Rural Hocking County Districts Receive State Aid
Logan February 9 state aid allotments totaling 13600 were announced by Supt. J W Coleman. Districts sharing in the distribution include Laurelville Murray City Laurel Township Good Hope Township Perry Township Ward Township Benton Township Washington Township and Marion Township.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hocking County
Logan
J. W. Coleman
Laurelville
Murray City
Laurel Township
Good Hope Township
Perry Township
Ward Township
Benton Township
Washington Township
Marion Township
Castoria offers gentle help for restless sleep in children
When a child cries out in sleep it signals discomfort from waste matter. Castoria provides a mild, effective, all vegetable remedy that eases bowel action without harsh drugs, promising relaxed comfort and rest for both child and parents. Genuine Castoria bears the name Castoria.
Classified Ads For The Messenger Circulation Desk
Telephone your news society and locals to 6024. Classified ads for The Messenger or anything pertaining to circulation. Call D Y Milne at 272 for service and listings.
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Clinton Webb
Your
6024
The
Messenger
D. Y. Milne
Altercation at Gore Sparks Three Arrests
Three arrests were made at Gore by Sheriff Sol Ellinger and Deputy Stanley Spannow after an altercation involving Foster Hood James Hood and Robert Kern. Kern faced a firearm threat charge while the Hoods faced provoking a breach of the peace. The Hoods pleaded guilty and were fined. Kern pleaded not guilty and was bound over to the grand jury under $200 bond. On Monday Floyd Ferrell was brought before Magistrate Stephenson on non support, pled not guilty, and was bound over to the grand jury under $500 bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Gore
Sol Ellinger
Stanley Spannow
Foster
James Hood
Robert Kern
Kern
Foster Hood
C. H. Stephenson
Hoods
Costa
Floyd Ferrell
Akron
Stephenson
Murray City
Joe Farbearn
Ferrell
Milk Testing Aims to Detect Garget in Cows
Logan February 9 Preparations at extension service office for milk tests to detect garget in cows. Harold Chambers says the disease is bacterial and afflicted animals must be isolated from the herd. Equipment for tests has just been received.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Extension Service Office
Harold Chambers
Chambers
December Egg Yields Lower Than Previously
Egg yields for December in Hocking County flocks were lower than prior months. L T Worley Rock House posted 6.75 eggs per bird for December and 15.46 per bird since November 1. Mrs James McLain Starr Township led December with 12.83 eggs per bird. Mrs Claude Hart Laurelville 11.84. Hart leads for November with 31.29 and Miss Vira Davis Salt Creek Township is second with 24.62 eggs per bird.
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Logan
Hocking County
Harold Chambers
L. T. Worley
Rock House
James McLain
Starr Township
Claude Hart
Laurelville
Hart
Vira Davis
Salt Creek Township
Commission Swamped by Applicants in Logan
Logan February 9. The Civil Service Commission certifying common laborers to city work has drawn a steady flow of applicants to the office of secretary Phil A. Henderson. Service Director Fred C. Shively uses the stagger system of employment in city projects, as with county highway work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Civil Service Commission
Phil A. Henderson
Fred C. Shively
Local Couples Wed in Ohio Ceremonies
George J. Saner and Jessie B. Nelson wed with Rev. Elmer Bliss presiding. Ellsworth Whitmore and Mary Louise Pyle united in Logan Rt. No. 4 with Mag istrate C. T. Stephenson officiating. Bobby F. Carpenter and Sylvia K. Washenschwanz tied the knot with Rev. C. M. Lever presiding.
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George J. Saner
Columbus
Jessie B. Nelson
Logan
Elmer Bliss
Ellsworth Whitmore
Buchtel
Ira Whitmore
Mary Louise Pyle
Logan Rt. No. 4
Lyman Pyle
C. T. Stephenson
Bobby F. Carpenter
William Carpenter
Sylvia K. Washenschwanz
Charles Washenschwanz
C. M. Lever
Hocking County Jail Population Increases During Week
Logan reports the Hocking County jail rose from nine to eighteen inmates over the past week. Sheriff Sol Ellinger notes officers contributed to the rise with several arrests for intoxication by city police and mentions Lewis Waddle of Greendale awaiting Juvenile Judge A M Ellinger on a charge of stealing two bicycles.
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Logan
Hocking County
Sol Ellinger
Lewis Waddle
Greendale
A. M. Ellinger
Lewis Reynolds
Edith Phillips and John Ferris Church wed at Dayton
Miss Edith M Phillips daughter of E H Phillips Mc Arthur and John Ferris Church son of Dayton Ohio were married Saturday afternoon January 30 at the Methodist parsonage in Dayton Rev Frederick E Ross officiating Both newlyweds are employed at Geyer Publishing Company Dayton A two week honeymoon in Rochester New York begins March 1 They will reside in Dayton A dinner followed at the bride’s grandmother Eliza Earnheart home Logan with family and friends present including Mr and Mrs E H Phillips McArthur Mr and Mrs Ralph Phillips Creola Mr and Mrs Leonard Sniff Lancaster
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith M. Phillips
John Ferris
Methodist
Dayton
Frederick E. Ross
E. H. Phillips
McArthur
Logan
Logan High School
Ohio University
Athens
Geyer Publishing Company
Rochester
N. Y
Eliza Earnheart
North Street
Ralph Phillips
Creola
Leonard Sniff
Lancaster
Stopching Torture Zemo Soothes Itchy Skin Lotion Ad
Clean soothing invisible ZEMO promises prompt relief for eczema pimples ringworm rashes dandruff and itchy skin or scalp irritations. Advertises 36c 60c 1.00 extra strength 1.25 for obstinate cases from all druggists.
Hocking County Praised for Relief Program
Logan report notes Herbert Mengert lauds Hocking County for emergency relief management. County planned to fund five months of aid via house to house canvass on February 12 and weekly pledges from 25 cents, targeting food and money without outside appeals.
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General Relief Committee
Ten More Girls Placed at Logan Shoe Factory
Logan Feb 9 Ten additional girls were placed at work at the Logan Shoe factory Monday morning and more are being sought to fill the fitting room on a capacity basis. Management plans to increase the number at least fourteen more at this time.
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Logan
D A R Members Invited to Tea Honoring George Washington
Logan gathering reports invitation from Governor Worthington Chapter regent Mrs. Anthony Toerner to Marietta for a February 20 tea at Mrs. Emma Cram home. Memorial unveiling of George Washington to feature with four Southeastern Ohio district members attending. large delegation expected from Logan.
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D. A. BR
George Washington
Logan
Worthington
Anthony Toerner
Marietta
Emma Cram
Ohio
Farm Bureau Plans County Meetings On New Tax Law
Hocking County Farm Bureau executives met at the Extensions Service Office to outline several meetings across Hocking County. They aim to explain the new personal tax law recently approved by the Legislature with cooperation from the County Auditor's office. H. M. Schull of Fairfield County attended, and the bureau also joined the Logan Chamber of Commerce.
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Farm Bureau
Logan
Hocking
H. M. Schull
Fairfield County
Logan Chamber of Commerce
Robins Sighted as Spring Hint In Logan
Mrs Edward Mattox of Logan reports two robins in her front yard on Sunday morning signaling that spring may arrive soon. Blooming flowers and rising songbird activity bolster belief that warmer weather is near.
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Logan Logan
Edward Mattox
Local visit of Owen Yaw and guest Robert Lashbrook
Logan residents report Owen Yaw of Athens spent vacation at home with his parents Mr and Mrs W S Yaw. He returned to Athens Monday afternoon after a Thursday arrival. While home his guest was Robert Lashbrook of Owensboro Kentucky.
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Logan
Owen Yaw
Athens
Robert Lashbrook
Owensboro
Kentucky
Toerner Family Returns From Florida Trip
Mr and Mrs Anthony Toerner return to South Logan after a month long motor trip to Florida and eastern coast cities They stayed with friends in Raleigh and Naples and visited Miami other Florida cities and Washington DC Delmar Freeman kept the greenhouse in charge during their absence
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South Logan
Anthony Toerner
Florida
Raleigh
N. C
Naples
Fla
Miami
Washington, D. C
Delmar Freeman
Paternity case in Common Pleas Court short session
Less than a half day was needed in Common Pleas Court on Monday to hear the paternity case of Leroy Cagg versus Lillian Pratter. A jury heard evidence, deliberations occurred, and Judge Whitcraft ordered jurors to report Thursday morning.
Goodyear Rubber Co Shows 1931 Profits
Goodyear Tire and Rubber Company reported a net profit of 5,454,046.87 on 1931 operations before deductions for foreign exchange reserve and government securities write downs. Net transferred to earned surplus totaled 1,328,623.04.
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Akron
Goodyear Tire and Rubber Company
Southeast Ohio Farmers Drill New Water Wells
In southeastern Ohio drought relief work, farmers drill private wells under strict State Department of Health standards. By contracts for counties including Athens, Hocking, Vinton, Fairfield, Morgan, Perry, Washington, Noble and Monroe, eleven wells were privately built to meet the department's Seal of Safety, many serving as semi public water supplies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio State Department of Health
Ohio
Athens
Hocking
Vinton
Fairfield
Morgan and Perry
Washington
Noble
Monroe
State Institutions May Propagate Birds
Columbus reports that inmates at state mental hygiene institutions may assist in propagating game birds for release by the State Conservation Department. Commissioner Reinhart and Welfare Director Kennedy will confer on a program, noting Missouri already uses such inmates for raising pheasants as occupational therapy.
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Columbus
U.P
State Conservation Department
William H. Reinhart
William J. Kennedy
Missouri
Reinhart
Mardy Steeholm
American Game Association
Resident of Barlow Is Taken by Death
Robert Burchett aged 72 lifelong Washington County resident and 30 years in Barlow died at home Sunday after illness from asthma and complications He was born in Water Town Township August 2 1859 and lived in Barlow Township for the prior period
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Marietta
Robert Burchett
Washington County
Barlow
Mr. Burchett
Watertown Township
Barlow Township
Sparkling Eyes and Beauty Tied to Good Health
An advertisement promotes Kellogg's ALL-BRAN as a safe, natural remedy for constipation. It claims the cereal provides bulk to move waste, supplies Vitamin B and iron, and can help prevent headaches and dull skin. Two tablespoonfuls daily with meals advised. if unresolved, consult a doctor. Available in red and green packaging from Kellogg in Battle Creek.
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Allbran
Ellogg
Battle Creek
Burchett Pioneer of Water town Passes Away
Longtime Barrow resident and village worker in Water town Township, Richard Burchett family heir. Survived by widow Flora Miller Burchett, son Everett Burchett of Marietta, daughter Mrs Myron Williams of Bar low, and brother Richard of Watertown. Funeral at Barrow Presbyterian Church with Rev Foote officiating. Interment in Barlow Cemetery.
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Barlow
Presbyterian Church of
Flora Miller Burchett
Everett Burchett
Marietta
Myron Williams
Richard Burchett
Presbyterian Church
Barrow
Foote
Williamstown
Greater True Story Promises 22000 Cash Prizes In March
Read about the March Greater True Story changes offering 10000 prizes totaling 22000 dollars in cash. Readers are invited to submit letters or manuscripts with easy rules and chances to win top prizes of 1000 500 250 125 or 5000 for manuscripts and thousands more in consolation and secondary awards.
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Castoria
Vsis
Commission
American Tobacco Co
Collyer
June
New York
Warner Bros
Alexander Hamilton
June Collyer
Lucky Strike
Arca
Walter Winchell
Mengert
Goodyear Rubber Co
Binance
Dial
N. Court St
Watertown
D. Zenner Co
Rayon
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