Logan Commandery Attends Knights Templar Conclave
Logan Commandery No. 78 K T participated in a parade in Columbus for the Ohio Knights Templar annual conclave. The special train carried 70 members, families, and the American Legion band. 125 total aboard, delayed over an hour near Lockville after a freight car wreck. The group had grown since receiving its charter last year.
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Logan Commandery No
K. T
Columbus
Knights Templar of
Ohio
Logan Commandery
American Legion Band
Logan
Lockville
Javan
Allen Family To Spend Winter In Florida
Mr and Mrs R F Allen and the former's mother Mrs Mary L ONeil left Columbus Thursday for Florida to spend the winter months They attended the Knights Templar conclave in Columbus and plan to remain in the south until the first of May
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R. EF. Allen
Mary [L. O'Neil
Columbus
Southland
Florencia
Commissioners Erect Speed and Safety Signs on Roadways
The article notes officials place signs warning drivers to slow beyond 85 mph, avoid parking on curves, and stay near schools. The commission states it is not to blame if motorists violate these rules. Signs will be posted this week.
Sells Taxi Business in Logan to Athens Man
Irvin Freeze sold his garage taxi and baggage business to B P Sprague of Athens. Sprague will take charge October 15, coming to Logan to run the service. Freeze plans to become a traveling salesman after three years of operation and a period running a motor bus to Doncaster.
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Irvin Freeze
B. P. Sprague
Athens
Mr. Sprague
Lagan
Freese
Doncaster
Russian visitor reunites with family after years apart
Nicholas Shadrin of Russia arrived Monday for a visit with his wife and his son-in-law and daughter Dr and Mrs T B Haas. He was a prisoner in Siberia for months and unable to reach his family during that time. Charles Horak was taken to Columbus Tuesday by Dr H S James for an appendicitis operation at McKinley hospital.
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Russia
Nicholas Shadrin
T. B. Haas
Charles Horak
Columbus
H. S. James
McKinley Hospital
October jurors drawn for the county court term
The petit jury for the October term was drawn Tuesday by Clerk Newton Spencer. Summons call jurors to report October 29 morning. Names include Clara Bowers Perry Charles Strauss Perry Otis M Pence Starr Mahlon Paxton Sait Creek Charles Nunemaker Green Claute Carroll Perry Lafe Eggiston Starr Lizzie Keller Washington Harry Risley Logan Nain Rose Benton Frank M Stevens Logan John Eberst Ward Walter Carnes Ward Thomas Lax Ward Mode Cherry Starr J E Stuart Good Hope Ed Tom Ward William Coe Ward J C Gears Ward Robert Lovett Ward.
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Newton Spencer
Nunas
Clara Bowers
Perry
Charles Strauss
Otis M. Pence
Starr
Mahlon Paxton
Sait
Creek
Charles Nunemaker
Green
Claute Carroll
Lafe Eggieston
Lizzie Keller
Washington
Harry Risley
Logan
Columbus Visitor John E Blake and Fresno native Glenn Winters
John E Blake visited Columbus at the start of the week while Glenn Winters, long based in Fresno, California, arrived Tuesday to see his father Pharos Winters who is reported quite ill.
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John E. Blake
Columbus
Glenn Winters
Fresno
Cal
Pharos Winters
Frank Wrightsel Moves Into Steele Residence Purchase
Frank Wrightsel relocates to the home he recently bought from D. Steele.
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Frank Wrightsel
D. Steele
Retired minister Rev T A Turner visits Logan from Washington
Rev T A Turner and Mrs Turner of Washington DC stayed in Logan early this week with Mr and Mrs J P Rochester and old friends. Former pastor of the First Methodist church 1888 to 1891 he left the pulpit 33 years ago and has since retired after a long ministry. He later joined Congregational church and served a Woodstock Connecticut pastorate for 15 years. He worked in Minneapolis then joined world war war effort in Washington for three years and has been out of the ministry for five years.
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T. A. Turner
Woodstock
Conn
Minneapolis
Washington
New Candidates Initiated into W E A Order
At Tuesday night meeting of the W E A two new members were initiated: Misa Frances Reynolds and Mrs Frank C Brown.
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Misa Frances Reynolds
Frank C. Brown
Carl McMann Visits Father Near Zaleski
Carl McMann of San Francisco visiting his father John Mc Mann near Zaleski called on friends Wednesday while staying in the area.
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Carl McMann
San Francisco
John McMann
Zaleski
Wellston Firm Buys Ferris Patents and Machinery
The Wellston Metal Products Company purchases G. L. Ferris patents and all machinery used to make minnow buckets minnow traps and washing machines. Mr Ferris will assist in manufacturing these items for a period.
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Wellston ‘Metal Products Company
Wellston
G. L. Ferris
Ferris
William Moss Returns Home From Akron Employment
William Moss, formerly employed in Akron, has returned home, ending a period away from his residence. He resumed daily life and plans to reconnect with family and neighbors.
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William Moss
Akron
Cozad Begins Foundation Excavation on High Street
W. P. Cozad has started digging to lay the foundation for a new house to be built on High Street. The early work marks the start of construction and signals progress for the property.
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W. P. Cozad
High Street
Husband Sues For Divorce Over Alleged Neglect And Escapades
Thomas Mays files a divorce petition against Grace Mays alleging gross neglect of duty. Married February 9, 1921, she did not live with him until August 29, 1923, then left October 1 taking 385 dollars. Alleged misconduct includes a September 19 ride with an unnamed man and a following night escapade.
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Grace Mays
Thomas Mays
Altho
Logan
Akron Woman Visits Father as Ill Relative Remains Home
Mrs. Donald McGillivary of Akron visits her father T. M. Buskirk. George Wrightse! is ill with heart trouble at the home of his daughter Mrs. Ernie Sprague.
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Donald McGillivary
Akron
T. M. Buskirk
George Wrightse
Ernie Sprague
Percy Steele Visits Father in Charleston West Virginia
Percey Steele who has employment near Charleston West Virginia arrived the first of the week for a visit with his father D Steele.
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Percey Steele
Charleston
W. Va
D. Steele
Marion man visits aunt in Mill Street
Chauncey Mr. Frank Burchfield of Marion was the guest this week of his aunt Mrs. Matilda Southerton in Mill street.
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Frank Burchfield
Marion
Matilda Southerton
Mill Street
County Commissioners To Post Warning Signs Countywide
County commissioners plan to install warning signs in various county sections to guide motorists. The effort aims to improve road safety and reduce incidents by issuing clear cautions to drivers.
Local Hosts Entertain Guests From Burr Oak
Mr and Mrs W D Hines hosted a gathering with guests from Burr Oak including Mr and Mrs E M Weatfall with sons Leo Brice and Howard Mr and Mrs Joe Hyker with sons Edmond and Eddie and Mr and Mrs BE Hines with sons Wadne Dana and daughter Jennie all from Burr Oak.
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W. D. Hines
E. M. Weatfall
Leo
Brice
Howard
Joe Hyker
Edmond
Eddie
BE. H. Hines
Wadne
Dana
Jennie
Burr Oak
Roland Figgins Reported Ill at Home
Roland Figgins of the Figgins Meat Market is reported ill at his home in the city, with residents noting concern over his condition and seeking updates on his health.
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Roland Figgins
The
Figgins
Miss Neva Ferrel Illness Assistance Noted
Mrs. Ida Osborn helps in the Ferrel grocery during Neva Ferrel's illness. Mr. and Mrs. G B Courtney and daughter Betty Jane visited New Marshfield yesterday.
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Ida Osborn
Ferrel
Neva Ferrel
G .B. Courtney
Betty Jane
New Marshfield
Little Child Burned In Millfield Dinner Accident
Four year old Gifford Totman of Millfield son of Mr and Mrs Ford Totman suffered scald burns to face neck and body when he ran into a kettle of boiling water during a Christian church Ladies Aid dinner He is improving under Dr W V Sprague care and is in good condition now.
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Gifford
Ford Totman
Millfield
W. V. Sprague
Christian Church Ladies’ Aid
Love and Totman Visit Amesville and Philo
Mr and Mrs James Love and Mr and Mrs Roy Totman of Millfield motored to Amesville and Philo yesterday and spent the day.
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James Love
Roy Totman
Millfield
Amesvillie
Philo
Mrs Oberholtzer Builds New 6-Room Bungaldn at Millfield
Mrs Wm Oberholtzer recently sold her city property and is erecting a six room bungaldn in Millfield where she plans to reside.
Visitors Return Home After Stay in Town
Mr and Mrs Frank Weaver and family, who had been visiting Mr and Mrs Edward Minister and family here, have returned to their home in Xenia.
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Frank Weaver
Edward Minister
Famely
Xenia
Chauncey Seventh Grade to Play at Millfield Friday
The Chauncey seventh grade football game against Minfield seventh grade will be held at Millfield on Friday afternoon reversing an earlier plan to play in Chauncey.
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Chauncey
Minfield
Millfield
Harvey family occupies Mill Street property formerly held
Mr and Mrs Lloyd Harvey and their family reside at the Mill street property that was previously occupied by Mrs Caroline Harvey now deceased.
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Lloyd Harvey
Mill Street
Caroline Harvey
Kansas Contractor Claims Korex Revival Grants Youth Like 35
Kansas contractor Thomas J. Glascock aged 74 reports dramatic vitality from Korex compound test. He says after three weeks his pains fade, memory improves, and he feels as vigorous as in his prime. Similar anecdotes from California and New Orleans accompany a money back guarantee offer from Melton Laboratories.
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Thomas J. Glascock
Kansas
Mr. Glascock
D. W. Wood
New Orleans
Hollister
Cal
Melton Laboratories
Melton
Kansas City
Social to Be Held Friday Evening at High School
A social event is scheduled for Friday evening at the high school building. Invitations mention ice cream cake and pie and encourage attendance.
Athens visitors and Lancaster fair trip noted
Mrs. W. D. Hines and Miss Elsie Worden were Athens visitors today. Mrs. Noah Harvey and her sister Mrs. Nile Dew and family drove to Lancaster to attend the fair. Chauncey mine was idle yesterday and today due to no cars.
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Noah Harvey
Nile Dew
Lancaster
Chauncey Mine
Mrs Sweazy to Host Chauncey W C T U Society
Mrs. L. L. Sweazy will entertain the Chauncey W. C. T. U. Society at her home Friday.
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L. L. Sweazy
The
Chauncey W. C. T. U. Society
Public Forum Opposes Old Age Pension Law
A columnist denounces an old age pension proposal as a tax funded scheme. He cites many existing aid bodies and institutions, warns of new officials and administration costs, and notes anticipated soldiers bonus and rising taxes.
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Chilren
Remedy This Evil Measure Opposed by Chas. W. Super
Athens reader CHAS. W. SUPER voices opposition to a proposed remedy that would discourage thrift and wise economy. He warns the measure invites imprudent spending and undermines prudent financial conduct.
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Chas. W. Super
Athens
President Yiao-mun Elected Leader of China Republic
The military governor of Chih-Li Province has just been elected president of the Republic of China. This exclusive photo presents Marshal Yiao-mun in his latest and best portrait.
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Yiao-mun
Tomer
Chih-Li
Republic of China
Foreman and car plunge down embankment on National road
George Jef firs, a maintenance foreman for the state highway department, left his vehicle on the National road in Loydsville D when it suddenly moved. The car sped over a ten foot embankment through a fence and down a 560 foot valley, injuring or endangering him.
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Lloydsville
George Jeffirs
State Highway Department
Dewey Norrick Freed After Four Months For Juvenile Delinquency
Alvin Mansfield of Ohio reports a courtroom case where Dewey Norrick was found guilty of contributing to the delinquency of a young girl. Probate Judge Bisaman sentenced a $200 fine and four months in a workhouse, but the next day court orders freed him.
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Alvin Mansfield
Dewey Norrick
Dewey
Bisaman
Surprise 39th Birthday Party At Elliott Home
A planned surprise for Mrs. Syed Elliott at her home near Albany on her 39th birthday brought about 90 friends and relatives to greet her upon the Ellsworths return from Albany. The evening featured music games and speeches with Mrs Elliott receiving many presents and refreshments served late.
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Albany
Syed Elliott
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