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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1935
Page
9
Entries received at Logan for a Sunday race at the Fairgrounds featuring single motorized cycles and professional riders from prior events. The program begins at 1 30 with four events, dust set to fly as entrants arrive Friday and Saturday.
Logans society and club news cover sorority convention reports and social events. Miss Lillian Sparnon received a Delta Theta Tau plaque from Miss Florence Powers. Miss Mary Frances Wonn reported on a Cincinnati convention with 300 attendees and a week of banquets and tours. Also noted are the Home Makers' Club meeting, a picnic, and upcoming Federated Conference events.
The Methodists won 13 to 9 against the Presbyterians in six innings despite limited hitting. Poor fielding and pitcher wildness produced the high score with six runs in the second. Presbyterians scored in the second, third, and fourth before a six run rally in the sixth. Nelsonville and the Phi Sigs scheduled to clash in the Senior League game tonight.
Logan-Floyd Beaugher has quit his post at Moore's Restaurant and departs today for Detroit where he expects to take a new position.
Logan residents plan to attend the Brandt reunion in Carroll County with Carl Brandt and family and others. An independent Logan team travels to McArthur Sunday to play baseball led by Jim Branigan. Emery Oyler injures left arm in swimming accident Wednesday afternoon.
Harold Zeig, superintendent, says the Sun Glow plant is starting work on an order for 8,200 pieces of furniture. It is the largest order the local factory has ever received. Workers moved from the northwest addition to inside the plant after its Wednesday completion.
Logan reports Frank St. Clair is expected to have his bond approved in time to join the board at Friday’s regular meeting. A transfer of bond for former commissioner Tom Vancuren is being negotiated.
Clean Up Paint Up Logan-Wood Street ranks as the shortest Logan thoroughfare with the most houses painted this summer. Properties owned by W. P. Heft Charles Barthlow Mrs Ona Brooks Ewald Schmitter James Miller Rose Heft and the Logan Home Savings Association are already painted or are being painted.
Logan residents and guests are listed with brief updates. Mrs Winifred Engle and son Dale visited Columbus Tuesday. Durward Branigan sustained a right leg injury playing recreation ball Wednesday evening. Mrs Aea Ward of Benton Township returned from Lancaster Hospital after an appendectomy. Melrose Harbaugh and hosts Dr C E Reebhorn entertained at Pataskala Sunday. Fred E F Huls will travel to Detroit today to join wife and Barbara for a short visit. Emil Newhauser of Columbus visited J L Steady’s family over the weekend. Donald Might of Trimble was brought to Cherrington Hospital Wednesday for treatment. The Rev T C Harper of Circleville is in Logan for the week visiting his wife in hospital.
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