Lutheran Meeting Moved To October 31 At East State Street
A Lutheran gathering originally announced for today is rescheduled to Sunday October 31 at 2 30 p m in the Episcopal church at East State and Carpenter streets Athens. Rev Thomas Wilson of Pomeroy will lead the service about fifty Lutheran students and local families are expected to attend and Wilson asks members to email him.
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Thomas Wilson
Pomeroy
Athens
Episcopal Church
East State
Carpenter Streets
Wilson
Mall
Work of Commerce Board discussed at Logan meeting
Forty members of the Logan Chamber of Commerce attended the semi annual meeting at the courthouse auditorium Thursday evening. Fort Hack, president, summarized the organization's work and noted the Southeastern Ohio Producers association formation. An M Connors of Hocking Valley railroad said the car shops would stay in Logan despite a merger and Gregg Valley crossing approval. A farm bureau invitation to join was suggested and Armistice day store closures debated. Harry Shaw will head the float committee for the parade, and meetings will be held on the last Thursday each month. A Columbus radio talk on Logan town was arranged.
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Pers
Logan Chamber of Commerce
Courthouse Auditorium
Fort Hack
Southeastern Ohio of Producers Association
M. Connors
Hocking Valley Railroad
Logan
Gregg-Valley Crossing
Interstate Commerce Commission
Farm Bureau
Chamber of Commerce
Harry Shaw
Columbus Broadcasting
Volunteer pumpkin vines yield twenty large fruit
Logan reports Harley Emmons, a Walnut Valley farmer, found a volunteer pumpkin vine that produced twenty pumpkins ranging from fifteen to eighteen inches in diameter. A separate item notes Miss Margaret Luts, Red Cross executive, circulating a school paper in San Diego by former Hocking county resident Mary Gowld Wing, highlighting school home ties. An obituary notes the day old son of Mr and Mrs Alva Garby died in Logan on October 22.
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Logan
Harley Emmons
Walnut Valley
Margaret Luts
Fed Cross
Hocking County
San Diego
Cal
Mary Gowld Wing
Grant
Alva, Garby
Evans Brothers Bound Over In Grand Larceny Case
Merrill and William Evans were bound over to the grand jury by Magistrate J. P. Miller after a hearing on a grand larceny charge. Bond set at 21,000 each. they remain in custody in connection with the robbery of John W. Smith store at Carbon.
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Logan
Merrill
William Evans
J. P. Miller
John W. Smith
Carbon HH
Democratic Lecturer Urges Donahey Reelection at Meeting
In Ogan on October 13, Democratic lecturer Pulley spoke at the courthouse auditorium urging voters to reelect Governor Donahey and back a Democratic state legislature. The meeting approved the county Democratic candidates.
Bible question answers on page five list
Test answers claim correct responses to a Bible quiz page five. It lists question by question items such as Cath killing Atel, Rachel, Proverbs, Jesus Nazarene, Joseph bringing infant, Mazarth, dove, Tivaheth, serpent, Martha, John de Benist.
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Cath
Atel
Rachel
Jesus
Toseph
Civ
Mazarth
Drath
Martha
Tourist Club Social Notes From West Front Street
Mrs J nucuester hosted the Tourist club at her West Front street home Thursday afternoon with out of town guests including Mrs Vic Donahey. A luncheon at Easter ling club preceded a program at Mrs Julius Fisher s Nelsoncus home where she spoke about a trip to the Holy Land describing the peane, monner of life and scenery of the Madeira Islands. Velone Ackers and Mrs Mayme Gowen led a songs group. Twenty club members attended along with guests Mrs Denahes, Mrs FOC Parmes, Mrs John Smith Columbus, Mrs George Leyshon, Mrs C E Lrite, Mrs L D Johnson, Miss Achere, Mrs Fisher and Mrs T D Grown.
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J. 2
Nucuester
West Front Street
Vic Donahey
Julius Fisher
Nelsoncus
Madera Islands
Velone Ackers
Mayme Gowen
Denahes
Foc Parmes
John Smith
Columbus
George Leyshon
Mire. C
Whist Party and Theater Party Highlight Social Evening
Mrs C F Aplin and Mrs W 3 1 White hosted a whist party at Easterling club Friday night with twelve tables and a luncheon. A theater party including Mary Kathryn Lavey Mae Rain er Bea Mary Frasure and others saw the Big Parade in Columbus. Sigma Phi Gamma initiated seven pledges at Lucille Roberts home with Miss Roberts named president and Thelma Belt Florence Zanner and Dorothy Ruble as officers. The Whist Club also met at Mrs Tide Huston where Elizabeth Remple topped the scores. Mr and Mrs Clarence Schempp gave a farewell dinner for Alma Broekinger departing for Long Beach Cal with relatives present.
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C. F. Aplin
Mary Kathryn Lavey
Mae Rainer
Bea
Mary Frasure
Maxine Notestone
Dorothy Sillman
Columbus
Sigma Phi Gamma
Lucille Roberts
Clarence Schempp
Miss Roberts
Church Street
Thelma Belt
Florence Zanner
Dorothy Ruble
Kathryn Eastman
Nellis Angle
Margaret Mast
Agnes Smith
Esthguester Thomas
Dorothy Silliman
Tide Huston
Elizabeth Remple
W. HL White
Jessie Steele
W. W. Keynes
August Steinman
White
Margaret Wale‘ty
Alma Broekinger
Long Beach
Cal
Logan
Charles Schempp
Amanda Bartlett
Why Ohio's Primary Law Should Be Amended At Once
Charles L. Knight argues that Ohio must reform its primary system to end bloc rule and demagogic pressure. He urges conventions to draft candidates, restore party principles, and place power back in the hands of the people through elected representatives, aiming for a return to representative government and a federated republic.
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Ohio
Charles L. Knight
Pharagh
WEAF
Capitol Theater
Charles Blackett
Chicago Opera
Dlocs
Olso
Tenant Finding by Classified Ads in Messenger Style
Mrs Harry Webb rented out a house on Depot street and quickly filled it after following the latest tenant finding method. A new tenant moved in as soon as the previous departed, with permutations across locations Athens Nelsonville Logan Pomeroy Glouster offering quick results via listed numbers.
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Harry Webb
Depot Street
Webb
Athens
Nelsonville
Logan
Pomeroy
Glouster
New Kind of Spectacles Promises Free Trial
An advertisement touts True-Fit Optical Co offering 1 000 free pairs of unbreakable spectacles claiming readability for tiny print and needlework. Chicago based firm invites requests for details on agency and potential earnings up to 425000 to 50000 per month with no experience.
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Chicago
Til
True-Fit Optical Co
W. Jackson Blvd
Illinois
Professor on Radio Dustheimer to Speak on Baldwin Wallace Station
Professor Oscar Lee Dustheimer, astronomy chair at Baldwin Wallace College Berea and Chile University graduate, will present a radio talk over the station.
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Oscar Lee Dustheimer
Baldwin. Wallace College
Berea
Chile University
Mary as an Abode of Life Talk at WAM
WAM in Cleveland presents a lecture titled Mary as an Abode of Life. The talk is set for 7 p.m. standard time on October 27.
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WAM
Cleveland
LOSKA Scalp Relief Ad From RY-TOFF Co
An OCR fragment advertises LOSKA for itchy scalp and relief claim. It notes availability at drug stores and lists The RY-TOFF Co. address 40 Four Ave Lowell Massachusetts.
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Ry-Toff Co
Four Ave
Lowall
Mass
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