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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1946
Page
3
Logan High School band instructor James Horwell announced the first in a trio of summer concerts by the 40 piece Senior and Junior Band at the Logan Swimming Pool Friday evening. The program begins at 7 30 pm with a varied musical lineup.
Logan Miss Eleanor Cole Miss Mona Funk Miss Norma Harsh and Miss Jean Ann March will serve as counselors for the Junior and Senior 4 H camps at Ross Hocking in August. Junior camp enrollment includes Marilyn Smoot Peggy Ringhiser Bill North Leota Mack Leola Mack Ned Carter Haydenville Robert Huggins Laurelville Ardeth Dyer Rockbridge Richard E Fox Laurelville and John F Yates. Senior camp enrollment lists Roberta Mohler Betty Ringhiser Beulah Courter Union Furnace Marjorie Sheline Margie Campbell Haydenville Martha Lehman Marian Wolfe Betty Wolfe Murray City Shirley Larimer Nancy Perkins and Martina Stone. Junior camp runs July 21 26 and Senior camp August 5 10.
In Logan Probate Court on Wednesday the license was issued to John Albert Podoske 25 Murray City and Eleanora Cecilia Banik 21 Murray City. The ceremony will be officiated by Rev. Father GaNorini.
Mrs. Andrew Campbell of New Straitsville underwent major surgery at Hocking Valley Hospital on Wednesday. Min or surgery recipients included Tony Redd of Logan and Barbara Bruce of Buchtel. Mrs. Virgil Spencer, E Second St, is under hospital care. Howard Corrill of Logan Route 1 had minor surgery Wednesday with a local physician. Mrs. John Klinger's case from Gir Grove involved major surgery at Dosters Hospital, Columbus Thursday morning. Florence Campbell, age 3, treated Wednesday for a badly bruised left hand caught in a car door. Paul Stivison treated Wednesday for an injured right hand from a broken milk bottle. he works for Adcock Milk Co. Luther Wyskiver suffered a lac erated hand Wednesday while working at home on E Second St and was seen by a local physician. Charles Hutchison is reportedly at his home 267 Furnace St.
Logan pool manager Tom Armstrong announced life saving classes will be held each Tuesday and Thursday at 7:30 p.m. Dick Buntz will instruct the sessions. Attendance on Wednesday exceeded 400 as temperatures climbed from 93 at noon to 98 by mid afternoon.
Funeral services for 75 year old Mrs. Maggie Bails will be held Friday at 2 p m at the Maywood Mission in Lancaster. She died Wednesday at Saunders Rest Home in Marion Township and had lived there five years. Survived by nephew John Leake of Lancaster. Burial Elmwood Cemetery, Lancaster. Also: Norma Jean Hanna Joe Walburn and Bob Anthony attend Westminster Fellowship Conference in Wooster.
A planning meeting led by County Agent James R. Smoot discussed the men s camp at Ross Hocking Camp on August 3 4 Attendees from Athens included John Hope Ross Wright Paul Shaw Irvin Risch and Smoot The schedule includes a trap shoot omitted in the past four years and other special programs.
Logan County Treasurer Ralph Moorehead announced extended Saturday hours at the Courthouse for July 13 and July 20 the final day for tax payments without penalty. Also notes moves of local residents and a Timberlake family trip, plus 4-H club meetings Friday at school houses.
Mrs Nellie Allen Adams presented a studio recital at her home on W Second St Tuesday evening with a program featuring young piano students and pieces by John Church Ann Nimon Ruth Blake Earl Timberlake and others Parents and friends filled the adjoining parlor for the event
Mrs. Orla Wolfe hosted Dorcus Circle at Oak St with Mrs. John Keller leading the devotional on The Voice in the Garden. Refreshments were served to members and guests including Mrs. James Wolfe and many others.
Members of the Monday Night Sewing Club dined at the Sportsman at six with a social hour at Miss Margaret Rechenwaldt's home on West Street. Attendees included Mrs Eleanor Nelson Miss Dottie Lemon Mrs Paul Jurgensmier Mrs Jack Moorehead and Mrs Ralph Moorehead. The group scheduled a picnic at Rachelmacher Park for the next meeting. Logan Area Notes lists local trips and visits including Mr and Mrs Kenneth Heineman in Columbus and Mr and Mrs Thomas Sinnott with Mr and Mrs Joe Sinnott sailing to Birmingham for an extended visit. Mrs Addison Frey begins a week off as deputy in the Hocking County treasurer's office. F.N.R. Redfern visits from Adelphia. DRILI team to practice. The shell of a horsehide contains a protective layer giving the term shell horsehide its name.
Eleanor Wilson McAdoo daughter of President Wilson will chair the Women's Club radio program start next Monday. The Monday through Friday series adapts the lecture platform with topics and music segments across NBC CBS ABC and MBS lineups.
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