Logan High names 53 on honor roll for six weeks
Logan, Oct. 25. Fifty-three Logan High School pupils are on the honor roll for the first six weeks of the school year as announced by Supt. C. F. Ridgley. The list includes 19 seniors, 15 juniors, and 18 sophomores. grades show no lower than M and an average of G or better.
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Goldie Barnes
Lucy Bowen
Harley Ellinger
Joseph Frasch
Georgia Hansel
Dorothy Johnson
Kathryn Johnson
Mary C. Keller
Pauline Magle
Florence Powers
Kenneth Risch
Adelaide Rochester
Clayton Shaw
Garnet Sheets
Josephine Starr
Esther St. Clair
Bertha Tucker
Margaret Walker
John Wellman
Caroline Work
Hattie Allen
Opal Alltop
Howard Blum
Joseph Deishley
Emma L
Dorothy Krinn
Laura Kleinschmidt
Katherine Lambert
Mabel Lane
John Moore
Alice G. Poston
Edna Smith
Haydenville High School Hallowe'en Party Planned
Haydenville High School pupils and the general public are invited to a Hallowe en party arranged by principal H H Sands. A home talent play will headline the evening with various games and contests promised for much fun.
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Logan
Haydenville High School
H. H. Sands
Delta Theta Tau Elects Delegates and Hosts Meeting
Miss Hazel Cooke hosted the Delta Theta Tau sorority meeting in Logan. Josephine Judy and Mildred Collins were elected delegates to the district convention in Dayton on November 10 and 11. Mrs. Lorenz Smith and Miss Helen Ewing won two contests. Refreshments were served.
Woman addresses Republican group in Logan meeting
Mrs. Carrie R. Faulkner and Mrs. Helen B. Anderson spoke to the Republican Women's Club of Hocking County at the Courthouse. They urged support for Edwin D. Ricketts and discussed prohibition immigration and election issues, plus remarks on national and local candidates.
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Carrie R. Faulkner
Helen B. Anderson
Circleville
Republican Women’s Club
Hocking County
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Congress
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America
Word Chain Riddle Yields Growing List of Similar Terms
Puzzle solution traces a chain from Grant to Breed showing repeated letter changes. The sequence advances through Grant Grant Grand Brand Bland Blend Bleed Breed, illustrating a word ladder style progression.
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Luther League selects new officers at Hunt er Street Church
The Luther League of the Hunt er Street Lutheran Church reorganized with a new constitution and a full slate of officers led by Miss Emma Hall as president. Florence Zanner is vice president, Garnet Sheets secretary, Josephine Frasch treasurer, Esther Heyde corresponding secretary, Margaret Hartman educational secretary, Mrs Amos L Heyde missions secretary, Nellie Angle life-service secretary, Cleon Tucker membership secretary, Mrs Glenna O'Reilley social secretary, and Edward Goodlve pianist. The group seeks church support to advance its program for the year.
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Cleon Tucker
Glenna O’reilley
Edward Goodlve
MISS POTTS TO SPEAK AT UNITED BRETHREN CHURCH
Miss Hortense Potts long a missionary in China returns to speak at the United Brethren Church Sunday evening at eight o clock. She is described as brilliant and interesting and is expected to discuss present conditions in China with emphasis on missionary work.
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Miss Potts
Logan
Logan Girl Regina Brandt Weds Frank Boylan in Church
Announcement from Columbus reports the marriage at St. Mary's Church Wednesday morning of Miss Regina Brandt daughter of Mr and Mrs John Brandt formerly of Logan and Frank Boylan of Washington. The bride, well known in Logan with many relatives, is a Logan High School graduate.
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Columbus
St. Mary‘s Church
Regina Brandt
John Brandt
Frank Boylan
Washington
Logan High School
Education Week Plans Outlined
Programs for Education Week outlined on the first page of the School News the organ of the Athens County Public Schools for October. The week will be observed from November 5 to 11. The program is suggested by the American Legion the National Educational Society and other organizations and includes Health Day Home and School Day Know Your School Day and School Opportunity days.
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Athens County Public Schools
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American Legion
National Educational Society
Dr Edwards Olive Tablets Claim Beauty Boost
An old advertisement touts Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a constipation remedy to remove poisonous backwash and relieve dizzy spells. It promises improved appearance and energy, claiming olive color tablets cleanse the bowels and offer health benefits, marketed by druggists at 15 and 30 cents.
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F. M. Edwards
Dr. Edwards
October issue highlights and calendar items
The October issue includes Unity Day Citizenship Day and Armistice Day themes. It also lists editorials the full December January and February basketball schedule educational films shown in schools a welcome address to the state PTA convention by County Superintendent H R McVay and the Ohio High School Athletic Association calendar.
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Parent- Teacher Association
H. R. McVay
Ohio High School Athletic Association
Robinson Active In Farm Districts
Senator Joseph T. Robinson campaigning through Minnesota farm districts today argued Herbert Hoover's New York speech shifted farm states toward the Democratic column. He spoke as the Democratic nominee for vice president, aiming to bolster support among corn and wheat country voters.
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Willmar
Minn
U.P
Joseph T. Robinson
Herbert Hoover
New York City
Mrs Charlotte Walker Wins Divorce Over Food Sample Diet
In Uniontown, Mrs. Charlotte Walker argues she was forced to live on food samples left by salesmen at her husband W Bernard Walker’s store. She claims he consumed asparagus sent by salesmen calling it too rich for her blood. The divorce was granted.
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Uniontown
Charlotte Walker
W. Bernard Walker
Elizabeth City
North Carolina
No More Gas From Indigestion
Stomach sufferers can relief from indigestion pains by correcting cause too much acid. The stomach needs an alkaline to neutralize excess acid and aid digestion. A safe treatment uses Magn Powder or tablets. A little with each meal stops infection and guarantees stomach relief or money back. Begin today and enjoy meals.
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