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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 17, 1932
Page
8
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Logan Health Department urges boiling water not proven safe sources due to typhoid cases in Hocking County. Dr. W B Lafock says iodine can replace boiling but only if a safe water source is not available. Eleven cases reported in the county with one in Logan. carbon Hill linked. Water samples sent to Columbus for analysis. Describes flushing mains and public caution about taste.
Talford Angle, 30, son of Mr and Mrs Ira Angie, died at his parents home after a long tuberculosis illness. He formerly lived in Columbus and leaves a wife, no children, and a brother Forest Angie in Columbus. Funeral set for Monday in Columbus with burial at Memorial Park Cemetery.
Deputy Sheriff Joe Farbearn returned from Chicago without custody of Clayton L. Smythe who faced arraignment on an indictment from a local grand jury. A new extradition hearing is set for Monday with the chance Farbearn will again travel to Chicago. This is Farbearn’s second attempt to secure Smythe.
The Rev. James R. Fields and son Paul with Dr. J. S. Cherrington, who had been traveling toward Canada for two weeks, turned back after learning of the death of Rev. A. L. Rogers of Delaware during a surgical operation. The group attended Rogers's funeral in Columbus then continued homeward.
Bessie M. Ellis sues Lewis A. Ellis for divorce in Logan charging cruelty and abandonment since January 1932 and seeks restoration of her maiden name Bessie M. Stout. Also notes that Prof. Paul A. Potts will speak at the Methodist Church, a Walnut Creek bridge plan, Frank A. Brown named GOP presidential elector, Carlton Hill game recap, visit by Fred Arnold family, and chicken thefts in Maxville with Perry County alert.
In Logan on July 16 a large hornet nest in Supt. J W Coleman’s office bore a sign reading loaded with the caption Did He Leave It Up It drew smiles from visitors. Separately, G E Carr announced Logan High’s yearbook Aerial placed second in division C of the annual contest.
Ohio study fields per capita county costs across several counties. Athens shows administration 1.09, justice 1.20, health 0.282, debt share 19.4 percent, and $2.17 interest per $1000. Election cost 91 cents per vote. total election expense 13,723.70. Similar figures are given for Gallia, Hocking, Meigs counties with varying per capita admin, justice, health costs, debt shares, and election costs.
The report details per capita administration, justice, and health district costs for Morgan Perry and Washington Counties, plus debt, tax, and election costs. It notes total election spending and per vote costs, township receipts and year end balances, and recount actions including Athens County ballots retained and recount orders issued June 3.
An Athens County jury found Heber Tope and Nelson Thornton not guilty after about an hour of deliberation Friday in Common Pleas Court. The state accused them of arson to collect insurance on a house owned by Thorn ton John Martin and Ira Elliott at Trimble on June 12. Defense focused largely on character witnesses.
Births reached 34 with 81 deaths countywide in June. Athens city saw 6 deaths and 4 births, while townships reported varying totals including Dover with 3 births and 6 deaths and Trimble with 6 births and 4 deaths. Communicable diseases increased from May to June with 21 cases, including erysipelas measles mumps scarlet fever syphilis tuberculosis and other illnesses countywide.
State Highway Director O W Merrell awards a 24 mile Logan Athens Road project in Falls and Green Townships to E N Turner Logan for 43587 55 with Hocking Valley Brick Co Columbus winning the brick contract for 27225 73. In a second item three brothers and several nieces and nephews inherit Mary C Kemper's estate with Harvey and two Lintons as heirs and Linton named executor in a January 2 1938 will witnessed by Bertve Correll and Edwin Ricketts.
Impounded ballots will be destroyed here after an order received Saturday by the election clerk David Johnson from Secretary of State Clarence J. Brown. The action formalizes disposal of the seized ballots under state authority and follows local procedures for ballot closure.
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