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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 1934
Page
3
A local program at the county office discusses a radio college enrollment drive with mentions of Dr. Claude Lyon and Dr. Allan A. Cole. Delegations from Logan Hocking Athens and Nelsonville attended along with physicians from the area.
Vivian Johnson was granted a divorce from Hubert Johnson on cruelty grounds by Judge Harley M. Whitcraft. She obtained custody of two minor children and alimony. Road work resumed in Logan after reapproval of the South Bloomingville Road improvement.
The article notes a formal shift to emergency management within the Red Cross as Paes national leaders set to oversee operations. It outlines new nationwide requirements and the structuring of the clasa er operation under the expanded authority.
Hocking County Medical Society met in Logan on Tuesday with Dr. C. H. Creed head of the Athens State Hospital delivering a talk on Admission, Care and Discharge of Patients at State Hospitals. Dinner was served at Gabriel's.
Ralph Edward Hone, 25, a station attendant of Logan and son of Russell Hone, and Thelma Edith Stewart, a Logan clerk and daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Vance Stewart, are listed in this notice.
Miss Helen Canty of Warner Avenue was reunited with her diamond ring after it was found by Miss Gladys Ewart. Ewart, who read about the loss in The Messenger, turned the circlet over to the courthouse and it was restored to the owner.
The state CWA ordered a brief shutdown of the project but work resumed Thursday morning under supervision of the State Highway Maintenance Department. The crew is operating with CWA labor under official oversight.
The Logan Rotary Club heard Rev. R. C. Babylon discuss his experiences with low mood in a Dakota farm parish. He linked the mood to national business suspensions and expressed optimism for eventual improvement in the nation. Mrs. H. M. Boocks sang, with Mr. Toev enor as accompanist.
Probate court this week made public the will of James Hansen of Laurel Township naming Hansen's son as sole beneficiary. The estate centers on 276 acres of farm land and was dated June 12, 1918 with witnesses Edwin D. Ricketts and Bertye Correll.
Business Picks LP Logan reports the high school cafeteria run by the Home Economics Department under Miss Sarah Rockhold served 165 students on Tuesday as cold weather kept pupils at school for lunch.
Logan couple Mr. and Mrs. Ray McDonald announce the birth of their daughter on Tuesday morning.
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