Canvass Confirms Hocking County Votes Unchanged
Official canvass of Hocking County returns confirms unofficial results from election night. Logan mayor Elias E. Bright maintains a six vote lead at 1143 over Kenneth Fitzgerald 1137, with Koppe 155. Falls Township constable Newton Bell three vote edge over Shively 976 to 973. Multiple county offices named. Laurelville elected Joe Archer as mayor by write-in with 108 votes amid a wide field. Election board finished canvass late after long day due to district overlap.
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Logan
Hocking County
Beard
Elias E. Bright
Kenneth Fitzgerald
F. A. Koppe
John Bell Neid Nas
August Shively
Falls Township
Charles Frasure
Ralph Burgess
Gore
Charles W. Cox
Greene Township
County Board of Education
Burgess
Cox
W. &. Clark
Carbon Hill
George M. Jones
Murray City
Brent Geiger
Union Furnace
Robert A. Surtees
Matt Thomas
Harry Fragee
Anna B. Simon
Fred Surgen
Thomas Bell
Floyd Stiff
James Smart
J. W. Martin
L. A. Starcher
John Shelton
George W. Stocker
Clarence Hardy
Albert Spencer
Fred Collins
Board of Public Affairs
N. B. Eddington
Max Seidenfeld
Board of Education
Friends
Joe Archer
Laurelville
Ronald Alien
Della Martin
George W. Sells
Aaron Stahr
J. L. Archer
D. A. McClelland
F. D. Poling
G. W. Hartsough
F. W. Hamilton
Albert G. Fast
Howard YT. Foster
Election Board
Logan Residents to Perform at Ewing Grange Meeting
Two Logan residents will perform at Ewing Grange as part of a special program changed to Wednesday to allow attendance at a Friday basketball game in Ilesboro. Harold Chambers extension agent will speak and Mrs. R B Hansel will sing. Election of officers looms as a key agenda item.
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Logan
Grange
Ewing Grange
Ilesboro
Harold Chambers
R. B. Hansel
Brooker Keeps Working Despite Injuries at Logan School
Logan High School janitor Roman Brooker returned to duty Wednesday morning after sustaining two head wounds from a fall the previous day. He insisted the fall occurred on descent, not while climbing the ladder, and resumed his duties despite medical advice.
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Logan
Roman Brooker
Logan High School
Scouts Launch Winter Fellowship Program at First Presbyterian
Logan report notes the first in a series of winter fellowship meetings at First Presbyterian Church attracted over 100 attendees. After a 6:30 covered dish supper, Rev. H. L. Geddes led devotions, then Troop 160 of the Boy Scouts presented a 30 minute program led by Alfred Campbell and John Mock with W. L. Franks. A playlet showcased Scout aims and work as several members participated. Franks recounted the troop’s growth from nine to 18 since April and highlighted advancement among members, including Second Class and a first class Scout. Mrs. Harley M. Whitcraft supervised a later recreation period.
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W. L. Franks
Franks
Harley M. Whitcraft
Mrs Miller Hosts Tuesday Bridge Club at North Mulberry
Mrs Arthur Miller entertained the Tuesday Bridge Club at her North Mulberry Street home Tuesday evening. Miss Ada Krieg was a guest.
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Arthur Miller
North Mulberry Street
Ada Krieg
Infant son of Mr and Mrs Wooley buried in Oak Grove
Burial was held Tuesday afternoon in Oak Grove Cemetery for the day old infant son of Mr and Mrs John Wooley who died Monday evening in Logan.
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Logan
Oak Grove Cemetery
John Wooley
Subsidy Vouchers Accepted for Logan Health Boards
Logan officials report $1000 in subsidy vouchers received this week to help cover expenses of the city and county Health Boards.
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Logan
Perpetual Candidate Norman Thomas Seeks Borough President
Norman Thomas, Socialist leader, runs for Manhattan Borough President in New York elections. This marks his eighth bid for a major public office in eight years, after campaigns for President U S Senator Congressman Governor of New York Mayor of New York City and Alderman.
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Norman Thomas
Manhattan
New York
U. S
New York City
Thimble and Art Club Meets at Mrs White’s Home
Mrs John F White hosted the Thimble and Art Club meeting at her home with Mrs Ford Hack assisting. After the roll call and club program a social hour followed, and a supper was served by the hostess.
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Ford Hack
John F. White
Thimble and Art Club
Hack
Don’t Go to Extremes To End Constipation
Warns against violent purgatives for constipation and promotes Cascarets made from cascara as a pleasant, lasting remedy. Claims it strengthens bowel muscles and is suitable for old, young, or anyone needing regular habits. Ten cents a box at drug stores.
Classified Circulation Notes for The Messenger
A local classified and circulation notice requests readers to contact D Milne at phone 273 for matters related to the Messenger's circulation. The message appears under staff correspondence and lists 6024 as a contact point.
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Milne
Costs of Off Year Election in Hocking County
Logan election board official notes costs from last Tuesday about 1900 dollars. Twelve precinct clerks needed 856 dollars while 7182 votes were cast in 36 precincts, yielding a per vote cost near 26 cents, a comparatively low figure for off year elections in Hocking County.
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Logan
Election Board
Hocking County
Illness Threatens Former Hocking County Nurse
Logan reports Mrs. Margaret Gibbons, former public health nurse in Hocking County, is seriously ill at Bethesda Hospital in Zanesville with life threatened by blood poisoning from an infected thumb. She formerly lived in Logan and led public health work during World War I.
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Logan
Margaret Gibbons
Bethesda Hospital
Zanesville
Gibbons
Hocking County
Sigler Woman Taken To Columbus Hospital
Logan report states Mrs. W. A. Sigler of Dicken Addition was rushed to a Columbus hospital Thursday morning for treatment.
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Logan
W. A. Sigler
Dicken
Columbus
Speculator Arthur Cutten Makes Millions in Wheat Boom
Arthur W. Cutten of Chicago, famed for grain market exploits, is reported to have speculated heavily in wheat and amassed millions as prices rose. An operation is anticipated to follow.
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Arthur W. Cutten
Chicago
Red Cross Drive Set to Begin in County
A Red Cross drive is announced to start soon in cing County with plans to enroll every resident. Dr C F Raven, chair of the roll call committee, outlines county and township group organization and calls a meeting at the Ithouse Auditorium at 7 30 tonight for instructions. The drive aims to surpass last year’s relief fund gifts totaling over 7000 to Hocking County while county contributions reached 400.
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National Fund
Gan
Eifforte
Abe
Cing County
C. FP. Ravenirman
Red Cross
Calmittee
Logan
Dts
Townahipa
Ain
Ithouse
Ziven
National Red Cross
Hocking County
Across Ocean In Five Hours Is Next Step
Paris reports French air minister Jacques Louis Dumesnil outlines a plan for high speed combat planes. France will build a fleet next year using a new Hispano Suiza super compressed motor of 800 horsepower and 1 000 pounds aimed at 217.3 mph. The minister says internal combustion engines remain superior to other propulsion.
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Paris
Atlantic
Jacques Louis Dumesnil
United Press
France
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