165 Invited Program for Women at First Presbyterian Church
Invitations have been forwarded to 165 women of the First Presbyterian Church of Logan to attend a bank offering meeting at the church on Wednesday evening. A program and refreshments will be offered with Mrs. Bess Mutchmore in charge and Mrs. W. H. Strentz heading the refreshment committee. Members of the Presbyterian Guild Franklin Kerr Guild and the Women's Missionary Society collaborate to ensure the event's success.
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Logan
First Presbyterian Church
Bess Mutchmore
W. H. Strentz
Presbyterian Guild
Franklin Kerr Guild
Women's Missionary Society
Local Residents Visit Relatives and Attend Funerals
Mrs. Charles Hildrebrandt and children visited Shawnee on Sunday. Dr. and Mrs. M. H. Cherrington attended a relative’s funeral in Gallipolis. Jack Eustus and William Mutchmore of Hamden stayed in Logan with Mrs. Bess Mutchmore. James Dicken’s funeral was held at St. John’s Catholic Church. Joe King and family visited Logan from Columbus. A bowling trip to Zanesville featured Edward C. Hamilton and others, with Gifford Hall joining the Columbus team in place of John St. Clair.
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Charles Hildrebrandt
Shawnee
M. H. Cherrington
Gallipolis
Jack Eustus
William Mutchmore
Hamden
Logan
Mutchmore
Bess Mutchmore
Spring Street
St. John’s Catholic Church
James Dicken
Joe King
Columbus
James King
Edward C. Hamilton
D. G. Stallsmith
Earl Roberts
C. W. Johnson
Zanesville
Columbia Cement
Gifford Hall
John St. Clair
Ohio ends week with deadly auto accidents in wet streets
A United Press survey reports several fatal and injuring traffic crashes across Ohio as rain soaked roads. Victims include 4 year old Henry Daniels in Cleveland and 7 year old William Murphy in Columbus. other deaths involve 13 year old Paullearbarger in New Philadelphia and 12 year old Alberta Weyrick in Kent. Dozens more were injured statewide due to slick streets.
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Columbus
Navy
U.S
Ohio
United Press
Cleveland
Henry Daniels
Youngstown
Paullearbarger
New Philadelphia
William Murphy
Akron
Alberta Weyrick
Kent
Woodworth Tells of Improvement After Self Fire Shot
The condition of Robert L. Woodworth, former Athens businessman, who shot himself near the heart Saturday morning, was reported improved this morning by the attending physician. The report follows earlier statements about his state.
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Robert L. Woodworth
Athens
State approves dump grounds after inspection
Logan reports the State Department of Health found the Clay Bank Hill dumping grounds well maintained after an inspection by a sanitary engineer. The probe noted garbage burial, burning of burnables, limited scrap accumulation, and no significant water pollution in a nearby ditch. Recommendations urged daytime deliveries and filling low spots to curb surface water.
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Logan
State Department of Health
New City
Clay Bank Hill
Hocking Valley Brick Company
Morton W. Dland
F E. H. Waring
Department
Bangor
Nellie E. Curtis
Resinos
Isis
Baltimore
Resino
Despondent banker shoots self after buying revolver
Mr Woodworth longtime Athens bank employee and former express agent shot himself twice with a revolver at his North Congress Street home after purchasing the weapon. He left a note explaining the act and several days will determine his recovery prospects as police investigate.
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Woodworth
Athens Express
Moving Picture Show
Athens National Bank
North Congress Street
Reverend William A. Mitchell Dies After Long Illness
The Rev. William A. Mitchell aged 79, longtime member of the Ohio M. I. Conference for 49 years, died at his Jeffersonville home after a prolonged illness.
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Columbus
William A. Mitchell
Ohio M. I
Jeffersonville
Birth and operation report from Logan area hospital
Mrs. Harley Kinnison of Greendale underwent an operation at Cherrington Hospital for complications. Her condition is reported as favorable. Mr and Mrs Lawrence Vannihill of Buchtel announce the birth of a son at the hospital Thursday evening.
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Logan
Harley Kinnison
Greendale
Cherrington Hospital
Lawrence Vannihill
Buchtel
Social Circle Hosts Dinner and Awards Evening
Mrs. Naomi Goulding and Mrs. Gertrude Ulrich hosted the Social Circle on Friday evening with a 6 o'clock dinner at Mrs. Belle Hyson's North Walnut Street home. Afterward members gathered at Mrs. Goulding's residence for a questionnaire and contests. Awards went to Mrs. Edward Ewing and Mrs. Della Bishop as guests, while club honors were given to Mrs. M. G. Harbaugh and Mrs. M. H. Sherrington.
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Naomi Goulding
Gertrude Ulrich
Belle Hyson
North Walnut Street
Goulding
Ulrich
Edward Ewing
Della Bishop
M. G. Harbaugh
M. H. Sherrington
G. T. Club Meeting Hosted by Mrs Rempel at Mrs Hyson Home
Mrs Kate Rempel entertained the G. T. Club Thursday evening at the North Walnut Street home of Mrs Delle Hyson. Mrs Charles Lutz attended as a substitute player.
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Kate Rempel
G. T. Club
Delle Hyson
North
Walnut Street
Charles Lutz
Business man dies in Cincinnati as aged leader passes
Col. Robert H. West, 82, a national livestock commerce figure and former president of the Cincinnati Chamber of Commerce, died after a long illness in Cincinnati.
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Cincinnati
Robert H. West
National Livestock Commerce
The
Cincinnati Chamber of Commerce
Wallace Peculiar Jail Habit Draws Attention in Nelsonville
Ova Wallace known as Peg remains undeterred by jail. For a second time in three months he returned to jail last Saturday after being released that morning. He had been jailed July 28 for drunkenness, released October 12, and was again jailed that night on another drunkenness charge.
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Ova Wallace
Peg
Nelsonville
Wallace
Classified Ads For The Messenger And Circulation Contact
Classified ads for The Messenger or anything pertaining to circulation call DPD Y Milne. Phone Logan 272.
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The
Messenger
DPD
Y. Milne
Logan
Logan Prepares For Final Game Thanksgiving Showdown
Logan High School footballers shift to week of Thanksgiving prep for a Nelsonville visit on Thanksgiving Day. After recent disciplinary sidelined three, the full squad expects to practice as a unit and field its strongest lineup. Nelsonville may edge in, but Logan aims for a strong finale and many seniors’ final appearance.
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Logan
Nelsonville
Murray City
Wellston
Logan High
Logan High School
West Building Teachers Host Dinner and Award Winner
The West Building teachers hosted a 6 o'clock dinner for the Central and East Building staff at Miss Emma Hall's home. Miss Wilma Martin won the contest award. Guests included Esther O Neill Estella Strentz Anna Keller Emma Downey Minnie McBroom and others. hostesses were Emma Hall Ella Rochester Harriett Sater Irene Sater Florence Larimer and Emma Westenhaver.
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Emma Hall
Wilma Martin
Esther O'Neil
Estella Strentz
Anna Keller
Emma Downey
Minnie McBroom
Mary Jane Anderson
Minnie Moore
Anna White
Mary McCray
Ruth Brooke
Lena Cooksey
Dorothy Chute
Emma Floyd
Ella Rochester
Harriett Sater
Irene Sater
Florence Larimer
Emma Westenhaver
Otterbein Guild Finds Evening at Stoughton Home
Otterbein Guild members were hosted by Miss Ellizabeth and Miss Kathryn Stoughton on North Street Thursday. Miss Saith Wright led the gathering with a reading, and four other members spoke on Bible verses. Refreshments followed the program and business meeting. Guests included Miss Margaret Hayward Miss Dorothy Nell Krvnn and Miss Esther Stoughton.
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Otterbein Guild
Ellizabeth
Kathryn Stoughton
North Street
Saith Wright
Madge Wright
Margaret Hayward
Dorothy Nell Krvnn
Esther Stoughton
Prominent Women Caught Smuggling in New York
Mrs Maybelle E Bond Coit widow of Charles H Coit and secretary of the Cleveland Stamping and Tool Company faced customs for undeclared goods valued at 2200 dollars. She was to appear in New York to learn fines and penalties while Mrs Addison D Kelley of Chicago was detained.
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Clevieland
U.R
United States
Maybelle E. Bond Coit
Charles H Coit
Cleveland Stamping & Tool Company
New York
Addison D. Kelley
Chicago
Coit
Two Socialites Detained After Berengaria Docking
Customs officials charged two socially prominent women with attempting to slip in goods worth $25 000. The pair were detained for over five hours when the Berengaria docked and underwent personal searches.
Seventeen Escape Jail By Forcing Wall Break
Madisonville Kentucky police hunted 16 prisoners who fled the county jail after removing locks from three steel doors and boring through a 12 inch brick wall. Most inmates were serving misdemeanors. Seven were black. one captured at Arlington. This followed an earlier escape on November 2. A negro trusty raised the alarm.
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Madisonville
Arlington
Wheat stocks in North America exceed last year by 160 million bushels
Chicago dated report shows total wheat stocks across North America are about 160 million bushels higher than the same period in the previous year signaling a robust grain reserve.
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Chicago
North America
Thoxine Cough Relief Promoted in Advert Offer
A naive advertisement touts Thoxine as a prescription cough remedy providing relief within 15 minutes for night coughs and sore throats. It claims safe, pleasant tasting formula with a money back guarantee and bottles priced 5c, 0c, and 1.60 dollars sold at local pharmacies.
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Cline’s Phar
Hickman’s Phar
Nelsonville
Corrections to a Wall Picture and Radio Details
The notes list five corrections about a wall portrait a radio set, and a broadcast station. It clarifies the picture is upside down the radio is not the latest model no radio station begins with M and the orchestra leader’s surname is Whiteman. It also fixes the scrambled word to TRIUMPHANT.
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MBBM
Whiteman
Whitman
Dr Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin The World’s Popular Laxative
Dr Caldwell studied patient habits to tackle constipation and created a herbal recipe in 1885. His Syrup Pepsin reportedly became the world’s best known laxative by 1888 and is sold globally today for mild bowel relief without griping.
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Caldwell
Dr. Caldwell
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