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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1945
Page
16
Hocking County extension agent James R. Smoot announced reservations for the Ross Hocking junior 4-H camp starting July 22. names include Marjorie Hardwoon Leona Mack Leana Mack Gloria Becker Marilyn Smoot and many others with councillors Mrs J G Cole and Helen Funk in charge of music. Women desiring the session July 27 28 29 must reserve at the Extension Office by July 19.
Logan Ohio jury finds Grover Carpenter not guilty of kindling a fire without a permit before Judge Frank M. Acton. In a separate matter Henry W. Davis pled guilty to grand larceny and was sentenced to Mansfield Reformatory with hard labor. burglary charge against Davis was dismissed.
Athens Messenger reports Logan area social notes including a Sigma Phi Gamma shower for Mrs. Joe Schrader and pledges listed. The piece mentions upcoming weddings, local visits, and community notices from Logan and surrounding towns with several named residents and institutions.
The Hocking County Tuberculosis Association met Tuesday night in Samuel H. Dillon’s office with Mrs. Paul Shaw reelected executive secretary for one year. Attendees included Mr. Dillon Mrs. Lawrence Hack and Carl Harsh. Logan marriage license issued to Jerome Bailey 26 of Fullerton Ky and Ethel Scott 23 of Logan to be married by Rev. Melvin Scott.
Funeral services for David E. Elick who died Monday were held at the Fairview Church with Rev. A N. Grueser and Rev. Carl Drinking officiating. About 50 persons attended a potluck supper afterward. burial followed at Fairview Cemetery by Leonard Funeral Service.
Lancaster police were advised by the State Highway Patrol they had located a 1940 Plymouth car owned by Arethans Cook. The vehicle, reported stolen from 209 North Walnut Street in Logan Monday night, was found undamaged and parked near the Lancaster police station, after having apparently been driven from Logan to Lancaster.
Bowling Green State University will share in crops raised on part of the university airport. President Frank J. Prout announced contracts will provide dormitories sugar and tomato produce for college meals. The plan aims for 5,690 pounds of sugar and 38 tons of tomatoes.
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