National Speaker to Accompany Ingalls to Logan
Logan Oct 14 David Ingalls will speak at 2 30 p m next Tuesday with national organizer James G Strong Kansas joining. Strong travels Ohio for the national committee to aid state speakers and was senior member of the finance committee that drafted Reconstruction Finance Corporation plans. He will appear with the gubernatorial candidate as Ingalls leaves Logan by 4 for McArthur to speak.
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Logan
David
Ingalls
James G. Strong
Kansas
Strong
Ohio
National Committee
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
McArthur
Palmer Speaks at Two County Towns
Logan, Oct. 14. Republican meetings in Union Furnace and Haydenville featured Lee B. Palmer, candidate for lieutenant governor, as principal speaker. Haydenville program opened by L. P. Mooney, candidate for representative, and David J. Lewis, congressional candidate, with the Republican Glee Club performing and C. S. Matheny presiding.
Birth of a daughter in Columbus Hospital
Evan and Mrs. Smith announce the birth of a nine pound daughter Tuesday evening in Columbus Hospital. Grandparents are Samuel Smith and Mrs. Smith, and George Lehman and Mrs. Lehman, all of Logan.
Junior Tourist Club meets at North Market Street home
Miss Cecelia Blasius hosted Tuesday night for club members on North Market Street. Mrs. Walter Prather reviewed Obscure Destinies. Members decided to participate in Red Cross work in Logan. Miss Mary Blasius attended as a guest. Light refreshments were served.
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Cecelia Blasius
North Market Street
Walter Prather
Red Cross
Logan
Mary Blasius
Poling Funeral Held Thursday Afternoon
Funeral services for Mrs. Bessie Gertrude Poling 42 wife of Bert Poling of Logan were held Thursday at South Harvey Methodist Episcopal Church Marion Township. She died Tuesday at Columbus Hospital. She leaves three sons Ernest and Virgil Poling and Carl Poling and a daughter Mrs Geneva Thompson, plus her husband and sister Mrs Emma Boals. Burial followed at South Harvey Cemetery.
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Frank Lanning
Oroville
Leslie Boals
Woodsfield
South Harvey Cemetery
Kiwanis Club Elects New Officers
Logan Kiwanis Club elected officers this week naming Fred Burchfield president succeeding J. W. Woodard who led the club last year. Other officers include Wilbur Lanning vice president and directors J. W. Woodard C. F. Rauch Edward Davis Raymond Lanning C. V. Shepard Walter E. Brehm W. S. Yaw and H. H. Sands.
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Logan
Logan Kiwanis Club
Fred Burchfield
J. W. Woodard
Wilbur Lanning
C. F. Rauch
Edward Davis
Raymond Lanning
C. V. Shepard
Walter E. Brehm
W. S. Yaw
H. H. Sands
Thief Makes Escape From Farm as Chickens Vanish
Logan reports Mrs. Thomas Kesler of Marion Township alerted county officers late Wednesday night to a poultry house robbery. One thief was present as about twenty chickens were stolen and the culprit fled the scene.
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Logan
Thomas Kesler
Marion Township
Mathenys Cast Absent Vote For Columbus Winter Plans
Logan voters report two more absent ballots filed at the election board office on Thursday by Mr and Mrs John Matheny of Carbon Hill. The couple plans to leave for Columbus to spend the winter.
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Logan
Election Board
John Matheny
Carbon Hill
Matheny
Columbus
Prose Pleads Not Guilty In Heifer Theft Case
Fred Prose, arrested by Sheriff Sol Ellinger and Deputy Stanley Sparnow on a charge of stealing a heifer, pleads not guilty before Magistrate C. T. Stephenson. Bond set at 200 with arraignment and hearing scheduled for Tuesday. charges filed by Harry Zimmerman of Chapel Ridge.
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Logan
Fred Prose
Sol Ellinger
Stanley Sparnow
C. T. Stephenson
Harry Zimmerman
Chapel Ridge
Prose
Coal Catches Fire in Logan Residence
Firefighters respond to a blaze at the home of Charles Ep in Logan on October 14, causing smoke and minor damage. No injuries reported. cause under investigation.
Coal basement fire reported on Midland Place
A basement coal storage fire broke out on Midland Place Tuesday evening. Fire crews responded and brought the blaze under control with no reports of injuries.
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Midland Place
Glorify Yourself With Winter Makeup Shades
Winter makeup prices drop this year urging changes to color that matches clothes. Shifting to wine or plum tones, choose reds that complement blues grays and browns. Update rouge lipstick eye shade and powder for daytime and evening looks with new mid tone powders.
Lights left as warnings go out during repairs
Fred C. Shively service director reports that warning lights on West Hunter Street set during night repairs have been extinguished on several occasions, hindering safety for workers and passersby.
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Logan
Fred C. Shively
West Hunter Street
Laurelville merchant improves after Columbus surgery
Logan Oct 4 J F Armstrong a Laurelville merchant had a surgical operation in a Columbus hospital several weeks ago and has returned home reporting improvement.
Rev Evans to Speak at Wise School in Glouster
The Rev Lloyd Evans of Nelsonville will deliver a sermon at Wise Schoolhouse on the Glouster McConnelsville Road Sunday at 2 oclock. He will be accompanied by Co C Sharp of Nelsonville and a singers delegation from that city may attend. Sunday School will be held later that afternoon. Genevieve Smith is the librarian chosen from the senior class and Charles Rogers from the junior class.
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Glouster
Lloyd Evans
Nelsonville
Wise
Glouster-McConnelsville
Genevieve Smith
Charles Rogers
Dinner Held for Miss Mary Taylor at Garnet Brooks Home
Glouster October 14 dinner hosted by Miss Garnet Brooks honored Miss Mary Taylor of Middletown. Guests included Miss Flora Woods Montgomery W Va John Houston Buchtel Luchen Stevens James Colbert Hope Woodson Preston Dexter Nelsonville Miss Mattie Leach Mr and Mrs Theola Newman Robert Morris Alston Fultz Clyde Mitchell and Eunice Brooks.
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Glouster
Garnet Brooks
Mary Taylor
Middletown
Flora Woods
Montgomery
W. Va
John Houston
Buchtel
Luchen Stevens
James Colbert
Hope Woodson
Preston Dexter
Nelsonville
Mattie Leach
Theola Newman
Robert Morris
Alston Fultz
Clyde Mitchell
Eunice Brooks
Local families visit over weekend and on Monday
Columbus residents Mr. and Mrs. Emerson Wilburn and three children visited Mrs. Susan Heckman. Mrs. Lewis Clark stayed with her daughter Mrs. Gladys Turner near Hemlock. Several Columbus and Philo couples visited Charles Burris. Attendees joined Glouster Church of Christ services. Residents called on Mrs. Lydia Kittle and Mrs. Gertrude Fainey. They planned a trip to Athens to see Dr. W. N. Alderman. Joe Herrotd spent Tuesday in Athens.
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Emerson Wilburn
Columbus
Susan Heckman
Lewis Clark
Gladys Turner
Hemlock
Elias Clark
Paul
James Burris
Richard
Jesse Easler
Philo
Charles Burris
Lydia Kittle
Gertrude Fainey
Glouster Church of Christ
George Kelsey
Cleveland
del Miller
Ann
Frank Kittle
Frank Henry
Bremen
Athens
W. N. Alderman
Joe Herrotd
Sunday School Time Changes at Concord Church
Glouster readers learn that starting next Sunday the Concord Sunday School moves to 2:30 p m for the winter season. Under Miss Merle Danford supervision the high school library is now open each period with student librarians chosen.
Enrollment Grows Glouster Schools Reach 809
Glouster schools report total enrollment at 809 students with 249 in the Madison Building 221 in the Monroe Building and 339 in the six year High School.
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Glouster
Madison
Monroe
Mohawk Aerie to Welcome Wetherald Visit in October
W P Wetherald of Zanesville will visit Mohawk Aerie on Monday October 17. Secretary C F Davis announces a reception committee led by W N Hartley to meet him. The committee includes C H Shirkey Earl Mandrell and Henry Exenkamper. An entertainment program has been prepared and notices sent to all members.
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W. P. Wetherald
Zanesville
Mohawk Aerie
C. F. Davis
Aerie
W. N. Hartley
Brother Wetherald
C. H. Shirkey
Earl Mandrell
Henry Exenkamper
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Dual-Tone Powder Box Debuts With Day and Night Shades
A new two tone powder compact offers a daytime and evening shade in one box. The dual tone design targets quick touch ups and seamless transitions between looks.
Public Health Service In School Discussed Athens Council hears health work report
Miss Florence Stein presented a history of the public health movement and outlined the school health program in Athens County Schools at the October Athens Council for Childhood Education meeting held Wednesday at The Colonial. The program covers health service physical education and health education with two Child Study Club representatives in attendance. Officers elected include Mrs. Clara De Land vice president Edna Felt recording secretary and Shelia McNally treasurer with Constance MacLeod as president.
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Athens County
Florence Stein
Athens Council For Childhood Education
Colonial
Stein
Child Study Club
Virginia McDaniel
Grace Brown
Clara de Land
Edna EB. Felt
Shelia McNally
Constance MacLeod
Juanita Tefft
Annie Godhnauer
Ebba L. Wahlstrom
Helen Leslie Dunlap
Helen M. Evens
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Armstrong
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Wise School
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