Few State Aid Vouchers Will Be Distributed in Logan This Month
Logan reports slow state aid payments as payrolls total about 700000 while only 400000 is available. Supt. J W Coleman in Columbus learns funds arrive slowly. December distribution doubtful. County districts must sign economy cooperation pledges and submit transportation sheets to receive aid.
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Logan
State Department of Education
J. W. Coleman
Columbus
Hocking County
Department
Treasury
State Department
Coleman
Benton, Falls
Perry Township
Conditions in China Described in Letter
Reverend H G C Hallock writes from Shanghai dated Oct 10 describing distressing conditions in China seen from there. The letter arrived in Logan during the past week and warns of suffering caused by floods and widespread hardship.
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China
Flooding Across Northwestern Provinces Deepens Hardship
Clinton Webb reports on vast flood damage across northwestern provinces with millions displaced and at risk of starvation. Japanese activity in Manchuria provinces adds to the crisis as students protest government moves and foreign affairs minister resigns after massive demonstrations. National bonds worth 50 million silver dollars are issued to fund relief while Shanghai centers organize aid and leaders warn of a harsh winter for the homeless.
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Manchuria
Hallock
Shanghai
Montgomery will names husband sole beneficiary and executor
In Logan Probate Court on Thursday the will of Mrs. Lille M. Montgomery named her husband Charlies S. Montgomery as the sole beneficiary and executor. The dated October 20, 1923 will was witnessed by Mrs. R. W. Comly and Laura Ferguson and may decline the appointment due to the executor's poor health.
New Trial Denied for Cavinee in Liquor Property Case
Logan report says Lester Cavinee was denied a new trial after conviction for possessing property designed to make liquor. Judge Whitcraft overruled the motion. Cavinee was fined 1580 plus costs, jailed in lieu if needed, with sentence suspended 20 days for appeal. Bond set at 300 dollars.
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Logan
Lester Cavinee
Harley M. Whitcraft
George W. Christmann
Louis M. Day
Chillicothe
Cavince
Trees Available for Hocking County Farmers
Logan November 20 Harold Chambers extension agent reports efforts to interest Hocking County farmers in reforestation. He has received application blanks to order hardwood and evergreen trees from the State Experiment Station. Trees ship free except packing and freight charges with shipments planned for March.
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Logan
Hocking County
Harold Chambers
State Experiment Station
Hoodlum Club Members Entertained at Kinser Home
Members of the Hoodlum Club enjoyed a Wednesday evening gathering at Mr. and Mrs. Wallas Kinser home on Gallagher Avenue. After a bridge session, refreshments were served.
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Hoodlum Club
Fortnightly Bridge Club Guests Dine at Showalter Home
Mr and Mrs L K Showalter invited Fortnightly Bridge Club members to their Mound Street home Wednesday evening. Following dinner four tables of players were engaged at bridge.
Ewing Grange Wins Trophy at Grange Fair Exhibit
Large attendance reports mark the Ewing Grange meeting in Logan with Barton A. Hall presenting a loving cup for the Grange first place at the Grange 4-H Club fair. Jonhn Lift extends thanks as Miss Birdie Garner leads a Thanksgiving program and Harold Chambers discusses Ohio points. Elections postponed to November 27 with Raymond Skinner in charge.
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Madeline Kitchen
Waveline Huggins
Merien Harden
KR. B. Hanse
Harold Chambers
Onto
Otf
Raymond Skinner
Logan Chamber of Commerce Sees Steady Membership Growth
Logan officials report steady growth in chamber membership over several months. New enrollments include Van's Radio Shop, C Wood Howen, Ben Wellman, Logan Pharmacy, C D Shafer Company, and the Cincinnati Shoe Company as part of ongoing efforts to attract more business men.
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Logan
Logan Chamber of Commerce
Van's
Sniff and Higgins Tie The Knot In Simple Rite
Halden K. Sniff aged 27 a storeroom rail road employer of Columbus and Vonnie WD Higgins aged 19 at home of New Flymouth Route 1 daughter of Mr and Mrs David Higgins were married by Rev P A Harian in a small ceremony.
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Halden K. Sniff
Columbus
Grant Sniff
Vonnie WD. Higgins
New Flymouth
Route 1
David Higgins
P. A. Harian
Logan Shoe Factory Adds Welt Last Machines
Logan November 2. Additional machinery will enable Welt last shoes to be produced at the Logan Shoe Factory. The plant has produced McKay shoes while under Cincinnati Shoe Company management and expects higher quality and increased capacity to meet market competition.
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Logan
McKay
Cincinnati Shoe Company
Local merchant Edward Oblinger heads to Hot Springs
Edward Oblinger, a Logan merchant, departed Sunday for Hot Springs Arkansas for the annual bath treatment. He has made this southern trip for several years and will be away for several weeks.
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Logan
Edward Ontinger
Hot Springs
Ark
Batha
Oblinger
Whosit Club Meets at South Culver Street Home
Mrs Roger Friend hosted the Whosit Club at her South Culver Street residence on a Wednesday evening. The gathering featured socializing and club activities among members.
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Roger Friend
South Culver Street
Stop Rheumatic Agony With Ru Ma Advertisement
Pay $1.00 and stop rheumatic agony. Ru-Ma promises relief from aches and stiff joints in less than a week or your money back. The ad claims rapid easing, reduced swelling, and removal of limp in muscles. Quick's Cut Rate Store guarantees satisfaction for rheumatic sufferers.
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Quick
Adv
Dinner and bridge at the program opening event
Residents attended a program opening that included a dinner at 6:90 followed by a bridge session. Mrs. Sarah Anderson was a guest.
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Sarah Anderson
Idano Club Social Hosted by Mrs Hack on North Market
Mrs. Joe S. Case and Mrs. Lawrence Hack entertained Idano Club members at Mrs. Hack’s North Market Street home Tuesday evening. A dinner was served at 6 50 followed by a social session.
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Joe S. Case
Lawrence Hack
Idano Club
Hack
North Market Street
Thimble and Art Club Meets at Mrs Miller’s Home
Members of the Thimble and Art Club gathered Wednesday afternoon at Mrs Arthur Miller’s residence on North Mulberry Street. A one o'clock luncheon preceded a social afternoon with Mrs Rudolph Brown among the guests.
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Thimble and Art Club
Arthur Miller
North Mulberry Street
Rudolph Brown
Falls Township couple hosts dinner for visiting Jones and Keller family
Mr. and Mrs. Eli Keller entertained Tuesday evening with a dinner party for Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Jones and Jacob A. Keller, daughter Mary and son Charles, all of this city, sharing a social visit.
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Eli Keller
Falls Township
C. A. Jones
Jacob A. Keller
Mary
Charles
City
Logan Man Reports Auto Theft to Sheriff
Logan resident Harry Nill told Sheriff Lot Euliinger on Thursday morning that his automobile had been stolen. The report details were filed as part of routine theft investigation.
Fear Disease After Drought In Southern Ohio Counties
State health workers keep the drought stricken district under alert as lack of nourishing food may lead to disease. Reports from Columbus indicate memories of past drought linger while officials monitor unusual activity, including strangers observed near a car by a family.
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Southern Ohio
Eve of State Health Workers
Columbus
Ohio
Chioana
Bridge Club Meets at East Main Street Home
Mrs Blanche Pettit hosted the Tuesday Bridge Club at her East Main Street residence. Guests included Mrs Cyrus Rochester and Miss Mary Blasine among the attendees.
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Blanche Pettit
Tuesday Bridge Club
East Main Street
Cyrus Rochester
Mary Blasine
Health officials outline disease prevention at Ohio convention
At the Ohio Health Commissioners and Public Nurses annual convention measures to combat typhoid diphtheria and smallpox in drought affected counties were described. Since October 1 more than 14 000 people mainly children have received preventive treatment, said E R Bhaffer chief of the Bureau of Local Health.
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Ohio Health
E. R. Bhaffer
Bureau of Local Health
Ohio Department of Health
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