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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 1935
Page
14
Logan workers at KH C Godman Company form a recreation program with four leagues for girls and men. The plant will field a baseball team as recreation grows. Over TM girl employees play, and a Wednesday night game ended with a score of ik to .
Forty four new enrollees at Camp Hocking from this county signed up Tuesday after passing physical examinations conducted by Dr. W. B. Lacock. Accepted names include Raymond Allen Lloyd Arnett Thomas Brown Edward Cook Ralph Durst James Easterling Theodore Frakes Paul Glenn Renzo Glass James Hale Norwood Hayes Raymond Hoey William Hoey Ray Johnson Willard Joyce Roy Kiefer James Kilpatrick Bill Koon James Love Donald James Martin Edward Marx Char jen Ours John Pummel Claude Ralph Leslie Ruble Claude Sheets John Spencer Raymond Storer Frank Stoughton Melvin Strous Dale Smyers Pearl Unger William Welle Howard Blackford Robert Reid Ralph Martin.
In Logan's Dicken Addition a new baby daughter brings four generations to share one home. Carl Durant and spouse welcome the child Wednesday evening. Grandparents James Worden and Mr. Fila Grove reside there, with additional grandparents George Durant also living in the city.
The Logan Sons of the American Legion held its initial charter meeting at the post rooms on Thursday night. The charter list remains open for 0 days as H. D. Foster and Clinton Webb assist in planning a summer recreational program including drill team and outdoor activities. The next meeting is set for May 9 with arrangements under way for the first initiation. In Columbia, Herbert Legg and Lewis Caine were arrested for displaying fictitious license plates. Magistrate 8. B. Whitehart fined them 25 dollars plus costs each.
Logan village officials purchased an acre tract north of the city to serve as water storage. A storage tank base appears excavated at the site on the highest point near Logan, about 300 feet above city level. It will require 2800 feet of 12 inch pipe to connect to the main line, with engineers surveying for plans and specifications as a FERA project.
Logan Carbon Hill boys and girls basketball teams who completed successful seasons will be honored at a banquet May 1 evening. Coach John Longley will be principal speaker with planning and decorations led by Miss Ben Ross Krvin and Clark. Carl C Byers and Mr. Pence oversee program and decor.
In rural Hocking County schools the eighth grade promotional test shows no median yet but the top quartile nears 100 points. Eleanor Brown of Marion Township led with 165 of 200 as Charles Summers, Vivian Johnson, Marjorie Hartley and Alice Vanatta followed with lower scores. Clovis Mahafey was charged with driving while intoxicated and held on a 500 dollar bond after arraignment.
Norman Happ and Millicent pursue Phyllis Faulconer by renting an undercover informant at a liquor shop. They bait a watchful Johnson to observe customers while Cynthia Happ and Bob Caise converse with him, hoping to identify the target in a black ermine coat.
Ross-Hocking Forest Office began operations at the Logan Courthouse with Melvin Heft appointed to represent the project in the county recorder's office. Residents of Salt Creek and Benton Townships may obtain details on government purchases under the AAA land policy. Meetings were held at South Bloomingville and are planned for Tucson at 7:30 p.m. on April 29 at the Red Men’s Hall.
Funeral services were conducted at the Enterprise United Brethren Church for Mrs. Mabel Vivian Vancuren 40 wife of Ray Vancuren of the village who died Tuesday night after a two week illness. Survived by husband four children Lawrence Carl Mabel Ruth and Clarabelle Louise at home also sisters Mrs Joe Harden and Mrs Homer Allison and mother Mrs Clara O Hare who died two weeks earlier Burial took place in Oak Grove Cemetery near Logan.
Minnie Karshner sues Maurice Karshner for divorce alleging neglect. The couple, married in Covington Kentucky on June 16 1931, asks restoration to the maiden name Minnie Weaver.
Active FERA projects in Falls Green Starr and Ward Townships employ 780 men part time while arrangements are under way in seven other townships to start new projects giving 175 more jobs. Route 31 improvement near Rockbridge uses 110 men.
Preliminary figures from the Chillicothe office show 1788 farms in Logan Hocking County this year, up from 1426 in 1980 and 363 more than last year, per Harold Chambers.
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