Man Willege Improves After Unconscious Auto Crash Near Logan
Reports from Cherrington hospital say Harry Willege, recently unconscious after a Wednesday auto crash near the Logan water works, shows slight improvement. He was found in his car in a ditch at 2 30 p m Wednesday and taken to the hospital. no injuries were reported. Willege, a former service man, had been in poor health for months and is from West Hunter Street. his parents were notified.
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Logan
Cherrington Hospital
Harry Willege
Willege
Logan Water Works Plant
Water Works
I Red Willege
West Hunter Street
Logan Hosts Visiting Families and Memorial Day Guests
A stream of visitors arrives in Logan from Washington county Kansas Columbus Frankfort Ky and Cleveland. Families include Mr and Mrs Charles Springs Mr and Mrs W H Lemon Mr and Mrs Victor Gretter and son Mrs Lowie Mitchell and more with several members staying with local residents and recalling Memorial Day events. Spin Wilson recovers from illness and Arthur White formerly with an undertaker in Logan visits with relatives. Alfred Lanning Alfred Hamilton and J W Thomas also appear among guests.
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Charles
Springs
Washington County
Kansas
Logan
W. H. Lemon
John Frasch
Columbus
J. F. Henderson
Victor Gretter
Little Son
Frankfort
S. J. Walker
Gretter
William Lamb
Charles Stallsmith
Lewis
Joe Smith
Charles “Spin” Wilson
Arthur White
Cleveland
Henry Lambert
White
J. W. Thomas
Thomas
Cy Hanssey
Lowie Mitchell
Alfred Lanning
Indianapolis
Memorial day intoxication trio arraigned in Hocking County
H. N. Phillips of Big Pine and two Columbus guests Richard Platt and Wilber Ray were jailed by Deputies L. J. Hammond and Charles Briley and arraigned before Magistrate E. F. Bright. They pled guilty to intoxication and were fined five dollars plus costs. The Columbus men had stayed at the Phillips home since last Thursday until after Memorial Day.
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Logan
H. N. Phillips
Big Pine
Richard Platt
Wilber Ray
Columbus
Hocking County
L. J. Hammond
Charles Briley
E. FE. Bright
Phillips
Memorial Day Observed in Logan With Parade and Honors
Veterans of the Civil War Spanish American War and World War plus auxiliaries led a morning Memorial Day program in Logan. Flags adorned Main Street and two cemeteries while a parade formed on Market Street and marched to the Soldiers and Sailors monument. The event included G A R rituals, an invocation, Gettysburg address, and a speech by J F Henderson of Columbus.
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Logan
Main Street
Market Street
American Legion
The
Legion
Gifford Hull
Woman's Relief Corps
Colonial
Legion Band
Samuel Jones
Henry L. Geddes
Woman’s Relief Corps
Joe Risley
General Kogan
Charles F. Kreider
Lincoln
J. F. Henderson
Columbus
Albany Teacher Named Principal At Union Furnace
The Union Furnace board of education named Dr. Orville Davis of Albany as principal to replace Ray Page who leaves after a year. Davis previously served two years as Albany high school principal and had been offered a third year contract. New high school teachers include Miss Mabel Bond and Miss Gertrude Barker. grade teachers Herman Ellis Wavelene Bickel Nellie Swackhammer and Jernadine Saltz. Gail Calvin named substitute teacher. D B Geiger fills vacancy created when Dr H M Boocks moved to Logan.
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Logan
Union Furnace
Board of Education
Orville Davis
Albany
Ray Page
Davis
Mabel Bond
Gertrude Barker
Herman Ellis
Wavelene Bickel
Nellie Swackhammer
Jernadine Saltz
Gail Calvin
H. M. Boocks
Union Furnace Board
D. B. Geiger
Ir. Boocks
Local Visitors Stay Amid City Ties
Elmer Nicholas of Columbus has been the guest of Mr. and Mrs. B C Humphrey for several days. Mr. and Mrs Fred Moorehead and two children of Syracuse visited relatives in Logan on Wednesday. Frank Locke and two daughters of Kensington were in Logan for a brief visit on Monday. Mr Locke and family formerly lived in Ward township.
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Elmer Nicholas
Columbus
Fred Moorehead
Syracuse
Logan
Frank Locke
Kensington
Mr. Locke
Ward Township
Mooney Seeks Re-Election To Hocking Seat
Logan May 31 L P Mooney representative for Hocking county in the general assembly filed his candidacy for the Republican nomination to seek a second term He has served one term and received several key committee assignments for this term His declaration was signed by five Logan Manufacturing Co workers Alva M Welty Sylvester Wittsmiller Chester L Wright Charles H Frazier and G W Burberry
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Chester L. Wright
Charles H Frazier
G. W. Burberry
Clarence Bell Sentenced to One Year in Ohio Penitentiary
Judge Harley M. Whitcraft sentenced Clarence Bell to one year in the Ohio penitentiary after Bell was brought into court on a charge of non support. Bell was arrested in Akron on carrying concealed weapons and turned over to county authorities. He was brought to Logan by Traffic Officer Joe Farbearn.
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Logan
Ohio
Harley M. Whitcraft
Clarence Bell
Bell
Akron
W. R. Liloyd
Joe Farbearn
Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin blooms into a world popular laxative
In 1892 Dr Caldwell devised Syrup Pepsin as a gentle vegetable laxative for women children and the elderly. The liquid remedy grew to become the world's best selling laxative with millions of bottles yearly. Mothers buy it for families while claiming it relieves headaches biliousness indigestion and more. Free sample offers entice readers to request via Monticello Illinois.
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Caldwell
Dr. Caldwell
Monticello
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Tezan Theatre
Marion Davies
Conrad Nagel
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L. P. Mooney
Hocking
Beas
Borden
Wright Nap
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