Logan Armistice Parade Planned by Legion
Logan Nov 8 Final plans for Armistice Day observance have been completed by the American Legion. The parade is expected to be among the best in years with the Murray City Drum Corps American Legion Band and Logan High School Band likely in line. Memorial services will be held at the courthouse at 11 am after the 11 o clock salute.
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Logan
American Legion
Laset
Murray City
Bremen
Loran G. W. Lanning
Harry Mack
C. Wood Bowen
Official Count Hocking County Election Board Busy
Logan reports the Hocking County Board of Elections began official vote tabulation from Tuesday's election and expects completion by day’s end. Contests were close but changes unlikely to affect results. Also plans for Camp Hocking education program include academic vocational and recreational work this winter.
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Hocking
LOGAN
Good Hope Township
Board of Education
Carter's Little Liver Pills Promoted For Bile Flow
An old advertisement touts Carter's Little Liver Pills as a remedy to “wake up your liver bile” without calomel. It argues minerals or laxatives cannot improve digestion and claims these pills gently stimulate bile flow, reduce sourness and fatigue, and are sold in drug stores with the red label.
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Carter
C.M. Co
Red Cross Roll Call Pep Meeting Highlights Local Efforts
In Logan the Red Cross roll call forces held a pep meeting at the court house led by Dr. C F Rauch. Certificates were given to Home Hygiene class graduates, and Roger Connor discussed county needs. Miss Margaret Lute announced a Friday flag raising, while counts showed 97 soldier claims and 4 275 clothing items distributed.
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Roger Connor
Athens
Red Cross
Margaret Lute
Hocking County
Laurelville
Murray City
Logan-C Johnson Wins Championship at Hocking Valley
Logan C. Johnson captured the championship tournament title while Or ville Burgess won the beginners division after 72 holes over four Sundays at the Hocking Valley Golf Course. The course will close after Sunday.
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Logan
C. W. Johnson
Orville Burgess
Hocking Valley
Campaign offices closed as parties dismantle sites
Democratic headquarters were dismantled Wednesday in the Odd Fellows Building after the 1934 campaign. Since the Republican Committee had used the McKinley Club rooms, no general removal was necessary.
Tests Show Hocking County Soils Need Lime and Phosphorus
Logan A county extension agent Harold Chambers reports soil tests from 78 samples show most Hocking County soils need lime and phosphorus. Lime needed in 67 samples, acid in 20, moderately acid in 38, with 10 alkaline and 1 neutral. phosphorus low in 71 samples, six medium, one high. Chambers says adding lime and phosphorus will help red clover and alfalfa reach best yield.
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Hocking County
Logan
Harold Chambers
Chambers
Chesterhill Typhoid Ills Spark Local Worries
Chesterhill residents Myron Hendershot and Melvin Garms face typhoid fever with Garms 16 from Texas also ill but not in serious condition. Mrs Addie Dewees is seriously ill in McConnelaville as Bradley Hoon suffers a hand injury from a grain grinder accident.
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Chesterhill
Myron Hendershot
Inlaw
Melvin Garms
Texas
Ohio
Hendershot
Garm
Ex CCCers Organize Logan Meeting for Activities
Former CCC members in Murray City organize to continue camp activities with weekly meetings at the high school. They spend an hour on first aid and vocational aid, then engage in gymnasium athletic activities. Paul Cloid assists. LOGAN group forms for ongoing programs.
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Logan
CCC
Murray City
Paul Cloid
Camp Hocking
Logan-Honor Roll Listed at Wlesboro High School
Principal Ralph Walker released the honor roll for the first six weeks. Included are freshmen Betty Hanning Faye Rodman Louise Heinlein sophomores Merle Puggins Louella Brown Catherine Cherry Mable Conkle juniors Ruby Moyer Clifford Griffith Marcella Brown Lillian Rheinseheld Grace Griffith Alma Rice seniors.
Logan and Frisinger Families Noted in Local Notices
Logan Voris and Pauline Frisinger are listed as residents of Logan with parents named William A Voris and G L Frisinger. Mrs Clarence Dailey returned home after treatment and an operation for an infection at Cherrington Hospital. Mrs Charles Armstrong was admitted for treatment in Logan.
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Logan — Levert William Voris
Logan
William A. Voris
Pauline May Frisinger
G. L. Frisinger
Clarence Dailey
Cherrington Hospital
Donna Jean Carsner
Glouster
Charles Armstrong
Coolville Residents Share Local News and Visits
Coolville and area residents reported visits from relatives and friends. The Stout family from Dayton toured their uncle Alex Caldwell. Mrs. Aiken hosted a Sunday School Halloween party with fourteen attendees. travelers Sheets and Gordon paused in town en route from Greensboro to Illinois.
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J. J. Stout
Kathrene
Dayton
Alex Caldwell
John Aiken
John Sheets
Argyle Gordon
Greensboro
North Carolina
Abington
Illinois
Twila Knowles
J. E. Humphrey
Bethel Ridge
Frances
Eileen Blake
Dorothy
Donald Skeels
Paul
Ralph Lake
Jimmy Garton
Leslie Galbreath
Lois Mare
W. F. Tanbory
Racine
B. O. Knoeles
Belpre
Clyde Parrish
Harold Calloway
Ohio University
West Virginia University
Parkersburg
Nettie Smith
Athens
John Alken
R. I. Wolf
Pedro Club
Alken
Rock Street
Reverend Snyder Takes Appointment At Lawrence Chapel
The Lottridge community notes Reverend Snyder began his post at Lawrence Chapel with a Sunday service. Biweekly services shift from 9:30 to 2:30 pm. Local residents host visits, dinners, and social gatherings as families and friends frequent homes across Athens and Coolville. The Ohio Music Education Association plans its Nov 11 meeting in Columbus with a luncheon beforehand.
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Snyder
Lawrence Chapel
Ohio Music Education Association
Desbler-Wallick
Columbus
Faye Rees
California Avenue
Aid Society to Meet at Snow Home
The Ladies' Aid Society of the M E Church will meet Thursday night November 8 at the home of Mrs. Anna L Snow in Guysville.
Civil Service Exams Announced by U S Commission
The United States Civil Service Commission lists open competitive exams with salaries from 1 200 to 2 000 dollars. Positions include automatic addressograph operator, junior financial statistician, stee lplate engraver, assistant engineman, junior parasitologist, and assistant foreman at Leavenworth Penitentiary. Closing dates range to Nov. 30. Information through J L C Kelley at the Athens Post Office.
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The
United States Civil Service Commission
Securities and Exchange Commission
Stee
Bureau of Engraving and Printing
Bureau of Animal Industry
Department of Agriculture
Leavenworth
Iowa
Vermont
Virginia
Maryland
Rhode Island
District of Columbia
Washington, D. C
J. L. C. Kelley
United States Civil Service Board of Examiners
Athens Post Office
Rio Grande Social Notes Include Football Trip and Awards
Rio Grande residents Rio Grande Paull Lyne Morris Fowler Ray Troth and Harry Anderson spent the weekend in Pittsburgh for the Pitt Notre Dame game. Mr and Mrs L T Cottrell of Trenton visited Rio Grande over the weekend. President and Mrs W A Lewis were guests of Mr and Mrs Walter Pabst in Sciotoville Sunday. At the annual switchboard meeting Mrs Mary K Evans was re employed as switch tender for the coming year with officers re elected: President J D Davis secretary Lewis Jones treasurer Elmer Wood. News also says Edward Stevenson married Mrs.
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Paull. Lyne
Morris Fowler
Ray Troth
Harry Anderson
Pittsburgh
L. T. Cottrell
Trenton
Rio Grande
W. A. Lewis
Walter Pabst
Sciotoville
Mary K. Evans
J. D. Davis
Lewis Jones
Elmer Wood
Edward Stevenson
Local Social and Travel Notes Across Towns
Meta Jordan prepares for a Saturday journey to Pt Pleasant then to Columbus. Mrs J H Jenkins leaves for Delphos after a month with relatives. Mr and Mrs E O Russell visit Elmer Wood and friends in town. Metta Chevalier visits her mother Joann Rayner the prior week. Elmer Wood recovers from tonsil and adenoid operation. May, Mollie Fulton and Florence Chubbuck spend weekend in Cleveland. Kenneth Welker visits his wife and son during dental college break. Peggy McFarland visits Columbus and Lancaster last week. Dale Miller and EB Jenking attend Pickaway County corn husking contest. Mrs L F Allen and Miss Bess Geotting spend Wednesday in Jackson.
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Carl Gainer
Frost
Anna Murphy
Grace Jeffers
Catherine Boggs
Frank Lawrence
Myrtle
Roy Calvert
Guy Dean
Nina Dean
Near
Alfred
Harvey Persons
Leroy Nichoson
Bruce
Aubrey Nichoson
Haymond Reynolds
Akron
Charles Reynolds
Whit Bean
Frank Caldwell
Aldo McKinley
Farm Bureau
Athens Grange Hall
Charley Reynolds
Pearl Robinson
Strouds Run
Gwendellyn Mosdergar
Washington, D. H
Oma Gaston
Pauline Robb
Little
New Martinsville
W. Va
Clyde Parrish
Coolville
Co. M. Swarts
Ernest Church
Doris Morgan
Little Hocking
Audra
Ruby Church
R .L. Sharp
Athens Fairgrounds
Carleton Jeffers
Bogers
Pennsylvania
Mr. Boger
Oryn Watkins
Amesville
Mrae. H. R. Watkins
Howard Stalnaker
Mrs. Stalnaker
Florida
Snyder
Lena Clark
John Gaston
C. F. Windsor
Lois
Weldon Rupe
Leroy Boggs
Rexal Boggs
T. W. Gaston
Charles Gaston
Worthy
Athens
Pauline
Margaret Ramsburg
Ramsburg
Arthur Cole
Wilma
Ralph Cole
Fairvnes
Virginia Chapman
Emmett Swisher
Glen
Harold
John Barnhill
Dutch Ridge
Elmer Poston
Carrie Gainer
Tupper Plairs
John Archer
Meta Jordan
Pt. Pleasant
Columbus
J. H. Jenkins
Delphos
E. O. Russell
Vinton
Elmer Wood
Metta Chevalier
Clipper Mill
Joann Rayner
Peggy McFarland
Lancaster
Dale Miller
EB. E. Jenking
Pickaway County
L. F. Allen
Bess Geotting
Jackson
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Logan Legion Post
Plan Wister Studies
Issuhk
the Messenger
Cooking
PRIMA
America
Summers & Son
Anne Daugherty
Addie Dewees
McConnelaville
Bradley Hoon
Freda Hooper
Pennaville
G. W. Fawcett
Allee Lowthers
Fawcett
Miss Hooper
Sons OF Veterans
C. F. Latties
Mansfield
Sons of Union Veterans
Probate
Ilesboro
A C. Mills
G. T. Mills
Ralph Chevalier
John Pinell
R. J. Runion
Clyde Reeder
Pomeroy
Lottridge
Herbert Welch
Sadie Dixon
Opal Dixon
Esmond Brandeberry
Misses May and
Mollie Fulton
Florence Chubbuck
Cleveland
Kenneth Welker
Dental Collegg
Indiana University
Hauptmann
Shou
Flemington, N. J
Bruno Hauptmann
Manfried Hauptmann
Tuppers Plains
John Poling
Brest
Howard Shumway
Stewart Burdett and Son
Rey
Holman, Coombe
Ma. G Z
Tf Qjarmers Institute
Inc
Mary
Henry Snider
M. E. Church
Mc Pury
Reedsville
Callie Cowdrey
B. B
Perker
Benjamin W McLane
Orange Town
Reahee
Zenners
Southeast
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