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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 11, 1933

Page

10

Hocking County Tax Receipts Down Over Five Years

Logan April 11 Local school tax totals in Hocking County fell from 199750 in 1927 to 164225 in 1932 a drop of 35525 Supt J W Coleman notes reduced state aid and larger retrenchment by local boards He backs a commission plan for school taxation and relief aiming at economy and real estate relief.

Logan Hocking County Supt J. W. Coleman Boards of Education Coleman Commission

County Officials Discuss Transfer of Relief Funds

Seek County Funds reports a Monday meeting of city officials and county commissioners to consider transferring relief funds to Logan. With relief needs ongoing and funds nearly exhausted, officials appealed for aid and expect some funds to be available within the next day or two.

Logan

Local visitors and birth announcement from Green Township

Mr and Mrs W lL Frank and Mr and Mrs W W Martin visited Columbus Monday. Mr and Mrs Merie Burberry of Lancaster spent Sunday in Logan with relatives. Joe Allen of Coonville was in Logan for business Monday. Mr and Mrs Charles A Woods of Green Township announce the birth of a daughter early Monday.

W. Ll Frank W. W. Martin Columbus Merie Burberry Lancaster Logan W. P. Wetherill Joe Allen Coonville Charles A. Woods Green Township

Springtime Signs Appear as Logan Welcomes Spring

The Messenger reports Logan on Monday shows spring signals with a straw hat wearer Frank Starcher likely first of the season. Joe Brooker mowed the Junior High lawn while Mrs Charlies Breene planted bulbs and shrubs bloom across districts. Anglers reported catches of suckers carp and some bass signaling spring activity.

Logan Messenger Frank Starcher Joe Brooker Charlies Breene Midland Place

Grader Works On Logan Baseball Diamond Prep

April 11 report from Logan shows a grader taken to the Athletic field to prepare the baseball diamond for the coming season. John F. Krieg, a school board member, supervises this work as crews lay out the field and improve infield conditions.

Logan John FE. Krieg

Easter Services Mark Logan Templar Participation

Logan Commandery Knights Templar members attend Sunday services at the Methodist Episcopal Church with Rev. W. H. Shank delivering The Prevailing Faith of Easter. A mixed chorus will sing The Holy City and Walter Prather will sing a solo. An Easter cantata by the Junior Chorus closes the evening worship.

Logan Logan Commandery Knights Templar Methodist Episcopal Church W. H Shank Walter Prather Holy City

Bus rider found clinging to rear of moving vehicle

Deputy Sheriff Joe Farbeann removed George Smith of Chauncey from the rear end of a bus north of Logan on Monday. Smith was hanging onto a bumper when found. he was not arrested.

Logan Joe Farbeann George Smith Chauncey Smith Farbeann

Births and Deaths in Logan March Reported by Health Dept

Vital statistics show March in Logan with ten births and five deaths, countywide seventeen births. In Logan several couples welcomed both boys and girls while numerous county families added offspring. Delayed February reports note additional births. Relief work moves to Main Street for street gutter repairs supervised by Fred C. Shively. Judge Harley M. Whitcraft has been indisposed, missing Sunday School and courthouse work.

Logan Health Department Ernest Reynolds Robby F. Carpenter Archie L. Spackey Virgil C. Spencer Marry J. Lies John H. Miller Goama Kallas Leo A. Richards Edward A. Snyder Buyrl F. Wharton Willis Johnson Herbert M. Walters Virgil H. Scott Elmer Danner John Bang Clarence L. Karr Charlies Stout A. E Harbarger Cleveland L. Brokaw Carl H. Stump City Main Street Fred C. Shively Harley M. Whitcraft United Brethren Sunday School

The Holy City Theme Leads Easter Vesper at Presbyterian

The First Presbyterian Church in Logan hosted vesper services with the Sunday School Choir directed by Mrs. H. M. Boocks performing The Holy City and related numbers. Mary Louise Bowen played organ, Bessie Briscoe piano, with solos by Charles Floyd and Dorothy Franks and a duet by John Kleinschmidt and Floyd. Closing choruses included Into the Woods and Thine Is the Kingdom. Dr. and Mrs. James Oscar Boyd departed for Princeton after a week in Logan, accompanied partway by Mrs. Anthony Toerner.

Mary Louise Bowen Bessie Briscoe Charles Floyd Dorothy Franks John Kleinschmidt Mr. Floyd Jean Kleinechmidt

Death of Mrs. Aurilia Rafferty in Arizona

Mrs Aurilia Nelson Rafferty wife of James S Rafferty of 128 Dakota Avenue Logan died in Tucson Arizona after a health related stay since last fall She formerly lived in Logan and Nelsonville She is survived by her husband a son Charles D two granddaughters Katherine Arneldess and three sisters Angy Benson Alpha Gabriel and Bila Morris Burial will be in Nelsonville with funeral arrangements to be announced.

Logan Aurilia Nelson Rafferty James S. Rafferty Dakota Avenue Columbus Charles D Katherine Arneldess Angy Benson Alpha Gabriel Bila Morris Nelsonville

Beer by Thursday Is Assured In Logan

Logan April 11 beer in quantity will arrive by Thursday as a dealer placed an order for 100 cases. Another merchant went to Columbus Monday seeking a C permit to sell liquor wholesale. Small amounts have appeared. some residents visited Columbus for supplies.

Logan Columbus

Eighth Grade Tests Set for April 18 Across Districts

Eighth grade exams will be held at 8 30 in rural centers on April 18 with principals and district teachers grading papers. Seventh graders are barred this year. Test sites include Murray City Carbon Hill Haydenville Oroville Gore Logan Union Furnace Kesboro Gibisonville Rockbridge Laurelville and South Bloomingville with specific ward and town group assignments.

Logan Murray City Carbon Hill Haydenville Oroville Gore Union Furnace Kesboro Gibisonville Rockbridge Laurelville South Bloomingville East Ward West Ward Greendale Greenland Coakiey Pattonville Shaw Marion Falls Graham and Smith Chapel Oak Grove Perry and Salt Creek

Carthage Township Work Planned for Season

Cart hage Township Trustees met Athens County commissioners at Athens to discuss township work for the season. Clarence Swartz was in Parkersburg Monday. Mr and Mrs Robert Lott announce the birth of a son. Mrs Ruby Gillian and daughter.

Lottridge Carthage Township Athens County Athens Clarence Swartz Parkerburg Robert Lott Ruby Gillian

Social visits across towns noted in local column

Mrs Louise Blair and daughter were guests of Mrs Mabel Swartz. The Townsend family from Parkersburg and the Gaston couple spent Sunday in Athens with Mr and Mrs T W Gaston. John Chevalier visited J W Kincade in Coolville. Isadore Mantle family spent Sunday with Michael Kinnen. A T Eiselstein and Raymond Hiselstein families from Pomeroy visited H C Swisher.

Louise Blair Mabel Swartz L. A. Townsend Parkersburg John Gaston Athens T. W. Gaston John Chevalier J. W. Kincade Coolville Isadore Mantle Michael Kinnen A. T. Eiselstein Raymond Hiselstein Pomeroy H. C. Swisher

Pleasanton District Moves and Home Improvements

April 11 Pleasanton brief notes report Fred Smith relocating his family to Mrs. Grant Bolen’s residence while Bert Steed moves to Rutland and Mahion Oxley settles in a new home. John Bolen relocates to the Grant Bolen farm and Harry Tribe upgrades his house with a new floor. Mr and Mrs Winnie Marshall visit Charles Hudnell’s home Sunday. Mrs Cora Gilkey returns home after months in Athena. Church services Sundays at C A Bolen’s home draw strong attendance.

Pleasanton Fred Smith Grant Bolen Bert Steed Rutland Mahion Oxley John Bolen Harry Tribe Winnie Marshall Charles Hudnell Cora Gilkey Athena C. A. Bolen

Carbon Dale P T A Concludes Year With Final Meeting

The Carbon dale Parent-Teacher Association held its last regular meeting of the school year on Wednesday. Miss Stein the physical education instructor gave an instructive talk. Twenty five high school students from Carbondale attended the Athens County Musical at Memorial Auditorium Friday night. Mrs Ona King and sons Wade and John of Columbus visited this week with Mrs Dan McLain and daughter Lena Clark. Mrs Dorothy Conkle and Mrs Dora Mauck of Logan met with the Pythian Sisters at the lodge temple Tuesday night. Mr and Mrs Delbert Barber of Columbus spent the weekend with his parents Mr and Mrs George Barber.

Carbondale Parent-Teacher Association Stein Athens County Memorial Auditorium Ona King Wade John Columbus Dan McLain Lena Clark Dorothy Conkle Dora Mauck Logan Lodge Temple

Funeral Services Held For Mineral Woman

Mrs. Aman da Crow died Wednesday at her daughter's home. Funeral services were held Friday. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Hadley Ely and Mrs. J. P. Emish who had visited Cincinnati. Several local families and relatives were noted visiting and attending the Crow and Estep funerals in the community.

Mineral Amanda Crow Mary Ely Alva Higley Child Chillicothe Hadley Ely Harry Bolster Barberton J. P. Emish Cincinnati Wilbur Emish

Heavy travel and local social notes from Sharpsburg district

Sharpsburg reports heavy travel on Route North despite unseasonable weather delaying farm work. Black Diamond Mine activity resumed last week. Visitors include Dwight Talbot and Mrs. Nellie Kerns family. Amesville residents Arthur Thompson and Grace Glover also called at the Kerns home. Funeral for Lucy Smith attended by local residents. Amesville couple Martha Pinkerton and Ralph Koker recently married. infant son of Ed and Mrs. Thompson buried at Mt. Hermon.

Sharpsburg Black Diamond Mine Dwight Talbot Lancaster Nellie Kerns Hannah Thompson Arthur Thompson Amesville Grace Glover Athens Kerns Leota Strode Vera Strode Lillian Bardin Eunice Armstrong Ella Harris Lucy Smith Bartlett Martha Pinkerton Ralph Koker Ed Thompson Mt. Hermon

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