Logan Incumbent Re-elected by Six Votes on Unofficial Returns
Logan voters backed Mayor Elias Bright for another term by six votes over Republican Kenneth Fitzgerald after late precincts reported. Auditor Josephine Hansel won re election, and other city offices including treasurer, solicitor, and council members were decided, with the state amendment defeated 2 983 to 1 356.
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Logan
Sumner F. Martin
Dem
Frank Eberst
Derm
G. W. Lanning
Joseph J. Canty
Stracke
Larimer
Canty
Ll K. Showalter
H. Bright
C. F. Lewis
Frank Weiss
Bright
Justice of the Peace
Samuel B. Whitehart
J. P. Miller
Falish
Charles Frasure
John Bell
August Shively
Bell
Shively
Falls Township
D. L. Blackston
Carl Cross
William Mamak
Joe Walburn
Charles F. Barker
Ralph Burgess
Charles Cox
W. F Clark
Brent Geiger
George M. Jones
Coal Gate
Murray City
Coonvilla
Laurel
Fellowship meetings to begin at First Presbyterian Church
Logan) The First Presbyterian Church will host the first in a winter series of Fellowship meetings on Wednesday evening. A covered dish supper will open the event and set a welcoming tone for the monthly gatherings.
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Logan
First Presbyterian Church
Pape's Cold Compound Promises Quick Relief
A vintage advertisement claims Pape's Cold Compound cures cold symptoms by reducing nasal inflammation inducing perspiration and opening bowels. It promises faster relief from nasal discharge headaches and weakness and claims to remove germs and wastes from the system. Available in drug stores for 35 cents.
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Pape
Church Family Meeting Led by Troop 160 Scouts
A 6:30 pm church meeting invites entire families. Troop 160 Boy Scouts organize the program. Afterward Mrs. Harley M Whitcraft leads a recreational hour at the close.
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Boy Scouts
Harley M. Whitcraft
Funeral attendance marks Mrs. Winfield Butts service
Logan voters turnout early with many attending the funeral service for Mrs. Winfield Butts. By noon about one third of the normal vote had been cast as ideal election day weather spurred participation across precincts in an off year election.
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Logan
Delegates Chosen for Club Congress at Ohio State University
Logan November 4 Delegates to the Club Congress to be held November 9 to 14 at Ohio State University were selected by the Logan Chamber of Commerce Agricultural Committee. Named from Hocking County are Margery Matheny Haydenville Winifred Reed Salt Creek Township Melvin Carr Laurel Township and Harold Rhein scheid Washington Township. Miss Alice Allen Jaydenville club leader will accompany the group to Columbus.
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Alice Allen
Jaydenville
Columbus
Harrington Class Meets at Mrs Frenier’s Home
Mrs. Carl Frenier hosted the Harrington Class of the Presbyterian Sunday School Monday evening on South Market Street. Mrs. Clayton Scheide Jr directed the meeting with Mrs. Seth Sloan presenting the first chapter of The Rise and Fall of the Hebrew Nation. Members crocheted garments for county school children after the program. Miss Lucille Deceffler joined the class.
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Carl Frenier
Harrington
Presbyterian Sunday School
South Market Street
Clayton Scheide, Jr
Seth Sloan
Clovers Sent to Mayor Bright May Indicate Hidden Support
Logan reports Mayor E. E. Bright received two unsigned four leaf clovers in the mail on election day. He found the leaves inside a letter at the post office box but no sender name or signature accompanied the unusual message.
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Logan
E. E. Bright
Elizabeth Butts Rites Held After Columbus Operation
Mrs. Elizabeth Butts 41 wife of Winfield Butts died in Columbus last week after surgery. Her funeral was held Friday at her parents home in Falls Township with many relatives and neighbors in attendance from East Fultonham Sharon Zanesville Lancaster New Straitsville Nelsonville Corning Union Furnace Athens Murray City Buchtel and surrounding areas.
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Lawrence
Florence
Mattox
Windsor
Chester Wooley
Cecil
East Fultonham
John M. Davis
Sharon
T. W. Thomas
Ernest
Sylvia
Zanesville
Robert Davis
Bobby
Lancaster
Roy Green
Hiram Green
Ollie S. Pencer
George Young
New Straitsville
Fred Foss
James Easterling
Emma Connor
Margaret
William Buchler
Clem Miller
Earl Wolfe
Ernest Curtiss
Nelsonville
Floyd Butts
Corning
Frank Shaw
Charles Kennedy
Roy Douglass
Murray City
Estella Davis
Buchtel
Masquerade Party Planned by Pocahontas Order
Logan report: Pocahontas order to host an evening masquerade at their hall on Thursday. Attendees urged to wear masks. Committee promises plenty of fun and an entertaining program for all.
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Logan
Pocahontas Order
Fever Prevalence Reported in Hocking County
Logan recorded six cases of scarlet fever in October as part of a countywide tally of 54 communicable disease cases reported by the Health Department. Diphtheria typhoid fever and mumps were also noted, all outside the city district. The department changed report dates. communicable disease reports are now issued monthly, births and deaths on the tenth.
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Logan
Hocking County
Health Department
Roll Call Starts as Red Cross Subscriptions Arrive
In Logan on November 4 the annual Red Cross Roll Call is set to begin soon and subscriptions are already reaching chairman Dr. C. F. Rauch. Alfred B. Campbell, Troop 160 scout master, is the first local enrolment, followed by Miss Hattie Jones of Miami, Florida, formerly of Logan, and J. P. Rochester, former Logan mayor from Columbus.
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Logan
Red Cross
C. F. Rauch
Alfred B. Campbell
Webb, Krischbaum and daughter to Philadelphia visit
Mrs C G Webb of Webb Summit along with Mrs Rose Krischbaum and her daughter Ruth of Logan will travel to Philadelphia on Thursday. They will stay for more than a week with relatives including Mr and Mrs Lance O'Dell and Mr and Mrs Link Rutgers. Mrs O'Dell is Webb's daughter.
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Logan
C. G. Webb
Webb Summit
Rose Krischbaum
Ruth
Philadelphia
Webb
Lance O’dell
Krischbaum
Link Rutgers
O'Dell
Grangers of Hocking County to Meet at Courthouse
J O Hamilton county deputy announces an officers conference for the Grangers of Hocking County next Monday evening at the Courthouse Auditorium. The meeting opens at eight o clock with Mr Hamilton in charge.
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Logan
Hocking County
J. O. Hamilton
Mr. Hamilton
Reverend Heyde to Attend Ashville District Conference
The Rev. Amos L. Heyde of St. Matthews Lutheran Church will go to Ashville for a two day district conference, returning home Thursday evening.
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Logan
Amos L. Heyde
Ashville
St. Matthews Lutheran Church
Heyde
Will Serve Again Ties Town Recall Names
Irene Cherrington and Jean Sargent lead a list of residents including Mary Kathryn Adcock, Jane VanCuren, Jack and Charles Rauch, Jack Farbear, Tommie Grooms, Elden Carr, Buddy VanFossen, Ned Webb, Jimmie McGonagle, Robbie Wells, James English, Bernard VanCuren, Logan Pollock, Calvin Pollock in Haydenville.
Logan P. T. A. Sponsors Magician Appearance
Members of the Logan P T A sponsor Henry the magician and his company for a Thursday evening show at Logan High School Auditorium. The benefit funds will support charitable work during the coming months.
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Logan
Logan Parent-Teacher Association
Henry the Magician
Logan High School
Mrs Vancuren Hosts Bernard Vancuren's Sixth Birthday
Mrs. Mark Vancuren entertained Monday afternoon from 3 30 to 5 30 for her son Bernard's sixth birthday. Contests and games kept the young guests busy as they brought gifts. Lunch followed with assistance from Mrs. Clarence Lehman and Mrs. Harry Pollock. Attendees included Arlene Carr, Lois Gay Miller, Jean Feathers, Jean Pierson, Patsy Able, Carlotte Schmit-
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Mark Vancuren
Bernard
Clarence Lehman
Harry Pollock
Arlene Carr
Lois Gay Miller
Jean Feathers
Jean Pierson
Patsy Able
Carlotte Schmit
Hoover keeps prohibition force at 2500 amid budget
President Hoover’s economy program keeps the federal prohibition force at 2,500 agents. The budget to Congress shows no increase in the number of dry enforcement officers, despite prior reports of a potential rise.
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Washington
U.S
Hoover
Amos W. W. Woodcock
Congress
Capone's Gift Backfires as Cellmate Is Jailed
In Evanston Illinois on November 4 1931 cellmate William Dawson who received a $10 gift from Al Capone after Capone's income tax evasion conviction used the money to buy liquor. Dawson has returned to jail serving a $10 fine for drunkenness.
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Evanston
al Capone
William Dawson
Dawson
Capone
Legion to Meet at Post Home Tonight
The K. T. Crossen Post No. 21 of the American Legion holds its monthly meeting at 7 o'clock in the post home located at 73 South Court Street. Officers announce several issues will be discussed.
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K. T. Crossen Post No. 21
The
American Legion
South Court Street
Appointment of Kenneth L. Sater as Executor
Kenneth L. Sater of 52 E Gay St Columbus Ohio appointed and qualified as executor of the estate of Field Scott late of Athens County Ohio deceased. Dated October 19 1931 at Athens Ohio with Probate Judge S. M. Johnson signing.
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Kenneth L. Sater
E. Gay
Columbus
Ohio
Field Scott
Athens County
M. Johnson
Said County
Phillips Milk of Magnesia Promises Quick Digestive Relief
An ad touts Phillips Milk of Magnesia as fast aid for acid imbalance caused by meats fish and baked goods. It warns against excess acid and urges several days of use to restore appetite and eliminate sour stomach while noting doctors endorse the product and availability in 25c and 50c bottles.
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Battle Hat
Clinton Webb
6024
Messenger
D. Y. Milne
Winfield Butts
Agricultural Committee
Turkey
Stedman
Stedman’s
Edna M. Ferguson
the Stedman Company, Packers
Athens, Ohio
Grangers
Bi Hickman
E.c. Ed
Hickman
Logan P. T. A
Legion
Athens Home Telephone Co
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