Armistice Day Parade Draws Thousands in Logan
Logans downtown streets filled as Armistice Day parade featured the American Legion drum corps from Athens and a logan band. Delegations and floats from patriotic civic groups and local firms highlighted the procession. A soldier’s grave and pioneer scenes honored World War dead, followed by street celebrations and a taps tribute by James Rees. Prosecuting attorney C Wood Bowen spoke at Union Furnace to a PTA group.
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E K. T. Crossen
Athens
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Rube
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American Legion
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Dies
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Gli Amica Club
Red Cross
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Logan Shoe Ctory
Elks
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Bill Uer
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Aple
Chiff
Joe Farbearn
Ire
Charles Lyke
Serlier
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Harry Mack
Logan Post
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C. Wood Bowen
Union Furnace
Parent - Teacher Association
Emerald Oil Promises Skin Relief Across Readers
Thousands of men and women praise Emerald Oil as a cure for eczema. A testimonial from C. A. Bowen of Pearl Street in King says after 37 years and 100 remedies Emerald Oil beat them all. The ad claims instant itch relief and a money back guarantee from McKee Drug Co.
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Moone
C. A. Bowen
Pearl Street
King
McKee Drug Co
Births and Deaths Reported in Hocking County October
Logan reports October totals: 17 deaths in Hocking County with 4 tied to city district and 9 of 24 births from Logan. Four deaths were under two diseases, two due to enterocolitis, one traumatic pneumonia, one tuberculosis. Births list includes multiple II parents and both boys and girls born to numerous local couples.
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Hocking County
Logan
Homer Hartley
Merle Kimbie
Harvey Nixon
William Edward Smith
Walter L. Criswell
Homer M. Mason
Alma Burt
Ralph Farley
Edward M. Hayes
Rex K. Holmes
Virgil C. Spencer
Frank J. Fox
Delbert Conkle
Peter M. Domax
Lawrence Coakley
Women Business and Professional Club Dinner Meeting
The Logan Women’s Club held a dinner for 45 members in the First Presbyterian Church social rooms served by the Franklin Kerr Guild. Miss Helen Rochester presided with Nelle Adams playing Humoreague, and C A Jones, First Rempel National Bank receiver, spoke about his 1919 China trip with the Methodist Centennary Committee.
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Logan
Business and
First Presbyterian Church
Franklin Kerr Guild
Helen Rochester
Nelle Adams
C. F. Rauch
Red Cross
Barton A. Hall
Chamber of
Farmer Recovers After Blood Poisoning From Scratch
Logan Nov 12 Frank Adcock a Green Township farmer is recovering from a blood poisoning infection that began with a small scratch on his right hand.
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Logan
Frank Adcock
Green Township
Former Logan Resident Injured in Wreck Near Salina
Miss Emma Kienzle, formerly of Logan and first honor student in the class of 1930, was injured in an automobile crash on the Three C's Highway near Salina. Traveling with G W Riel of Columbus, their car struck a bridge and she suffered internal injuries along with cuts and bruises. She was treated in Washington D C and later moved to a Columbus hospital.
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Logan
Emma Kienzle
Salina
G. W. Riel
Columbus
Washington D. H
Kienzle
Logan High
Narrow Squeeze as Blum Skids to Post Near Interurban
Samuel Blum former County Commissioner had a narrow escape when his car skidded on a misty Lancaster line and struck a post at a crossing as an interurban car whizzed by. The motorman stopped the vehicle thinking he had struck the machine.
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Logan
Lancaster
Interurban
Boys Industrial School
Blum
Injured Swack Hammer Improves at Cherington Hospital
Carl Swack hammer of Salt Creek Township, critically hurt near Laurelville three weeks ago, shows improvement at Cherington Hospital. Ray Harper of South Bloomingville rests well after a stabbing in a village fight. Oliver Mills remains at large. Arthur Nelson near Nelsonville and Eleanor Whetstone were newly admitted or treated. John Taylor of W Nelsonville recovers after a Monday operation.
Logan guests and local visits hinge on family ties
Logan reports guests of James Allen and relatives from Louisville and Columbus. Daughters of America plan an 8 oclock entertainment inviting the public. Mary Kennedy visits from Columbus to see Mrs Naomi Goulding. Mrs Edward W Davis and Mrs Lewis Green visit sister Mrs James Mahaffey in Buchtel. Edward Latimer granted divorce from Susie Latimer in Hocking County Common Pleas Court on neglect grounds.
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Fred Allen
Louisville
Logan
James Allen
T. EB. McFadden
Edward
Columbus
Mr. Allen
McFadden
Comrade Allen
Daughters of America
Mary Kennedy
Naomi Goulding
Edward W. Davis
Lewis Green
Buchte
James Mahaffey
Edward Latimer
Susie Latimer
Hocking County Common Pleas Court
Herbert Brooks Arrested on Paternity Charge in Logan
Herbert Brooks of the Dicken Addition was arrested Tuesday by Constable George H. Spang. He will face a paternity charge. Arraignment has not been held.
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Logan
Herbert Brooks
Dicken Addition
George H. Spang
Conrad Elected Wilt Head Miller Chapel Grange
Harvey C. Conrad has been elected to head the Miller Chapel Grange for the coming year. A slate of new officers was named including Mrs. Clara O’Hare overseer John Funk steward Jap O’Hare assistant steward Dan Rheinscheld gate keeper Mrs. Dan Rheinscheld lecturer N. F. Nimon chaplain Joe Funk secretary Pearl Duffy treasurer. Third and Fourth Degrees will be conferred at the meeting at the Hall next Wednesday evening.
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Miller Chapel Grange
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Navy
Harvey C. Conrad
Clara O'Hare
John Funk
Jap O'Hare
Dan Rheinscheld
N. F. Nimon
Joe Funk
Pearl Duffy
Nice Decorations Hornets Nests Make Quiet Comeback
In Logan on November 12, hornets nests used for decoration appear after frost drives occupants away. Attendance Officer George L. Wright collected the largest nest from Benton Township district, with other nests owned by Lloyd Strawn, Harry Hammon, and Raymond Bierty.
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Logan
George L. Wright
Benton Township
Lloyd Strawn
Harry Hammon
Raymond Bierty
Strawberries Gathered From Green Township Patch In Winter
Logan report notes ripe strawberries picked from Mrs. Kate Hansel’s Clay Bank Hill farm in Green Township. Mr. and Mrs. Hd Chute enjoyed the late season fruit, praising good quality and abundance despite the timing. Chute mentions a lilac bush in his yard nearing bloom.
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Green Township
Logan
H Rd Chute
Kate Hansel
Clay Bank Hill
Chute
Veterans Groups Secure Members in Logan Drive
Logan Nova Scotia news notes both the American Legion Logan Post and the Auxiliary Unit report an enrollment of members by mid day. Commander Frank Walters leads the Legion while Mrs. Georges W Poll heads the Auxiliary as efforts aim to reach 16 percent of 1931 totals and boost interest for a strong year.
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Logan Post
American Legion
Amercan Legion
Frank Walters
Legion
Georges W. Poll
Auxiliary
Home Drug Co. Offers Reformulated Liver Medicine
Minneapolis based Home Drug Co advertises a reformulated medicine claimed to relieve liver trouble. The ad promotes literature and treatment guidance and guarantees satisfaction for customers seeking at home remedies. Clip this out now.
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Write Home Drug Co
Fourth Street
Minneapolis
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Ladies Auxiliary of Rural Letter Carriers Meets in Laurelville
The Ladies' Auxiliary of the Rural Letter Carriers met at Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Hansel's home on North High Street Monday evening. A business session preceded a program featuring music by Clifford Fink and the Laureville Quartet, with entertainment directed by president Mrs. Hansel. Refreshments followed. The next meeting is set for Mr. and Mrs. Bowers in Laurelville on December 8.
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Aumiliary
Logan
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Letter Carriera
R. B. Hansel
North High Street
Clifford Fink
Laureivilie Quartet
Hansel
Funeral for Charles Siatser prompts huge turnout in New Straitsville
One of New Straitsville's largest funerals was held Sunday for four year old Charles Siatser who died after a three hour illness of acute indigestion. He leaves a widow and four daughters. Services were at Old Town Church and burial followed in the local cemetery. Also noted: Mrs. Lon Reynolds improving after illness and Howard Spencer recovering from a paralysis stroke. Mr and Mrs L P Holleran are listed as well.
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New Straitsville
Charles Siatser
OH Straitsville
Old Town Church
Lon Reynolds
Howard Spencer
L. P. Holleran
No More Gas In Stomach and Bowels
A drug ad promotes Baalmann's Gas Tablets as a permanent relief for gas in the stomach and bowels. It claims to banish bloating anxiousness and drowsiness after meals and restore normal breathing and circulation. The genuine yellow package is sold for $1 at Cline's Pharmacy.
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Baalmann
Cline’s
Birth of a daughter named Louise announced
Mrs. Hence Burgess and sons Ken neth and Harry Burgess of Gore spent Monday here with relatives. Mrs. James Ross has recovered after a snake bite. November 23 will be observed as inspection of Rebekah Lodge No. 100. Dora Blankenship and aon Robert attended a birthday party in Carbon Hill for Mrs. Billi Lemon. Dry officers were reported in New Straitville. Judge Price of New Lexington was here Monday. Charles Lemon and Mrs. Lemon spent Sunday in Millersburg with friends and relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Clark and Evelyn Mills of Akron were here over the weekend.
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Louise
Hence Burgess
Kenneth
Harry Burgess
Gore
James Ross
Rebekah Lodge No. 100
Dora Blankenship
Aon Robert
Carbon Hill
Siater
Billi Lemon
New Straitaville
Judge Price
New Lexington
Charles Lemon
Millersburg
Bob Clark
Evelyn Mills
Akron
Farm Bureau Urges State Taxes and Re-Vote in Ohio
Columbus coverage notes the Ohio Farm Bureau Federation re elects L B Palmer Pataskala as president and confirms A F Moon Conover as vice president. Murray D Lincoln remains executive secretary and P L Gireen Hiram draws treasurer duties. The bureau backs a state income tax and taxes on amusements and luxuries and favors pay as you go for highway work.
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Columbus
Ohio Farm Bureau Federation
Haas
L. B. Palmer
Pataskala
A. F. Moon
Conover
Murray D. Linccoln
P. L. Gireen
Hiram
Labor and Industry Funding Rules Spark Debate in Hearing
A fragmented text notes opposition to extending unemployment insurance unless funded by Labor and Industry authorities. The snippet references claims about program financing and potential alternative sources.
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Quick-acting Hem Moly Relief Promises Pile Cure
An advertisement claims Dr J S S Leonhardt prescription internal medicine offerings can treat piles. It touts a single bottle and a heating texture effect to reduce congestion in the lower bowel, promising money back if misery persists.
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Dr. J. S&s. Leonhardt
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