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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 23, 1936
Page
16
Logan High School auditorium hosts an 8 pm band concert followed by a four minute limit for each act and three prize awards of 10 5 and 3 dollars. Contestants include a Camp Logan quartet a Juanita Wolfe tap quartet and a German band from Logan High School.
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Roosevelt-Davey Club prepares for a Binghamton meeting at the Masonic social rooms with 250 guests expected. Congressman Richard M. Russell of Massachusetts will be principal speaker, with Judge Dunlavy among the additional speakers under J. W. Gabriel's direction.
Logan twelve seniors at Rockbridge High will receive diplomas at the May 22 commencement. The list includes Ruth Brown Ida Coakley Ray Dupler Walter Fink Orvel Gorby Mae Harden Alice Kuhn Harold Later Georgia Primmer Dorothy Starner Kenneth Stuart and Dale Stuart. Gibisonville High also names Opal Compton Frieda Kreabaugh Mildred Barringer Lucille Krinn Clyde Bainter Venera Huffines Glenn Wilson William Bailey.
Logan Hocking County Scout Executives hold a business session at the Ambrose Hotel at 8 o clock Monday evening. Howard Kautz Lancaster field executive will attend. The meeting follows the regular Rotary Club meeting as many officers are Rotary members.
Rain and snow have left the athletic field muddy delaying work. Ground conditions on Wednesday prevented truck use and officials doubt the field will be ready by June 1 for baseball season. The American Legion Athletic Committee plans to continue the program at an alternate field this season and will proceed with games elsewhere.
Police recovered two coats stolen from First Presbyterian Church last Sunday morning in Athens and returned them to Logan. The coats belonged to Mrs Harriet Gibson Weymueller and Miss Helen Angle, who were attending services when they were taken.
John Beuler sues Charles Schultz secretary and manager and co defendants Peter Asa Bell Charlies Green and John Robey seeking dissolution of the partnership and a full accounting of partnership affairs.
Junior Tourist Book Club members met at Mrs. J. P. Shaw's home Tuesday to review Shining Windows by Kathleen Norris. Hostess and sister Miss Racine Rochester provided refreshments. Helen Rambo of Zanesville visits Logan residents C. R. Keyes family before returning home today. Anthony Toerner and Harry J. Stevenson accompanying visitors went to Columbus Wednesday.
The Logan Bible Class changes venue from the probate court room to Room 13 at the Methodist Episcopal Church. The class will meet tonight at 7 30.
Mrs. Virgil McDaniel and Mrs. Bert Pollock made a business trip to Lancaster. Mr. and Mrs. Russell James of Haydenville spent Sunday in Logan with relatives. Mrs. Pollock and Mrs. McDaniel were in Columbus Friday with Miss Ruth Wolfe. Mr. and Mrs. McDaniel will open a restaurant at 101 Washington Street Nelsonville next week. Mrs. Leverett Ellis was in Nelsonville Saturday.
Jesse Beougher of Haydenville was arrested Tuesday evening by Constable George H. Spacy on a charge of intoxication. He appeared before Magistrate C. T. Stephenson and paid a $5 fine plus costs after pleading guilty.
LOGAN The body of Fred Sherrard died in Columbus Monday was brought to Oak Grove Cemetery for burial this afternoon. Sherrard was a Logan resident for many years before moving to Columbus and was known among railroad workers and former band members in this city.
Democratic commissioner candidate Logan Anthony Cook was injured Wednesday afternoon while using an automobile jack near Union Furnace. The jack handle struck him between the eyes causing injuries but no further details were given.
Major Norman A Imrie Columbus newspaper writer will be principal speaker at the McKinley Republican Club's final regular meeting before the May 12 primary. The May 1 event at the Masonic Temple includes a 6 30 dinner served by Venus Chapter of the Order of Eastern Star with music and other program features.
The Men's Club of the First Presbyterian Church Logan will host Cumberland Ohio speaker T O Moore for the final indoor spring meeting on April 30. A 6 pm dinner precedes a program with a report by W W Martin and Moore speaking on Travels Through the Holy Land after two Holy Land trips and visits to nineteen foreign countries.
Paul Wendel identifies a Brooklyn house as his detention site where he says he was tortured into confessing the Lindbergh kidnapping before Hauptmann's execution. Officers seized Mrs Fay Schlossman for questioning after Wendel named her husband Martin Schlossman as part of the gang.
Sheldon Eugene Brunton, 22, miner, Murray City, son of Mr. and Mrs. Alex Brunton, and Anna Mae Spencer, 17, at home, Murray City, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Spencer.
Logan Miss Martha Smith a Hocking County music supervisor was dismissed from Cher rington Hospital Wednesday after several days treatment for a throat affliction.
Mattie Golden and Neate Columbus came to Logan to visit a husband held in the county jail. Golden was arraigned before Magistrate Whitehart the next morning and pled guilty to an intoxication charge, paying a fine of fifteen dollars plus costs.
A political advertisement asserts the candidate has spent fifteen years in close contact with workers and promises a fair square deal if elected. The text stresses loyalty to labor and a promise to fulfill labor’s confidence with honest, upright dealings.
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