200 Hocking County Families Removed From Relief Lists
Logan July 12 Approximately 200 Hocking County families have been taken off relief lists in the past two weeks, per relief director Chester Miller. By month end, total relief families are expected to fall to about 1200 due to improved mine field conditions and the National Fireproofing Company plant at Haydenville resuming operations. A few removals followed investigators' reports.
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Logan
Hocking County
Chester Miller
National Fireproofing Company
Haydenville
Heine Brothers Sell Market to R Bierly
Logan July 12. A deal completed Saturday sold the Heine Brothers retail meat market to Ray lmhond Bierly who took possession Monday morning. Bierly plans to consolidate the two stores, while the former owners focus on packing. Earl Bowers, a meat cutter, leaves for a vacation then joins the packing company. Mrs. Bess V. Mutchmore remains with the meat market temporarily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Heiie Brothers
Raylmhond Bierly
Bierly
Heine Bros
Earl Bowers
Michigan
Bess V. Mutchmore
Kes C. Achauer Receives Partial Judgment Payment
Kes C. Achauer clerk of courts received a second payment of 2800 from Consolidated Indemnity Company toward a 10000 judgment. The firm acted as surety for county funds at First Rempel National Bank when it closed. The local common pleas court awarded the judgment and higher courts affirmed it. First payment was received weeks ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Consolidated Indemnity Company
Kes C. Achauer
Mazel Gilaes Weds Alfred Brooks in Richmond Indiana
Mr and Mrs Henry Gilaes announce the marriage of their daughter Mazel to Alfred Brooks son of Mr and Mrs Richard Brooks of Logan Indiana. The ceremony was conducted by Rev Megenitz at the Methodist Church in Richmond Indiana on June 29.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Henry Gilaes
Miss Mazel
Alfred Brooks
Richard Brooks
Megenitz
Richmond
Indiana
Patchen at Fort Harrison Camp Reports Good Health
Logan July 12 James E Patchen of Hocking County is at Fort Harrison Indiana attending the C M T Camp He is the camp's only local youth and reports good health and that the camp is a great one He belongs to Battery A Field Artillery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
James E. Patchen
Fort Harrison
Indiana
Patchen
Hocking County
Battery A
Field Artillery
Walton arraigned on paternity charge in Logan
Gilbert Walton appeared before Magistrate V W Martin on a paternity charge in Logan. He pleaded not guilty and was released on a $300 bond.
Methodist Defeat United Brethren 10 to 6 in Junior League
Logan July 12 Methodist team beat United Brethren 10 to 6 in the second half of the Junior League schedule. It was United Brethren’s first loss after winning the first half pennant by defeating Catholics Friday. Landis, the Methodist pitcher who returned from an early season leg injury, pitched well.
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Logan
Methodists
United Brethren
Landis
Sequel Traces Camp Messkit Return In Sandusky
July 12 report follows an earlier column about a messkit issued at Camp Hocking to Ivan Moorehead. Sgt Reuben Washburn of Sandusky carried it during World War I. Lieut Hoff man, a camp staffer from Sandusky, found Washburn and learned of the kit’s return at Camp Sherman after the war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Camp Hocking
Ivan Moorehead
Reuben Washburn
Sandusky
Lieut
Hoffman
Washburn
Camp Sherman
Mary J. Gordon Dies in Marion Township
Mary J. Gordon age 65 wife of William Gordon died at her Marion Township home after a long illness from diabetes. She was the mother of six sons and survived by a brother Noah Young and three sisters in Lancaster. Funeral services were held at St Emanuel Lutheran Church Rush Creek with burial in Forest Rose Cemetery Lancaster.
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Noah Young
Ivy Miller
Hazel Kemp
Edna Darling
Lancaster
St. Emanuel Lutheran Church
Rush Creek
Forest Rose Cemetery
Mrs. Case Leaves Logan for Northport Washington
Mrs. W. F. Case departed Logan after nearly a year caring for her mother Loretta Stinchfield who died months ago. She was joined by her brother Albin Stinchfield who plans to stay indefinitely in Northport. They left with Billy Case and Jack Allen who will visit the World’s Fair in Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
W. F. Case
Loretta Stinchfield
Northport
Washington
Albin Stinchfield
Sanitation Program Nears Completion at The Diamond
The two week sanitation program under Dr. W. B. Lacock, Logan health commissioner, at The Diamond nears completion. It included building sanitary toilets, storm water management, and drilling a water well.
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Logan
The
Diamond
W. B. Lacock
Local Visitors Share Weekend in DeLand and Nearby
Dexter Mrs Attlie Hewett and children visited in DeLand Florida with her parents Mr and Mrs J H Folden. New Castle Indiana guests Mrs Alma Davis and Mrs Austin Hines visited Mr and Mrs Howard Davis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Attlie Hewett
Deland, Fla
J. H. Folden
Alma Davis
Austin Hines
New Castle
Ind
Howard Davis
Deed of 1821 with Monroe signature found in Logan
Logan notes administrator of Joseph Greiner estate found an old March 23 1821 deed on sheep skin from President James Monroe to Peter Sanders of Fairfield County. Greiner born on the Webb Summit farm lived there 74 years. Also reports recent rain season clogging Rockbridge sewer lines now being cleared.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cle
Joseph Greiner
William Lehman
Greiner
Webb Summit
Skin. Greiner
Ladies Auxiliary to Serve Supper at Hebbardsville Church
The Hebbardsville Ladies Auxiliary of the Alexander Presbyterian Church plans a Friday evening supper at the church. Local residents A L Carsey age 75 died Monday at daughter’s home in Athens. Reports of visits and returns include multiple families visiting relatives across Strouds Run Vinton County and Athens with neighbors sharing weekends and holidays.
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The
Alexander Presbyterian Church
A. L. Carsey
Hoyt McAfee
Athens
C. O. Wingo
Sam Coe
Strouds Run
Pleasant gathering marks W W Pugh fifty sixth birthday
Relatives and friends gathered at W W Pugh home to celebrate his fifty six birthday with many attendees including C H Moore family Coolville and others. Local farmers report haying and corn plowing while several residents travel or visit. A church service is planned at Bates Church July 15 with O M Davidson preaching. News also notes visits, illnesses and work updates among area residents.
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W. W. Pugh
C. H. Moore
Coolville
Herbert Downey
C. E. Kelley
Roland Derbyshire
Geo. Haning
Don Haning
Floyd Douglas
John Pugh
Mary Pugh
Edna Pugh
Alice Moore
Cull Gilkey
Infant dies after birth in Athens family notes
Garden Glennie Eileen daughter of Mr and Mrs Ward Cunningham born June 30 in Athens died June 3 aged 5 hours Burial at Zion Cemetery June 31 Funeral by Rev Wade Radford Athens Mrs Cunningham formerly Margaret Goldaberry Also notes on local residents and road work progress and wheat harvest conditions.
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Glennie Eileen
Ward Cunningham
Athens
Zion Cemetery
Wade Radford
Cunningham
Margaret Goldaberry
Babe Jewell
Detroit
Mich
Eugene Goldsberry
Phillip
Leslie Kittle
Jacksonville
Edmundson Reports June County Finances Complete
Auditor J Clyde Edmundson's June financial report shows overdrafts in three funds including county, road repairs, and school salary. Receipts and disbursements across funds are itemized, with a total fund balance of 169537.05 at month end. Overdrafts to be cleared as tangible and intangible tax distributions are made.
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J. Clyde Edmundson
Board of Education
Pew
R. F. C. Direct and
Work Relief County Fund
R. F. C. Direct and Work Relief Fund
Nelsonville
County Board of Education
Salem Area Visitors Gather for Weekend Visits
Salem Sunday visitors included Albert and Mrs Caster, George Cahoon and family from Wilkesville, Hollis Webb and family from Wichita, Kansas. Prof J R Morton and Emma Morton visited Niagara Falls to see his daughter. Frank Nelson and family visited J E Romine. Various locals hosted guests from Columbus Athens Tiffin Lancaster and Wichita over the weekend.
Athens Council Approves Loan for Garbage Plant Plans
Athens Mayor and auditor authorized to apply for a 30000 loan from the Federal Emergency Administration of Public Works to build a city garbage disposal plant. Architect William J. Davis Jr. prepared the plans, which will accompany the loan application. City budget for 1934 is being prepared and soon submitted.
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Federal Emergency Administration of Public Works
City of
Athens
William J. Davis, Jr
Samuel Erskine
Ens
Griff H. Evans
Athens Eyes Federal Loan for Water Plant and Garbage Disposal
Athens seeks a $50 000 Federal loan under the Industrial Recovery Act for the water works plant, with a proposed $55 000 garbage disposal project. City officials expect state approval, plan to fund via property assessments and long term earnings at 3.5 percent interest, backed by civic groups and council finance members.
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Erskine
Athens City
Ohio Administration of Public Works
J. E. Bailey
C. E. Cameron
Anna F. Stauffer
Council
Local families visit across towns this weekend
Charles Perry and daughter Doro thy were in Pomeroy Friday. Charles Cahoon spent the week end with his brother, George Cahoon in Wilkesville. Mr. and Mrs. John Strong and daughter Dorothy of Gallipolis were week end visitors at the J FE Romine home. E F Bolen and daughter Elizabeth were in Pomeroy Friday. Cash Nicholes and family spent Tuesday with the former's sister, Mrs. Otho Watts of Middleport. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Ward of Columbus were called here Tuesday by the death of Henry Hoffman, Mr. Ward's uncle. Roy Anderson and family of Parker Run were Sunday visitors of Carney Jones and family Betty Fitzpatrick of Wilkesville, is spending a few days with her uncle, Howard Pond and family. Lawrence Chapman was in Columbus Friday.
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Charles Cahoon
Albert Caster
George Cahoon
Wilkesville
Hollis Webb
Wichita
Kansas
J. R. Morton
Emma Morton
Niagara Falls
Doris Shutters
Frank Nelson
J. E. Romine
Clelia Stansbury
Columbus
E. F. Bolen
Minnie Nicholes
Cora
Alma Smith
A. L. Holliday
Athens
Minnie Campbell
Tiffin
Tom Huston
Lancaster
Sarah Lavender
William Weyand
Bill
Kans
John Houck
Charles Perry
Dorothy
Pomeroy
John Strong
Gallipolis
J. FE. Romine
Elizabeth
Cash Nicholes
Otho Watts
Middleport
Elmer Ward
Henry Hoffman
Mr. Ward
Roy Anderson
Parker Run
Carney Jones
Betty Fitzpatrick
Howard Pond
Lawrence Chapman
Clever Bodice New Mode Promises Chic Silhouette
Fashion notes highlight a clever bodice with military air seaming and contrast trims. The pattern 1508 fits sizes 14 through 40 with yardage listed and illustrated sewing instructions included. The Athens Messenger offers the Anne Adams pattern book and catalog for fifteen cents.
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Anne Adams
Athens Messenger Pattern Department
West 17Th Street
New York City
Gusts and family visits mark quiet weekend
Albany R. D. No. 1 Mrs Glen Scott and Mrs Silas Scott were Sunday guests at the home of Mr and Mrs Walter Hawk of Fisher Station. Mrs Riggs, living with her daughter and son in law Mr and Mrs Byron Phillips, returned Wednesday after a stay with relatives in Nelsonville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Byron Phillips
Nelsonville
Murray City Euchre Party and Weekend Socials
In Murray City auxiliary of the Am plans a euchre party on Monday night in July at the high school gymnasium with proceeds to a benefit. A long list of local residents and visitors are noted with weekend travels and family visits to Wellston Wooster Mansfield Buckeye Lake Columbus Zanesville and Nelsonville among others.
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Murray City
Sally Riggs
J Son
Son
McCarley
Wellston
Byron Phillips
Cently
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Millers State Association
F. J. Beasley CO
Athens, Ohio
U. B
Messkit Owner
Mary J. Gordon
Marion Township
West
Dexter
Richard Cary
Trimbie
G. B. Davis
Dwight Mutchier
Chicago
Maxwell Smith
Wilmer Davis
Harold Smith
Bethseda
Mary M. Folden
Zimmerman
Huntington
Christian Church
Rozetta Whitington
Jimmy Whitington
D. M. Bosworth
Chauncey Long
Halcie Rupe
Doris Duffy
Donald Phillipe
William McMorrow
Alfred Young
William Hellyer
Messenger
Charles Dailey
McConnelsville, Ohio
Monroe
Adminis
Trator
James Monroe
Peter
Rockbridge
Hebbardsville
Helen Dowler
Olen Collins
T. J. Collins
Vinton County
Harry Davis
Collins Home
John Richardson
Kathryn
Alice
Vernon
G. V. Wingo
Vernie Bobo
Clarks Chapel
Emma Landis
Geraldine
Harry Hawk
Stewart
Harold Dowler
Frank Dowler
Peach Ridge
Mary LaBaw
Wilbur Elder
Mr. Pleasant
Cocilville
I. C. Gilkey
Ira Gilkey
Riley Tippie
Roy Haning
George Haning
Dayton
Bates Church
O. M. Davidson
Maxine Lowery
Lew Marshfield
Lowell Lowery
Cecil Douglas
Sam Jeffers
Wright Pugh
Ralph McClain
Amanda Meighen
Waverly
Ohio
Frank Gutherte
Shade Creek
Linder Blackwood
Aldean Barnhill
David Goldsberry
Blaine Goldsberry
Edmundson
General Fund
Cigaret Stamp Fund
Poor and
Special
District Health Fund
Salem
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
James H. Cassell
Brotherhood
Alvansley Johnston
Standard Trust Co
Standard Bank
B. of L. E
Athens Council
Albany
R. D. No
Glen Scott
Silas Scott
Mrs
Walter Hawk
Fisher Station
Don Solon
Wooster
Barney Solon
High School
Gmnasium
Leonard
Eleanor
Daniel Woig
Bob Stalter
Brown
Clifford Brooke
Franky
John Waltey
Clifford Brooker
Mansfield
Gey
A. A. Person
Ang Person
Robert Keach
Nancy Jane
John W
Lorena Bethel
Buckeye Lake
Mode Lewis
Henrysonville
Howard Chivers
William
John
Akron
Clara Shelton
Samantha Shelton
Charles
Mary Newman
Zanesville
Lucy Frazee
Zenners
Royal Crown
Gillette
Oc Junis
P. D. Pest
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