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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 12, 1938

Page

12

Close Chief Justice race shown in tight vote tally

Logan county official tabulation of Tuesday primaries shows Clinton Boyd 736 to Walter Wanamaker 735 for chief justice. Official figures list Bricker 1,879 Vernor 1,104 Metcalf 1,104 Herbert 524 Day 1,144 Taft 599 Silbaugh 577 for 11th district, plus other county and state races.

Robert A. Taft Thomas P. White Creed Silbaugh H. T. Phillips Damon D. Watkins Dean M. Hickson Walter KE. Brehm Joseph Carlos Brashares Walter North W. E. Evans Kenneth R. Fitzgerald

Dupler Prepares Return to Hollister School duties

Carl Dupler, who has resided in the city this summer, is arranging to return to his teaching post at Hollister early next month. He will resume teaching industrial arts and coaching basketball at the school.

Logans Carl Dupler Hollister

Evans Couple Arrive in Boston on East Canada Vacation

Logan friends report Mr and Mrs Leslie Evans arrived in Boston for a ten day trip through the East and Canada and are enjoying the vacation.

Logan Leslie Evans Boston East Canada

Sheriff Sale of Athens County Real Estate Aug 22 1958

Ohio Athens County Common Pleas Court orders a public auction of Lots 2445 2446 and 2447 in James Millican subdivision at the Athens County Court House 1:30 PM August 22 1958. Property appraisals range from 265 to 2000 with a two thirds minimum bid. Sold cash day of sale with sheriff Charles Bayless and Deputy Epsther Gross. Foster Cornwell attorney represents the case.

Léslie Milliran Athens Ohio James Millican E. H H. Moore Recorder Athens County B. & ©. Railroad Company Stuart St Stewart and Milliren St Stewart St Charles W. Bayless Epsther BR. Gross Foster B. Cornwell

Taxes accepted till Sept 1 with waived penalties

Logan county treasurer Robert N. White announced that taxes will be accepted at the treasurer’s office until September 1 without penalty. Books close soon after for settlements by the auditor, and late payers are urged to act as no further extensions will be granted.

Logan Robert N. White

Bridge Loss Heavy in Hocking Area

Logan reports another bridge washed away by heavy rain. County tallies 28 bridges damaged or destroyed in floods over the last two weeks. Restoration work has been underway since late last week.

Logan Hocking County

State Official To Attend Education Board Meeting

Logan Dick Smith assistant state director of education is expected to attend the county board of education meeting this evening. He told Supt. J W Coleman he would be present or send a representative from the state department. The special meeting acts on Laurelville Perry District transfer to the tri county district as merger plans proceed.

Logan Dick Smith County Board of Education Supt J. W. Coleman State Department Laurelville Perry Tri-County Smith

Grangers Plan County Picnic at Ash Cave

All subordinate granges of Hocking County will cooperate for a picnic at Ash Cave on Saturday August 20. The afternoon program includes dinner games and a variety of activities.

Logan Hocking County Ash Cave

Expect Changes To Be Made in Precincts

Logan county election officers announce changes in precinct officials for the coming year as new committees on both tickets prepare certificates of election. Committeemen will then appoint officials and make recommendations, with most long-time members retained alongside some changes.

Logan Hocking County

Postpone Reunion in Park at Carbondale

Fresh air camp at Birch Hollow Park forces postponement of the Nanna Branden burg and Old Settlers Reunion to Sunday Sept 11 in Carbondale. Local residents and visitors are listed as spending time with family and friends across Athens Columbus Lancaster New Marshfield and Nelsonville with various trips and ill health notes.

Carbondale Birch Hollow Park Old Settlers Leslie Howson Emma Skaggs Barberton Glenn Prater Pearl Mace Jane Doolittle Lancaster Lizzie Doolittle Hazel Dusz Albert Dusz Richard Robert Jacksonville James Hoak Columbus Leo Kennard Virginia Patricia New Marshfield Anna Howson David Lee Hawkins Frank Risley Cincinnati Chillicothe Bessie Brooks Raymond Bill Grace Treadway Louise Adams Anna Grace Connett Missouri Patricia Daugherty Albert Johnson Athens Nell Lowry Barbara Jeannine Gertrude Evans Alfred Earnshaw Jasper Cox Emerson Holland Toledo George Carlin Margaret Savage Butcher Curt Daugherty Rose ‘Lefft M. J. Callahan Nolan Mace Nelsonville Electa Arnold Mary Phillips Kossuth Doolittle Dorthy Frank Hazel Dust

Bombs Hit Boone College During Hankow Raid

Bombs struck Boone College during a Japanese air raid on Hankow, hitting campus buildings of the American operated institution. Casualties and full details remain unconfirmed as the attack unfolds.

College Hankow Boone College

Logan Social Notes Honor Karlotta Schmitter Birthday

Mr and Mrs Karl Schmitter hosted relatives and young friends at their Logan summer home for Karlotta Schmitter s 13th birthday with games contests and a supper. Guests included numerous Schmitter relatives and friends from Columbus Nelsonville Murray City and Pleasant Valley with several local hosts and visitors. Mary Neville Lacock visited the Weinrich home while Billy Lacock stayed at the Eleanor Durr farm. Louise Burchfield of Cleveland visited her siblings in the area.

Karl Schmitter Logan Karlotta Robert Schmitter Mary Ann Hull Columbus William Schmitter Cleo Betty Leona Bill Nelsonville William Poling Gerald Robinson Murray City Pearl Seaman Sally Riggs Mary Neville Lacock Eugenia Weirich Forest Weinrich Pleasant Valley Billy Eleanor Durr W B. Lacock Louise Burchfield Cleveland Fred Burchfield

Webb Family Heads to Buckeye Lake Cottage

On Sunday morning Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Webb and sons Ralph and Ned along with Mr. and Mrs. Rudy Lortz, Mrs. Mabel Poling and Gloria depart for a week at Buckeye Lake. In Mr. Webb’s absence, Messenger representative Miss Florence Bort will handle Logan news and can be reached at phone 1881.

Logan Clinton Webb Ralph Ned Rudy Lortz Mabel Poling Gloria Buckeye Lake Webb Messenger Florence Bort Miss Bort

Harper family to move to McPherson Kansas for oil work

Mr and Mrs Karl Harper and their family will leave Monday for McPherson Kansas where Mr Harper will work in the oil field. They plan to reside in that state for several months. Mr Harper previously lived in Kansas for several years.

Logan Karl Harper McPherson Kans Harper Kansas

Licensed to marry Logan Sherby and Nettie Brown

George Sherby a 33 year old motor repairman of Detroit and Nettie Brown a 26 year old saleslady of Detroit were issued a marriage license on Wednesday.

Logan George Sherby Detroit Nettie Brown

Local Youth Tommy Campbell Recovering After Surgery

Tommy Campbell son of Mr and Mrs Alfred Campbell returned home from Columbus hospital where he had an appendectomy ten days ago. He is improving steadily.

Logan Tommy Campbell Alfred Campbell Columbus

Revival services announced at South Harvey M. E. Church

Logan revival services will be held at South Harvey Memorial Evangelical Church in Marion Township each evening next week. The public is invited to attend.

South Harvey M. FE. Church Marion Township

Welfare workers escort two patients to Columbus

Mrs Dessie Hanna and Miss Bertha Madlener of the welfare department took two patients to Columbus on Thursday afternoon.

Logan Columbus Dessie Hanna Bertha Madlener

Albany Route 1 News And Personal Notes item list

Albany Route 1 notes show visits by Arthur Rhollans and sons of Cincinnati to Charley Robinett's family, and gatherings of West family members from Dayton. Boyd Williams traveled to Kentucky for his mother’s illness. The Dixon family from Wales Mills visited Carroll Elliott. Arthur Lievellen hosted Arthur Smith and family from Bucyrus. L Davis of Sugar Creek spent time with brother George Davis. George Climer funeral held near Albany with local attendees. Will Runyon funeral at Nazarene Church in Athens.

Albany Arthur Rhollans Cincinnati Charley Robinett Lawrence West Frances Keogh Dayton Will West Boyd Williams Kentucky Tom Dixon Wales Mills Altha Scott Chloe Crossen Will Runyon Nazarene Church Athens Wednesdday

Mrs Harper Hosts Sew It Club Farewell

Mrs Karl Harper entertained the Sew It Club at her N Spring Street home Wednesday evening. Present were Mrs Kenneth Fitzgerald Mrs Rudolph Lortz Mrs Elder Martin Mrs Rex Johnson Mrs Sterling Smith Mrs George Gribble and the hostess. The group adjourned for a late lunch at Blossers. A covered dish supper is planned Friday at the Johnson home on N Market Street as a farewell for Mrs Harper who with Mr Harper and their two children depart Monday for Kansas.

Harper Karl Harper N. Spring St Blossers Kenneth Fitzgerald Rudolph Lortz Elder Martin Rex Johnson Sterling Smith George Gribble Johnson N. Market St Mr. Harper Kansas

Priscilla Club Guests From Nelsonville Attend Meeting

Mrs. Nelson Dowler and her daughter Miss Nelle Stracke Dowler of Nelsonville attended the Priscilla Club meeting at Mrs. Theodore Johnsons home on Wednesday evening. After needlework, refreshments were served to members including Mrs. Fred Stracke Mrs. Albert Seabright Mrs. Harry Wright Mrs. Denzil Weltner Mrs. Charles Lewis Mrs. F A Koppe Mrs. Don Warner Mrs. Fred Hilderbrandt Mrs. Curtis Cole Mrs. Myrtle Kleinschmidt Mrs. Gertrude Kleinschmidt Miss Margaret Hartmann and Miss Emma Kleinschmidt.

Nelson Dowler Nelle Stracke Dowler Nelsonville Priscilla Club Theodore Johnson Fred Stracke Albert Seabright Harry Wright Denzil Weltner Charles Lewis F. A. Koppe Don Warner Fred Hilderbrandt Curtis Cole Myrtle Kleinschmidt Gertrude Kleinschmidt Margaret Hartmann Emma Kleinschmidt

Lacocks Attend Columbus Luncheon on Cancer Drive

Dr and Mrs W B Lacock attended a Columbus luncheon of state officers and district chairwomen of the Cancer Control division of the Ohio Federation of Women's Clubs. Mrs Lacock is southeast district chairwoman in charge of a drive to be opened in September.

W. B. Lacock Columbus Cancer Control Division Ohio Federation of Women’s Clubs Lacock Southeast

Footballers To Start Early at Logan School

Logan High School expects early football practice as coach Tommy Bender returns from WVU coaching course. Practices start after Aug 20 with school opening Sept 6 and first game Sept 16 against Bremen. Bender may share new ideas and bring fresh equipment for the Chieftains.

LOGAN Tommy Bender Logan High School Bender University of West Virginia Gus Darius Detroit Bremen Chieftains

Albaugh Seeks Recount in Central Committee Race

Albaugh, a Democrat, went to Logan to ask the election board for a recount of the central committee race in his precinct. Stanley Clary was the apparent winner by five votes. Albaugh said he would likely file for a re tabulation before the deadline. Election officials reminded candidates to file expense accounts within ten days to obtain a nomination certificate.

Logan Willard Albaugh Election Board Central Committee Stanley Clary Albaugh

Cotton plants bloom in Briley garden

In Logan Charles Briley reports four or five cotton stalks growing in his garden. He notes one stalk began blooming Thursday and predicts blooms will continue until frost, following a last season’s small harvest.

Logan Charles Briley Briley

Logan Barber Finds Huge Puffball Mushroom

Charles Schempp a Logan barber finds a four pound puffball weighing three feet in circumference on the Wash Meldrim farm in Falls Township. He exhibited the large edible specimen Thursday evening calling it one of the district’s largest finds.

Logan Charles Schemp Logan Barber Schempp Wash Meldrim Falls Township

Milk Weed Record Claims Big Growth Near Smoke House

Logan Marion Township resident How ard Rowland claims a milk weed growth record with two plants measuring 13 feet 4 inches each near his smoke house. The piece also notes visits and health updates from local families including the Welchs of Albany and Lula Welch’s tonsil operation in Athens.

Logan Howard Rowland Marion Township

White Wins in GOP Congressional Contest

Ross County Election Board reported Thomas P. White of Fairfield County won the Republican nomination for Congress over Creed Silbaugh of Chillicothe. White led by 300 votes outside Hocking County and by 370 in the district, setting up a challenge to incumbent H. K. Claypool of Chillicothe for re election.

Logan Ross County Election Board Thomas P. White Fairfield County Congress Creed Silbaugh Chillicothe White Hocking County H. K. Claypool

Transfusions for Logan-John A. Fickel Continue

Logan-John A. Fickel, in critical condition for several days, received a third blood transfusion at Cherrington Hospital on Thursday. He has undergone two major operations in recent weeks. Mrs. William Tippie of Jacksonville was admitted to the hospital Wednesday evening for treatment.

Logan John A. Fickel Cherrington Hospital William Tippie Jacksonville

Enrollee bitten near Camp Hocking sent to hospital

Arthur Conn, an enrollee at Camp Hocking, helped carry a pine log Thursday when bitten by a snake or insect. He was ordered to Cherrington Hospital for medical attention.

Logan Arthur Conn Camp Hocking Cherrington Hospital

Logan-Hocking Grange Chorus Plans Rehearsal at St Matthew

The Logan Hocking County Grange Chorus will rehearse Thursday night at 8 at St Matthew Lutheran Church. Mrs James R Smoot directs the group.

Pastors Planning Sunday Sermons Across Local Churches

Logan ministers announce topics and schedules for Sunday worship. Rev C W Graham leads at 10:30 at Methodist Episcopal Church with Youth Choir singing. Rev Amos L Heyde conducts Lutheran services at St Matthew at 10. Morning plans vary by church with no evening services noted.

St. John Lutheran Church Heyde Ilesboro Elmer Bliss Trinity ,Lutheran Church

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Tally State of Ohio Common Pleas Court D. Gorham Zenners Hocking Area Grangers Joseph Unterreiner Turtle Creek Pittsburgh Unterreiner State Supreme Court Mrs. Webb Logan School Clement Welch Amanda Howard Welch Albany R. D Lula Welch Thelma Getty Springfield J. W. Dean Downington Wun-Der Shoe Stores Wun-Der Shoe Store Albert B. Buchanan First Presbyterian Church I. R. Goldberg Shapiro Worstell Zenner’s Dept Kroger’s Kroger Country Club Avondale P&g Crisco Latonia Club Clifton Ces Normandie WESCO Vyao Pearl California Bartlett Doz Missouris Doris Frankfurters Linda WLW
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