Logan hostesses honor King's Daughters at North Walnut home
Mrs Harold Tipton with Miss Nellie Allen Miss Minnie Moore Miss Dorothy Peter man and Miss Emma McLain entertained the King's Daughters Friday afternoon. A large portion attended and joined in the L M Ntary study led by Miss Moore. Miss Velone Ackers sang two numbers with Miss Alten as accompanist. Mrs Artie Wonn was chosen to represent the society at the foreign missionary convention at Groveport. After the business session Mrs Ferguson gave a memorial tribute for Mrs Anna Littlejohn. Guests included Mrs George Wranger Mrs W F Brehm and Mr Stanley Wliekinger. Mrs Brehm joined the society and dinner followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Tipton
Nellie Allen
Minnie Moore
Dorothy Peterman
Emma McLain
North
Walnut Street
Miss Moore
Velone Ackers
Miss Alten
Artie Wonn
Groveport
Ferguson
Anna Littlejohn
Society
Stanley Wliekinger
George Wranger
W. F. Brehm
Brehm
Mrs Wurging Returns From Youngstown Visit
Mrs. PC Wurging has come back from a month visiting relatives in Youngstown. She arrived Sunday with her sister Mrs. Ross Davis and her husband, and they were hosted for the day by Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Huggins of 48 West Slunter St.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PC. Wurging
Youngstown
Ross Davis
W. B. Huggins
West Slunter St
SPECIAL GRAND JURY CALLED ON TWO LIQUOR CASES
A special grand jury was summoned to report Tuesday morning at 9 o'clock to clear up two liquor cases forwarded to the common pleas court. The jurors include J C McTaughtin John Rechenwaldt Mike Reinte Joe Collins Zeath Hammond Mia Mae Woodruff and several Local residents were summoned to serve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Pleas Court
J. C. McTaughtin
John Rechenwaldt
Mike Reinte
Stokes Returns Home After Columbus Operation
Leland Stokes came home Sunday from Columbus after a three week stay for a medical complication. His condition is improving rapidly and he is expected to resume duties at Johnson Bevernage Co. store within two weeks.
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Leland Stokes
Columbus
Stokes
Johnson Bevernage Co
Burial for Civil War Soldier William McFadden
The body of Winfield Scott McFadden was brought for burial Saturday after he died Thursday at his Mt. Pleasant home from a paralysis stroke. His brother William McFadden of Black Lick attended the funeral. McFadden, a Civil War soldier, served in Co. B 31st O. V. I.
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Winfield Scott McFadden
McFadden
Mt. Pleasant
William McFadden
Black Lick
Mr. Mefadden
Lydia MeFadden
Racheal Roush
McWadden
Co. B. 31St O. V. T
Logan History Highlights From Sheriff’s Clip
The clipping notes Logan’s first mayor Charles James and the first automobile by Henry Lutz in 1890. It records a Keynes and Wellman steam mill fire on August 19, 1886 and a severe January 12, 1997 winter storm. It mentions July 4, 1881 snow in Loran and early groceries by Henderson and Freshwater in S72. Hocking County formed March 1818. The first Logan court house stood on Charles Keynes’ lot.
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Shaw
Logan
Charles James
Henry Lutz
Keynes and Wellman
Loran
Henderson and Freshwater
Hocking County
Fairfield
Ross
Athens
Charles Keynes
Possession charge pleads guilty in Falls Mill case
Charles Vickroy was arrested Sunday by Deputy Brandt and Farbearn after liquor was found on his Falls Mill property. He appeared before Mayor Whoppe Monday, pled guilty to possession, and was fined $150 with costs. part paid and rest secured, Vickroy was released.
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Charles Vickroy
Brandt
Farbearn
Falls Mill
Whoppe
Vickroy
Local race horseman ships runners to Lancaster fair
S. S. Ruble sent part of his stable to Lancaster for the Fairfield county fair which opens Wednesday. Horses Thusty V Nutwood Reed Read Rheads and Barron Russell start Thursday Friday and Saturday. After Lancaster they race at Marion for one week then Cleveland for two weeks in the Lake futria circuit on half mile tracks.
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S. S. Ruble
Lancaster
Fairfield County Fair
Ruble
Thusty V
Nutwood Reed
Read Rheads
Barron Russell
Lancaster Fair
Marion
Cleveland
Lake Futria
Auto Wreck Injures Three In Pikaway County
Tom Webb Hobart Burgess and Collette all of Logan were injured in an auto wreck near Hallsville Sunday evening while returning from Chillicothe. The car left the road on a sharp curve struck a fence and Burgess sustained serious injuries including a severely cut right wrist and possible ligament damage.
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Tom Webb
Hobart Burgess
Collette
Logan
Hallsville
Pikaway
Chillicothe
Burgess
Injured Rider Escapes With Cuts and Bruises
The rider Webb sustained numerous cuts and bruises after a collision, while the head and several stitches were needed to close the wounds.
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Webb
Weekend social notes and travel in Chauncey area
A long list of residents and visitors in Chauncey and nearby towns describes hunting trips in Thailand, visits to Columbus and Lancaster, and family gatherings. Several households announce guests, trips, births, and church revival plans as activity widens across Athens and Logan counties. An upcoming school schedule adjustment for Friday games is also noted.
Plains Girls Triumph Over Albany in Gridiron?
The Plains girls visited Albany last Friday and dominated the contest. They scored seven points to Albany’s one, allowing only one Albany shot after fouls while the Plains’ defense stymied most Albany attempts. The Plains boys fell 8 to 3, with several near misses at the basket as Albany displayed strong school spirit.
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Pryeysey
Albany
The
Plains
Education mandates begin in nine month school period
The article notes a nine month school period and compulsory physical education to start in a week or two for junior and senior high schools. It lists four teachers in The Plains with life certificates: Alice Shannon Kila V Shannon Leah Featherstone and C A Matheny.
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Plains
Alice Shannon
Kila V. Shannon
Leah Featherstone
C.A. Matheny
Radio notes schedule for WJAX Cleveland week of October
The Union Trust station WJAX in Cleveland Ohio lists evening programs for October including Tuesday October 16 at 7 p m standard time and Thursday October 15 at 8 p m eastern time broadcasting from Masonic Hall the first number of the second Cleveland orchestra concert.
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Vollowing
WJAX
The
Union Trust Company
Cleveland
Ohio
Cleveland News
Masonic Hall
Cleveland Orchestra
Sugar lumps convert to diamonds by carbon separation
A statement notes that coal-like sugar chunks could be transformed into diamonds by first isolating carbon from the other substances.
Edison Incentive Keeps Workers Busy Near One Million
An incentive program at Thomas A. Edison plants keeps nearly one person and more employed in a busy production area. The effort aims to sustain output and spur labor activity in the facility.
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Thomas A. Edison
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