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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1934
Page
10
New Straitsville wins 3 to 1 over the Maytag Grays as Woodrow Nutter, a local junior league graduate, hurls effective pitching. Mowery allows eight hits for Logan, while Emerick makes highlight plays at first base and Walters collects three hits for the victors.
Charles Beery McBroom aged 18 son of Mr and Mrs Ebert McBroom died at Cherrington Hospital at 1230 Sunday morning from peritonitis after a week of illness He was a Logan High School Class 33 graduate He leaves a sister Margaret Funeral services will be held at St Matthew Lutheran Church at 2 pm Tuesday with Rev Amos L Heyde officiating Burial is in Oak Grove Cemetery.
A garbled line of numbers appears to list multiple monetary values such as 6250.00 and 1125.74 along with totals like 324,947.48 and 171,312.83. Lacking context, the entry reads as isolated financial figures without identifiable names, dates, or events.
Logan city prepares to form an Aerie of Eagles with Charles Strum authorized to organize. A meeting is set for next Thursday night at the Hammond Music Store on East Main Street to arrange preliminaries. An option has been taken on the Pastime Building lodge room once used as a bowling alley. About 70 locals already hold Eagles membership in Murray City.
Logan City officials warn property owners to remove weeds within city limits. Several complaints filed at city hall about failures to cut weeds. Action will be taken unless the matter is promptly addressed.
Governor George White, candidate for U S Senator, will address the Knights of Pythias district meeting at the Grotto Grounds next Sunday in Logan County. Also noted is a cesarean birth at Cherrington Hospital, an eight pound daughter and mother reported in favorable condition.
Mayor Kenneth R. Fitzgerald plans a Tuesday night meeting where several important matters will be submitted to Logan city lawmakers for discussion and potential action.
Logan area farmers may on contracted acres plant corn or grain sorghums for forage after guidance from state adjustment officials relayed to the Extension Service.
A pedestrian named Logan was struck by a car allegedly driven by Ray nerd Bailey of Rockbridge and Paul Gienn of Wood Street. Logan, injured with a cut knee, was taken to Cherrington Hospital Saturday night after walking along the highway west of town.
John William Leak 35 laborer of Logan and Barbara Eastman 38 housekeeper of Logan were married by Magistrate C. T. Stephenson. Estella Marte Logan township native born to Otis Poling and spouse in Marton Township named at birth.
Logan area youths chosen for CCC assignment had preliminary physicals Saturday by Dr. W B Lacock health commissioner. Selected travellers Floyd Miller Benton Township Erwin Barnhart Starr Albert Justice Murray City Joe Hilton Marion Phelix Phyfe Laurel Carter Starr Arthur Campbell named as alternates.
Sanitation progress continues in Hocking County with Dr. W B Lacock in charge while W F Smith trains as a reserve officer at Kamp Knox. Since start, 1396 toilets built under FERA and 50 under CWA, plus 80 more from last summer, with almost every village involved.
Chauncey residents report company from Mt. Pleasant Chicago Washington D C and Columbus. Mr and Mrs Will iam Collins Jr and daughter host Chauncey gatherings with Mrs Roscoe Brickles and Jo Ann return to Chicago after a Washington trip. Ivan Matheny and children Jean and Bob visit from Nelsonville as T R Hamilton hosts guests. Hull F Kittle and Helen Kittle Sanders visit Marysville with Jo Ann guests.
The widow of famed engineer Casey Jones appears in the locomotive cab replica during the 6th anniversary festival of railroading in west Kentucky and west Tennessee. She is pictured mounted to the cabin as part of the celebration at the festival site in Fuiteg.
Chesterhill Mrs Sowers undergoes appendectomy at Good Samaritan Hospital Zanesville and shows encouraging recovery. Mrs Davis treated for acute appendicitis at Memorial Hospital Marietta and is improving after surgery. Abbie Denny returns from visits to Zanesville Ravenna Newark. J W Dunbar relocates with family to Charles Gifford property, replacing McKitricks who move to Amesville. Margie Glassford and Marion Dyer visit grandparents P E Berry. Born to Burdelle Woodyard a daughter Cora Reed visiting Memphis sisters in town. Gertrude Dunnington visiting from Tulsa. Rev Householder family visiting Bremen. Hodgin family spend Fourth with Gibbons in Akron. Totmans return to Florida after visit. sister Lenore Gibbons accompanies. Cathleen Crew Louise Edgerton summering with grandparents Jennie Crew Will Fawcett. Nellie Grigsby and Lucille Grigsby return from Kalamazoo visit. Gertrude King to visit.
The Woman's Foreign Missionary Society will meet at Mrs. Mayme Davis's home Tuesday night at 7 30. Music will be provided by Mrs. Della Landon and Miss Jeanette Brown of Jacksonville.
GLOUSTER Daughters of Union Civil War Veterans will meet tonight at the Odd Fellow Hall. Lunch will be served after practice. CHAUNCEY John Doc Boling of Murray City employed as a machine man at Poston Mine No 6 suffered a fracture to his right leg Saturday moving him to his home after care by Dr. C N Sanders.
In Glouster two residents Mrs Her man Jauchius and Lois Kinney age 11 were hospitalized in Zanesville after a collision two miles beyond Malta on the Stockport road about 8 PM Sunday. Mrs Jauchius was semi conscious. Jauchius had cuts and a leg injury. Edith Mae Henry and Jessie Jauchius had minor injuries.
A group of youths and several adults plan to attend the Epworth League Institute at the Lancaster Camp Grounds from July 14 to July 20.
Amesville, Rome, Canaan and Troy Granges will present 2 minute programs of talks music and one act plays at Ames-Bern High School at 8 pm Thursday July 12. The winner advances to county championship rounds against other Athens County entrants. Ice cream and refreshments available.
Glouster nips Luhrig 8 to 4 after an eighth inning rally as Snedden goes seven innings with Brunton finishing. Glouster trails in hits but takes advantage of eight safe blows and heads to Tuesday with Millfield and Thursday with Murray City Eagles. next Sunday at Kimberly.
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