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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1937
Page
7
Logan pre school health clinic for West Grade School children will be at 8 30 next Thursday in Dr H M Boocks office city health commissioner. Fifteen attended Central Grade School today. similar turnout expected from East Building for today’s clinic. Children from either school not attending may report next Thursday.
The ninth annual Fairview Homecoming will be at Fairview Church in Vinton County on Sunday July 4 starting 9 30 a m Plans are by Rev Jonathan E Orr Miss Ival Bock and Urey E Bethel The main address by Dr H H Fout of Indianapolis begins 2 45 p m Music by Rev and Mrs D S Mill Other pastors on program invite all Ohio church members Route 50 Ratcliffsburg location.
Paul L. Collison Charles Mack Kenneth Stone and William Woodruff left Wednesday for Dyer's Bay Canada where they will spend a week fishing. Jack Boocks returned to Lancaster with his sister Ruth Ann and will stay over July 4. Mrs Henry Myers Enterprise ill with complications. Charles Wonn left today for Wytheville Va to spend July 4 with friends. Mrs William Bensonhaver near Logan improving while under care of nurse Mary Evans. Mr and Mrs George Carr and family moved from Warner Ave to 249 E Front St. Mrs Jack Smith Huntington W Va came to Logan to visit her mother Mrs Charles Lutz and Mr Smith will join later for the weekend.
Mrs. F. Meade Bowen hosted a piano recital at her N Walnut Street home with a large audience. Students performing included Janet Tribble Alfred Carpenter Eugenia Weinrich Mary Neville Lacock Marjorie Wardwell Ruth Bliss Arlene Carr Kathryn Wardwell Lois Heyde Dorothy Wardwell Mary Alice Coleman Shirley Mooney Robert Price and Ann Bowen. In two piano pieces Ruth Bliss with Ann Bowen and Jean Weltner with Dorothy Wardwell performed. Afterward guests enjoyed punch and wafers served by the hostess and her daughters. The Questionnaire Club met at Rachelmacher Park then at Mrs Scott Braddock’s home with awards won by several members. The group plans another picnic July 19. Birth announcements followed for Mr and Mrs Kermit Blosser of Columbus a daughter born June 26 and for Mr and Mrs George Cooke of Kent a son born June 29. Mrs Clayton Scheide Sr was a guest at the Tuesday Bridge Club meeting hosted by Miss Emma Wellman as the first of a new series. Mrs Byron Wolfe Jr entertained the E Z Bridge Club at N Mulberry Street with high scores by Mrs Wylie Thurness and Mrs Homer Gabriel. The article closes noting a body air pressure fact.
Two women were injured in an auto wreck at Front and Depot Streets in Logan. Cars driven by Mrs. Walter Weston and Eph Lane were involved. Mrs. Weston and Miss Martha Axline were taken to Cherrington Hospital for treatment, suffering a fractured arm and head injuries respectively. They later left the hospital.
Carbon Hill Red Birds defeated Sugar Grove Gasco 6 to 1 at Sugar Grove on Sunday to seize the league lead. Johnny Malakas and Tony Reis join the team, boosting hopes. Paul Taylor pitched effectively while Tolbert and Malakas starred at the plate with multiple hits.
Logan robbery of Frank Ewing near Logan Tuesday night solved by Deputy Sheriff Newton Spencer who arrested two boys aged 11 and 14 during the getaway. They were taken before juvenile court officials for investigation. About $106 missing is reported recovered. Names of youths withheld.
Mrs. C. E. Pickrell of E Main Street fell ten feet when a ladder slipped while she picked cherries. Her daughter riding a bicycle collided with the ladder causing it to fall, but the injury was minor with only bruises reported.
LOGAN Methodists defeated Presbyterians 5 to 3 on Wednesday night. Hick Spence started for the Presbyterians and allowed one hit after two innings while eight strikeouts. Leonard pitched for the winners, with seven strikeouts. Barbee and Heyde each had two hits for the Methodists, as did Stephenson for the Presbyterians. Nelsonville meets the Maytags tonight at the fairground diamond in Senior League play.
Logan Hocking County is assigned a July CCC quota of 30. The new law lowers eligibility ages from 28 to 23. Applications are accepted at the Hocking County Relief Office on Wednesdays after noon and Saturdays mornings by Kathleen Pettit.
Logan Hocking County 4 H clubs schedule their annual tour for July 15 visiting Olen tangy Park in Columbus for a day of recreation. James R. Smoot extension agent coordinates arrangements. Logan Mrs Henry Glass of Logan joined Mr and Mrs Alfred Brooks for a weekend trip to the Great Lakes Exposition and returned with a Logan visit this week. Former Congressman Edwin D. Ricketts shows improvement after weeks of declining health.
Logan High Summer School Band presents its fourth free concert at Chieftain field at 8 15 tonight directed by Rich ard McCutchan with Walter Prather tenor as soloist. Prather sings Trees and On the Road to Mandalay. The program opens with Stepping Along and includes The Blue Danube and Star Spangled Banner among other selections.
Red Birds face Federal Glass in Columbus Sunday afternoon and meet Newark Pure Oils at Carbon Hill on Monday afternoon. Both games feature the Logan Carbon Hill team seeking wins to close the week.
Mrs Fred Pugh of Logan remains seriously ill at Glen Roy hospital after a heart attack during a visit begun Sunday with her daughter Mrs H H Shriner. Mrs Shriner stays with her mother.
Joe Gabriel Logan and Hugh Keller plan a boat trip from here to Gallipolis starting Sunday. They will travel down the Hocking River to the Ohio River and then to Gallipolis using an outrigger canoe. years ago Gabriel and Verle Collison boated from the Hocking to Athens.
Laurelville postal inspectors completed work in Laurelville and the city on Wednesday morning in connection with the Laurelville Post Office robbery. Sheriff Joe Farbearn said no new developments were reported as inspectors cooperated with county authorities.
Willful absence for more than three years led Judge Phil Henderson to grant the divorce of Mildred Robbins from Shirley Robbins. The plaintiff was restored to her maiden name Mildred Garrett.
An old advertisement claims beauty fades if facial blemishes appear and promotes Noxzema Medicated Cream for burns eczema pimples and chapped hands highlighting its corrective claims.
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