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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Dec 07, 1932

Page

10

Logan Women Plan Charity Party for Children

Logan reports plans for the annual Christmas Charity Party hosted by the Business and Professional Women's Club Delta Theta Tau and Sigma Phi Gamma Sororities. The effort seeks toy or monetary gifts for children guests with repairs by Logan High School Manual Training students.

Logan Business and Professional Women's Club Delta Theta Tau Sigma Phi Gamma Logan High School

Clerk-elect Achaver and Miss Keyes begin new duties

Logan reports Charles C Achaver clerk-elect and Thelma Keyes will join the office in the new year as deputy. Helen D Rochester deputy clerk assists them in learning routine work. Divorce decree grants Claire Levin a divorce from Benjamin Levin on grounds of neglect. plaintiff restored to Costa surname.

Social visits fill Athens weekend schedule

Mrs. W. BR. Lacock and Miss Olive Lake attended a Zeta Tau Alpha Sorority dinner in Athens. Dr. Lacock accompanied them. Mrs. Ida Weubben suffered bronchitis at home. Local families hosted and visited across Lancaster, Wellston, Laurelville, and Adelphi with multiple dinners and theater plans.

W. BR. Lacock Olive Lake Athens Zeta Tau Alpha Sorority That City Lacock

Far Away Elections Discussed Then and Now

Logan reports early speculation on mayoral candidates for the next year with talks of Elias F. Bright seeking another term amid likely primary hurdles. Democrats name three contenders while Kenneth Fitzgerald may not run again. Charlie Higgins rumored for treasurer and Samuel BR Whitehart also discussed.

Logan Elias F. Bright Kenneth Fitzgerald Charlies C. Higgins Samuel BR. Whitehart

Road Work Slows on Union Furnace Road

Logan December 7 slow progress is reported on the Union Furnace Road improvement as emergency relief labor was suspended and crews reduced. A small force remains at work and officials expect no significant increase in laborers until after year’s start.

Logan Union Furnace

Defendants in Swackhammer Case fret 1S

Logan December 7 Judge Whitcraft overruled a motion in the damage suit by Carl Swackhammer against Forest Hamilton and others of Laurelville. Defendants may file an answer within 15 days. The case stems from a winter auto accident near Laurelville in which Swackhammer, said to be struck by Hamilton’s car, suffered a fractured skull and other injuries requiring weeks of hospital care.

Logan Carl Swackhammer Forest Hamilton Laurelville Harley M. Whitcraft Swackhammer Hamilton Cherrington Hospital

Boosters To Meet City December 15 For Odd Fellows

LOGAN Dec 7 The Booster Club Association of Odd Fellows schedules a quarterly meeting in Murray City on December 15. Eight lodges in the district are to attend with a large delegation. A program and luncheon are planned with grand officers possible. Dari Sparnon will lead the local group.

Logan Booster Club Association of Odd Fellows Murray City Dari Sparnon Istrict

Marriage Notice for Lent Burley Duo in Logan

Robert Lent 22 a factory worker of Maydenville son of Mr and Mrs John Lent wed Lucinda Burley 15 of Logan daughter of Mr and Mrs Eliga Burley with the Rev H Landgrabe officiating.

Robert Lent Maydenville John Lent Lucinda Burley Logan Eliga Burley Rev . H. Landgrabe

Mrs Canty Undergoes Serious Surgery in Columbus

News from Columbus reports Mrs. Joseph J. Canty of Logan underwent a serious surgical operation on Monday. Relatives accompanied her to the city and have remained at her bedside since. A slight change is noted in her condition.

Logan Columbus Joseph J. Canty Sitle

Local News Briefs From New Straitsville

Mr and Mrs Paul Wise of Marietta visit Mr and Mrs Orndoffi. Eugene Clark returns to school after illness. Ed Mills family back home after rise in Akron. A half and half dance and bazaar at Red Men’s Halls with local orchestra. Shawnee and Corning represent, Chick Smiths shop in Logan, Tillie Legg of Shawnee visits.

Charlies Orndoffi Eugene Clark Ed Mills Akron Red Men's Shawnee Corning Chick” Smith Logan Tillie Legg New Straitsville Goldilocks Peggie Ward William Park Dorothy McCannon Edgar Albeaugh Arnold Ervin Waddell Greendale Perry County F. W Sprankle Waddell Minshu Sears Charles Orndot

Logan's Champion All-Star Team Named By Fan Sauer

Logan—Bill Sauer selects an all-star lineup from local players seen this season, with Crowe Pomeroy Snyder Lancaster McMillan Theo bald Ball Gallipolis Fickel Logan Cox Dye Keller Wilson Hamrick and Washington D H plus officials Rose Finsterwald and Tommy Morgan. Community notes follow.

Logan Bill Sauer Sauer Pomeroy Gallipolis Lancaster Jackson Washington D. H Crowe Snyder McMillan Theobald Ball Fickel Cox Dye Keller Wilson Hamrick Rose Finsterwald Tommy Morgan

Inferior Coal Leaving Field Lower Recovery in Hocking District

Mr. Ong explains early crude attempts to extract coal, the shift from steam to electricity, and current recovery rates. He notes standard long wall methods yield 50 percent recovery, with improvements in some areas to 96 percent. In the Hocking District the straight room and pillar system prevails, driving entries and rooms to optimize coal breakage, while the bituminous industry faces broader sickness.

Ong England Belgium France Germany United States Hocking

Circleville transfer of Walton after Logan bond

Walton released on a $200 bond in Hocking County and sent to Circleville for custody. Circleville officials requested he be held for them. he was arrested previously on menacing threats and entered a not guilty plea. Logan December 7. Charles Hughes held for arraignment on paternity charge. Ruth Hett hosted Hartington Close with Bible study and Christmas program. Numbers and names reflect a busy local report from multiple towns.

Logan Hocking County Circleville Gilbert Walton Walton Stanley Sparnow Charles Hughes Sol Ebinger Elias x Bright Lew Reynolds Ruth Hett Hartington Wood Street Harry Bell Josephine Stracher Violet Brehmang Bessie Briscoe R A. Henderson

Farmers Urged To Add to Their Debts

Cleveland December 7 The 40 8 Ohio farm owners burdened with joint stock land bank mortgages were urged to seek federal aid now extended to Federal Land Banks through a $125000000 appropriation. Frank W Blair president of the Union Joint Stock Land Bank of Detroit urged farmers to petition Senators and Congressmen to extend aid to land bank borrowers. Stock land institutions do not yet receive relief from the appropriation as it covers federal land banks only.

Cleveland Ohio Frank W. Blair Unition Stock Land Bank of Detroit

Waverly Town Marshal to Face Manslaughter Charge

Charles Knapp 37 town marshal was to be arraigned today on a manslaughter charge from a Sunday auto strike that killed Mrs. W Beasor and injured another pedestrian. He was later arrested on an intoxication charge.

Waverly Charles Knapp W. Beasor

Jacksonville Kindergarten Opens at Local School

Jacksonville starts a kindergarten at the grade school with activities in reading writing arithmetic drawing rhythm stories and games. Fourteen children enrolled on Tuesday. PTA will serve soup Thursday at Mr Otto Kuhne's home after 1 o'clock.

Jacksonville Parent-Teacher Association Otto Kuhne John Smith Congress Run Wiliam Parker Emma Kate Brown Jeannette Somerset William Parker Athens Sundey Emma Kempton Shafer Fred Kempton North Congress Street Shafer P. Hall Lyle Burdick Adena Ohio Burdick Walter McCaskey Inez Safreed George Safreed Cordela Kane Epworth League Charles Tinker Millfield

Tail Lights May Be Sought for Horses

Berea council approves a resolution to require tail lights on horses in new traffic code but rejects proposed attachment methods. Councilman Howard Geiger notes riding academies near Berea ride after dark and cite hazards yet offers no solution for mounting lights.

Berea Howard Geiger Geiger

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