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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1933
Page
14
A Sunday afternoon event at Denison University features a presentation, highlighting a program or topic in a paused format. The details mention an educational or cultural activity offered to attendees.
Logan High begins its season Friday night hosting Lancaster St Marys with a main game preceded by a Logan reserves versus Alumni Stars. Coach Longley will select starters after this week's practice. Stewart High visits December 22 for boys and girls basketball, marking Logan girls' first game.
In Logan on December 13 W B Lacock filled in for the planned speaker. He described CWA relief program work in the county and outlined its phases. Ewald Schmitter, manager of the reemployment office, was praised for his important contributions.
Logan High School resumes cafeteria service with warm noon meals supervised by Miss Sarah Rockhoild and Home Economics staff. Meals priced at 12 cents. Also noted is a church group from St Matthew Lutheran visiting New Lexington for a church Missionary program meeting led by Rev Amos L Heyde and Kenneth Johnson.
Logan report by Judge E. L. Ewing shows 1933 mothers pensions in Hocking County at 4350 dollars, 25 percent below 1932, with an estimated payout of 4868.75 versus 6551. Numbers of pension recipients rose from 62 to 74 and dependent children supervised from 108 to 112. Referrals awaiting action due to resources amount to 175, up from 150.
The Euterpean Club hosted a Logan gathering at Mrs. F. Meade Bowen’s home with Miss Minnie L. Bowen and Mrs. Sumner Martin as co hostesses. Christmas carols were directed by Miss Janet White and Beethoven Symphony Number 111 was performed in four movements by two pianos. Refreshments followed and the club announced a community sing on Christmas night at the park trees.
Logan stores will stay open evenings until Christmas following the usual custom. The plan began Monday night with businesses remaining open until 8 30 p m.
Ewald Schmitter and John McKinnon toured CWA sites in Logan area with newspapermen. They visited Rockbridge Basin Voria Road and Clear Creek crews of 25 men each under foremen Robert White Gilbert Inboden Joe Worley Clarence Guess and Clarence Oss. Crews changed at noon with no delay observed.
Logan residents learn Mr and Mrs Archie Bangert will leave Magnolia Springs Alabama for home next Tuesday after over a month there. Mr and Mrs John C Pettit who accompanied them will stay until spring to occupy a new cottage under construction.
A Logan Junior High cohort of six Junior Red Cross girls joined a regional Alliance conference on Saturday. They showcased a rhythm sketch depicting Russia China Holland Italy and Spain, nations enrolled in international Red Cross programs. The portrayals were by Jean Webb Jean Weltner Betty Coll Ruth Ann Boocks and Marjorie Tachappat.
June Grooms, representing the spirit of the Red Cross, offered a scarf as a token of support. The act highlighted charitable outreach and community involvement during a period of fundraising.
Logan news note states arrangements have been completed for erecting Christmas trees in the town. The item indicates local preparations and community spirit ahead of the holiday season.
Clarence Blosser and Dr. C. C. Lyon of the Chamber of Commerce Committee oversee the project. Ohio Power Company officials volunteer to erect wire and supply current for lighting during the holiday season.
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