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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 18, 1932
Page
12
Logan reports the Hocking County Cage Tournament will feature teams from Gibinonville and local clubs. The event runs February 26 and 27 at the gym with details on committees and scheduling forthcoming.
Jorge A M E linger of the Protate Court. wis for the last eighteen meats tes heaedet the Genersi Esilef Committe.
Lille Mae Retem Krinn, 68, wife of Preenk Zrice, died at her home in Pale Tewostip Meco. Funeral services were held Thursday afternoon at the Methodist Episcopal Church with Rev. James ER Pielies officiating.
Fragmentary notes recount a burial at Fairview Cemetery near Pane orsige. Names such as Frances, Lascester, Brameuc, Beeamen, Circletiie Burts appear in the garbled text, but no clear dates or contexts are provided.
LOGAM Feb 16 report lists district elims and division winners to be reported by teachers for the city event. Sietrich Mie Roth Carsner West named among local heads for the spelling competition.
Madeline Eilishes and Alma Spencer are listed in a local notice detailing deed transfers and property records. The fragment references a municipal matter involving Herterrioe and Moes Madeline Eilishes, with limited context provided.
Logan February 14 6 Willem Noes ley Mo Wheteratt faces contempt charges after a divorce case hearing. The court ordered him to vacate a residence in Oreville and granted custody of a minor daughter to the southern parent, with further disposition of property to be determined.
Electors in Ore Ville Falls Township file a petition signed by 100 voters asking the Election Board to restore their precinct. The move follows a two year old proposal that reduced the number of precincts.
Logan February 16 Willis McCray and Vernon Dicken two Nelsonville miners were injured in a mine accident at Triple Mine when a fall trapped them under debris for three hours. Dicken suffered a dislocated left hip and pelvic fractures while McCray showed injuries to the lower torso and was undergoing a preliminary examination. The pair fell into a water pool, and Dicken’s son entered the mine to check on them.
Boy Scouts in the district announce a contest to design a scenic trail through the Hocking Hills parks area. A winning troop will receive a long term lease of land to build a Scout cabin and free use of Rock Stall for a weekend camp. Entries must be submitted by May 15 with maps and plans reviewed by local conservation and forestry figures.
Logan Post of the American Legion members and their wives will attend services in a group at seven o'clock Sunday evening in Logan.
George Washington centennial services will be conducted at St Paul Protestant Episcopal Church under Rev C M Lever directive. Public invited with Legionnaires and families to hear address detailing early president usage and related facts.
Former Logan resident DO. McMaesi gai, now McManigai, will stay in New York City for a year instead of traveling to Chile. He recently returned to the United States from Japan with his family after years as an American Company representative. The family has been in California while he works in New York.
They will travel to New York to foil Mr ie and plan a stop in Logan for a4 with Mr and Mrs Anthony Toery and other local relatives.
Les Armies Clase members were entertained at Mr John Lee’s home Tuesday evening with Mrs N I Be Adame, Mrs George Vankes, Mrs Newell Grooms and Miss E Boll. Call featured articles on George Washington. Two contests held during the social hour with Miss Gin Connors as guest. Patriotic songs sung, Mrs Walter Prather exclaimed with lemonade. Emma McLaim to be hostess at next meeting February 3. Officers to be elected then. Kroekhie Owens Manufacturing Company Woodgeard versus Hart.
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