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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Feb 13, 1957

Page

3

Taxi License Ordinance Put on First Reading

Logan City council approved first reading of a taxi licensing ordinance. It creates a taxi cab commission oversight with $1000 per company and $20 per cab annual fees, plus cab safety standards, inspections, and insurance/bond requirements. The commission will include two council members and the mayor, with licenses issued by the service director. Streets report cited deplorable road conditions and standing surface water on E Main Street and similar streets.

Logan William Morgan E. Main St

Logan Man Struck by Car at Market and Main

A 78-year-old Logan man was struck by an automobile at 7:30 a m Tuesday at Market and Main streets. He was seriously injured and under treatment at Hocking Hospital.

Logan Market Main Streets Hocking

Hospital Notes Report Car Crash and City Council Actions

Virgil Carter admitted after an accident with driver Fred E. Huls who was cited for failure to yield to a pedestrian. Carter and Huls were treated or arraigned. minor accidents also noted. The council discussed parking meters, proposed real estate re valuation, reopening the women’s comfort station, and posted a January financial report totaling 65 086 57 with fund balances and deficits.

Carter Main Street Huls N. Market East Main Roy Kelch Francis Myers Ronald J. Berry Logan Route 4 City Loan Co Alex L. Guerin Logan Route 2 Guerin Market St Hunter Dual Parking Meter Co Canton Moran

Funeral Services Held for Mrs Taulbee

Services for Elizabeth Taulbee 38 of Logan Star Route were conducted at 2 p.m. Tuesday at Leonard Funeral Home with Rev. Sydney Waddington of Lancaster officiating and Carl Spence as organist. Burial followed in Fairview Cemetery.

Logan Elizabeth Taulbee Logan Star Route Leonard Funeral Home Sydney Waddington Lancaster Carl Spence Fairview Cemetery

Thousands of saber-tooth skulls found at La Brea Tar Pits

Scientists report the recovery of more than 1,500 prehistoric saber-tooth tiger skulls from the La Brea tar pits near Los Angeles enhancing understanding of ancient predators and tar seep processes.

la Brea Los Angeles

Haydenville Methodist Women Plan Card Sale

Logan Society Church Society meets at Mrs. John Hutchinson s home with Mrs Homer Carter leading the business session. Members plan to sell all occasion greeting cards and pledge support for a new Methodist Seminary in Ohio. Mrs John Keplar led a dialogue Those Who Serve and Mrs Carter assisted.

Woman’s Society of Christian Service Haydenville Methodist Church John Hutchinson Homer Carter New Methodist Seminary Ohio John Keplar Carter

Flightless New Zealand kiwi lays surprisingly large egg

A four pound kiwi is reported to lay a one pound egg, a remarkable proportion for flightless tailless birds from New Zealand. The claim highlights unusual reproductive cases in kiwis and raises questions about egg size in relation to body mass.

New Zealand

Kiwanis Valentine Cake Walk At Izaak Walton

Kiwanis members and guests enjoyed a Valentine Ladies Night at the Izaak Walton League Clubhouse. The Holloway Orchestra provided music for cake walk and dancing as couples unlocked a heart shaped cake at the arch. Ladies received valentines and hankies while decorations followed a valentine theme. Robert Paxton led the organizing committee with N. M. Brown directing the program. The meal was served home style before the entertainment.

California State Expenditures Soar Since 1941

Growth in California state government spending climbs from 300 million to 1.8 billion dollars since 1941, signaling substantial expansion in public expenditure and services over the period.

California

Logan Social Notes Hosts Chummy Bridge Club Event

Mrs. Clarence Blosser hosted the Chummy Bridge Club with Mrs. Roger Humphrey as guest. Mrs. Darley Kitchen and Mrs. Ross Adcock won second prize. travel award went to Mrs. J Russell Young. Guest gift went to Mrs. Humphrey. next meeting Feb 20 at Mrs. Charles Davie’s home.

Clarence Blosser Roger Humphrey Darley Kitchen Ross Adcock J. Russell Young Humphrey

Pleasant Ridge 4-H Elects Officers at Meeting

The Pleasant Ridge Girls 4-H Club met at Mrs. Wilbur Bethel's home. Roll call named a vegetable. the 4-H pledge was recited and group singing followed. Officers for the year: Bonnie Thompson president, Karen Karshner vice president, Pearlena Thompson secretary, Phyllis Wagner treasurer, Carol Bethel news reporter, Sharon Steele recreation leader, Connie Butts safety. Ethel Bower from Hocking county assisted with project selection and demonstrated pattern cutting. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Bethel. Feb 20 7 p m Laurelville community hall.

Bonnie Thompson Karen Karshner Pearlena Thompson Phyllis Wagner Carol Bethel Sharon Steele Connie Butts Ethel Bower Hocking County Bethel Laurelville

Cosmopolitan Club February Meeting at Mrs Shipley Home

Cosmopolitan Club members and guests met at Mrs. Duane Shipley’s home for the February session. Mrs. Clarence Schempp chaired a brief business meeting and a review of My Fair Lady and Pygmalion by Mrs. Carl Harsh preceded musical score recordings. Guests included Mrs. C Wayne Snyder Mrs Charles Achauer Mrs Russell Fitzgerald and Mrs John W Blum. Refreshments were served at a table decorated for Valentine’s Day with corsages as favors.

Cosmopolitan Club Duane Shipley Clarence Schempp My Fair Lady George Bernard Shaw Pygmalion Carl Harsh C. Wayne Snyder Charles Achauer Russell Fitzgerald John W. Blum John W. Blum. Mrs. Shipley

Mrs Richards Dies at 78 in Logan After Illness

Jennie D Richards of Logan died at 11 25 p m Monday at 201 Hocking Ave after a long illness She was widow of Herbert M Richards A native of New Straitsville she lived most of her life in Logan where she belonged to Rebekah Lodge Daughters of America Women s Relief Corps and Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary Survived by four sons eight grandchildren nine great grandchildren four brothers and three sisters Services will be at 2 p m Thursday at Leonard Funeral Home Rev D S Dunkle officiating Burial in Oak Grove Cemetery Memorial services at 7 p m today at the funeral home by the Rebekah Lodge with Daughters of America and Women s Relief Corps services to follow

Logan Jennie D. Richards Hocking Ave Herbert M. Richards New Straitsville Rebekah Lodge Daughters of America, Women's Relief Corps Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary Kenneth E. Richards Ashland Lawrence George Reynolds Monday Henry Reynolds Brunswick Willard Reynolds Lancaster Ella Shepard Lutitia Woods Nelsonville Stella Oren Columbus Leonard Funeral Home D. S. Dunkle Oak Grove Cemetery Daughters of America Women’s Relief Corps Services

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Virgil Carter Hocking Valley Hospital Ralph Collins Dottie Hill McArthur William Malone Edgar Wilson Paul H. Stump Rockbridge Alvin C. Harper Creola Rutgers Morgan Main St Mrs. Taulbee Grocer’s Mio Coca-Cola The Coca-Cola Company Parkersburg Coca-Cola Bottling Co Air Force Hanscom Air Force Base Bedford Mass March Air Force Base Logan Society Church Society Meets Elizabeth Moore John Hooper Guy Bailey Lee McQuaid Robert Bowlby C. S. Matheny Edward Jones Moore Keplar Edward H. Jones John Jones Bonnie Bowlby Karen Jean Johnne Hutchinson Charles Davie Zanesville Ave Joseph 4-H Pleasant Ridge Wilbur Bethel Mrs. Richards Mness Dee WEE Willie — Health L. S Birdseye Baby Pepperell Bermuda Dacron and Wool Jacquard
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