W. M. A. Institute Held at Local Church
Delegates from Hocking County meet in Logan at United Brethren Church for the W. M. A. Institute presided by Mrs. E. M. Hursh. Mrs. Jank Mille of Westerville addresses race relations and education. Mrs. B. C. Peters speaks on worship and program making. Miss Lottie Spessard reports on Philippines progress. Delegates arrive from Rockbridge Union Furnace Gore Fellowship Enterprise. Continuous devotionals led by Mrs. Alice Gaymen and Mrs. Vesta Carpenter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
B.C. Peters
Sheville
Lottie Spessard
Philippines
Alice Gaymen
Canal Winchester
Vesta Carpenter
Columbus
Rockbridge
Union Furnace
Gore
Fellowship and
Enterprise
Logan
Kern
Miller
Dying at 77 Denning of Logan Area
Sarah Rowena Denning 77 died Tuesday at her daughter's home near Logan from months of complications. She was mother of three others, two sons and a daughter. Short services were held at the residence, with burial in Pennsboro West Virginia after transport Friday.
100 Women Attend Republican Event at Easterling Club
About 190 Republican women gathered at the Easterling Clubhouse in Logan on Wednesday afternoon for a tea. Mrs. Norma Halter of Columbus spoke on party policies and state records, praising Sen. E. Le Fever and L. P. Mooney and urging Mooney and LeFever reelection. Colonel Ned Thacher for Congress was endorsed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. LeFever
L. P. Mooney
General Assembly
Mooney
Senator LeFever
Ned Thacher
Congress
Thomas
Thacher
Nell Gray
Quellaby
Frank Harden
Republican
Main Street
County Education Aids Discussed for Hocking County
Oct 24 report from Logan indicates J W Coleman met with the State Department of Education in Columbus to discuss teachers salary adjustments. He says the first allotment of state aid for Hocking County will arrive within days as vouchers are prepared for districts that have certified reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
J. W. Coleman
Columbus
State Department of Education
Hocking County
Two Men File Petitions in Local Common Pleas Court
In Hocking County Common Pleas Court two divorce petitions were filed. Bruce Brandt seeks a divorce from Mabel Brandt alleging neglect. they married December 10, 1919, with no children. William Myers seeks divorce from Ruth Myers alleging neglect and adultery. they married August 29, 1922, with no children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Pleas Court
Logan
Hocking County Common Pleas Court
Bruce Brandt
Mabel Brandt
William Myers
Ruth Myers
Couple to Move Logan to Ashland Kentucky
Oct 24 report Mrs Ek Strain and her husband plan to move to Ashland Kentucky where they will establish a home. Mr Strain formerly led the local car shops and now works as assistant superintendent at C and O shops in Russell Kentucky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Ek. Strain
Ashland
Strain
Russell
Logan High to Dedicate Game at Wellston
Logan High School will send a 24 member band to join the Wellston dedication ceremony at the new athletic field. The Logan squad prepares after a week of scrimmage with Bray ill and possible Johnson replacement. Grant Ward will take part in pregame events alongside Wellston’s band.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Logan High School
Wellston
Fred B. Burchfield
Grant Ward
Bray
Johnson
Priscilla Club Holds Social at Margar et Hartmann Home
Members of the Priscilla Club were entertained Wednesday evening at the home of Miss Margaret Hartmann. A lunch was served at the close of the social hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Priscilla Club
Margaret Hartmann
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Logan and Hocking County News
Clinton Webl
Messenger
Milne
United Brethren Church
Sarah Rowena Denning
Norma Halter
Easterling
Columbia
Young Desire
Pathe
Dwight Taylor
Conrad Nagel
Bernice Claire
Edward Everett Horton
Lois Wilson
Jersey
The
D. Zenner Company
Mr. and
Mrs. C. F. Strain
Lyle Arch
Vitality Arch
Regent Opera
D’orsay
Regent
Oxford
Pd, Zenner Co
Southeastern Ohio
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