M and H Circle Plan For Christmas Party
The M and H Circle of the Pythian Sisters met with Mrs. Roy Pierce to plan a Christmas party in the K of P Hall on December 19. Gifts and a silver offering will aid a needy family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. and
H. Circle
Pythian Sisters
Roy Pierce
Central Avenue
Mattie Pritchard
I. N. McHarg
K. of P. Hall
Eva van Dyke
Jillian Cokenougher
Lillian Pierce
J. W. Hudson
J. N. McHarg
Laura Bardin
Minnie Pierce
Gertrude Matheny
Mable Kern
Clarice Ames
J. C. Bardin
Mary Hamilton
Lillian Cokenougher
Charles Mills
Sigma Phi Girls Meet at Morton Home
Semi monthly meeting of B Sigma Phi held at the Morton home in Athens. After a brief business session, entertainment followed with Michigan music and piano solos by Mary Eleanor Morton. A hobbies discussion closed the program. Woman's Auxiliary of the Episcopal Church of the Good Shepherd schedules a meeting at 2 PM Tuesday at Mrs Field Scott's Elmwood Place home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sigma Phi
Morton
B Sigma Phi
Athens
Jean
Mary Eleanor Morton
Michigan
Woman's Auxiliary
The
Episcopal Church of the Good Shepherd
Field Scott
Elmwood Place
Club to Elect Officers at Tuesday Meeting
The Business and Professional Women's Club will elect officers at the meeting on Tuesday at 7 o'clock in the club room of the City Building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Business and Professional Women's Club
Birthday Surprise for Eva Gibbs and Local Twins
Miss Blanche Price Miss Rose Price and Marle Brewer visited Mr and Mrs G O Shanks near Coolville for a Sunday birthday surprise honoring Eva Gibbs mother of Mrs Shanks. The event also celebrated the twins Miss Price birthdays.
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Blanche
Rose Price
Marle Brewer
G. O. Shanks
Coolville
Eva Gibbs
Shanks
Misses Price
Shoe Plant May Operate Again in Logan
Logan chamber bulletin reports progress toward reopening the Logan Shoe Factory. Walker T Dickerson Shoe Co of Columbus and Charles Meis Shoe Co of Cincinnati plan to buy machinery from the local plant, with control to Cincinnati firm and Logan Industrial Fund trustees to finalize a contract. Indications point to a quick agreement and factory reopening after months of closure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Logan Chamber of Commerce
Chamber of Commerce
Walker T. Dickerson Shoe Co
Columbus
Charles Meis Shoe Co
Cincinnati
Cincinnati Company
Metis Co
Logan Industrial Fund
Edward Allen Called by Death in Logan
Edward Allen, 66, retired railroad worker, died at a Columbus hospital Sunday at 6 am after several months of ill health and recent treatment. He lived with his sister Mrs. Lucille Wright near Logan. Funeral services are 2 pm Wednesday at his home, with Rev. David McDonald of Lancaster officiating, burial in Logan.
Amica Club Hosts Costume Party At East Main Home
Mrs. Charles Larimer hosted the Amica Club on Friday in East Main Street home. Guests wore costumes for a hard time party with awards to Mrs. John C. Pettit for best outfit. Three contests honored winners Victoria Phelps Harley Armin e and Harold Shultz as winners. A two course lunch followed the social hour prepared by Mrs. Larimer with help from Mrs. George Larimer Mrs. Harold Larimer and Miss Florence Larimer.
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Charles Larimer
East Main Street
Amica Club
John C. Pettit
Victoria Phelps
Harley Amerine
Harold Shultz
Larimer
George Larimer
Harold Larimer
Llorence Larimer
Social Circle Holds Friday Tea and Contests
Mrs. M G Harbaugh and Mrs Naomi Goulding hosted the Social Circle gathering Friday at Belle Hy gon Tea Room with lunch. The group moved to the Harbaugh home for contests and a spelling school with awards to Myrtle White Russell Berlin Blanche Pettit and W D Thurness. Guests included Mrs Thurness Mrs White Ella Milier and Harry Bartlett.
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M. G. Harbaugh
Naomi Goulding
Belle Hygon Tea Room
Harbaugh
Zanesville Avenue
Myrtle White
Russell Berlin
Blanche Pettit
W. D. Thurness
Thurness
White
Ella Milier
Harry Bartlett
Seasons Mixed Logans Sprouts Blooming Shrubs
Spring like weather in Logan brings new shoots and buds on shrubs and grass. Spirea and forsythia show buds blooming, promising a green lawn if rain continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
County institutes set for eight meetings over two months
Logan Ohio November 24 Eight state aid and independent institutes will be held by Hocking County farmers in the next two months. Gibisonville hosts Dec 5 6 as a state aid event with Vernon E Crouse and Mrs Foster Tyler as speakers. Independent sessions follow in Enterprise Marion Township and Tleshoro January with speakers including H P Miller Mrs James S Devol and Mrs Neil Y Kile. Additional talks planned for Laurelville Logan Institute Union Furnace and Rockbridge with a mix of speakers and school sponsorships and prize exhibits at some venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. P. Miller
Sunbury
James S. Devol
Marietta
Tleshoro
Neil Y. Kile
Somerset
Kile
Rockbridge
Thee
Laurelville
Charles W. Peters
Minerva
Mary Anderson
Hudson
Logan Institute
Union Furnace
Oldest Ohio twin from Logan mourns husband death
Mrs. James Montgomery of Logan Ohio is described as one of the oldest twins in the state. She and her twin Thomas Strohl of Fremont are both 80 years old, born May 3, 1850 in Logan. After her husband’s death she lives alone in Dicken Addition. a living brother is a retired railroad man with a Toledo and Western Railroad pension.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
James Montgomery
Ohio
Thomas Strohl
Fremont
Montgomery
Dicken Addition
Toledo and Western Railroad
Scotts Creek PTA Meeting Promotes Community Program
A large attendance at the Scotts Creek Parent-Teacher Association meeting in the Scotts Creek School Building heard group singing directed by Miss Velma Skinner. Pupils led by teacher Neale Kitchen presented a Thanksgiving operetta a play and a monologue with Miss Madeline Kitchen at the piano.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Scotts Creek
Parent-Teacher Association
Velma Skinner
Neale Kitchen
Madeline Kitchen
Nelsonville High Wins Over Logan in Final Contest
Nelsonville High School defeated Logan High 19 to 6 in a Friday afternoon league finale. Davis and Fisher led long touchdown runs, with Davis adding an 82 yard kickoff return and a final TD. Bands from both schools performed before, during, and after the game, including a large L formed by the local band.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Davis
Fisher
Nelsonville High School
Logan High
Invaders
Notestone
Allen
Johnson
Shaffer
Logan Lads
Adair
Nelsonville
Main Street
Logan appoints H E Kirkpatrick to Industrial Development Committee
Announcement by Barton A Hall president of the Logan Chamber of Commerce states H E Kirkpatrick is appointed to replace H E Rose on the Industrial Development Committee. Kirkpatrick recently became superintendent of the Logan Division of the Ohio Power Co and returns to the city after several weeks away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Barton A. Hall
Logan Chamber of Commerce
H. E. Kirkpatrick
Committee On Industrial Development
H. E. Rose
Lancaster
Kirkpatrick
Ohio Power Co
Chamber of Commerce
Presbyterian Choir Reorganized At Logan Church
Logan November 24 under director Mrs M I Weymuller the Presbyterian Choir has been reorganized and appears at Sunday worship each week rehearsals Friday. Lucy Bowen is organist elected officers include W J Krieg Edward Myers Violet Brehm J Db Sanderson John White and committees led by Myers Lutz Briscoe Karshner Lytle Mutchmore Patchen. Guest tenor William Lindner from Cleveland sang at both services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Krieg
Edward Myers
Violet Brehm
J. Db. Sanderson
John White
Mr. Myers
Charles Lutz
Bessie Briscoe
Merle Karshner
Marjorie Lytle
Amy Mutchmore
Murray Myers
William Patchen
William Lindner
Cleveland
Mooney Likely to Chair Finance Committee
Logan Nov 24 L P Mooney Republican long serving in the General Assembly for Hocking County owns a strong chance to become chairman of the House Finance Committee this session. He has held key committee posts including two terms on the Finance Committee and faces broad party support after upcoming reorganization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
L. P. Mooney
Hocking County
General Assembly
House of Representatives
Columbus
Mooney
Local Woman Burns From Hot Water Collision
Miss Sylvia Waschenschwantz of Logan is recovering from burns after a pail of hot water spilled over her body while she tripped on a stair. The accident occurred at her home on North Walnut Street. Her left arm also sustained burns and she is under a local physician's care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Sylvia Waschenschwantz
North Wanut Street
Doctor's Way to Train Child's Bowels
A long praise of Caldwells Syrup Pepsin as a laxative for babies and children. It claims safe, non gripe action and easy use for all ages, with a doctor’s forty seven year experience and 3500 births with no loss. All drugstores carry it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Caldwells
Avery Child
Pastor to Leave Logan for Zanesville Pastorate
A farewell dinner was held for Rev. and Mrs. L. B. Wessinger in New Plymouth honoring their departure for Zanesville where the Rev. Wessinger will begin a new pastorate. He has led the Presbyterian Churches at Union Furnace and New Plymouth for over two years and made many friends in Logan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
New Plymouth
L. B. Wessinger
Zanesville
Wessinger
Union Furnace
Edison will and codicil read in Probate Court
The will of Charles P. Edison dated October 27, 1927 designates widow Jane Ejidson as principal beneficiary for life. The codicil dated September 11, 1930 leaves $400 to Henry Steele and, if the widow dies first, the estate to the United Brethren Church trustees. Mattie Wheeler is named executrix with Eugene Wright as a witness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles P. Edison
Jane Ejidson
Henry Steele
United Brethren Church
Mattie Wheeler
Charlene Huffman
Eugene Wright
Local social visits and business trips reported
Mrs A F Skinner and Velma visited in Nelsonville on Saturday. Mr and Mrs Samuel Primmer Miss Margaret Stoody and Mr and Mrs John L Stoody traveled to Cincinnati to visit Rev and Mrs Henry W Stoody. Primmer and Miss Stoody returned Sunday while the Stoody couple stay in Cincinnati for a week. A Thomas of Wilmington visited Logan in the Junior Order of the United American Mechanics. T Stephenson and William Patton of Nelsonville were Logan business visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Primmer
Margaret Stoody
John L. Stoody
Cincinnati
Henry W. Stoody
Nelsonville
William Patton
Logan
Coaches Honored Logan Nelsonville Coaches Dinner
Following the Logan Nelsonville High School game, Mrs Stanley Taker hosted a dinner at her North Market Street home for JuHan Yantiss Nelsonville coach and John Longley assistant coach of the local school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Huggins Burial in Athens Wednesday
E. O. Huggins, 49, died Sunday at Rocky Glen Sanitorium in McConnelsville of tuberculosis after over four years ill. Born in Sardinia he moved to Athens 23 years ago, ran American Dry Cleaning 12 years, and sold Nash cars. Married Belle Black in 1908, father to Ruth Elizabeth, 14. Funeral Wednesday at 2 p.m. in Hotel Athens, with Elks Lodge conduct, burial in West Union Street Cemetery.
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E. 0. Huggins
Rocky Glen Sanitorium
McConnelsville
Huggins
Florida
Texas
Mr. Huggins
Sardinia
Brown County
John Huggins
Athens
American Dry Cleaning Plant
Nash Motor Cars
Mr. Hugging
Belle Black
Ruth Elizabeth Huggins
Mt. Olive
Miss
Presbyterian Church
Elks Lodge
Order of Eagles
Hotel Athens
West Union Street
Joint-Ease Pain Relief Claims Swift Action
Advertises Joint-Ease as fast acting pain relief clearing inflammation and swelling so users can return to work. Promises quick results with a 60 cent tube and guaranty from druggists.
Penny Social by West Side P T A Promotes Parent Involvement
About 50 people attended the West Side School building for a Friday night penny social hosted by the West Side P T A. After a brief business meeting a social hour followed with food sales. Third and Sixth Grades earned pictures for most parent attendance. next meeting scheduled for Dec 18.
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West Side
Highway Department Adopts Four Day Week Plan
Columbus November 24 The State Highway Department adopts a 32 four day week system for its maintenance division to maximize employment for the remainder of 1930. Robert N Veid Highway Director announced the plan to provide jobs for as many workers as possible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Stace Highway Department
Robert N. Veid
Highway Direc
Plans outlined after two day conference with division engineers
A plan was announced after a two day conference with the 13 division engineers. It states that current maintenance and road department staff of 5,006 will be retained.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tor
No Substitute For True Love Carter’s Liver Pills Ad
Classic ad copy touts Carter’s Little Liver Pills as the only genuine remedy for constipation and a torpid liver. It urges readers to ask for Carter’s by name, warning against substitutes and promising a free flow of bile and a wonderful feeling.
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Carter
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Lewis Barnett
Fred Pontious
Groveport
Richard Herrold
Washington D. H
Richard Herrold, Jr
Louis Henson
Hamilton
Thomas Henson
Harrisburg
J. M. Ruth
Long Bottom
Charles W. Womack
Indianapolis
Ind
Mary E. Henson
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Harry R. Hurn
Gallipolis
Carrie Herdman
West State Street
Carl Ferguson
Don Clippinger
Delaware
Jesse Marquis
Jay Sawbone
Detroit, Mich
George Marquis
Trimbie
Charles Saulters
Charles Dickson
Marie Hope
Tommy
Sandusky
William Hope
Shade
Elizabeth Basom
Logan and Hocking County
Clinton Webb
Messenger
D. Y. Milne
Edward Allen
Nelsonville High
H. B. Kirkpatrick
H. FE. Rose
M. F. Weymuller
L. P. Mooney Las Chance
Supfers
Tri-State
Tackett
Quick’s
Rumford
Mier
Rumford Company
A. F. Skinner
Velma
Hill Au
North
Lancaster St
Highway Department
C.D Shafer Company
the Mutua’ Ome and Savings
J Beasley Milling & Grocery Co
Tlomce Owned
Rocers
Bavaria
Limoges
Fielding
Florentine
Wilson
Crystal
Woodworth
Candy and Gift Shop
Berry Hotel
Cline Pharmacy Company
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