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Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 11, 1936

Page

12

Improvements At Cantwell Cliffs Draw Crowds

Cantwell Cliffs in Hocking County showcases a new water system delivering running water to four bubblers and four hydrants after a 328 foot drilled well. The park now features 32,000 feet of gravel walks, a stone bridge, shelters, trailside facilities, picnicking tables, and car services by Edgar Norman and Camp Logan staff, attracting garden and hiking clubs from North Columbus and beyond.

Logan Cantwell Cliffs Edgar Norman Camp Logan Columbus Bexley Zanesville Cambridge Cincinnati

School survey under way in Logan area

Eugene Robinson leads a state and federal school survey to map bus routes district boundaries and sites plus floor plans and grounds plat. The project is expected to finish by October 1.

Logan Eugene Robinson

Logan Man Shows Giant Sunflower and Old Folding Rule

George Moore of South Logan tends a sunflower rising 14 feet 5 inches tall with a bloom circumference of 7 1 2 inches. Deputy Sheriff Nellis Smith values a one-foot folding rule passed down from his father-in-law Finley Thompson, originally from the late Dan Engle, former Hocking County commissioner.

Logan George Moore South Logan Nellis Smith Finley Thompson Dan Engle Hocking County

Methodists Rally To Defeat Presbyterians In Five Inning Match

In Logan on Monday evening the Methodists beat the Presbyterians 3 to 2 in five innings, halted by darkness. Presbyterians scored in the first and third, Methodists in the second and third, Shaw driving in the first with a triple. Bases were loaded once by each team without scoring.

Logan Methodists Presbyterians Shaw

Logan Social Notes Celebrate a Broad Sunday Picnic

A string of Logan area residents from Coalville Athens Canaanville Columbus and Logan joined a picnic near Logan on Sunday visiting homes in Dicken Addition Roseville Nelsonville and Albany. The gathering included multiple families and notable guests such as Dr. Jones from Illinois and Emma Wolfe’s Iowa City niece relations with local residents.

Frank Lawrence Coalville William Lawrence Athens Martin Kincade Canaanville McCleary Columbus Ora Davis Logan Charles Lucille Mary Kincade Orla Clark John McGomery Dicken Addition George Gribble Roseville Rose Vulcano R. H. Jackson Helen Nelsonville Anthony Toerner Michael Frim Virginia Lee J. W. Coleman Gifford Hull Ann Shriner

Lyke Family Reunion At Rockview Park North Of Rockbridge

About 35 attendees gathered for the Lyke family annual reunion at Rockview Park near Rockbridge with a basket dinner. Officers elected were President Gertrude Schromme of Lancaster and Secretary George Hockenberry of Chillicothe. next year’s reunion set for Chillicothe. A surprise party honored J. B. Humphrey at his W Front Street home with a basket meal. Attendees included C. W. Wheatley, J. B. Humphrey of Columbus, Nora Kreider, George Humphrey and daughter Lenora, C. P. Mock and son Joe, Earl Hood and daughter Joan, John Mock and son Bob, Charles Wheatley, and Norman Shaw.

Park Lyke Rockview Park Rockbridge Gertrude Schromme Lancaster George Hockenberry Chillicothe Chillcothe J. B. Humphrey W. Front St C. W. Wheatley Columbus Nora Kreider George Humphrey Lenora C. P. Mock Joe Earl Hood Joan John Mock Bob Charles Wheatley Norman Shaw

New Drug Store Purchased by Risch Lancaster

Logan Lester Risen closed a deal last week to purchase the Wolfe drug store in Lancaster and took possession Monday morning. It is his second Lancaster pharmacy and he operates a third in the city. The manager has not been designated and remodeling is contemplated.

Logan Lester Risen Wolfe Lancaster

Ask Check on County Lists

Logan Hocking County officers were asked to certify their lists of clerks and assistants with the state civil service commission after a state supreme court opinion in a Hamilton County suit. Clerical workers in county offices may gain civil service status, but deputies with similar duties are excluded. Local clerk lists will be checked for civil service compliance.

Logan Hocking State Civil Service Commission State Supreme Court Hamilton County

Former Rector Returns To Visit Old Friends

The Rev and Mrs E L Pielow of Mt Lebanon PA are in this city for a short visit staying with Mr and Mrs Vern Bowen on Second Street. Pielow previously served five years as rector of St Paul Protestant Episcopal Church before moving to Mt Lebanon and continues to serve a parish there. He aims to meet as many friends as possible while in town.

Logan E. L. Pielow Mt. Lebanon Vern Bowen

Perry County Republican meeting invites Bricker Jenkins speak

People planning to attend the Perry County Republican meeting on Thursday should assemble at the McKinley Club rooms by 1 PM. A large delegation is expected to travel to hear gubernatorial candidate John W. Bricker. Congressman Thomas A. Jenkins will also speak.

Junior League double header to feature Methodists Catholics

Logan reports two Junior League games this week. On Wednesday at six o'clock the Methodists meet the Catholics in a cross parish clash, followed by a six o'clock Friday matchup between the tournament team and Marion Township. Also notes Saturn’s ring composition with tiny moons held by gravity.

Logan Marion Township Saturn

Chief on Vacation Heads West for Two Week Trip

Logan Chief of Police and Mrs Lew Reynolds travel Sunday to Vis Westerville to visit relatives then proceed to Colorado for a two week vacation Patrolman Robert Kleinschmidt will oversee daytime police duties during the absence of the officer

Logan Lew Reynolds Westerville Colorado Robert Kleinschmidt

Stripped Car Found at Logan Garage

Deputy sheriffs investigated a deserted auto found in the state garage on Route 31. The car, damaged in a Sunday night ravine plunge, had its front wheels tires and tubes removed and bears a West Virginia license. Officers seek the owner.

Logan West Virginia

Licensed To Marry Wade Crippen Tie The Knot

A marriage license was issued Saturday to Raymond E. Wade 28 a furniture factory worker Logan son of Mrs. B F Wade and Rosezina Crippen 18 at home Logan R F D daughter of Mr and Mrs Albert Crippen Magistrate C T Stephenson officiated.

Logan Raymond E. Wade B. F. Wade Rosezina Crippen Logan R. F. D Albert Crippen C. T. Stephenson

Clovis Mahaffey Pleads Guilty in Assault Case

Clovis Mahaffey of The Diamond pleaded guilty to making an assault in a menacing manner before Magistrate 8S. B. Whitehart Monday. He was fined and costs after an arrest by Deputy Sheriff Nellis Smith the prior day. Ada Hoskins and her son Clayton returned from a weeklong trip with Mr. and Mrs. Ray Clark of Zanesville visiting Canada. Mrs. Hoskins resumed duties as secretary in the prosecuting attorney’s office Monday. A Prague club in Czecho Slovakia holds weekly meetings with each member telling one joke daily.

Logan Ada Hoskins Clayton Ray Clark Zanesville Canada Prague Czecho Slovakia

Dexter Social Notes Local visits and gatherings span Dexter area

Irene Vonschmltz returns from Enterprise after visiting Mr and Mrs Alfred Taylor and Miss Louise McMorrow. Families and friends from Columbus Lancaster and Albany attend weddings dances and church services. Rev Selah Weatherby preaches at multiple Dexter churches with plans to speak in Rutland on Aug 16.

Claude Denny New Lexington Rex Davis Columbus Wilmot Davis Lancaster Blanche Davis Mary Frances Gillogly Albany Virginia Davis Starr Hall Amber Lodge 1.C.C.F Bob Betz Alma Betz Lyle Chapman Doug Chaney Langsville Elwood Caster O.H.E Gallipolis G. L. Wilson Dale McClure Akron John McClure Ed McLaughlin Burrell Carpenter Keefer Cook L. &. Entsminger West Virginia Howard Pond Beatrice Pond Rutland Selah Weatherby Old Dexter Church of Christ Salem Center Church

Plymouth Car Advertises Safety and Efficiency

Plymouth owners report 18 to 24 miles per gallon with 6.7 to 1 compression and calibrated ignition. The car features full-length water jackets, directional circulation, safety-steel body, and double-action hydraulic brakes, marketed as the lowest upkeep among low-priced cars.

Plymouth

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