County Plans Second Annual District Child Welfare Conference
Plan to attend the Second Annual District Child Welfare Conference will be held in Athens on June 5 with Athens, Hocking and Vinton counties taking part. Miss Margaret Lutz of Logan chairs Hocking County. Judge A. M. Ellinger and J. W. Coleman from Logan also participate. County-Wide Social Service is the morning topic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Athens
Hocking
Vinton
Margaret Lutz
Hocking County
Lutz
A. M. Ellinger
J. W. Coleman
Leist to Talk at Advent Christian Church Rockbridge
The Rev. J. F. Leist general secretary of the Lord's Day Alliance will speak at Advent Christian Church Rockbridge Wednesday evening. The program begins at 7 39 o clock. Leist will discuss the Alliance work and the event will include vocal and instrumental music.
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Will Speck
Advent Christian Church
Rockbridge
Logan
J. F. T.eist
Lord's Day Alliance
Leist
Rochester Honored by Ohio State University Band
Robert Rochester son of Mr and Mrs John Rochester of North Orchard Street was elected a member of the Kappa Kappa Psi honorary music fraternity at Ohio State University last week. A Logan High School graduate he played in the high school orchestra and later joined the American Legion Band. he now serves in the Ohio State Band. He visited home with his parents over the weekend.
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Iwgan
Robert Rochester
John Rochester
North Orchard Street
Ohio State University
Kappa Kappa T
Memorial Day visitors from across Ohio
Mr and Mrs James Krieg and daughter Jean and Mrs Bess Mutchmore visited Pt Pleasant to honor the grave of Mr Krieg's mother. Gifford Huls and two Columbus children visited O W Huls and Ann Shriner in Logan. Olive Lyke of Ohio University spent the weekend with her parents. Paul Brown of Columbus visited his mother Rudolph Brown in Logan. Dean Bort of Louisville visited his mother and four sisters. Frank Harden and I N Rodman and family visited in Columbus and Marion respectively. Rodman is a Civil War veteran who attends Memorial Day services in Logan.
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James Krieg
Jean
Bess Mutchmore
Pt. Pleasant
Mr. Krieg
Gifford Huls
Columbus
Logan
O. W. Huls
Ann Shriner
Olive Lyke
Ohio University
S. T. Lyke
Paul Brown
Rudolph Brown
Dean Bort
Louisville
L. Q., Bort
South Market Street
Bort
Frank Harden
I. N. Rodman
Marion
Mr. Rodman
Class Night Observed At Logan High
Logan May 27 class night will be held at the Logan High School auditorium. Valedictorian John Wellman and salutatorian Joseph VFrasch will speak. The program includes poetry by Florence Powers and a class will, a radio stunt, and the presentation of a class key. Poppy sale raises about 150 dollars for the welfare fund aiding hospitalized veterans.
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Adelaide Rochester
Ralph Kk. Howe
William Woodreard
Kenneth Risch
Hurley Ellinger
Mary Donahue
Poppy Sale Nets $150 In Legion Auxiliary Relay
Logan residents benefited as 25 members of the American Legion Auxiliary sold poppies in relays on Saturday. The successful drive raised 150 dollars for veteran relief and auxiliary programs.
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American Legion
Logan
American Legion Auxiliary
Skyscrapers Topic at Nonde Script Club Meeting
The Nonde Script Club met Thursday afternoon at Mrs. Warren Brights home to discuss Skyscrapers of America. Mrs Carlton Bright presented an engaging paper while Mrs C S Clark and Miss Ruth Brooke sang duets. A contest and questionnaire were conducted by Mrs Joe Case and Mrs Harry Wright. A three course dinner followed at six. Guests included Mrs Theodore Lytle Mrs Della Bishop Mrs George Hengst and Mrs Naomi Gould.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren Bright
Carlton Bright
C. S. Clark
Ruth Brooke
Joe Case
Harry Wright
Theodore Lytle
Della Bishop
George Hengst
Naomi Gould
Logan Delegates Attend Westerville Missionary Convention
Mrs Walter Reasoner and Mrs William Ellinger of the Logan United Brethren Church served as delegates for the local Women's Missionary Association at the Southeastern Ohio Conference branch meeting in Westerville. Logan attendees included Mrs Homer Hansel who was elected secretary of literature, replacing the late Mrs C E Miller, with other locals present.
Justamere Club gathering at North Mulberry Street
Gabriel enchostere hosted a Justamere Club meeting at her North Mulberry Street home on Thursday afternoon. The program included roll call readings by Mrs. A T Spears and a piano solo by Miss Ruth Smith followed by dinner at six. Attendees beyond club members included Mrs C P Montgomery and others listed, with two daughters and a granddaughter assisting.
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Tre
Gabriel Enchostere
Justamere Club
North Mulberry Street
A. T. Spears
Ruth Smith
C. P. Montgomery
J. W. Woodard
J. C. Drew
J. R. Fields
Jurene Wright
Rose Krischbaum
Merritt Wonn
George Wonn
Community Names Honor Wellston Residents in Local Gathering
A list of Wellston residents including Mrs. Margie Higgy Mrs. Osman Burke Mrs. W BP Wetherill Mrs. Arthur Miller Mrs. Russell Berlin Mrs. John Krieg Miss Margaret Cook Miss Anna White Logan and Mrs. James Gooding appears in a local social roundup. The item notes their participation in a neighborhood event.
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Ing
Margie Higgy
Osman Burke
W. BP. Wetherill
Arthur Miller
Russell Berlin
John Krieg
Margaret Cook
Anna White, Logan
James Gooding
Wellston
Trouble About Street Parking In Logan
A Logan chamber committee member urges action on Main Street parking on Saturdays after congestion at week’s end. The city council asked for recommendations and the Merchants Committee, to which the chamber president referred the matter, notes morning parking by residents causes evening congestion.
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Logan
Logan Chamber of Commerce
Chamber of Commerce
Mrs BE Pettle Hosts Modern Bridge Club Night
Mrs BE Pettle entertained Modern Bridge Club members at her Fast Main Street home Friday evening. Cards were the main diversion with substitute players Mrs W F Rose Mrs Arthur Miller Mrs W H White and Miss Ada Krieg present.
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BE. ©. Pettle
Modern Bridge Club
Fast Main Street
W. F. Rose
Arthur Miller
W. H. White
Ada Krieg
Playshop Presents Regear on Horseback Satire Tonight
Ohio University Playshop stages Regear on Horseback a two part satire by Kaufman and Connolly tonight at 8 o clock in the Alumna Memorial Auditorium Nearly 30 students perform while 15 unseen workers shift scenes reserved seat charts remain at Cline Pharmacy until 7 pm then move to the Auditorium.
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Kaufman and Connelly
Ohio University
Alumna Memorial
Cline’s
Agiditorium
Playshop
Textile Strike Ends in Tennessee Valley Return to Work
In Elizabethton Tennessee after six weeks of stoppage 4000 workers from the Bemberg Glanazstoff plants began returning to work. The settlement was conciliatory and barred discrimination against union members with reprisals for participants in outbreaks. Assimilation into other silk plants will take weeks due to chemical processing. William F Kelley UTWA vice president called the move the opening edge of a southern union drive for 299099 members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tennessee
William F. Kelley
United Textile Workers of America
Funeral planned for Bell Telephone worker killed in crash
Herbert F. Kobelt, 24, an employee of the Bell Telephone Company in Cleveland, was killed in an automobile crash south of Springfield. Funeral services were being arranged today in New Philadelphia.
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New
Philadelphia
Herbert F. Kobelt
Bell Telephone Company
Cleveland
Springfield
Lindy and Anne To Marry-But Where
Ambassador Morrow returned to Englewood as preparations speeded for the marriage of his daughter Anne to Col. Charles A. Lindbergh. He offered no definite time or place for the highly publicized wedding, sparking activity around the estate.
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Englewood
N. J
U.P
Dwight W. Morrow
Anne
Col
Charles A. Lindbergh
Mexico City
Four Athens Men Charged by Police
Four Athens men were arrested at week’s end. Everett Roush and Clarence Densmore face intoxication charges. John Rowland of 21 South College Street is charged with stealing a tire inner tube and a wire wheel from a College Street car. Floyd Bretz must appear before Mayor Woodworth Monday at 7 pm for allegedly running a red light. A hearing before Mayor Woodworth is scheduled for all four men in the City Building.
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Athens
Everett Roush
Clarence Densmore
Charles Maple
Tom Johnson
John Rowland
South College Street
Maple
College Street
Floyd Bretz
KE. C. Woodworth
Court Street
Captain Maple
Woodworth
Love Is Supreme Law, Chatley Says In Sermon Here
The Athens Christian Church pastor Rev. M. E. Chatley urged that the supreme law is love. He contrasted ancient ideals of beauty and power with Jesus Christ's example, stating that force cannot end evil and that only love can eradicate sin.
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Chatley
M. E. Chatley
Athens
Egypt
Rome
America
Jesus
Puzzle answer list echoes Letter Jol clue
The note presents the solution to today's Letter Jol puzzle: Army, An Aims, Dims, Dams, Dame, Na Nave, Navy. It lists related wordplay terms in a compact line as the completed answer.
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Tom Moore
John Wellman
Legion Memorial
Wisconsin
Irma Dowers
Arthur Lake
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Miter Alls
Love and the Devil
Milton Sills
Beautiful Maria Corda
Walter Reasoner
William Flitnger
Retail Merchants Committee
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Elizabethton
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Bemberg-Glanazstoff
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