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Newspaper
Logan Daily News
Location
Logan, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1935
Page
7
Ilesboro notes mark four consecutive school-year closings with patron deaths. Wesley Riggs died last year two days before closure while Mrs. Henry Rheinscheld died this year. Rheinscheld is the widow of Riggs’ son Floyd, a six year grade teacher.
The report lists relatives and friends attending the funeral of the late Mr. Trowbridge in Logan. It notes travelers returning to Michigan and several local visits among families including Worthman, Kitchen, Griffith, and Riggs, with Ruth Griffith’s condition described as critical.
Miss Gladys Green returns home from appendicitis surgery while relatives visit from Bremen and Lancaster. Devol rites mark the funeral of Mrs. Mary Devol. burial at Green Lawn Cemetery. Other items note visits by H Lowes Sr and family, Bud Smith’s trip to W Va, Don Huffman’s Logan visit, and several local names connected to Carbon Hill and nearby towns.
Due to road conditions the average life of an automobile in Argentina is much shorter than in the United States.
Mary Jean Shiek Worhead born April 15 1878 near Gibisonville died April 22 1935 aged 57 7 days. She married Albert R Vorhees March 5 1903 and they had one daughter Lerma Anderson. A devout U B Church member she valued home life and helping others. Survived by husband daughter granddaughter four brothers and four sisters and many relatives. Her memory remains a benediction to loved ones.
Mrs. Lewis Skinner, Orchard Street senior, is reported ill with pleurisy.
Local classified notes list used ice boxes trucks a six cylinder sedan and a five room cottage with utilities. Also offered a McCormick Deering tractor Oliver plow Jaeger mixer and a DeSoto Plymouth car through local Logan dealers and Box G Democrat Sentinel listings.
Edwin C. Alabama Pitts, famed Sing Sing athlete, was released today from Ossining New York and plans to pursue a living as a baseball player developed while in prison.
Advertisement offers two rooms furnished for light housekeeping at inquiries on E Hunter Street. Also note a promotional feature about a so called desolate colony and advances in modern life from The American Weekly distributed with Chicago Herald and Examiner on Sunday.
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