Church Services Attended by Greek Fraternity Members
In Athens OnimIDAY Max Logan notes fraternity members plan to attend church services Sunday. Zaleski pastor to speak Sunday night, with community events and offerings mentioned, including a service at 1650 stock. The piece references local figures and a noted donation of 300 dollars in a service context.
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GER
Athens
Onimiday
Max Logan Fraternity
Soma Evens Wren
Saat
First Methodist Church
American Legion
EC. Hardin
Big Chief Indian Herb Tonic for General System Aid
A tonic made from roots and herbs marketed as a medicine for every member of the body. It claims to stimulate the appetite aid digestion and relieve occasional constipation.
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Beta General System
Tonto Snake Oil Liniment Adverts Neuralgia Relief
Tonto Snake Oil Liniment promoted for neuralgia pains stiff neck from exposure and strains. It claims to relieve muscular soreness with applications to back chest throat and mindr areas. Ideal for sprains and strains of muscles and tendons, suggests use with Chief Tonic.
Prostate and Urinary Medicine Promised for Men’s Symptoms
An advertisement touts TON JON No.3 as an herbal remedy for prostate trouble and urinary issues. It claims the product aids nature in correcting symptoms like frequent night urination, back and pelvic pain, and despondency, urging readers to consult a TON JON Health Representative for details.
Eastern Trip Begins From Logan with Rio de Diplomas
A Rockbridge High School senior lass left Thursday morning on a motor trip to Washington and New York after receiving her diploma this week. She is joined by Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Jones, John Good, Opal Wylie, and Berdena Dupler from the faculty. The journey is expected to last eight or ten days.
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Logan
OM Rockbridge High School
Washington
New York
C. W. Jones
John Good
Opal Wylie
Berdena Dupler
Carbondale Social Notes Mixed Weekend Visits
Carbondale social notes record a flurry of weekend visits among local families. Families including the Coxs, Lannings, Crow, Holland, Doolittle, and Dus share Sunday or Saturday gatherings with relatives in Newark Mineral New Marshfield Athens and Columbus.
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Wene
Herman Clark
Catherine
Philo
Jasper Cox
Allison
Cox
Granville Crow
Fred Lanning
Freddie
New Floodwood
Thomas Mills
Sundny
Parker Lynder
Mineral
Allison Cox
Wilbur Young
Danny
Hamley Run
Sunay
Hiram Holland
Leo Kennard
Virginia
Patricia
New Marshfield
Hazel Dus
Nial Doolittle
Rutherford Brent
Newark
Orville Crow
Lorena Hoak
Silas Dunlop
Albert Johnson
Athens
Rose ‘Tefft
M. J. Callahan
Rose Leaf ‘Temple
Pythian Sisters
Loan
Wilma, Williams
Verna France
Nora Cox
Lizzie Cox
Ethel Holland
Lizzle’ Doo- Vitte
Sue Barber
Addie Gabriel
Freda Crow
Gertrude Evans
Columbus
Olan Carpenter
Carlin
Logan
George Cartin
Clarence Edgar
Coonville
Corning Social Notes and Local Events Highlight May Celebrations
The Corning column notes a double anniversary for Mr and Mrs Wir lash at St Berpar Grorch with many relatives in attendance and a banquet featuring a decorated cake and candies. Also listed are wedding party members and a long stream of attendees, plus a baccalaureate service for the 1941 graduating class and a memorial service at local churches. Clerks and merchants banquet results show Everett Dunlap reelected president and Oscar Hartley as secretary treasurer.
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Wilash
Ste Berpar Grorch
Somerset Mes Dore
McG Tire
Junction City
Rand Bes
Sten Hammons
Lancaser
Pegre
Hermey
United Brethren “Church
E C. Hardin
Hardin
A. C. Shonkwiler
United Brethren Church
Everett Dunlap
Oscar Hartley
Guda
Ana
Athens
Tan
Caasnine
Ine
St Lairsville
Carl Goodwill
Columbus
Jerry A
White Cross
Jerry Goodwall
Corning
Band Boosters Picnic Planned at City Park
The Band Boosters Club and families will hold their annual picnic at Rachelmacher Park on Monday May 26. A potluck supper at 6:30 PM is planned with awards to band members during the program. A business session and officer elections will follow, announced by Harry Heinlein president.
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Logan
Band Boosters Club
Rachelmacher Park
Harry Heinlein
Wonn Pursues Another Term in Second Ward
Councilman Wonn Republican seeks renomination by circulating a petition to qualify for the primary representing the Second Ward. He is the third incumbent to indicate plans for another term. Auxiliary notes report a Tuesday meeting with new members joining and plans for a Corning poppy sale. Local society mentions and obituaries appear among scattered Corning items.
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Keene
Cts
Wonn
American Legion | Auxiliary
Viola Rogge
Marcella” Jenkins
Market Seeks Buyers for Hocking County Tomatoes
Logan farmers push for a new cash crop as James R. Smoot says cannery firms are invited to contract Hocking County tomatoes. Evan Reichelderfer of Ladoga Canning Co has replied that Indianapolis firm already contracted for all needed acreage. The cannery shows a bright outlook with 2,250 acres planned for 1941, up from 1,208 acres last year. Smoot awaits arable responses from firms with local branches.
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Logan
James R. Smoot
Interfest
Hocking County
Evan Reichelderfer
Ladoga ‘Canning Co
Indianapolis
Smoot
York Run Loyal Workers 1.1 Club Hosts Adult Education Class
The York Run Loyal Workers 1.1 Club hosted an Adult Education Class at Dorr Run Chapel at 7 p m Monday. Mrs Nellie Stone led the class with roll call featuring a Mother's Day poem. Christina Stufflebean played a piano solo and Birdie Stufflebean teamed with Dorothy Brooks for a vocal duet.
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York Run
Nellie Stone
Dorr Run
Christina Stufflebean
Birdie Stuffle_ vean
Dorothy Brooks
Bettie Green
Grace Wycoff
Doris Brooks
Ednad Brooks
Groundhog Season to Open Officially on Memorial Day
Newton Spencer, a leading local woodchuck hunter, plans to open groundhog season officially on Memorial Day. He has reportedly bagged up to 60 groundhogs in a single season, and locals view the animals as good eating when properly prepared.
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Logan
Newton Spencer
Logan Social Notes Highlights Club Installations and Gatherings
Delta Theta Tau Sorority installed officers including Mrs. Henry Adcock president and Richard Brandt vice president. Founders Day banquet planned for June with programs. Priscilla Club hosted needlework evening. Six Suit Bridge and Merry Maker groups met at local homes. Logan nods to Poppy Day and hospital updates. visitors return from Akron trip. Memorial Day program planned by Home Makers Club.
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Madge “Wright
Brandt
Na Johnson
Mary
Griffith
Joan Wight
Mage Wright
Faith
Changes Plea To Charge of Non-Support
Edward Giffin Logan appeared before Judge Phil Henderson on Thursday to change a prior not guilty plea to a charge of non-support. The court directed payment of $5 per week for the support of minor children, totaling $900 for compliance. If payments are not met, sentencing will be imposed.
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Logan
Edward Giffin
Phil Henderson
Reiue
City prepares July Fourth celebration under Jaycees and committees
Owas junior Commodore of Commerce members will head the plans with Rachelmacher Park as the center of activities. Chester Spencer, president, names committees. Mayor Dallas Kinser pledges cooperation with the Jaycees to ensure a successful event.
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Owas Junior Commoer of Commerce
Rachelmacher
Chester Spencer
Dallas Kinser
Jaycees
Vodmans Beaten in Preliminar Game
In a prelim game Logan Sun Glow defeated Godman with strong play from StarLon Strawn and Dick Shull contributing key moments. The scene Saturday evening focused on practice routines and preparation ahead of the next round.
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Vodmans
Logan
Sun Glow
Godman
Vns
Starlon
Dick Shull
Jesse Phillips Confined to Home After Return from Pomeroy
Logan reports Jesse Phillips confined to his E Front Street home after returning by bus from Pomeroy on Wednesday. The Third Annual reunion of former pupils and teachers of local schools will be held Sunday June with basket dinner at noon.
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Luwan
Chesaeake
Ohio Railroad
E. Front St
Pomeroy
Logan
Winona and Webb Summit
Jack
Webb Summit
Spence
Rounces
Frank St. Clair
E. J. Sc
Masonic Memorial Services Set for Monday
Masons will hold memorial services at the temple at 7 30 p m Monday evening during a special Blue Lodge communication. All Masons in the city are invited to attend for the four bodies Blue Lodge Chapter Council and Commandery.
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Blue Lodge
Heat worsens as Tipton storage chief suffers sunstroke
Made ill by the heat near a local businessman sustained a light sunstroke Thursday morning on the hottest day of the year. George Burberry of South Walnut Street, longtime head of the Tipton ap le storage plant on Bowen Street, suffered heart strain in the heat.
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Logan
George Burberry
S. Walnut St
Tipton_aple
Bowen St
Attendance rises at Rachetacher Park in first full week
Logan reports total attendance reaching 473 for the first full week with Harold E Hartman as supervisor. The peak day was 167 on Sunday. Nelsonville office or the Social Security Board will send a representative to the local chamber of commerce office today between 4 and 5 PM.
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Logan
Rachetnacher Park
Harold E. Hartman
Logan Aouan
Nelsonville
Social Security Board
Chamber of Commerce
Club Meets Luncheon and Talk at Bort Residence
The Wild Flowers Club met at Mrs. L. O. Bort on S Market St for a Wednesday luncheon hosted by Mrs. Bort. Mrs. Roy Crawford presented a paper on The Life of Kathryn Ayer Barnes and the group discussed her writings. Guests included Mrs. Gertrude Heft from Chicago and Mrs. M. S. Pond from Lancaster.
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Ritehards
L. O. Bort
Bort
S. Market St
Roy Crawford
Kathryn Ayer Barnes
Wild Flowers” Club
Gertrude Heft
Chi
M. S. Pond
Lancaster
Mary McRayes Clun
Plan for Citizenship Class At Hollister
An Adult Education instructor will organize a citizenship class in Hollister next Tuesday evening. Aliens contemplating taking the citizenship examination are asked to contact the instructor to arrange attendance and class work.
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Louan
Cloce
Hollister
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