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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 21, 1932
Page
20
Eight School Kitchens Established Near Logan
Food kitchens were opened at eight schools in Hocking County led by Miss Winebrenner and Supt J W Cole with aid from the state Relief Committee. Schools listed include New Pittsburgh Jobs Newtown Orbiston Monday Carbon Hill Sand Run and area towns. Murray City already hosts a kitchen serving about 150 pupils.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Relief Committee
Major Braught
Farm Accounts School To Be Held in Logan
Logan February 20. A farm accounts and summarization school will be held at the Courthouse on March 7 announced by extension agent Fairfield Chambers. Meetings will cover keeping farm accounts with state specialists. Incomes and losses across Southeastern Ohio counted, highlighting variances and stock levels among low and high yield farms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galina
Ohio
Logan
Fiarcid Chambers
Laurelville
To Have Celebration at First Presbyterian Church
A community event in Logan marks a celebration at the First Presbyterian church on a February evening. Attendees will share a covered dish supper, followed by songs and speeches as a church member presides over the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
First Presbyterian
Tharbood
Mild Winter Aids Blooming Quince and Potatoes in Ohio
On a Logan trip with Dr. W. B. Lacock the Messenger reporter notes mild winter signs in Starr and Salt Creek townships. Quince bushes bloom monthly, daffodils appear, potatoes stored in ground stay sound, grasshoppers hop, and plowing continues as farmers report unusual winter activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seer
Logan
Moral Districts
W. B. Lacock
Bealts
Messenger
Ohio
Willam BR. Cherry
Starr Township
Cuff Johnson
Salt Creek Township
Srente Jun
Ash Caves
J. Beall
Johnson
Johnson Lermed
Guild Hosts Colonial Tea and Play Evening
The Presbyterian Church hosts a colonial tea and entertainment event Thursday for about 18 guests. A musical program and short play were presented with light refreshments and discussions afterward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hess Atutchmere
Burchflecs
Grocers Win Matches with Johnson High Man at 620
Logan tale of bowling night shows Blossers briefly leading but losing to Judy Grocers in All Star Bowling League. Johnson topped the evening with 620 across ten games while Smith opened with a 256 in the final game and Grocers finished 1 033 pins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ee Johnson
Logan
Blossers
Judy Grocera
Grocers
Smith
Johnson
Judy Grocers
AMS
Johmison
Achauer
Scharr
Essere Restaurant
Tsyigo
T. Columber
Henderson
Tolbert
J. Columbe
BES
Gibisonville to Host Two-Session Basketball Tournament
Gibisonville will host a two session basketball tournament with February events and drawings for the bracket in the presence of school principals. first round matchups include Laureleilie versus Marion Township and Ocoee faces Stockbridge with semifinals set for Saturday night. local community notes report bridge work nearing completion, church events, and obituary for Carrie Shuttleworth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gibisonville
Laureleilie
Marion Township
Carbou EM
Atte Ocoee
Sanitary report urges changes at state water works
Logan Feb 20. The Engineering Division of the State Health Department filed recommendations after a sanitary inspection led by Dr W B Lacock. They urge abandoning the dug well and sealing cisterns while replacing storage with aboveground tanks and relaying sewers in cast iron. Concerns focus on proximity to the Hoswell field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Engineering Division
State Department of Health
W. B. Lacock
U. S. Department
Hoswell Field
Leaders Outline Program for Club Enrollment in 1932
Leaders of the meet at the Court E auditorium next Thursday evening to outline a summer program, announced by Harald Chambers extension agent. The club leaders will assist with enrollment targets, set to exceed past counts, and plan activities for the coming months quoted in the report from Logan briefs.
Mrs Brawley Dies at Home in Amesville at 95
Amesville obituary notes Mrs. Jennie Brawley, early district pioneer, died at home at 3 4 p m Saturday at age 95 after a pneumonia illness. Survived by one son. five of six children predeceased her. Funeral set for Tuesday at 3 p m in the Methodist Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amesville
Jennie Brawley
Florence
Gertrude
Edward Brawley
Ohio
Brawley
Iowa
Little Rocking
Amesvifle
Athens
Indiana
Award Brawley
Amnerville
Country Needs Good Citizens Not Scholars
Public schools face two crises due to social and economic conditions. EBJ Arnold, Nelsonville superintendent, argues education should shape citizens over scholars and warns against revenue cuts. He notes potential four to five hour days and five day weeks, urging character training and responsible leisure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EB. J. Arnold
Nelsonville
Arnold
Washington
Frank E. Wileson
State Department of Education
Group Reports On Seal Sales In Athens County
Final report on Christmas seal sales shows receipts of 668.91 with 133.39 allocated to the state fund. Expenses totaled 520.38 for posters books stationery and stamps. Campaign printing was donated by Athens High School students under Principal O Ta Wood. Committee thanks Wheatley Link students and Girl Scouts with F R Seasley as chair and Mra W L Gardix as secretary treasurer. Members include Mrs John Finsterwald O L Wood Alex Root and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens County
Wests
Athens
Glouster
Nelsonville
Athens High School
O. Ta. Wood
Wheatley Link
Girl Scouts
F. R. Seasley
Mra
W. L. Gatdix
John Finsterwald
O. L. Wood
Alex Root
A. E. Wagner
Frank Cone
Chesterhill Native Succumbs Saturday
Chesterhill native Carson Peebles aged 50, a Beech City Schools teacher, died Saturday at Dover Hospital after an appendectomy three weeks earlier. He was married to Alberta Judy and survived by his father Willis Peebles of Chesterhill and brother Gerald. Funeral arrangements are incomplete. burial planned at Chesterhill Cemetery. Jamon Colling of Athens was arrested on intoxication charges and jailed after a hearing before Mayor Robert B. Wood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New
Marshfield
Carson Peebles
Beech City
Dover Hospital
Dover
Uriah Judy
Me. Probles
Judy
Alberta Judy
Willis Pebbles
Chesterhill
Gerald
Cheaterhill Cemetery
Jamon Colling
Athens
Robert BH
Wood
Mothers' Club Program Enriches Health Talk Series
The Fort A. Mothers' Club held its third meeting with Mrs. Lante Wright in charge. Health nursing talks by Mrs. Garry Clark and Miss Evelyn McCarley spurred discussion on district health work and county wealth programs. A county PT A council was planned with an executive group to convene in Hamden on March 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FT. A
Lante Wrightsell
Garry Clark
Vinton County
Evelyn McCarley
Grant Hospital
Columbus
Columbia
Mra
H. J. Swarm
J. D. McKinley
Hamden
State Inspector to Inspect Food Handling in Atheng
A state sanitary inspector will visit Atheng on Tuesday to inspect all establishments handling food. Checks will cover food type and display in restaurants and grocery stores. Health certificates for workers in food handling sites and sanitary code regulations are available at the city sanitary inspector's office. GIRL SCOUTS MEET The Girl Scouts of Troop Four held a meeting Thursday afternoon with songs and scout corners. Plans were made for a pot toast supper next Thursday and new scout Mary Chestham joined. Additional scouts passing knot test were Pauline Rose and Paltz Makinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atheng
FR. L. Marlow
Girl Scouts
Troop
Mary Chestham
Pauline Rose
Paltz Makinner
Ten Jap Batteries Barrage Chinese With Heavy Firing
A first person account details Japanese eight inch artillery barrages around Kiangwan village. The scene includes trench fighting, refugees, a frightened girl, and local Chinese and Japanese troops exchanging fire near a bridge head and field trenches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trim
Kiangwan
Chiness
Farm Bureau Banquet Set at Athens County Fairgrounds
The annual Farm Bureau banquet and meeting will be held at the Grange Hall on Wednesday at 7 p.m. Verna Elsinger of the Ohio Farm Bureau Federation will deliver an address after the business meeting and officer elections. The outgoing officers will review county and state bureau activity and challenges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farm Bureau
Grange Hall
Athens County Fairgrounds
Igs
Miss Elsinger
Athens
RB. R. Barker
T. H. Johnson
Marvin D. Losey
Athens Grange
Board to Consider Bids on Election Supplies
The Athens County Board of Elections will meet at the Courthouse offices Tuesday night to review bids for poll books and other election supplies for the Mey primary and November election. Bidders include Johnson Watson Company Dayton F J Heer Printing Company and Columbus Blank Book Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens County Board of Elections
Mey
Johnson « Watson Company
Dayton
F. J. Heer Printing Company
Columbus Blank Book Company
Columbus
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