Miss Susie Kreider to Graduate from Cherrington Hospital
Logan News notes Miss Susie E. Kreider will complete a three year course of training at Cherrington hospital this Friday and graduate. She is the daughter of E. P. Kreider. An offer has been made for her to work at McKinley hospital in Columbus, where she will serve on the central floor. Two local hospital graduates already on Columbus staff are Isabel Barker, floor supervisor, and Lucy Brown, assistant night supervisor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susie E. Kreider
Cherrington Hospital
Kreider
E. P. Kreider
Miss Kreider
McKinley Hospital
Columbus
Columbus Hospital
Isabel Barker
Lucy Brown
Death Notice of Mary Ann Morris in Laurel Township
Mary Ann Morris 74 wife of Marion Morris of Laurel township died at 8:50 a m Thursday from bronchial complications after several months of illness. She is survived by husband and two sons Ben and Charles Morris. Funeral at Roch church Sunday morning with burial in Prospect cemetery by Harden Undertaking Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Ann Morris
Marion Morris
Laurel Township
Independent Institute Planned Near Logan in November
Farmers near Logan plan an independent institute to be held in the city late in November. The program is being prepared under state supervised county institutes, with John Trhein Acheldt as president, W. J. North as vice president, W. S. Stone as secretary, and Mrs. J. M. Meldrim as corresponding secretary. An announcer and further details will be issued soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
John Trheinacheldt
W. J. North
W. &S. Stone
J. M. Meldrim
Former Sheriff Roere In Tennessee Notice
Former Sheriff George William, son of Warren Tennessee, appeared in court or public notice this week as details of his past role and current status emerge in local records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherif Roere
George Williamson
Warren, Tenn
Club Boosts Commissioner Ad Ulrich Re election
A Hocking county political club circulated a letter endorsing Ad Ulrich for re election as commissioner. The circular, signed Ad Ulrich for Commissioner club and chaired by Harry F. English, supports his candidacy with large ads. No other endorsements are listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hocking County
Ad. J. Ulrich
Ad Ulrich
Commissioner Club
Harry F. English
Richards Arrested in Gore After Intoxicated Home Visit
Robert Richards of Gore was arrested Wednesday evening by Sheriff Shaw and Deputy Brandt when he appeared at his home intoxicated. He was jailed overnight and arraigned Thursday morning before Magistrate Miller, who fined him $19 and costs on his guilty plea. Richards works in the local oil field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Richards
Gore
Shaw
Brandt
Ife
Miller
Richards
Mid-West Oil Drill Progress on John Geiger Farm
The Mid-West Oil and Gas Co has located on the John Geiger farm in Allshore township and begun hauling in derrick timber. When all timber is delivered, the rig will start. The company shows growth potential in this undeveloped territory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mid-West Oil and Gas Co
John Geiger
Allshore
Local visitors and relocations noted in city brief
Mrs Frank Burke Corker of Louisville visits with her mother Mrs Sera HW Roberson in the city. L CC Yocum and brother Roy Yocum depart after noon Wednesday for Miami Florida to establish their future home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Burke Corker
Louisville
Sera HW. Roberson
National Red Cross
L. CC. Yocum
Roy Yocum
Miami
Florida
Mr Yocum’s Florida trip described as business visit
Mr Yocum arrived in the city last week to finalize business before his return to the south. The journey to Florida was undertaken by automobile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yocum
South
Florida
Auto
Salvation Army Halloween Parade Delights Athens Children
More than fifty Athens children enjoyed an old time Halloween celebration provided by the Salvation Army. They wore orange and black caps and sashes and received American flags. After a parade the youths gathered in front of the courthouse and sang, drawing a large crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salvation, Army
Athens
Salvation Army
Army
Rutherford Hits G. O. P. In Talk Here
Democratic congressional candidate W. F. Rutherford spoke on the Athens courthouse steps during a flying tour. He accused the Republican party of neglecting the home church and school and blamed the G. O. P. for removing the Bible from schools in 1875, linking it to secular trends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. F. Rutherford
Congress
Athens
Republican Party
America
Life Term Given in Slaying of Teacher in Maine
Ellsworth Maine Oct 31 Herbert MacDonald aged 15 was sentenced to life imprisonment when court reconvened in the afternoon. His youth was not considered a mitigating factor and the sentence is the severest penalty possible in the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellsworth
Maine
Herbert MacDonald
Iis
Athens Mey Wer Request for Self-Addressed Envelope
Mrs R M asks for a self addressed stamped envelope to receive full particulars and to restate the question. The note requests correspondence guidance and direct answers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Young Pastor Partners With Athens Church On Education Work
The Reverend W G Parker, recently returned from Malaysia, will serve as Director of Religious Education and Young People's work at Athens First Methodist Church. He arrives November 8, will work with Dr McGurk as assistant pastor, and leads church youth efforts. Parker holds a PhD from Columbia Teachers College and a BA from Winfield College. He directed the Federated Malay States district and led the Kuala Lumpur English church. He is married, on furlough in Kansas, and previously represented Malaysia at the General Conference and Southeast Asia on the Word Service commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. G. Parker
Malaysia
Athens
Federated Malay States
Kuala Lumpur
Parker
Medicine Lodge
Kansas
Southeastern Asia
Word Service Commission
American Colleges Consider Move To Sofia From Constantinople
Trustees of Robert College and the American College for Girls in Constantinople weigh relocating to Sofia due to Turkish restrictions. Bulgarian leaders favor the plan and the Sofia government pledges support. Merger with Constantinople schools could create the largest American university outside the United States in Sofia, attracting Bulgarian and Balkan students. The Angora regime has closed Greek Armenian and French schools in Turkey, affecting foreign education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sofia
Robert College
American College For Girls
Constantinople
Bulgaria
United States
Balkan
Angora
Turkey
Gas poison claims fifth life in New York hospital
Elizabeth New Jersey reports Tetra-ethyl lead gas poisoning claiming its fifth victim Herbert Fuson died at a Reconstruction hospital in New York after falling ill on Thursday while working through Saturday. A Danish aviator was also noted as the first to fly over the Andes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth
N. J
Herbert Fuson
Reconstruction Hospital
New York
Fuson
Andes
Pie and Candy Social at Golden School Saturday
A pie and candy social will be held at the Golden school Saturday evening. Readings by Miss Angelia Woods of Athens will be a feature of the program. Proceeds go to benefit the school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Golden School
Angelia Woods
Athens
Mice Frighten Passengers On Wembley Line Train
Two hungry mice on a Manchester to Wembley excursion train bit shoestrings of two women passengers. Startled by the attack the women leaped from their compartment onto the ground as the train sped toward a steel bridge, nearly causing a serious accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchever
England
Wembley
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Independent Institute
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DR. Copeland
First Church
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Mick
Kiev
the Security Savings Bank
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Swanson Furniture Co
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