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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 20, 1935
Page
10
The Logan teachers examination schedule lists August 30 as the final exam of the year. Applicants teaching outside their college majors must complete six hours of additional work to qualify. Jack Homman at Cherrington Hospital shows improvement after Friday fall at Old Man's Cave with a fractured right wrist. doctors report no other injuries.
Logan report shows nine arraigned Monday before Magistrate 8 B Whitehart intoxication predominated. Eight pleaded guilty. Noah Guess fined 100 dollars and costs with six month driving suspension for two charges. 25 dollars on the second. Robert Alien fined 20 dollars and costs. Wilbur Kern 5 dollars. Allen Trego Babe Bass John Ross and Jack Nash 15 dollars each. William Davis 10 dollars. Victoria Davis pleaded not guilty to intoxication. Doy Dawson contempts before Judge Harley M Whitcraft. case under advisement. Tleaboro School opening Labor Day Sept 2. Ralph Walker announces new textbooks to grade pupils under free textbook program. bring old books for exchange.
Logan civil service commission announces a patrolman examination at city hall Friday at 1 PM to certify an eligibility list for an extra patrolman. Ora Davis cited to appear for arraignment in mayor's court at 7 PM next Monday night by Patrolman George Jurgenamier.
Logan Godmann led a 17 to 4 win over the Eagles as Steward’s support sparked runs. Bow sman pitched seven innings for the Shoemen, then Red Caste finished. Jack Floyd led the winners at bat.
In Logan on Monday C J Wilson arrived to take charge of the Netkirk store replacing George Williams who resigned last week for another position in Akron Wilson is married with two children and will be joined here later by his family W F Gray of Nelsonville helped with the transfer assisting Wilson with the move to the Netkirk store.
Mrs. Rachel Laird hosts Willing Workers Class at West Hunter Street home at 7 30 p m Thursday. A busy weekend features a Gallagher Avenue family gathering and picnic with many attendees from Charleroi Columbus Pleasantville Wheeling and Logan.
Logan notices a summer of storms badly damaging Whit Davis's farm in Washington Township. Seven cherry trees fallen, ten acres of walnut timber damaged, and his corn field leveled. A later storm shifted his barn off its foundation and partly unroofed it. A separate terse telegram reports the death of 75 year old David Powell at his Mytei Iowa home.
Logan hospital entries record Howard Blackford an enrollee at Camp Hocking admitted for influenza. Harold Hass undergoes a tonsil operation. Otto Buntoff admitted for treatment. Ethel Graham returns home after surgery. Jack Nash of Camp Logan jailed after a Sunday incident and fined 15 dollars plus costs for intoxication.
Logan residents Mr and Mrs John Hanse and Minas Julia Adcock returned home Sunday from a Southern journey. Donald Moore came back to Lancaster Saturday after visiting his father A B Moore. William Bush and Edgar Hillyer toured New Haven and Mt. Alto West Virginia with Mrs Hillyer returning from St. Louis. Mrs Emery Oyler and family visited relatives in Wellston. Mrs L O Bort, Mrs Paul Spears and Ray Dellison traveled to Mt Pleasant Michigan to see Mr and Mrs Carl Frenier.
In Logan, farmers report persistent rains hindering threshing and hay cutting. Wheat shocks are overgrown and molding, with only stacked or mowed crops likely to yield much. Hay harvest largely incomplete as rain continues.
James Dupler of Ward Township faced a serious charge of incest filed Monday in magistrate court by Judge B Whitehart after a three month sheriff investigation led by Sheriff Joe Farbearn. An 11 year old daughter is named as the victim in the affidavit. Dupler denied the charge and was held on $800 bond for grand jury action following several days in jail on intoxication charges.
Bee keepers report a rich season with white clover the main nectar source. Castle Mason area yielded about 600 pounds, C. W. Zeigler's apiary 200 pounds, and others like C. E. Bensonhaver Cy Carpenter and Fred Hugh also reported solid production. Prices fell to an average of fifteen cents per pound, with some sales at ten cents.
John Kleinschmidt an Oberlin student entertained the club with Miss Mary Louise Bowen as accompanist. The September program was announced by president H. M Roocks with Emil Fichel Harley M Whitcraft and Clarence Schempp as sponsors. Ray mond Robinson of Zanesville attended as a guest.
In Logan on Monday night the league leading Methodists lost 8 to 3 as a Catholic lineup filled by Webb Lehman Jones Spence and Swaim pitched by Swaim, who fanned seven and allowed three earned runs. Leonard lasted seven hits and five strikeouts.
Final rites were held at 2 p m for Miss Liza O'Hare 79 who died Sunday at her Railroad Avenue home The Rev John A Toy United Brethren Church presided Burial in Oak Grove Cemetery Nearest relatives are brothers Robert Reynoldsburg and Mose Green Township as listed
Members of the Sun shine Class of the M. E. Church organized a softball team during Saturday night meeting with Naomi Mullins Elizabeth Simmers and Liszie Harvey as sponsors Gloria Hintz elected manager and Mary Helen Harvey captain. Dailey Sapp will umpire and the lineup includes Mary H Harvey as pitcher G Blackford catcher M Penceili at first base D Lowery second base F Blackford third base E Stewart shortstop J Davis and fielders R Mullins B Dickerson RB Greene.
Chauncey Margaret Minister and her children who spent the summer in Athens and Chauncey visited Mrs. Marie Pritchard and Mrs. Florence Minister and family before returning to Pittsburgh Pa. Saturday. They were accompanied by Eleanor Minister and Charles and Leona Minister who returned to Chauncey Sundar.
Only two mines were marked up for work Tuesday with seven mines operating Monday. The two active mines Tuesday were Lick Rum and Black Diamond. A baby is born in the country every four seconds.
Chauncey area social notes list visits and gatherings among local residents. Mr and Mrs Victor Grinstead hosted a boat excursion on the Ohio River. Numerous families from Chauncey, Glouster, Albany, and nearby towns are noted visiting or hosting relations over the weekend.
Chauncey Ernestine and Christine Mingus and Bernice Hipscher left Saturday by motor for a ten day sight seeing tour through Virginia. They expect to spend most of the time at Virginia Beach.
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