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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 08, 1932

Page

5

Diphtheria Immunization Work To Continue in Hocking County

Diphtheria tests were given to Junior and Senior high pupils to gauge natural immunity with certificates to be issued for those lacking antitoxin. Immunization treatments will follow, with three injections at seven day intervals for preschool children upon parental consent, at the Central, Parochial, West, and East schools on scheduled times.

Lacock Ten O'Clock Central School Otelock Parochial School

Rodman Rites Held for 82-Year-Old Widow in Logan

Funeral services for Mrs. Harriett M Rodman 82 widow of John A Rodman were held at Leonard Funeral Service Chapel. The body arrived from New Albany Indiana Tuesday. Daughters Mrs J A Snyder and Miss Els Rodman of New Albany son A Redmer of Missouri and brother Henry Bobingon of New Albany attended. Rev Elmer Buss officiated. Burial followed at Shaw Cemetery.

Elmer Buss Trinity Lutheran Church Shaw Cemetery

Logan Couple Wed in Covington Nuptials

The marriage of Miss Jane Gompf and Paul Leach was performed in Covington Kentucky on December 26 with Rev Kesley Regan officiating. The bride, a Logan High School graduate, worked at the Pythian Theater and the groom is with Columbus Fairway and Light Co. They will reside in Columbus.

empf-Leach Columbus Fairway and Light Company Leseh Columbus

Jeweler Seeks Identified Rings In Logan Theft Case

Lancaster police report two suspects Clyde Seesholtz and James Madden were arrested after a Logan burglary. Police recovered several items, including two diamond rings, but the jeweler says they are not the ones stolen. Some recovered pieces are identified with other owners and charges may be filed.

Shrisinuss Logan Jan Lancaster Clyde Seeshoite James F. Madden John E Bier Krieg Weychoot Seesholtz Madden Gail County

Tax Books Open in Hocking County Districts

Tax books for Hocking County open in districts except Logan where opening is delayed until Tuesday. Treasurer George Hengst asks taxpayers to bring old receipts to speed processing. Also notes town updates, social notices, and a scarlet fever case in Logan with quarantine.

Hengst Logan Hocking County George Hengst Jang Loganthia Weel Health Department Caroline Ellinger Fred C. Hlinger

Hocking Countians Hurt in Urbana Accident

Three Hocking Countians and a Greenville resident were injured when their car was struck by a heavy truck near Urbana on Wednesday night. Injured were Charles Brown county commissioner Orval Carl Wolfe county surveyor and Harry Williams of Greenville who was in critical condition. Jacob Larimer suffered a fractured nose and leg. Brown Wolfe were treated at home and Larimer remained hospitalized.

Logan Jen Greenville Urbana Charles Brown Oria Carl Lart- Wolfe Mer Harry Williams Brown Wolfe Larimer Joe Farbearn Lasimers Wiliams Greenville Gravel Company

Three Arraignments In Logan District Court

In Logan on Thursday Judge Herteg Whitcraft presided over three arraignments. Winstone of South Bloomingville pleaded guilty to carrying concealed weapons and received a thirty day jail term plus a one dollar fine and costs. Francis Williams Jr of Union Furnace and Charlie Holdren of Union Furnace pleaded not guilty to burglary. bonds set at eight hundred dollars each and trial date scheduled for Monday.

Federal Corn Borer Line May Be Moved

Ohio quarantine area for corn borers could shift south to the Ohio River, per a recommendation to the Plant Quarantine and Control Administration. The line currently covers Hamilton, Clermont, Brown, Selote, and Lawrence Counties and part of Adams. objections cited by commercial interests and growers north of the line seeking access to Cincinnati markets.

Columbus Jan Shure Brewer Springfield United Press Today Ohio Ohio River United States Department of Agriculture Corm Bererine Hamilton Clermont Brown Sefote Lawrence Adams County State Department of Agriculture United Press Tewits Frank Cincinnati

OSU blind student Stein confirms marriage to Celina woman

Alten G. Stein a 27 year old blind senior in Ohio State University's College of Journalism confirmed today his marriage to Miss Maaine McAtee of Celina Ohio eight months ago. Stein met his wife two years ago when she began reading for him and acted as her guide over the campus.

Etes Columbus Alten GC Stein College of Journalism Ohio State University Maaine McAtee Celina

Bathing beauty designs draw critics in 1932 fashion notes

New York reports a bathing beauty model with brassiere style top and neck bracelets to emphasize curves. Columbus coverage notes Olin J. Ross seeking Republican presidential nomination. state welfare director John McSweeney plans to push parole officer funding.

New York Flre Asaacn Oto Teatuchue Boas Agatn Columbus Jan Olin J. Ross Columbus Ross John McSweeney

Dr Leonhardt’s Hem-Roid Promises Piles Cure

An advertise ment claims piles stem from internal blood congestion in the lower bowel and that external remedies fail. It promotes Dr Leonhardt's Hem-Roid as an internal medicine that stimulates circulation, relieves congestion, and heals affected tissue with a money back guarantee if it does not end the piles.

JS Leonhardt Dr. Leonhardt Quick

University Laundry Handles Large Wash Load At Ohio University

University laundry operations at Ohio University process vast volumes of linens each year. The plant on President Street serves dormitories dining facilities and hospital, with two full time workers and part time assistants helping a student staff.

John McLean Ohio University Athens County Logan President Street Union Annes Neng Mena Womens

Laundry plant details from university facility

A description of a laundry plant including a washer, centrifuge water extractor, tumbler dryer, and presser. The system, driven by a central plant, handles about 5,000 pounds of work daily with Roy Gold as supervisor and staff listed. The university uses heating and steam water power for the laundry operations.

M Preeser Roy Sia Mia Apsiatanta Mes Atel Moe B.A. Esipel

Artificial Legs Help Stanley Wander in Cleveland

A Mayearold boy named Stanley Gurexe with artificial legs runs away repeatedly in Cleveland. Detectives found him yesterday after a break in at a restate plant to steal food. He had been talasiog since December, running away from home caused by a leg loss. He slept outdoors four nights with frozen limbs, leading to amputation. The Rotary Club supplied his artificial legs and he still runs away.

Cleveland Mayearold Stanley Gurexe Stanley Tuna Hana Bin Tome Slanley Rotary Club

New Swine Disease Hits Western States

A report from Columbus notes discussion of a new swine disease affecting western states. Dr. Albert led a briefing on the menace, its spread potential, and suggested containment steps.

Columbus de. Albert

De Fosswit Addresses State Veterinary Methal Convention

Fragmentary note describes De Fosswit of the Untet & Department of Agricular speaking at a state veterinary method or convention. It mentions a recent disease from Europe and partial travel through Western states before reaching Ola.

de Fosswit Untet & Department of Agricular Methal Tha Dixense Europe Tates Ola

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