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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Dec 06, 1935

Page

7

County Officials Face Reelection Push in Meigs Roundup

In Meigs County election chatter, several county offices will seek reelection while some incumbents up for new terms plan to run again. Prosecutor Ewing and Sheriff Joe Fartan outline candidates including Wright, St. Clair, Wolfe, and others as officers like grveror and clerk of courts may be filled. State officials and deputy Fowler visit Sheriff Joe en route to Columbus after attending the state convention.

Hocking Pb. Ewing Fanning Joe Fartative H. H. Wright Owers Frank St. Clair i Wolfe Grveyor Wroner Columbus Fowler Meigs County Joe State

Mell G Underwood Appointment Reported for Sixth Term

Information from The Messenger notes Mell G Underwood of New Lexington is reported to seek an appointment to represent the Federal district in southern Ohio. The source says he would be a congressman for six terms, though specifics remain unclear.

Mell G. Underwood Ohio Madida New Lexington

Betty Jean Koch Mends After Coffee Spill Burns

Betty Jean Koch M, daughter of Mr and Mrs Kocheran, suffered burns from a spilled coffee. She is expected to recover and be able to return next week.

Betty Jean Koch- M Mr. and Kocheran

Wheat contracts fall short of prior year total

County reports show fewer wheat contractors signed for next year, about half the 1935 total. By the deadline on the 13th, twenty contracts had been filed, with no stated reason for the drop.

Purcell Roades Receives Mother's Logng Note on Broadcasts

Purcell Roades of Cincinnati writes a column from his mother’s reminiscence about broadcasts for orchestras and honors late F s Purcell, former newspaper owner, in a reflective piece for The Cincinnati Post.

Purcell Roades Cincinnati Post Logan F. S Purcell

Local Farmers Institutes Include Lectures at Gibsonsville

Hocking County reports a series of farmer institutes with Mrs. D. B Washington and D. A. Cedarvine as principal figures. Mr. Mein presented on tine and Egypt topics, drawing groups from Gibsonsville Township for lectures.

Hocking County D. Bashington D. A. Cedarvine Farmers Institutes Mace Giblsonville Township Mein Egypt

Red Cross Roll Call and Juror Payments Highlight Patchy Notice

Fragmentary text notes Red Cross roll call and juror payments around 1935. Mentions National Jurors, Common Pleas, Peng Avenue, Lurch, and Protestant context. Details are unclear due to damaged OCR.

Logan Brief Social Notes

Sewing at Miss Margaret Hartmann home with Mrs Emma Tucker assisting. Contract Bridge Club at Mr and Mrs Paul Shaw home with Dr James P Shaw high. Social Circle hosted by Mrs M G Harbaugh and Mrs T R Walburn with dinner and prizes. Sisters Susie Club at Mrs Floyd Duffy home enjoying knitting. attendees listed. Christmas party planned at Mrs Brown’s on North Street in two weeks.

Priscilla Club Margaret Hartmann Emma Tucker Paul Shaw North Spring Street Contract Bridge Club James P Shaw M. G. Harbaugh T. R. Walburn Blanche Lutz Ella Keynes Melrose Harbaugh Willard Lyke John Wellman Charlotte Strentz Sisters Susie Floyd Duffy A. 0. Kelch C. Rochester Frank Weiland W. D. Braddock Clarence Heine Frank Brown Edward Kemper

Lower Court Ruling Upheld in Ohio Case

The Ohio Court of Appeals affirmed the clerk of courts ruling in State of Ohio vs Boston Pyle of Starr Township. Pyle was indicted for failing to provide for an illegitimate child and pleaded not guilty. The jury found him guilty, the higher court found no error in law affecting the defense, and judges Blosser Middleton and McCurdy concurred. Judge Whitcraft presided at trial.

Logan Court of Appeals Charles C. Achauer State of Ohio Boston Pyle Starr Township Pyle Peter J. Blosser William Middleton Russell K. McCurdy Harley M. Whitcraft

Logan Girl Victim of Injuries in Accident

Relatives are advised of injuries to Frances Bownes formerly of Logan in a motor wreck near Greenville Indiana Tuesday. She was taken to a Greenville hospital after traveling with friends to Oklahoma for Thanksgiving and returning to Columbus. Frances Bownes, daughter of the late Henry Bownes of East Hunter Street, suffered a fractured skull and other injuries.

Logan Frances Bownes Greenville Ind

Cotton Sandwiches Aid Pin Ingestion Cure

Thelma Kaighn of Germantown Pennsylvania eats a cotton sandwich breakfast as doctors treat a swallowed pin. The nurse brought the item to the bedside while the cotton diet is expected to surround the pin and reduce injury to internal organs.

Thelma Kaighn Germantown Miss Kaighn

Parents Plan PTA Instruction Session in Logan City

Mrs. John Lee announces a school of instruction for PTA members in Logan City. The 1 PM and 7 PM sessions will feature speakers Mrs. Do Wrooth of Gallipolis and Mrs. Ethel Simon of Columbus. East, West, and Central groups will cooperate. county organizations are invited. officers urged to attend.

Locano High to Award Letters to Band Members

For the first time Locano High School will award letters to band members this year, breaking the tradition of giving letters only to athletes. Veteran band members are expected to receive numerals at the end of the school year.

Logan Locano High School

Charles Mohler Heads Workmen's Burial Club

Officers were elected for the Workmen's Mutual Burial Association at a Wednesday business meeting in Logan. Charles Mohler was named president, with Lawrence Myers as vice president, Earl Columber secretary roles split, and a board of control plus examining committee detailed among members.

LOGAN Workmen's Mutual Burial Association Charles Mohler Lawrence Myers Earl Columber Virginia Belt Charles H. Smith Archie Barnes Edward Cook Charles Wright Walter Huffman Board of Control Joe Walburn Frank Lanning

Red Cross Roll Call Reaches 327 Count

Announcement from Red Cross headquarters shows 327 memberships to date with many districts still unreported. Officials expect the total to rise substantially once all districts file reports.

Red Cross Logan

Revival Will Continue Through Week End

Revival services at the Church of the Nazarene will run through Friday Saturday and Sunday. Rev. F. H. Landgrabe reports the events and Rev. Roy Klingler of West Lafayette leads the meetings delivering morning and evening sermons on Sunday.

LOGAN Church of the Nazarene F. H. Landgrabe Roy Klingler West Lafayette

Officers Elected in Hocking County Farmers Institutes

Logan district reports officers chosen at Union Furnace and Gibisonville meetings attended by farmers and teachers. Union Furnace officers are J. M. Lanner president Murray Phillips vice president Mrs Burl Goodwin secretary treasurer and Mrs Pearl Duffey hostess. Gibisonville officers are C F Kreider president Kay Brosser vice president and Mrs Charles Karr secretary treasurer.

Kay Brosser Charles Karr

Police Warn Trucks To Slow Through Logan City

Logan police issue a warning to truck drivers to reduce speed in the city after reports of reckless operation endangering motorists. They say arrests will follow if the warning is ignored.

Logan

Education Chief Denies Involvement In Temperance Plans

Logan notes state director of education E L Bowsher denies any role in liquor board temperance day plans. He says materials will come from the state department and highlight the evils of alcohol. In Logan M P Kennard of Starr visited Mrs Adana, then traveled to Columbus to see Mr and Mrs Marion Welch. Robert Loomis underwent a major operation at Cherrington Hospital Thursday and did well afterward.

Logan County Superintendent of Schools E. L. Bowsher Liquor Board Columbus State Department M. P. Kennard Starr Adana Marion Welch Robert Loomis Cherrington Hospital

Ministers form association for Churches of Christ in 10 counties

In Zanesville a group of nineteen ministers and four women organized an association for the ministers of Churches of Christ across ten counties centered at Zanesville. Rev Gaines M Cook spoke, a book review followed, and Rev Lewis Mink was named chairman with Mrs Kenneth Reed as vice chairman and Rev Wreath as secretary treasurer. The next meeting is set for the fourth Monday in January with bi monthly gatherings. Rev Paul Runk pastors First Church Zanesville.

Chauncey Gilbert Courtney R. F. Strickler Nelsonville David P. Morris Glouster Zanesville Church of Christ Churches of Christ Gaines M. Cook Ohio Christian Missionary Society Ministers’ Association Lewis Mink Newark Kenneth Reed Lowell Wreath Paul Runk First Church

Camp Quarantined at Pleasant Grove Utah

Chauncey George Smith Eldon Schoonover and Floyd Palmer report their camp at Camp Pleasant Grove Utah is under quarantine for scarlet fever Merbert Tucker Ath ens ill with the disease but improved and no new cases have developed

Chauncey George Smith Eldon Schoonover Floyd Palmer CCC Camp Pleasant Grove Utah Merbert Tucker Athens

Chauncey Personals Highlights Local Social Notes

Chauncey resident Mrs. Clifford Ban suffered burns on three fingers and the right hand Monday when a box of matches she was holding ignited. Luther Cruikshank is reported ill at his Main Street home. Dr and Mrs C N Sanders and son Bob, Mrs Charles Sanders and George Jackson were in Columbus Wednesday. Miss Mary Guerra spent last Saturday in Columbus. Mrs William Clary of Albany has visited Millfield with her daughter Mrs L W Sanders and family. Mr and Mrs William Wemmer hosted Dr Fred Wemmer and sons Bill and Wilth Toledo and Mr and Mrs Grover Patton and son Woodrow Patton Millfield last week. Mrs James Love, Mrs Clarence Sanders, Mrs Henry Heffkin and daughter Carolyn and Ray Saunders were in Columbus Wednesday.

Chauncey Clifford Banfield Luther Cruikshank Main St C. N. Sanders Bob Charles Sanders George Jackson Columbus Mary Guerra William Clary Albany Millfield L. W. Sanders William Wemmer Fred Wemmer Bill and Elth Toledo Grover Patton Woodrow Patton James Love Clarence Sanders Henry Heffkin Carolyn Ray Saunders

Christ Church Choir To Give Music Concert

Services at the Church of Christ Sunday December 8 begin with Bible School at 9 30 a m followed by Communion and morning worship led by Mrs Homer Johnson The local church choir will present a music concert Sunday night at Trimble Church of Christ Rev Gilbert Courtney will be at Greens Run in the morning and at Trimble at night Public invited

Chauncey Church of Christ Homer Johnson Trimble

Newly Married Ernest Smith Honored at Chauncey Dinner

Chauncey Mrs Zimmle Smith hosted a dinner honoring her son and daughter-in-law Mr and Mrs Ernest Smith who were recently married and her son Marshal Smith CCC enrollee home on leave from Moundesville West Virginia. Attending were Mr and Mrs Ernest Smith, Marshal Smith, Clara Le Master, Francis Leroy Smith, Mr and Mrs Morris Eisenaugle and son Wiley, and Mrs Zimmie Smith.

Chauncey Zimmle Smith Ernest Smith Marshal Smith CCC Moundesville W. Va Marshall Smith Clara le Master Francis Leroy Smith Morris Eisenaugle Wiley Zimmie Smith

Plans for Nazarene Church Christmas Program

Plans are being made for the annual Christmas program at the Nazarene Church in The Plains to be held Sunday night December 22 at 7 oclock.

Chauncey Nazarene Church the Plains

17 Mines on Working List Including Chauncey Sixty

Seventeen mines were listed on the working roster Friday. The sites include Chauncey Ohio No 1 No 9 No 28 No 107 No 285 No 69 No 219 No 10X 25 Poston No 6 Lick Run Kimberly Coonville Shady Hill Carbondale and Black Diamond.

Chauncey Ohio N. Y Poston Lick Run Kimberly Coonville Shady Hill Carbondale Black Diamond

Fayette County Sheriff Removes Superintendent Noah Carr

The Fayette County Board of Commissioners voted December 20 to remove Noah L. Carr from his post as superintendent of the Fayette County Home on charges of neglect of duty and misfeasance in office.

Washington D. H Board of County Commissioners Noah L. Carr Fayette County

Wild ducks stop at Bronx Zoo as visitors tour

The Bronx Zoo opens its doors for wild ducks with more than 1,400 southward bound birds stopping by. Director Blair estimates continuing arrivals as the exhibit draws crowds and curiosity.

New York Bronx Zoo Blair

Ohio State Specialist Leads Clothing Materials Meet

Miss Eunice Teale of Ohio State University spoke on buying of clothing materials in Logan at the home of Mr and Mrs Harold Chambers. She met project group leaders who will hold district meetings in the coming days to share what was learned at the leaders conference.

Logan Eunice Teale Ohio State University Harold Chambers

TVA Act Attacked as Unconstitutional in Supreme Court Brief

James M. Beck argues before the Supreme Court that the Tennessee Valley Authority Act is unconstitutional and revolutionary, in a brief filed Thursday. Beck, former solicitor general, is a prominent member of the American Liberty League.

Washington Tennessee Valley Authority Supreme Court James M. Beck American Liberty League

Missionary Society Plans December Meeting at The Plains

The Missionary Society of the Church of the Nazarene at The Plains will meet Thursday night December 12 at 7 o'clock. President Mrs Margaret Adams will conduct the business session. Mrs Carrie Channell will present the Japan chapter Native Japanese Christian Leaders from the study book Missionary Pioneers. Associate members are men. all interested persons invited.

Chauncey Missionary Society of the Church of the Nazarene, the Plains Margaret Adams Missionary Pioneers Carrie Channell Japan

Rescue Expedition Heads to Dutch Guiana Jungles

Georgetown reports a rescue expedition sails toward Dutch Guiana to locate Paul Redfern, the American aviator who vanished eight years ago during his flight.

Georgetown British

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