Methodists Top Episcopalians in Postseason Bid
In Logan on August 7, the Methodists beat the Episcopalians 8 to 5 to push toward a playoff with Lutherans. Glen Bright earned the win with seven strikeouts, backed by solid defense, as Keller took the loss. The Lutherans and Presbyterians meet midweek to decide league leadership, with Lutherans holding seven victories and twoSec in the second half.
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Logan
Methodists
Episcopalians
Glen Bright
Keller
Hocking County 4-H Club Heads to Wellston Camp
Thirty five Hocking County 4 H Club members depart the courthouse at 1 PM for a week at a camp near Wellston. Athens County 4 H groups join at the camp. Extension agent Robert W Lang and Miss Hazel Cooke accompany the delegation along with club leaders. Camp managers are T H Johnson and Mr Lang.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. H. Johnson
Athens
Mr. Lang
Logan Shoe Factory Increases Output And Jobs
Output reaches about 600 pairs daily at Logan Shoe Factory with 186 workers. Last week 20 more girls slated for employment. Logan industries show steady work with over 225 men at Hocking Valley shops, full force at brick plant and Owens Manufacturing, and large Logan Clay Product plant active.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Logan Shoe
Logan Industries
Hocking Valley
Owens Manufacturing Company
Logan Clay Product Company
Letter Golf Puzzle Answer Caught by Local Brief
A reader shares the solution to today’s Letter Golf puzzle with the sequence Noise Noise Noose Moose Mouse. The answer highlights a rhyming progression ending with Mouse.
Union Furnace boards plans for new gymnasium
Starr Township Union Furnace School District advances plan for a physical education building in Union Furnace near the high school. Architect M Coakley of Nelsonville appointed to design a roughly 14500 dollar facility funded by 4000 state aid and district surplus, with no bond issue or tax increase. Jay McDaniels resigns. Earl Loomis named to fill vacancy, giving Union Furnace representation on the merged district board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Starr Township
Union Furnace
Laurel Run
Run
M. Coakley
Nelsonville
State Department of Education
Treasury
Jay McDaniels
Earl Loomis
Local visits and political notes in Benton Township area
Mr and Mrs Ben Collins of Toledo visit relatives near town this week. Magistrate J P Shaw of South Bloomingville travels to Logan Tuesday and files for reelection as justice of the peace of Benton Township. Mrs Maggie Higgy and Miss Anna White vacation with friends at Laurelville. Carl Cross, Falls Township trustee, shows slight improvement at West Main Street home.
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Ben Collins
Toledo
J. P. Shaw
South Bloomingville
Logan
Benton Township
Maggie Higgy
Anna White
Laurelville
Carl Cross
West Main Street
Falls Township
Knights of Pythias to Host Visiting Lodges in Logan
Charles Root of Newark and Glenn Sparks of Mt. Vernon, grand officials, attend local Knights of Pythias meeting Wednesday. They plan discussions for the upcoming grand lodge meeting and entertainment arrangements for the convention set for September 23 in this city.
Lighting System Improves Night Unloading on County Rail Cars
In Logan Aug 7 highway crews faced dark conditions while unloading rail cars. Traffic Officer Joe Farhearn and county mechanic Carl Larimer devised a battery powered lighting system. One light sits inside the car and another shines on the loading truck, solving the lighting problem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Hockine County
Joe Farhearn
Carl Larimer
Hefts Go From Columbus to Cynthiana for Visit
Mr and Mrs W F P Heft left Monday for Columbus then traveled to Cynthiana Kentucky for a three week visit as guests of Dr and Mrs Robert P D Green They were met at Cincinnati by Dr and Mrs Green.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. FP. Heft
Columbus
Cynthiana, Ky
Robert PD. Green
Cincinnati
Green
Old Friend Dobbin Bites Hard on New City Rules
In LOGAN a Perry County farmer ignores a no U turn sign and uses a boulevard light as a hitching post. The aged horse remains hitched on Main Street while the man completes his shopping and heads home.
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Logan
Perry County
Main Street
Market Street
Dobbin
Brown reunion planned at Rising Park Lancaster
Mrs H K Sparnow returns home from Buckeye Lake following a visit. Announcement of the second annual Brown reunion set for Sunday at Rising Park Lancaster with Carl M Brown as president and Elmer 8 Brown as secretary. W H H Stage, Murray City schools superintendent, visited Logan en route to Columbus. Mr and Mrs Edward Sines and baby of Toledo visit Mrs Agnes Sines in Logan. Mr and Mrs Russell Fahr of Chicago were guests of Mrs Alice Walker recently.
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Rising Park
Lancaster
Carl M. Brown
Elmer
Brown
Association
W. HH. Stage
Murray City
Logan
Columbue
Edward Sines
Baby
Toledo
Sines
Agnes Sines
North Spring Street
Relative Attends Trial in Hayes Shooting Case
Campbell Harper of Pomeroy, brother-in-law of the late Alexander Hayes, watches the Athens County Common Pleas Court trial of Edward Hicks for Hayes death. Hayes left a six year old daughter, Mary Ellen Hayes, who is being raised by grandmother Mary Ellen Harper in Pomeroy. Hayes was a renowned brick mason in the region.
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Campbell Harper
Pomeroy
Alexander Hayes
Edward Hicks
Athens County
Glouster Quicksteps Schedule Columbus Game
Glouster Quicksteps plan a Saturday trip to Columbus for a game and expect to play in Zanesville Sunday. Last Sunday they defeated the Zanesville Monarchs 10 to 4 with Sam Wither pitching, and the team remains unbeaten this season.
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Columbus
Zanesville
Glouster
Glouster Quicksteps
Sam Wither
Zanesville Monarchs
Birthday party recalls Mrs McClelland’s fifty second
A birthday gathering at the home of Mr and Mrs William McClelland marked Mrs McClelland’s fifty second birthday anniversary. A chicken dinner was served to relatives and friends including Renzo Hooper family Greens Run Sam McClelland family Glouster Henry Evanoff Jim Stem Donald Stem Clarence Rigney Pearl McClelland Rolly Hanson Ruth Craire William McClelland family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William McClelland
Donald
Clarence Rigney
Pearl McClelland
Rolly Hansom
Cilouster
Ruth Craire
Greens Run
Grahams To Meet In Reunion August 8
Bartlett Aug 7 The eighteenth annual meeting of the Gra ham family descendants of William and Dina Ann Wilson Gra ham will join the Bartlett Academy Reunion at Bartlett on Thursday August 8. No separate family session this year as the date was moved to accommodate distant attendees and Women’s Camp at Camp Hervida. Members register separately and wear a badge at registration. A business committee led by Roy J Calendine of Columbus will meet privately to transact necessary business.
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Bartlett
Graham
William
Dina Ann Wilson Graham
Bartlett Academy
Camp Hervida
Roy J. Calendine
Columbus
Family heads to Mammouth Cave camping near Kentucky
Mrs. Harry Craig and her two sons Bob and Junior travel with Joe and Frank Wilson from Middelport to a camp near Mammoth Cave Kentucky for a several day stay starting Tuesday morning.
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Kentucky
Harry Craig
Bob
Junior
Joe
Frank Wilson
Mammouth Cave
Glouster Schools Set September Opening Date
Glouster board of education announced the fall term will begin September 3 with the new school building not ready until after the year starts. Existing rooms will be reused, and Harry Cheney is rehired as heating plant fireman. Janitors named include Sophia LaFollett Icel Lewis Mrs Sam Meyers Harriet Williams and Alice Smith. Contractor Kircher of Athens received a second estimate for the new building while DeMolet Bros. of Athens handled plumbing on the project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Board of Education
Harry Cheney
Sophia LaFollett
Icel Lewis
Sam Meyers
Harriet Williams
Alice Smith
Kircher
Athens
DeMolet
Grange Receives Two Membership Applications
Homer Grange at Mountville reported two membership applications at its last meeting in Glouster. The group will hold its next meeting on Saturday September 7.
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Glouster
Homer Grange
Mountville
War and Rumors of War in For Rent Ads
War and rumors of war fill the Messenger for vacant houses apartments and rooms as ads in the For Rent column battle for attention. Herb Cox of Athens advertised a six room house on First Street and within three days a satisfactory tenant was found, proving ads can quell vacancies.
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Napoleon
Alexander
Herb Cox
Athens
First Street
Giluster Scouts Camp at Lake Chute Muskingum
Eleven Giluster Boy Scouts plus one Corning youth spend a week camping at Lake Chute on the Muskingum. Participants include Byron Rodgers Robert Jones Robert Clark Harry Welsch Bel ford Hemsley Andrew Chute Jr Robert Ochs Lewis Gatchel Max Williams Orville Bingman Eugene Bingman Clyde Bingman all from Giluster with one from Corning.
Mine injury leads to finger amputation at Glouster
Leslie Chappelear of Mountville had his right forefinger amputated after an injury suffered about a year ago at the mine. Medical reports note improvement in his condition since the operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Leslie Chappelear
Mountville
Trimble Postmistress Zoe Herrold to Return from Nova Scotia
Mrs Zoe Herrold postmistress at Trimble is returning from a vacation in Sydney Mines Nova Scotia. She will depart Thursday morning and arrive in Cleveland Sunday morning where she will spend the day with her son Joe P Herrold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Zoe . Herrold
Trimble
Sydney Mines
Nova Scotia
Kiwanis Picnic Set for August 12 at Athens Grounds
The Athens Kiwanis Club will host a picnic for members and wives at the Athens County Fair Grounds on Monday August 12. A sports program is being arranged by committee members P. F. Good James Householder B. T. Grover and Glenn Staneart.
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Athens Kiwanis Club
Athens County Fair Grounds
P. F. Good
James Householder
B. T. Grover
Glenn Staneart
Tea's Ancient Rise in China Dates Back 4700 Years
The article notes tea as possibly the first artificially concocted human drink with a habit in China traced to about 4,700 years ago. It highlights tea's long history and cultural prominence in Chinese society.
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China
Invisible Zemo Heals Itching Skin With Safe Relief
An ad touts Invisible Zemo as a soothing antiseptic for bites rash sunburn and summer irritations. It claims quick relief cools draws out infection and smooths blemishes. Available in rac 60e and one dollar sizes with emphasis on safety and cleanliness.
Mrs. Al McClellan Dies at 52 of Organic Heart Trouble
Mrs. Al McClellan age 52 died Tuesday at 5:30 PM at her Chauncey area home from Organic heart trouble. Survived by husband, she was formerly of Greens Run and well known locally. Funeral at Church of Christ in Glouster Thursday at 2 PM, Rev E Roberts officiating. Burial in Glouster Cemetery.
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Glouster
al McClellan
Chauncey
Greens Run
Church of Christ
Sr. E. Roberts
Antore Vollmer Returns After Illinois Coal Work
Antore Vollmer returns to Glouster after a year of coal field work in Illinois where he found steady mining until a few weeks ago when activity slackened.
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Glouster
Antore Vollmer
Illinois
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Pn the Sound Review
Lon Chaney
Columbia
Ben Lyon
Shirley Mason
Jason Robards
THE
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George Lewis
Dorothy Gulliver
D. Zenner Co
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H. K. Sparnow
Buckeye Lake
Russell Fahr
Chicago
Alice Walker
Grahams
Reunion
Kiwanis Club
Pimiento American
Jack Horner
F. J. Beasley Milling & Grocery Co
Holland
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Vaporaire
Holland Factory
Holland Furnace CO
Holland, Michigan
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Morris Ave
Athens, Ohio
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