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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1932
Page
8
Hocking County Officials Dispute Tax League School Figures
Logan July 2 County school officials challenge figures from the Inter-Organization Tax League regarding operating expenses for the rural schools. They cite 1929 data showing 4,228 rural students and 342,886.46 in costs, with 137,092 state aid, 134,853 bond debt, and 751,330.42 for retirement and interest in 1929, plus 1931 cost totals and remaining bonds of 116,107.56.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Inter-Organization Tax League
Hocking County
Route 31 South of Logan Will Be Paved
State Highway Department to pave 13 708 feet of Route 31 south of Logan with 20 foot brick pavement at an estimated 57000 and provide brick for the improvement at about 27000. Construction must finish by November 30. Sixty percent labor via General Relief committee, boosting county employment for weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
State Highway Department
Hocking County
General Relief Committee
Rain Delays Leaders Versus Catholic In Kiwanis Junior League
Logan July 2 Rain halted the Kiwanis Junior League clash between league leaders United Biathren and runner up Catholic. Heavy field pools stopped play as managers and league officials arrange a playoff date. No game on July 4 but two games set at the fate ground at two oclock with Marion Townsmp facing Logan team sponsored by Dr J Cherrington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Kiwanis
United Biathren
Cft
Athletic
Unig
Fate
Oolock
Marion Townsmp
Dr. J. Cherrington
Veterans Benefit Legislation Aids War Insurance Holders
Logan reports new legislation will aid World War veterans in Unis state who hold war risk insurance under the term plan. The measure allows continued coverage for five more years without a physical exam and permits renewal if policy premiums are five months in arrears, under the same plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Unis
Tipton Doing Well as Eastern Wood Products Expands
Logan report notes HL Tipton guides Eastern Wood Products Company of Jersey City Minnesota through a six week surge in activity after moving to a larger factory. The firm started in 1921 with Tipton at the helm, previously linked to Logan Manufacturing and Gallipulis Furniture. Tipton is son of A Tipton of the local city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dls
Logan
Eastern Furniture Magazine
Eastern Wood Products Company
Jersey City
MN. d
Tast
Companiny
Hia Company
HL. 2
Tipton
Lagan Manufacturing Company
Gailipulis Furniture
A. ©. Tipton
Mr. Tipton
Beneficiary Named in Adeline Marden Will Read in Probate
Logan July Benjamin Harden, husband, was named primary beneficiary in Adeline Marden’s will read in probate court Thursday. He receives a lifetime interest in the estate and holds 100 percent title to a 335 acre Washington Township farm until specified conditions occur. Upon the principal beneficiary’s death the estate goes to Iva Stone of Saint Tone. The will, dated May 25, lists Edwin I. Ricketts and a relative as witnesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wil
Adeline Marden Ts
Logan
Benjamin Harden
Pase Jained Pal
Adeline Etarden
Aery
Washington ‘Township
Saint Tone
Edwin 1
Ricketts
Rela Wit
Bertya Ll
Logan Radio Drowsy After Democratic National Convention Sessions
Sleepy residents gathered in Logan after an all night radio session covering the Democratic National Convention. Many remained until adjournment and returned Friday night for the seventh session as the convention continued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Concert Tickets af Officials Anvewoce phony Concert
Chamber of Commerce announces reservations for Chicago Symphony Orchestra appearances at Obin Stadium during July. Eight performances planned this week, with official cooperation requested to secure tickets for local music lovers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stadium
Logan
Chamber of Commerce Alflew
Chicago Symphony Orchestra
Obin Stadium
Chamber [P! Commerce
Divorce De Florence Fickel Awarded Custody of Four Children
LOGAN July 2 Florence V Fickel was awarded a divorce from Harry Fickel in Common Pleas Court with custody of all four children. Florence received the marital home on East Munter Street and alimony for the four children set at $10 weekly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Fickel
Logan
Marley Me Whitern
Florence V. Fickel
Harry Fickel
East Munter Street
Sim
Tag Business Boosted By Cut in Rates
In Athens County, Johnson oversees automobile license tag sales. After a rate cut, 25 tag sets sold Friday and 14 more Saturday morning. Five day total matches June’s entire month sales. Friday revenue totaled $120.05 with various tag set prices recorded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ofvid Johnson
Athens County
Massenger
Toter
Denies Guilt In Court Arraignment And Bond
A man pleaded not guilty at arraignment before Judge F Rowland of Athens County Common Pleas. He was bound over to the grand jury under a $900 bond after furnishing land. His trial for possession of intoxicating liquor was set for July 6. John Stauffer indicted for third offense. Henry Cithtson noted for the Drain County Club picnic at Washington Park on July 10 with a brief program and refreshments. Irene Bossack presides pro tem, Carrie Dunnett secretary. Globee Wernicker, a noted Cincinnati office furniture maker, placed in receivership for default on $1,272 in convertible notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ty Col Y da Logal
Om Caolumbus
Pearl Gatley
John Binley
Rockbridge
Sol Ellinger
Stanley Snon
Bods
Jait
Franklin
Wtinty Park
seenAn
Ralpe Floes
South Bloomingville
C. T. Stephenson
Rolland Starkey
Les
Frank
F. Rowland Fir
Athrens County Common Pleas Court
John Stauffer
Squar
Henry Cithtson
Athens County Club
Washington (Schiller) Park
Irene Bossack
Carrie Dunnett
Cincinnate
Globee Wernicker
Era
Amelia Earhart to receive Distinguished Flying Cross
President Weaver signed a congressional act authorizing presentation of the Distinguished Flying Cross to Amela Earhart Putnam. In Osaka Japan fourteen people drowned and forty were injured when a river dike collapsed at Mikimachi in Hyogo Prefecture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amelia
Washington
Weaver
Congress
Amela Earhart Putnam
Osaka
Japan
Mikimachi
Hyoigo Prefecture
Officials Meet to Allocate Gas Tax for Poor Relief
Futu nnerustees and clerks from 14 townships of Athens County met Friday at the Courthouse to receive instructions on spending state gasoline tax proceeds for relief. Each township got about 2400 dollars from the total. Spokesmen included Joseph Thomas, J Wolfe, and Albert Keirns, with County Surveyor J W Witton presiding. A uniform tax roll system was explained and adopted for townships.
Scouts Take Life Saving Tests This Summer
Fourteen local Boy Scouts are preparing for the Red Cross junior life saver test this summer at Crystal Pool with 10 others in swimming instruction. Ralph Thorne, Red Cross examiner, leads Saturday morning sessions focusing on life saving, strokes, dives, and control of drowning victims. Junior tests require prior life saving instruction and the ability to swim a quarter mile, with instruction continuing all summer. senior tests will follow for older candidates. First aid work is also taught at Tuk Scout camp on the Rowland farm under Thorne, now in his second year directing the program in Athens County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Ralph Thorne
Crystal Pool
Tuk Srout
Rowland Farm
Thorne
Athens County
Brick Work To Begin Tuesday In City District
Brick laying over the concrete base on Prest and Court Streets will start late Tuesday after a holiday pause. Contractor Frear Rechter reports workers spent days tidying concrete and preparing bricks. Fence rails and guard rails remain. east walk finishes next, with concrete work on the bridge near the Athens hospital nearly complete.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prest
Court Streets
Frea Rechter
Workmien
Weel South Bridge
Cancrer
Athens Te Hospital
Dairy Judging Lessons Begin for County Boys
First lesson in dairy judging held at Athens State Hospital for 15 boys from Hocking and Athens Counties. Hocking County extension agent Har ell Chambers and Athens County agent T. H. Johnson assisted. Ohio State University dairy specialist Ivan MeKellip attended and will join next meeting July 33 at the state hospital. MeKel ip will also be present at the next meeting, July 33, at the state hosp nital. MEIGS COUNTY RULING COLUMBUS, July 2. When the probate judge fixes the salary of a full matron within the SiGion per month initation, the county commissioners must appropriate such amount and they have no authority to change it. Attorney General Gilbert Bettman held in an opinion to Cedric W. Clark, Pomeroy, prosecutor, Meigs County, SERVICE AT THE PLAS teaching service will be held at The Plains M. BE. Church sunday night at 7:30 o'clock. The project will be "The Mission of the Church."
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens State Hospital
Hocking
Athens
Harell Chambers
Hocking County
T. H. Johnson
Athens County
Ivan MeKellip
Ohio State University
MeKelip
Meigs County
Columbus
Gibert Bettman
Cedric W. Clark
Pomeroy
Plas
Plains M. BE
Gallia County 4-H Clubs Double Membership in Year
Gallia County farm youth membership in 4-H Club work has more than doubled this year, with thirteen girls and two boys in new clubs. The extension agent cites eight organizations with 100 percent membership growth since last year, and camp plans include a district gathering near Jackson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vallipolas
Gallia County
L. W. Trames
Gallia
With & Il
Gallin County
Barnes
Nea
Xx Baker
Clay Ciutpel Sewing Club
Obie
Cth
Lani
Vinton
Lawrence
Meigs
Chiba
Pfairfield Prisvillas
G. G. McCormick
Galipotis
Lille Kyger
Georgia
Ernest Blazer
Gallopalls
RPL
Happy Coters
Theld
White Oak
Marie Thomas
Bidwell City Chapel Sewing Club
Mary Baker
Mary Brown
Beulahville Sewing Girls
Esta George
Harrisburg Girls’ Club
Evelyn Getting
Rin Grande Girls
Marjorie Vollmar
Vinton Club
D. J. Hangar
Cura Girls’ Club
Hayden Wood
Stanley Wood
Interesting Figures On Attendance In Gallia County Schools
Gallia County reports 1931 32 school year totals with 3984 children in regular districts attending 536.88 aggregate days and an average daily attendance of 941. Elementary enrollment reached 1727 boys and 1701 girls, with high school enrollments of 151 boys and 147 girls in 4 year programs. Boys outnumbered girls 2029 to 1006 in total Gallia County school enrollment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vinton
Addison
Biewell-Porter
Cadmis
Centerville
Chambersburg
Cheshire Rural
Cheshire
Crown City
Greenfield
Kingan
Harrison
Huntington
Morgan
Ohio
Coon
Perry
Gir Ns
Lady ( Tata
Sytem
Diafla
Nchoos
Gallipolis
Christ
Gallia County
E. W. Edwards
Sevear High School
WE Pitts
Fourth of July at Ohio Hospital for Epileptics
The Ohio Hospital for Epileptics in Allipolis marks Independence Day with a 9 o clock morning ceremony led by Rev. George Sagan featuring prayer, song, overture by the O H B Band, and an address. A hospital baseball game against Rutland is set for 3:30 at the O H I diamond. Music by the O I E Band, and a community picnic supper precedes evening singing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allipolis
Ohio H Hospital
G. G. Rincon
Assembly Hall
Oelock
George Sagan
America
O. H. B. Band
Rutland
O. I. E. Band
Scout Drive Short
Gallipolis July 2. With many reports still due the Boy Scout Fund Drive aims for 35 to 50 percent of the $1,000 goal. Dr G G Kincon says pledges in Gallia County last year reached $1,000 and this year’s target mirrors that. Economicconditions may trim donations but officials do not expect reduced Boy Scout work. Full funding would have funded repairs at the Gallia County Scout Camp on Raccoon Creek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
G. G. Kimeon
Gallia County
Kincon
Raccoon Creek
Alimony Suit Filed in Gallipolis Court
Edith Myers of Gallipolis filed a suit seeking alimony from Morva E. Myers. She also asked Gallia County Common Pleas Court to restrain her husband from selling property she claims he owns in Gallipolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Edith Myers
Mor Va
Marietta Chosen for Next Health Meeting by Experts
Southeast Ohio health directors and commissioners selected Marietta as the next meeting site after a July 2 gathering at Hotel Lafayette Gallipolis. About 75 health workers attended the session, reviewing preventive medicines for epilepsy and other diseases, with tours of Ohio Hospital for Epileptics Holzer Hospital and the Ohio River area. The Sept meeting date was set for Marietta. The group highlighted the economic impact of prevention costs and criticized blaming public health on unemployment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uhle
Gallipolis
Haalin
Ohio
Marietta
Hotel Lafayette
Ohio Hospital
Holzer Hospital
Ohio Hiver
H. G. Southard
G. G. Kincon
E. S. Shaffer
Shaffer
New Principal W Braxton Appointed in Gallipolis
RW Braxton of Xenia is named principal of the Linenin School by the Gallipolis District Board of Education, succeeding the resigning Joseph N Carter. The board also buys 25 library chairs and orders seating replacements for Gatlin Academy Auditorium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Braxton
Xenia
Linenin Sehoal
Gallipolis
RW. Braxton
Linenin School
Perkins seeks new trial in Gallipoli case
Perkins has filed an application against Robert M. Switzer administrator of the estate of Stephen L. Perkins. The suit concerns wages allegedly due William Perkins for care of his uncle Stephen L. Perkins. Sixty six persons seek to share in the estate. Jasper Cone sues Green Lantern Confectionery property in Gallipolis to N W Cherrington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipoli
Perkins
Robert M. Switzer
Stephen L. Perkins
William Perkins
Jasper Cone
Chatitel
Green Lantern
Gallipolis
N. W. Cherrington
Man Slashed and Robbed in Gallipolis Incident
Charles Moore, 30, of Gallipolis, is hospitalized with knife wounds after an assault Thursday night. Norstein was arrested. Moore waived exam and was ordered held on $2,000 bond on a charge of intent to kill. Also notes Holzer Hospital activity and Gallia County June car sales, plus a remark on Australian mice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Durring
Gallipolis
Charles Moore
Holzer Hospital
William Holstein
Moore
Norstein
John Fraley
Justice of
Leo Carter
Gallia County
Creeks Opened For Fishing In Gallia and Lawrence Counties
Symmes Creek and its tributary Sand Creek in Gallia and Lawrence Counties were opened to fishing yesterday under the three year stocking program of the State Department of Conservation. They were the only county streams closed at the start of the year and will close again in March 1933 for a period extending until July 1, 1933.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Symmes Creek
Sand Creek
Gallia
Lawrence
Janus
State Department of Conservation
Jesse Baughman Dies In Waterloo Township
Jesse Baughman 16 a Hlifetong resident of Athens County died at 5 o clock Friday evening at Sheltering Hospital from complications He was a retired farmer who served 12 years as justice of the peace eight years in Lee Township and four in Waterloo Township He was a trustee of Waterloo Township and a member of the Masonic Lodge of New Marshfield Survived by wife Susan Hunter two marriages produced three children Lester H Emma and William all predeceased one grandchild Helen L Baughman and three grandchildren Catherine Mina meyer Bruce and Howard Baughman Ath ens Burial will be in New Marshfield Cemetery with funeral at 2:30 Sunday at his residence conducted by the Masonic Lodge and Rev Reed J Downs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Marshfield
Jesse Baughman
Athens County
Mr. Baughman
Lee Township
Waterloo Township
Bruce
Howard Baughman
Athens
Helen L. Baughman
Jr. Baughman
Sam Baughman
Lee Rbauffman
Wiliam Baughman
Fairmont
Minn
Masonic Lodge
Reed J. Downs
First Christian Church
New Marshfield Cemetery
Storm damages homes lines trees near Newark
An electrical storm with heavy rain and a mini tornado four miles west of Licking Cousty damaged dwellings telephone lines and trees. Local reports describe the weather event as a brief tornado passing through the area causing property harm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Licking Cousty
Newark
Damaed
Here
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