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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1952
Page
14
The notice describes how to place ads, fees, deadlines, and quality control for classified listings. It mentions phone submissions, three to four day insertion practices, and refunds for errors. It also includes a brief ad for moth protection products and a reminder about obituary and announcements handling.
Logan council debated gas rate hikes and a trestle widening dispute with the C and O Railway Co. The city, backed by the state, seeks to alter the trestle on Front St to relieve a traffic bottleneck. A seven year gas contract proposal and annexation objections from West Logan were discussed as officials plan further study.
LOGAN The extension class The Child and the Curriculum held a dinner meeting at Brandis Restaurant with 4 students the largest in the course’s history. Miss Mary Ward of Ohio University spoke and presented a gift while urging students to look ahead and foster happier youth.
Logan police report two men confessed to burglaries at Green Township Elementary and Seel's service, with James Starkey denying involvement. Both arraigned before Magistrate S. B. Whikhouring. Lovel and Starkey face $1,000 bonds. Investigators say the cases are not connected and center on burglaries in the Pateretville and South Bihornings areas.
POMEROY Olattan Devol ident after automobile crash five weeks ago in Toledo. Survived by parents Mr and Mrs Laren Devol of Minersville wife and four children, four brothers Wes and Toledo Mel and Warley of Columbus. Funeral services set for Friday in Toledo.
Logan city police cited Edward Tolliver, 40, for rock driving and fined $10 in Mayor Friend's court. Dismissals include Mrs. Emmett Reakins and Mrs. Robert Armstrong. Mrs. Clarence Winigman and Mrs. A W Batticher visited with relatives in Logan. Laurelville Route 2 and McArthur entries list residents and visitors.
Glouster businessman Gus Morris died at Sheltering Arms Hospital Athens at 3 a.m. He had run a local business since 1932 after moving from Zanesville. He came to America from Greece in 1913 and lived in Glouster since 1932. Survived by wife Diamond son Pete brother Christ in Indianapolis and a sister in Greece. Funeral plans are at Blower funeral home.
HY District Three members from Lancaster Athene Nelsonville Chaunees Logan high schools will attend a conference and dinner at Spain High School Thursday. Pay Yale Putney, world traveler, will speak while Faber wife of Farris addresses Logan High School Y Teens in the auditorium at ten o clock.
Reece Thompson and Bruce Norton families visited friends including Pamela Ske and Johnny Bruce. The Lannisz family moved from Hollister to Ney along with other relatives. Calvin Hrustan and son Lena spent time with Howard Westfall and Jerry Bennett in Cleveland.
Donald Dame, a 74 year old Metropolitan Opera tenor and member of The American Album of Earthly Music program, died Monday after appearing on a Sunday night New York show. He was known for years of work with the Metropolitan Opera and other companies.
Leroy Hartsock 56 died of natural causes after autopsy by Hocking County coroner Dr J Ward Deering. He was injured in an August truck collision and filed a 65000 damage suit in December. Survivors include wife Letha three sons two daughters a sister and two grandchildren. Funeral Thursday at 2 PM at Leonard funeral home with burial in Fairview Cemetery.
Ohio's 37th Division National Guard left Columbus Monday for Camp Polk Louisiana. Four men from Hocking County joined Hugh Dunkle New Straitville Route 1 Robert Baker Logan Route 1 Jack North Star Route and James Skinner of Near Tinton Furnace. Cart Heskins from Logan also attends Camp Polk.
Market notes from Cincinnati and Pleasant Livestock show varied cattle and hog prices with steady to active demand. Cows and bulls range around 14.00 to 19.50, feeder steers and heifers steady with moderate offerings. grain and produce prices fluctuate amid regional trading at multiple yards.
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