Brat Ath Cond May Ref Lectures in Georgia
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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 17, 1936
Page
14
fragmentary note mentions Mr Ni Roy Brat Ath, with unclear context, set in Georgia. reader cannot determine event or formal details from the text.
Logan district eight of the sixth American Legion reports as of February seven that 7h1 per cent of its quota is enrolled, with 1 9903 members toward a 2 quota. Several posts show progress, including Athens Lancaster Gallipolia Logan Jackson and Pomeroy, while others near or ahead of goals with ongoing membership campaigns.
January vital statistics report eight Logan deaths and seven Logan births for the last week while rural Hocking County records 12 births and 12 deaths. In Logan births list both boys and girls. rural districts add multiple newborns with many family names.
Funeral services were held at South Perry Methodist Episcopal Church at 2 PM Friday for John Wesley Beesholtz 65 a former Logan resident who died in Columbus last week from heart disease. Born in Hocking County he lived in Columbus many years employed at the Jeffries plant. Survived by wife Lettie M Beesholtz two sisters Mrs E M Kirkwood Circleville and Mrs W E Ellie Amanda and a cousin of Mr and Mrs John L Broody of Logan.
At Pirot Presbyterian Church Miss Marjorie Henderson leads a March program series for youth with Miss Mary Monks as leader and a special feature tied to the Christian Endeavor plan. A March committee including Elizabeth Smith Mary Bloan Don Zeigler and Wallace Shriper will organize features and an attendance contest is planned for the next Sunday gathering. Senior Endeavor members from the Harrington Class support the effort to keep meetings engaging.
Logan high school athlete Jimmy Pichardson sat out the Marietta game with a foot bone out of place. Wes Pu moved up as forward after Dick Sparnow stepped in. Caestic Farms near Logan under Rew Management as West brothers take the lease, with a Valentine party dance opening the Bew club. Rudys Rhythm Ramblers provided music.
Jeanetta Burnetta files for divorce from Ernest Burnetta claiming he had a living wife before their 1933 Newport marriage. She says he forced her from home in December 1933 and seeks restoration to Jeannetta Baldwin. A separate Logan case cites Gladys Cavinee and Lester Cavinee with a minor child and alimony asked.
H. D. Saxton will discuss baby chicks at the short course class tonight in the Senior High School Building. The winter series on farm problems has drawn about 18 farmers on average, with Saxton as vocational agricultural director achieving success in this and his regular classes.
Logan miner Murt Clark aged TM of Glouster married Genevieve La verne Marple aged 22, housekeeper of Haydenville, in a ceremony performed by Magistrate C. T. Stephenson on Saturday.
Logan Rotary members will view films secured by the United States Department of Labor. The program this evening includes music and additional items of interest for all attendees.
Logan relatives learned of the death in Columbus Thursday night of Bert Reasoner a 50 year old cabinet maker after several months illness from carcinoma. His death followed the deaths of his father J C Reasoner and his brother Charles Reasoner within the past year. Surviving relatives in Logan include sisters Mrs Grace Michel and Mrs Charlies A Larimer and brother Walter Reasoner. Funeral services were held in Columbus with burial there. Several Logan residents attended.
Extension service workers report some wheat damage from winter kill in Hocking County. Exact extent will be known after sunshine returns and snow and ice melt.
Logan report states state liquor inspectors conducted a third raid in Hocking County on Saturday resulting in two arrests for possessing untaxed liquor. Clifford Brian of Korb Run and M C Miller of Fe Front 81 Logan face arraignment before Judge Harley M Whitcraft. Miller previously faced similar charges.
Marietta's basketball team routed Logan 55 to 18 while Sugar Grove defeated Logan Reserves 38 to 10. Hill led Marietta with 11 field goals and 5 free throws, as Logan struggled to score and trailed 21 to 1 early.
After a February 6 wreck near Greendale, Rudolph Blosser and Willard Delph filed mutual charges in Magistrate S B Whitehart court. A continuance was granted with a March 7 hearing date unless settled before.
Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph Brandt entertained at dinner Sunday honoring February birthdays for Mrs. El Keller Mrs. Rugg Brandt and Tommy Brandt. East End grade teachers hosted Central and West End schools teachers Friday at a Marionette show and social at the White House with a late buffet.
Logan women known as Indoor Sports meet at Mrs. Scott Braddock’s home with Mrs. Sumner Martin as hostess. Anne Lindbergh’s North to the Orient reviewed by Mrs. Day ton Schultheiss. An ugly valentine distribution led by Miss Clea Haley followed by a social hour. A Gibson Girl welcome greeted many guests. Minnie McBroom visits Columbus relatives. Knights of Pythias and Pythian Sisters hold a valentine dance with James Sherlock orchestra and a program.
Hocking County farmers commit to the new hybrid corn with 6 percent of seed corn already purchased. Orders via H D Saxton and Harold Chambers, with many buyers from Future Farmers Club and short course groups. Musical readings, colonial dance, and Valentine events accompany community activities at L H S and White House venues.
Women of the First Presbyterian Church plan a meeting in the church social rooms at 2 o’clock Friday afternoon. Mrs Pauli Monks will direct a playlet themed Stewardship. A poultry supper is scheduled for six o’clock.
Charles Newman reported to police Saturday that a sixteen gallon keg of beer was stolen from the storeroom of his business on West Main Street. The incident points to a theft at the local premises and police began investigation.
Logan youths will work on 15 positions across multiple projects from records indexing in the county auditor’s office to a traffic survey in Logan. about 46 hours monthly earning 15 cents per hour. Other tasks include painting and landscaping at the Senior High economics room and Chieftain Athletic Field and repainting Laurelville and Carbon Hill High gyms. Additional projects slated for Gibisonville and South Bloomingville.
George Tingler pled guilty to intoxication and was fined 85 dollars plus costs by Mayor Kenneth R. Fitzgerald on Saturday. Alva Chilecote was arrested for intoxication and will be arraigned before the mayor today. Patrolman Bob Kleinschmidt reported the arrest.
Arrangements are under way for a father and son banquet by Mingo Lodge of Masons at 6 p m next Friday. A program will be offered with the dinner. Committee members on arrangements include Leonard Tom Carl Anderson Belford Harbarger Amos Ellinger and Norman Cooper.
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