthur Miss Virginia Bay travels to Chillicothe on Monday to begin duties as stenographer for the Chillicothe Gazette. Mr and Mrs BE McKibben of Zaleski attend an Eastern Star initiation Friday evening. Mrs George Howell continues with her duties.
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Virginia Bay
Chillicothe
Chillicothe Ciazette
BE. F. McKibben
Zaleski
George Howell
A Quick Way To End Baby's Upset Spells
A Syracuse mother recalls how Fletcher's Castoria ended her baby's upset and constipation after other remedies failed. The ad touts Castoria as a harmless, purely vegetable remedy that mothers prefer for colic, constipation, and colds, noting its signature as proof of authenticity.
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Syracuse
N. Y
Fletcher
Colle
Local Social News and Obituary Briefs
Community notes from Columbus and nearby towns record visitors and gatherings at multiple homes, including visits by Cc. C. Winsted and Charlea Fain, and by Mrs. J. F. Robbins and Mrs. John Cox. The McArthur Erick Plant resumed operations after a March shutdown. Otis Bethel, 18, was committed to Athens State Hospital after illness and head infection. The body of Stephen Spence, World War veteran formerly of Vinton County, was returned for burial in Els Cemetery with services led by Rev. L. L. Cherrington.
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Columbus
George Turner
Cc. C. Winsted
Hamden
Charlea Fain
Florida
McArthur
J. F. Robbins
Athens
John Cox
Della Blackstone
John Hawk
Frank Webb
Madelon Montgomery
Springfield
Etta Vansky
W. TB. A. Lodge
Lewis Yeager
Otis Bethel
Harmon Bethel
Harrison Township
Athens State Hospital
Amos J. Garrison
Everett Allman
Zaleski
Fay Arnold
Gerald McHarg
Opel Hale
Dundas
John Howell, Jr
J. H. Howell
McArthur fErick
Roy Thompson
Betsie Cozard
American Legion
Waverly
J. P. Smiths
Earl Smith
Columbie
Howard Wallar
Donald
Newton Secrest
Irac
Stephen Spence
JL. L. Cherrington
M. E. Church
Spence
Tientsin
China
Vinton County
Nelsonville
Iilnesa
Akron
Rutland
Els
Hanson Family Visits Across Counties
Little Federal Walto Hanson Shawnee and Homer Hanson from Junction City visited their ill father F W Hanson. Lena Jenkins Zanesville Betty Briggs Glouster visited Silas Davis family. Carlos Hanson Junction City plans summer on Silas Davis farm. Sunday School at North Bethel delayed by bad weather. John Davis Harold Reynolds Floyd Bennett attended Strouds Run Literary Society Friday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walto Hanson
Shawnee
Homer Hanson
Junction City
F. W. Hanson
Lena Jenkins
Zanesville
Betty Briggs
Glouster
Silas Davis
A. N. Brown
Athens
Eva Davis
John
J. O. Tryon
Carlos Hanson
North Bethel
John Davis
Harold Reynolds
Floyd Bennett
Strouds Run
Aid Society Meets at Lawrence Chapel Home
Lottridge The Aid Society of the Lawrence Chapel M. E. Church met at the Wat kins home with fourteen members and three visitors. Services are planned for next Sunday at the chapel with preaching at 9 30 and Sunday School at 10 30. Several local residents and visitors traveled to Columbus and Beebe for visits and errands during the week.
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Aid Society
Lawrence Chapel
M. E
H. R. Watkins
Robert Sharp
Lennie
Joe H. White
Columbus
A. J. Rizer
Laurelville
Mildred Frazier
Ed Bailey
Stewart
Carson Bogars
Leroy Boggs
Frank Caldwell
Catheryn Stout
Sylvia Daugherty
Beebe
L. T. Runnion
Local Social and Church Notes From Richland Area
Richland Avenue sees Cintha Baker of Columbus visiting Geneva Mansfield and relatives. Wilson Ator moves his family into a new home on Fist Street. A Girls Missionary class pageant at M P Church featured a solo by Herman Secoy a duet by Miss Newman and Miss Mansfield and a quartet by Miss Orr Miss Tewksbury Miss Gold and Miss Cox. Mrs Forest Carman and daughter Bettie Gene of Columbus visit her parents. The Rev and Mrs Cartwright and daughter Margaret visit Arthur Vore family. Ladies Aid to quilt Thursday. Miss Muriel Haning of Pleasanton visits uncle Alva Haning. Sick list includes Martie Morrison Mrs Hosington Mrs Ray Burris and family.
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Cintha Baker
Columbus
Geneva Mansfield
Wilson Ator
Fist Street
M. P
Herman Secoy
Miss Newman
Miss Mansfield
Miss Orr
Tewksbury
Miss Gold
Cox
Forest Carman
Bettie Gene
Hosington
Ray Burris
Freddie
Marie
Puzzle answer to Letter toll clue hints at word pairs
The provided line gives a puzzle solution: Long Tong Tons Toes Ties Vies View. It presents a set of homophone or near‑anagram style word forms linked to a toll puzzle solution.
Athens News Notes and Social Visits
Angell Kade Miss Nell Pickering visits at uncle Frank White's home over the weekend. Mrs Ia Sams visits aunt Mrs Amanda Vor day. Mrs Lillie Codner and Mary Sams are ill. Miss Susie Oxley and family guests in Athens. Miss Lucille Brown recent guest of her parents. Mrs McGath of Alliance visits Mrs Lillie Codner. J W Oxley and daughter with Akron relatives called to Athens after death of Mrs Mary Sailor. Everett Roush visited by Charles Bobo and Carl. Mary Delle Maxwell attended Grange play in Jerseyville. Mrs Dewitt Sloan and Mrs Ira Sams visit Mrs Lillie Codner.
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Nell Pickering
Frank White
Ia Sams
Amanda Vorday
Lillie Codner
Mary Sams
Susie Oxley
Athens
Lucille Brown
Jesse Brown
McGath
Alliance
J. W. Oxley
Ola Barnard
Akron
Mr. Oxley
Mary Sailor
C. H. Oxley
Charles Bobo
Carl
Everett Roush
Mary Delle Maxwell
Grangs
Jerseyville
Dewitt Sloan
Ira Sams
Pleasant Valley XT i ae at af 1
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Cleveland club marks Jovo Milis career milestone
The Cleveland club notes that Jovo Milis has appeared for his thirteenth team appearance of his professional pitching career, marking a rare milestone for the veteran pitcher.
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Cleveland
Jovo Milius
ZEMO Hair and Scalp Dandruff Remedy Ad
An old advertisement touts ZEMO as a cooling cleansing antiseptic for dandruff and itchy scalp. It claims rapid relief, safe use on skin irritations, and a price around $1.00 with emphasis on convenience and versatility.
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Zemo
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