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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1935
Page
12
Logan announces permanent appointment of C Wood Bowen as postmaster with a four year term dated Feb 2. Bowen was acting postmaster since Jan 10 and led the office through the quarter’s end. The change follows the death of Postmaster A.
Zenners features a navy blue palette for spring with versatile pieces. The collection highlights casual to dressy options suitable for daily wear and special occasions.
Four year old Mary Jane Krieg of Nelsonville suffered cuts and bruises and shock after the car door opened while en route to Logan with her mother. At Cherrington Hospital she received care for a facial wound and shock.
Logan Chamber of Commerce received samples of state tax cards that comply with the tax commission ruling. Merchants may sell the cards to set sales tax at three percent, assisting small buyers. Hall notes forms require tax commission approval before printing. Applications are available at the chamber office.
Logan Rotarians named officers at a Monday meeting held at United Brethren Church. Noms include Allan A. Cole president H M Boocks vice president and several directors and officers. Election will be held soon. Harley Calvin division engineer and assistant Carl Knnsely of Marietta visited Logan to review grade crossing elimination plans and visited Enterprise.
Logan John Murray a Union Fur player reports at Huntington West Virginia on April 29 for spring training. Murray later signed with the St Louis Cardinals and his contract was assigned to Greensburg in the Pennsylvania League. Uncertainty remains over his destination if Greensburg franchise shifts this season.
Health Commissioner Dr W B Lacock oversaw continued pupil immunizations in Salt Creek District. On Monday second treatments were given to both first and second graders.
Logan-Homer Huston was arrested Sunday by Sheriff Joe Farbean and charged with intoxication. He was fined five dollars and costs by Magistrate A. B. Whitehart.
Open lawns with side tree and shrub plantings are favored over central trees which shade soil and hinder lawn growth. Light trimming from the bottom can aid light access, with some shade sometimes beneficial on south slopes. Soil type and drainage affect lawn health. amend clay with sand or coal ash, and use lime to address acidity. Fertilizers provide early plant food.
Logan reports Waterloo champions to face Smokehouse Stars Monday night. Former S. H. 8. players are considered among Milne's selections from Krumiaux Spencer St. Clair Johnson Gooding Larimer Sheets and Tiny Roberts. Possible inclusion of L. H. & team members. Officials Shaware and Walter Harrop set to officiate.
Dr. and Mrs. M. H. Cherrington spent eight weeks in Miami and are en route home to Logan. They traveled due to an infected finger on Dr. Cherrington’s left hand, with prior X ray burns. His condition improved and he is expected to resume medical practice on arrival Wednesday.
Representatives of the National Tattooing Registering Association work in Hocking County enrolling farmers for the organization which already covers 75 000 within the area. The association protects against theft of livestock and poultry. Each member has a registered brand filed with county sheriffs and the highway patrol.
The Pleasant Valley Ladies' Aid Society held a house warming at Mrs. Kate Brooks' home on Saturday night March 2 with about 40 guests. Attendees from distance included Dr L Wallace of Nelsonville and Miss Pauline Mora of Chester, plus travelers and locals. Rev Ray Huff to hold services at Pleasant Valley Thursday night April 4.
Funeral services were conducted at the Methodist Episcopal Church Monday afternoon for Mrs. Clara Little who died Saturday. The Rev W N Shank delivered the sermon and burial followed in Oak Grove Cemetery. On Sunday evening Venus Chapter of the Order of Eastern Star held final rites.
Chauncey Dover High School opens spring practice with nineteen players including regulars Patton Daugherty Nicholson Smith and Ross from last season’s state finalist team The squad features pitchers Patton Daugherty Carter and catchers Smith Osborne and talent at several infield and field positions Coach Theisen expects depth from McQuade Border Locke Geary Porter Rapp Walters Leffler Sayers Pendergrass Tedrow Kosma and others The schedule lists games with Buchtel Plains Murray and a two game set at Ohio University Field plus a tournament at Athens
CHAUNCEY five member gospel group from Huntington West Virginia spent weekend in Chauncey and held three services at Morristown Holiness Church including a praise and music program. Rev Charlie Hook preached at night and Rev J D Deeds to preach Wednesday night at 7 30 at Chauncey EB Church urging midweek services. Public invited.
Chauncey area residents hosted guests including Lawrence Carter Okla and McGrath Nelsonville along with Clarence Garrett Circle Hill this week. Sand Ridge gatherings featured the Shumways Shingler and McCune with Jess Carsey family. Illness notes mention Florence Ann Osborne and Joe Bryan relocation to Gardners area. Reverend J T Maffin Marion and Hiram Mingus family from Bremen Ohio visited Chauncey exhibitor Joe Bridgewater.
The Plains. William Stalder and son George have remodeled their homes with additions. William added a room and a bath water system. George bought the Mitchell property next to his father's and added a bathroom sun parlor and new porches. Jessie Brewster of Pomeroy visited friends here Friday. James Moore and Mrs Moore of Kirtland are the parents of a son born Saturday March 30. The child's grandparents are Mr and Mrs Harry Moore of The Plains.
Mrs. Faye Tippie wife of Ted Tippie Chauncey was taken by ambulance to Mercy Hospital Columbus for possible surgery accompanied by Mrs. Charlie Tippie. Alva Red Tippie returned home from Mercy Hospital Columbus after several days there for mastoid trouble.
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