Seven Loads of Produce Donated to Hocking Relief
Falls and Washington Townships residents contributed seven truckloads of wheat vegetables canned fruits chickens and other articles to the Geral Relief Committee for joint distribution. The stock will augment Logan’s relief drive and aid residents of Hocking County until work and employment return. Carefully supervised distribution aims to serve county residents only and prevent nonresidents from receiving aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Falls
Washington Townships
Geral Relief Committee
Ers
Hocking County
ZEMO Clears Pimples and Skin Irritations Quickly
An advertisement touts ZEMO as a soothing antiseptic that relieves pimples rashes and itching. It claims twenty years of relief and offers 5c 1 and 1 25 Extra Strength for obstinate cases with druggists selling the product.
Classified Circulation Ad Notice from Clinton Webb
Local notice seeks readers for society and locals column and requests classified ads for The Messenger. D Y Milne listed for circulation inquiries with phone contact 272 and 6024 for telephone service.
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Clinton Webb
The
Messenger
D.Y. Milne
More Men Called Out for Road Work in Hocking County
In Logan on February 23, Orla Wolfe the county engineer announced 36 men were called to road work after Washington’s Birthday commemorations. He said a larger number would work Tuesday under the stagger system and a new daily duty roster would start at Murray City with rotation to share the workload. Rosters are also in operation at Carbon Hill and Logan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hocking County
Logan
Hocking
Washington
Orla Wolfe
Carbon Hill
Logan Chamber of Commerce Leader Named Relief Chairman
Barton A. Holl, longtime Logan Chamber of Commerce head, appointed chair of the Governor's Relief Committee in Hocking County, succeeding Judge A. M. Ellinger who resigned last week. Adjutant General Frank Henderson announced the move late last week. Holl had served on the committee for several months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Barton A. Holl
Logan Chamber of Commerce
Governor’s Relief Committee
Hocking County
A. M. Ellinger
Frank Henderson
Holt
Auto Crash Near Logan Ends With Minor Injuries
Logan report states John Green of Gloucester drove an automobile when another vehicle operated by a man believed to have fled caused a collision. No serious injuries were reported and authorities investigated the incident.
Brown sought for questioning after collision near Columbia
Sheriff Sol Ellinger investigated a collision near Columbia involving William Brown and is trying to locate Brown for questioning after Sunday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Brown
Columbia
Sol Ellinger
Brown
Shoe Factory Bowlers Beat Kroger Team From Columbus
In Logan on Sunday Shoe Factory bowlers from the City League defeated Kroger's Columbus team in two of three games and led by 174 pins in total. W. E. Brehm top scored for the locals with 607 pins while Lessien led Kroger with 613.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Shoe Factory
Kroger
Columbus
W. E. Brehm
Lessien
Rural Schools Immunized In Hocking County Visit
Dr. W. B. Lacock visited rural districts in Hocking County to complete the immunization program. Pupils at Carnes West Logan Ball Nickel Plate Calico Ridge Webb Summit Gore Oroville Sand Run and several Schools No 2 5 7 8 Shaw Smith Chapel Laurel Run Mt Zion Campbell Coonville Starr Tick Ridge received vaccines during the late week visits.
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Shaw and
Smith Chapel
Green Township
Laurel Run
Mt. Zion
Campbell, Coonville
Starr
Tick Ridge
Starr Township
Death of Murphy Lamented at Logan
Logan officials mourn J L Murphy described as the driving force behind valley industry. A Logan Chamber of Commerce delegation planned to attend final rites in Columbus. Attendees included Harold W Larimer Ford Hack Noah Robey Sarton A Hall and J R Ralston. Plant reopening, if delayed, is not expected to worsen unemployment relief.
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Logan
J. L. Murphy
Hocking Valley
Logan Chamber of Commerce
Columbus
Harold W. Larimer
Don 8
Ford Hack
Noah Robey
Sarton A. Hall
J. R. Ralston
Murphy
Attend Services By Patriotic Groups At Church
A Logan report notes a delegation from the American Legion and Auxiliary attended a Sunday evening service at St. Paul Protestant Episcopal Church. A George Washington Bicentennial program under Rev. C. M. Lever featured Frank Walters presenting Church Life of Washington. Barton A. Holl gave a second talk on Washington's death and funeral.
Washington's Birthday Observed Quietly in Logan
Washington's birthday was celebrated in Logan with most businesses open except banks. Schools were dismissed and clubs held programs. A uniform flag display decorated Main Street while many homes and public buildings displayed the U S colors.
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Washington
Logan
Main Street
United States
Birthday Party Observed By Local Residents
Mrs. Tom Krieg of this city and Mrs. Walter Carnes of Columbus observed their birthdays Sunday with a dinner party at Mrs. Krieg's home. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Walter Carnes and two children of Columbus, Mr. and Mrs. Paschall Tigner and son Robert of Logan, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wilson of Logan, Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Wilson and Mrs. Wurtzman of Glouster.
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Tom Krieg
Walter Carnes
Columbus
Birthday Party for 76th Birthday of W P Heft
Miss Ruth Heft hosted a surprise Sunday party at their North Wood Street home for her father W P Heft on his 76th birthday. Patriotic colors graced the table with a red white and blue cake featuring the number 76. Ruth read an original poem dedicating to her father before dinner. Guests included Mrs Heft, Miss Rose Heft, and Mr and Mrs C B E Brehm and daughter Violet, Logan and Mrs J H Bowman and daughter Matie and son Charles of Columbus.
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Ruth Heft
W. P. Heft
North Wood Street
Miss Heft
Mr. Heft
Diana Dollar Arrives in New York from Europe
Diana Dollar, young daughter of steamship magnate R Stanley Dollar, arrives in New York from Europe. The photo captures her modish look and a stylish beret as she steps off the plane.
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One Dollar
Diana Dollar
R. Stanley Dollar
New York
Europe
Rotary meeting hears talk on the Humanness of Washington
Walter Haas, member of the Junior High Faculty, spoke to the McArthur Rotary Club about the Humanness of Washington. He was accompanied to the neighboring city by Barton A. Holl.
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Logan
McArthur
Rotary Club
Walter Haas
Washington
Haas
Barton A. Holl
Beggar Found Dead After Passing Shoppers
In Evansville a tattered beggar leaned near a downtown building and died as passersby offered little concern. Fruit peddler Long Higdon identified the man as Mike Healy but the figure gave no reply.
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Evansville
Ind
U.P
Long Higdon
Mike Healy
Mike
Healy
Make This Model at Home Dainty Pattern 2293
Advertising copy for Anne Adams sewing pattern 2293 with step by step diagrams. Describes a child dress with bias bound edges, sizes 4 to 12, fabric and binding yardage, price fifteen cents per pattern, and a spring catalog offer. Includes ordering details and mail address for The Athens Messenger Pattern Department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Adams
Athens Messenger
Agnes
Relic Hats and Historic Displays in Athens Windows
Reporter visits Finsterwalds Millinery on Court Street to view a George Washington’s birthday exhibit. The display features 19th century bonnets and hats, relics from 1812 to 1862, a 150-year-old Windsor chair, old books, and a 1789 natural history volume, with owner notes and provenance from local residents.
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Athens
Court Street
George Washington
Finsterwald
Miss Finsterwald
Antiquities Highlight Ohio University Exhibits in Athens
A display in McHenry and Sisler shows quilts covers and historic fabrics from Civil War era to Colonial times. Notable pieces include a green white quilt by Rachael Hammond Mills and daughter, a red beige knit wrap from 1845, a paisley shawl over a century old, and a quilt of Elizabeth Anderson Jones loaned by Helen Crawford. The exhibit also features Peterson's Magazine from 1870 and a 1519 dated letter about a legislator election.
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H. L. Atkinson
Lillie Nicol
Helen E. Crawford
Windsor
F. R. Reid
England
George Washington
Century Bound
Rachael Hammond Mills
Elizabeth Anderson Jones
Helen EB. Crawford
Glouster
Rabbi Issues New Decalogue for Marriage
New York February 23 Rabbi Jerome M Lawn issues a Ten Commandments of Marriage. The list urges couples to keep courtship alive, admit faults, confide, respect each other’s families, avoid adultery, live within means, and stay active in their house of worship.
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New York
U.P
Jerome M. Lawn
Lawn
Smoking Doesn't Hurt Denison Men Students
Granville February 23 Smoking does not handicap Denison University men students medical authorities here have found Of 50 men selected at random
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Denison
Freshman Smoking and Growth Findings at College
University data show 36 of freshmen do not smoke, 10 are habitual smokers, and four smoke occasionally. Average freshman age is 18 with women 5'4" and 114 pounds while men are 5'10" and 146 pounds. Girls gain little height or weight in college, but boys grow physically and mentally.
Veterans to Meet in Knights Hall Tuesday
Athens County Camp No 78 and Auxiliary No 64 of the United Spanish War Veterans will hold a meeting Tuesday night in the Knights of Pythias Hall. announcement said.
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Athens County
United Spanish War Veterans
Knights of Pythias
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J. R. Harvey
West Washington Street
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Spring
Albany
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William Penn
Fred Ellis
Peter
Ohio University
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