Logan Legion Awards At Armistice Day Parade
Logan Post of the American Legion awarded winners from the Armistice night parade. Judges Merrill W. Cox Nelsonville R C Fretz Waterloo Indiana and K O Price Struthers selected winners after groups marched onto the public square. Best float went to the American Legion Auxiliary with the Daughters of America float as honorable mention. Best dressed organization honors went to the Logan ess and Professional Women's Glut Social Circle received honorable mention. Best musical organization was the visiting drum corps from Murray City. Most comical masked couple awarded to Mr and Mrs William Rice. Mrs Co B Brown New Straits and Loren Hous received similar honors for masked individuals. Parade committee encouraged greater participation for next year. A separate item notes Dr W B Laco k health officer will attend Ohio Health Commissioners conference in Columbus.
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Logan
Logan Post
American Legion
Merrill W. Cox
Nelsonville
R. C. Fretz
Waterloo
Indiana
K. O. Price
Struthers
Rds
Bef Bre
American Legion Auxiliary
Daughters of America
Murray City
William Rice
West H Unter Street
Evans
Woman Sues State Fund for Share in Husband Death
Blogan Nov 16 Bertha Hashman of Township sues the Industrial Commission of Ohio seeking a share of the state. death fund after her husband Clyde Hashman died in 1930 while employed as custodian at a school building in Ward Township. She contends he was eligible for benefits.
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Blogan
Bertha Hashhman
Township
Industria Commission of Ohio
State
Iinee Fund
Clyde Hash Man
Achool
Ward Township
Hash
End a Cough In a Hurry With Pinex Home Syrup
A home remedy promising fast cough relief uses 244 ounces of Pinex mixed with a pint of sugar and water to create a syrup. The ad claims quick relief, easy preparation, and high effectiveness, with a money back guarantee if not satisfied.
Election Bet of Years Ago Recalled
In Logan a 20 year old bet on the Taft Wilson campaign is recalled. Martin Neff won the wager, and Frank Redfern wheeled him around the public square to Marching Through Georgia while Neff bore a U S flag and a Wilson image. Redfern’s task was harder due to Neff weighing over 200 pounds.
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Logan
Messenger
Taft-Wilson
Frank Redfern
Martin Neff
Neff
Redfern
Georgia
United States
Wilson
Rabbits Season Opens as Hunters Seek Licenses
Logan November 15 reports a late rush at the Clerk of Court office as hunters seek licenses for the new rabbit season. In Hocking County Alfred B. Campbell says about 1,200 licenses were issued last year and this total will likely not be matched this year without more applicants.
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Logan
Hocking County
Alfred B. Campbell
Campbell
Two Wills Read in Probate Court Logan
In Probate Court two wills were read for Maggie I. Everitt of Falls Township and George D. Mowery of Laurelville. Everitt's estate, valued at about 318,000, will be shared by about forty relatives mostly nieces and nephews, with H. E. Sparnon as executor. Mowery's bequest provides the estate to be held together with half net income to his widow Alice Mowery and half to daughter Etta F. Mowery. the original will dates to 1923 with codicils in 1926. Mowery had been connected with Salt Creek Valley Bank at Laurelville.
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Mowery
George D. Mowery
Alice Mowery
Etta F. Mowery
Salt Creek Valley
Laurelville
Expense Accounts Filed by Candidates Hoard Says
Logan November 15. County candidates began filing expense accounts with the board of elections. Accounts must reach the board within 10 days after the election. Five percent of salary for the first year was used as party assessments. Expenditures mainly covered printing advertising and vehicle costs. Notable spends include Sol Ebiinger 164.58 for sheriff and Vance Brian winner 244.00 for coroner.
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Logan
Board of Elections
Sol Ebiinger
Vance Brian
Charles C. Achauer
Orla Wolfe
C. Wood Bowen
Dem
Anglers Cheer Welch Promise to Aid Rempel Lake Plan
Logan reports Hocking County Anglers Club members received assurance from newly elected Representative H B Welch that he will cooperate on the Rempel Pond artificial lake project. Retired representative L P Mooney, who lost his bid, also worked with the club. both lawmakers belong to the club.
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Welch
Logan
Hocking County
Anglers Club
H. Bb. Welch
Rempel Pond
L. P. Mooney
Smallpox Cases Confirmed in Laurel Township
Logan reports no new smallpox cases after five confirmed infections in Laurel Township. Dr W B Lacock health commissioner notes control steps begun, with a state health physician confirming the diagnosis in the A K Weaver, Francis Tubbs, and Judson Smyers families.
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Logan
Laurel Township
W. B. Lacock
Health Permissioner
Stepa
States Department of Health
Hocking County
A. K. Weaver
Francis Tubbs
Judson Smyers
Cleanup planned for Green Township church cemetery
Traastees of the Fellowship Church in Green Township set Wednesday for cemetery cleanup. They ask relatives of those buried there to cooperate to place the grounds in good condition.
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Logan
Traastees
Fellowship Church
Green Township
Herrold Will Case Heads to Appeals Court
Logan reports the Court of Appeals affirmed the lower court in the Herrold will contest case. The McArthur jury previously found the plaintiff the rightful heir, ruling the presented will not the last testament. Local figures Forest Weinrich UO E Vollenweider W A Jones and George W Christmann led the defense with Louis H Day in Chillicothe. Steward Bellwarmer was named principal beneficiary of an estate valued at 75 000 to 100 000 dollars.
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Logan
Vinton County
Court of Appeals
Christopher Herrold
McArthur
James Darby
Herrold
Forest E. Weinrich
Middleton and
Blosser
Thievery Reported in Logan County
Logan county officers investigated two thievery cases over the weekend with one arrest. Leonard Christy was jailed Saturday night on a charge of stealing 10 bushels of corn and will be arraigned before Magistrate J. P. Miller. William F. Dye of Greendale reported his poultry house was raided Saturday night and three chickens were stolen.
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Logan
Leonard Christy
J. P. Miller
William F. Dye
Greendale
Sol Ellinger
Couple Wed At Home With Magistrate Officiating
Leroy Matheny 23 and Vandalia Kepiar 20 were married at home in Carbon Hill with Magistrate A R True of Green Township officiating. The groom is a laborer from Nelsonville and the bride is the daughter of Mr and Mrs William Kepiar.
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Leroy Matheny
Nelsonville
Rolland Matheny
Vandalia Kepiar
Carbon Hill
William Kepiar
A. R. True
Green Township
Shawnee teams win at New Straitsville in Friday games
Shawnee girls beat Straitsville 46 to 33 and Shawnee boys won 39 to 21. The Friday schedule lists girls and boys games at various sites including Junction City, Corning and Hemlock with multiple upcoming dates and a community event report noting church dinners and a funeral.
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Straitsville
Shawnee
Shawnee, Re
Junction City
Past Noble Grands Meet in Jacksonville
The Past Noble Grands Club gathered at Mrs. Frank Dunnevy’s home on Saturday evening to discuss Henry Wadsworth Longfellow. Prizes were awarded to Mrs. Harold Phillips and Mrs. Ira Conaway with consolation to Mrs. Maude Davis. Guests included Mrs. Joseph Watson and several others. officers to be elected at December meeting.
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Jacksonville
Frank Dunnevy
Dunnevy
Henry Wadsworth Longfellow
Harold Phillips
Ira Conaway
Maude Davis
Joseph Watson
Nay Hartley
Cleo Mae Conaway
Syracuse Area News Roundup Mixed With Local Visits
Local residents report varied activities from voting for President Hoover to church services and community events. Notable items include George Duskey voting, A. W. McKay addressing the Syracuse PTA, and preparations for Christmas programs by church groups. Multiple visits and family gatherings are noted across Syracuse and nearby towns.
Funeral notices and local family updates
Funeral services were held Sunday at the residence for Mary Faith Gaul infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Oris Gaul. Jacob Dean was memorialized with a residence service near Chester on Monday. Revival begins at Silver Ridge U B Church on Nov 22.
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Mary Faith Gaul
Oris Gaul
Jacob Dean
Chester
M. E. Jett
Mattie Pullins
Harry Swank
Athens
F. W. Christy
Thear Shafer
Mary Swartz
Glennie Shumway
Ruth
Charles
Edith Betzing
Horton Smith
G. W. Christy
Dannie Pooler
Pomeroy
Leona Myers
Cris Gaul
Raymond Harper
Hope Dairy Farm
Silver Ridge U. B
Mrs Leonard Ogg Celebrates 63rd Birthday
Broadwell Mrs Leonard Ogg was honored on her sixty third birthday Sunday. She was presented with a large cake and useful presents. Those present were Mr. and Mrs Delbert Ogg and son Charles of Lathrop Mr and Mrs Leonard Smith and daughters Margaret and Dolores Mr and Mrs Herb Roberts and daughter Jackie Mrs Malvin Vanway and children Carrol and Ruth of Parkersburg Mr and Mrs Herman Ogg and son Vert of Stewart Mr and Mrs Vint White and fam
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Leonard Ogg
Delbert Ogg
Charles
Lathrop
Leonard Smith
Margaret
Dolores
Herb Roberts
Jackie
Malvin Vanway
Carrol and
Ruth
Parkersburg
Herman Ogg
Vert
Stewart
Vint White
Evangelistic Services Continue at Church of Christ
Second week of services at the Church of Christ in Middleport, led by Pastor Nev F J Gardner, features Miss Bertha Park returning missionary from China addressing large crowds. Highlights include cradle roll, programs by Loyal Sons and Daughters, and sermons on The Ortho dox Church and The Long Look with varied devotional events through Friday.
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Middleport
Church of Christ
Nev
F. J. Gardner
Bertha Park
China
Bradbury
Mount Carmel
Missionary Bertha Park Talks At Local Church
Miss Bertha Park returned missionary from China spoke at the Church of Christ Sunday in Middleport and was entertained at Rev. and Mrs. F Gardner’s home before continuing to Columbus for a speaking engagement then to Cleveland.
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Middleport
Bertha Park
China
Church of Christ
Museum Notes Highlight Ohio University Artifacts
Mrs. C. L. Martzolff donated a portrait of her late husband Prof. C. L. Martzolff, curator from 1912 to 1923. Bill Co. Merritt contributed hundreds of rocks and minerals, an assortment of iron cooking utensils, and a Revolutionary War cannon ball. Since June 1 the museum has cataloged thousands more rocks and minerals, and the OHIO stone is on display.
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C. L. Martzolff
Ohio University
University Museum
Bill Co. Merritt
Trimble High School
Athens
Athens County
Ohio
Girls Sunday School Class 45 Meets at Mrs Reitz Home
Friday evening a Armistice Day program followed by a business meeting and social activities. Attendees included Alma Ashcraft Christine Pierce Beulan Christy Nola Christy Francis Norris Clarice Cunningham Esther Copeland with visitors Mamie Ashcraft Ina Moorehead Virgene Robinson and hostess Mrs Reitz. Next meeting planned at Mrs Reitz home.
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Reitz
Alma Ashcraft
Christine
Margaret Pierce
Beulan
Nola Christy
Francis Norris
Clarice Cunningham
Esther Copeland
Mamie Ashcraft
Ina Moorehead
Virgene Robinson
Local Social Notes From Stewart Area
Visiting relatives and funeral attendances dominate the Stewart Gallipolis region this week. Mrs W H Reitz and friends near Gallipolis. Parkersburg guests Kenneth Christy and family. John Smith funeral at UM Church. Jacob Dean funeral at Sumner. Turkey supper hosted by Girls A Day School Class. homestead visits by Harvey Perso and Moore family.
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Stewar
W. H. Reitz
Gallipolis
Kenneth Christy Parkersburg
Christy
John Smith
Um. E
Stewart
Harvey Perso
C. C. Christy
Jacob Dean
Sumner
Homer Moore
Mocrehwiss
Charles Pierce
RAMA new internal medicine claims fast relief for rheumatism
An old advertisement touts RAMA as an internal remedy targeting liver kidneys and blood to expel toxins causing rheumatism. It promises pain relief on day one and urges readers to buy a one dollar bottle at Quick's Cut Rate Store with a satisfaction promise.
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Rama
Turing
Quick
Cery
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