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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1930
Page
11
Classified ads for The Messenger or anything pertaining to circulation call D YY Milne, Phone Logan 272.
The fragment references Pearihe versus the State of Ohio for damages and right of sensation before Probate A. I. Garrison. Plaintiff awarded $ H. J. Swaim, inspectable state department of sale. Food workers spent two days on a milk route. Mrs. Nicholas Conard caster accompanied by Mrs. Cram visiting Lancaster relatives.
Logan July 15 a company official says the Wather 7 Dickerson Company plant now employs 110 workers producing 400 pairs daily the most since the takeover while Hocking Valley Shops cut payroll to 122 and work is at a low point. An official forecasts a definite development for the plant within 60 days.
Funeral services for Nellie Hamilton 45 widow of Iddo Hamilton were held at Ebenezer Baptist Church near Maxville. She died at her West Street home from tetanus after stepping on a rusty nail. Rev. B. C. Peters preached the sermon, with burial in Ebenezer Cemetery.
Hocking County School authorities issued 60 permanent and 12 vocational work certificates to youths under the state child labor law. County attendance officer Newton Spencer reported the action on Monday, noting vacation certificates are also issued. Last year at the same time 55 certificates were issued.
Logan dispatch reports 1 046 visitors registered at Ash Cave on a rainy Sunday. Ranger Lewis Jones notes 7 000 people had visited by June. Last month 162 visitors from 15 states outside Ohio attended Ash Cave.
July 15 reports slight improvement in Jacob Gurile's condition at Cherrington Hospital where he was taken after injuries from a motor accident near Wellston. His companion Harley Bethel died the next day. Guble has a crushed left leg below the hip and a fracture of the left arm below the shoulder. A special nurse is now caring for him.
Eighteen employers and employees of the National Fireproofing Company Haydenville attended a dinner and meeting Thursday evening at the Belle Hyson Tea Room.
The Benton Township Board of Education deferred selecting a new principal after accepting W. H. Barton’s resignation. Members will wait to decide if the recent consolidation, including part of Salt Creek District, will be affected by ongoing court action.
Marion Township teachers have been employed and placed after a board meeting led by Supt. J. W. Coleman. No. 1 School closed. Karl Kreider named high school principal. Faculty includes Mildred Clark and Ernestine McVey with grade teachers Ellinger Brown Irick Poling Weaver Zeigier Carpenter Rush. Poling’s assignment to No. 5 may prompt resigning from the County Board of Education after a second term.
Logan July 15 Farm women may attend a four day camp at Camp Bo in Fairfield County from August 19 to 22. The Extension Service notes meals will be provided ready to eat and a recreational program is planned to give the women a break from kitchen chores. Enrollment for Hocking County farm women will start soon.
Twenty three members and guests attended the picnic hosted by the Business and Professional Women's Club at Rachelmacher Park in South Logan on Friday evening. After a picnic supper, the group conducted a short business session.
Dr and Mrs H M Brocks hosted a sunrise breakfast at the Rocks above Scotts Creek Falls on Saturday for their son Jack ninth birthday. The gathering also marked Roy Curl tenth anniversary and Mary Jean Connor eighth birthday while Junior Courier celebrated a tenth anniversary. both residents of Union Furnace formerly lived with the Boocks.
Sheriff W R Lloyd reports the arrest of Harry Kaprall in Chicago sought by this county on removing mortgaged property. Warrant issued by Magistrate E Bright. An officer will go to Chicago to return Kaprall to face the charge.
Arch Canfield testified in Logan at the Helber liquor trial when he refused prison officials to cut his hair on arrival. He said he would have the county jail barber trim his hair on Sunday, noting he had been sentenced for illicit liquor making. The remark sparked laughter in court.
Harvey Leroy Hankison 24 of Washington Township died at home from tuberculosis after three weeks of illness. He had studied at Otterbein College and planned to graduate soon. Survived by parents Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Hankison, two brothers Rudolph and Abs, and a sister Mrs. Ho Baker. Funeral at Methodist Episcopal Church Wednesday at 2 o'clock. Burial in Oak Grove Cemetery.
H N Burgett secretary of the U S 50 Highway Association announces a meeting called by president Carl H Beasley of Athens at McArthur Friday July 25 Lunch at 11 30 a m at Lantz Hamilton Hotel Business meeting begins at 1 o clock at the courthouse
Attendance at the Ewing Grange on Friday evening was large as thirty members joined the largest initiatory class in the history. Led by Walter North a delegation from Hocking Grange attended with Athens Grangers led by T H Johnson and a New Plymouth delegation. The revival of interest in Hocking County is noted.
Plan for Camp Logan from July 15 envisions enrollment of 4-H Club members in a joint Athens County 4-H Clubs camp. Hocking County leaders expect a large delegation of boys and girls to attend. Extension office prepares letters with camp details for clubs.
Fred Holden Cleveland was injured when his motorcycle wrecked on Enterprise Hill while returning from a hill climb near the city. He suffered two finger fractures on his left hand and chest injuries and was taken to Cherrington Hospital.
Miss Katherine Rochester daughter of Mr and Mrs Cyrus Rochester won the Columbus city tennis championship defeating defending champion Mrs Vincent Hunter 6 0 6 3 Saturday. Rochester previously held the title in 1928 and Hunter won last year and in 1922.
Mr and Mrs Harold Chambers and family left for a two week vacation in Walton New York to stay with his parents Mr and Mrs James A Chambers. Mr and Mrs George Briley of Lancaster visited Mr and Mrs Charles Briley here. Miss Mary Frasch visits in West Virginia with Mrs Thomas McDonald formerly of Logan. Miss Marie Lines returns from ten day Detroit Toledo trip with her brothers William and Edward Lines. Miss Josephine Frasch social visit in Columbus. Miss Leviolet Reddick Maxine Notestone and Thelma Keyes visit Lancaster. Miss Grace Hibarger and Miss Sally Holmes return from six weeks away visiting Detroit and Tennessee. Walter Nixon visits Capital City.
Edna Coffee files for divorce alleging wilful absence since February 11, 1927. She seeks custody of their one child and alimony, stating Edward Coffee never lived with her after marriage and has refused to support her.
Miss Marjorie Lytle hosts a city house party at Lytle Cottage on Summerland Beach this week. Miss Elsie Martin serves as chaperone. Guests include Miss Jeanette Geddes Miss Betty Martin Miss Lucy Bowen Miss Catherine Campbell Miss Gertrude Cole Miss Adelaide Rochester Miss Louise Strentz Miss Elizabeth Schrader of Logan and Miss Ruth Jones of Huntington West Virginia.
Ur a clash between striking miners and workers near Harrisburg Illinois led to guards at United Mine Workers offices in Springfield. Five hundred pickets blocked Ogara Mine 12 roads. rocks flew and injuries were reported amid a dispute over dismissals tied to a feud between John L Lewis and Harry Fishwick.
McArthur July 15 Wood Chandley 72 died Friday at his Dayton home after a brief illness. He lived in Zaleski as a Zaleski Company employee, worked in coal mining in Wellston, and later ran a Dayton business until his death. Survived by daughter Mrs Gertrude Watkins and a brother George B. Chandley. Funeral at Presbyterian Church Wellston with Rev A E Harding. burial Ridgewood.
In Elk Township 955 cattle were tested for bovine tuberculosis by Dr. L. E. Swanson with no reactors found. Clinton Township tested 220 cattle last week. Testing enables a possible county milk route and marks the first fully tested township in the county. Harley Kruskamp, six feet two, defended a pier scuffle on a New York voyage and was released after a magistrate suspended his sentence. He is a Wellston native and OSU fullback. Mr and Mrs Ralph Gemeinhardt and three daughters of Columbus visited Postmaster J C Gill and Mrs Gill Sunday.
Athens residents Mr. and Mrs. H. G. Householder and Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Davis visit friends in this area. Franc Ziegler of Columbus spends the weekend with his wife and daughters as they stay with Mrs. Ziegler's parents. An all day Hall Walton Kisor McWilliams reunion is planned for August 3 at Trimmers Grove Dundas. Families and visitors from L. W. Sprague to Arch Arnold enjoy a Shiloh picnic. Charles Crawford of Cincinnati is guest of Olive Morrison and preaches at the Christian Church. Donald James of Columbus visits relatives in Zaleski and is a Columbus high school senior. G. C. Kelley of Collingswood arrives for a Camden Coke plant visit. once a student at Ohio University.
Mae Mahley 40 was arrested by Marshal Henry Meadows on a liquor possession charge. She appeared before Judge J. W. Darby and was fined 150 dollars plus costs with a 15 day deadline to pay. failure to pay means removal to Dayton workhouse.
Civic Club members meet at the courthouse and vote to drill a deep water well on their lot in preparation for a new Civic building. Vern Smith will start drilling after permit. J. W. West expected to operate a truck on the route but could not begin on July 14.
Three relatives, Marshall Prather 55 his wife Lydia and their son Stanley were jailed in Horse Cave Kentucky over the death of twins born to Mrs Prather last winter and later found buried in a wooden coffin in the backyard. The family denies killing the infants while admitting burial. A midwife who attended the birth provided the information leading to arrest.
A giant police dog went mad inside Anthony Grimaldi's grocery store in Cleveland. The animal bit Grimaldi's wife Mary and nine year old Sophia Hughes, drawing a crowd of about 200 as officers attempted to capture it. Chief Albert Rhoden shot and killed the animal.
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