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DO. V
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Logan
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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1930
Page
15
Otto Hapsburg to be proclaimed king at 18
Archduke Otto of Hungary is pictured as preparations intensify to declare him king on November 20 when he turns eighteen. Officials also plan to claim a portion of the Hapsburg family confiscated by the Austrian republic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hungary
Archduke Otto
Senators push for secret London Treaty documents
Anti treaty senators in Washington demand delivery of secret papers to confirm bargaining offers exchanged by powers. They seek a record of naval limits from the London Treaty including cruiser tonnage and the proposed battleship size, aiming to clarify U S concessions and negotiations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
U.P
Senate
United Press
Hoover
Een
United States
Great Britain
Refinery Interest Grows in Southeastern Ohio District
Large producers boost support for a new refinery in the Hocking Valley as Independent Producers Refining Company plans stock sales to start next week. Officials expect the refinery to become a leading industry, with wide southern distribution and northern placements possible as Nelsonville district developments hint at new off bearing territory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Ohio
Independent Producers Refining Company
Hocking Valley
Nelsonville
Midland miniature golf course to open in town
July 18 note that a second miniature golf course, the Midland, is to open soon in the city. Henry and George Watson plan the venture, renting Midland Place tennis courts from the Bowen estate for the course. William Loomis and William Martin oversee construction and landscaping.
Guests visit ends with return to West Virginia
Mr and Mrs 8 T Spears Elkins W Va and others from Clarksburg Manning ton Chinnston and Honey Fork spent two weeks in the city as house guests of Mr and Mrs A T Spears. They were entertained at the Stamsons Day ton and at a dinner with Mrs Spears and later escorted as far as Middlebourne by Mr and Mrs Spears.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Spears
Elkins
W. Va
Lawrence May
Marjorie Werr
Chinnston
Opal Thompson
Clarksburg
L. H. Hess
Mannington
A. T. Spears
S. T. Spears
Hess
Hiram Stamson
Dayton
Spears
Paul Spears
A. G. Sellers
Honey Fork
Middlebourne
Logan dealer W L Gage critically ill at home
W L Gage a well known automobile dealer in Logan is reported seriously ill at his West Hunter Street home. Earlier reports say he was unconscious with a history of failing health after returning from Miami where he has spent much of his time in recent years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
W. L. Gage
West Hunter Street
Miami
Fla
Among Ourselves Club Luncheon Discusses Taxes
Mrs. W S Wetherill hosted a 1 pm Wednesday luncheon at Midland Place for the Among Ourselves Club and guests. Mrs. Guy Loomis presented Our Taxes and Where They Go with Miss Margaret Cook and Miss Anna Iles winning two patriotic contests. Guests included Miss Wilhelmina Deissle and others from Parkersburg W Va.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. S. Wetherill
Midland Place
Among Ourselves Club
Margaret Cook
Anna Iles
John Allen
Guy Loomis
Miss Cook
A. T. Spears
Miss Deissle
Iles
Wilhelmina Deissle
Bertye P. Correll
H. C. Scheide
Carrilla Johns
Parkersburg
W. Va
Winona Bridge on New Straitsville Road Completed
State highway officials report the Winona Bridge over Monday Creek on the New Straitsville Road finished. A new concrete span, grade, and guard rails are in place, with grade and guard rail contracts now completed by a separate contractor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monday Creek
New Straitsville Road
Logan
Winona
Straitsville Road
Logan Girls Enjoy Picnic at Martin Farm
A group of Logan girls including Elizabeth Stoughton Manon Powers Katherine Stoughton Daisy Powers Esther Stoughton Faith Wright and Madge Wright picnicked Tuesday evening at the Martin farm near the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Elizabeth Stoughton
Manon Powers
Katherine Stoughton
Daisy Powers
Esther Stoughton
Faith Wright
Madge Wright
Martin Farm
Founders Day Banquet Plans by Sigma Phi Gamma Sorority
Sigma Phi Gamma Sorority discussed plans for a Founders Day Banquet next month at their rooms. A formal initiation was arranged. Committee members Esther Thomas Kath leen Juergensmeier Fae Walker and Millie Rainer planned a Buckeye Lake picnic for next Thursday. Rhea Pettit and Gertrude Schmepp won bingo. lunch followed at Mast Restaurant hosted by Mrs Blosser and Miss Lines with Mrs Schempp as guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sigma Phi Gamma
Esther Thomas
Kathleen Juergensmeier
Fae Walker
Millie Rainer
Buckeye Lake
Rhea Pettit
Gertrude Schmepp
Mast
Margaret Blosser
Marie Lines
Schempp
Umbrellas Shield Rare Plants In Logan Experiment
A Logan woman protected two rare plants from sun by placing upraised umbrellas over them, drawing considerable attention to the unusual method observed Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Work Begins on Seven Concrete Bridges in Hocking County
A. R. Grandle of Leesburg started seven concrete bridge builds on Route 56 between South Bloomingville and Laurelville in Hocking County. Piling is underway at one site and rooter work has begun at another as cement awaits quality inspection before pouring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Route
Hocking County
A. R. Grandle
Leesburg
Bloomingville
Laurelville
Better Home Makers Club Holds River Side Inn Picnic
Members of the Better Home Makers Club enjoyed a Wednesday evening picnic at the River Side Inn. Husbands and families joined the event with guests including Mr and Mrs Frank Thompson Gore Mrs George Schwall Mr and Mrs Wayne Bartholow Mr and Mrs Arthur Reddick and family Mr and Mrs Walter Leonard and family Mr and Mrs Sherman Zimmerman Mr and Mrs John George Mr and Mrs John Rider Mr and Mrs Samuel Wells Mr and Mrs Edward Thompson Miss Ruth Chilecote Lewis Graham and Mr and Mrs Thomas Chilcote of Union Furnace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Better Home Makers’ Club
Riverside Inn
Frank ‘Thompson
Gore
George Schwall
Wayne Barthlow
Arthur Reddick
Walter Leonard
Sherman Zimmerman
John George
John Rider
Samuel Wells
Edward C. Thompson
Ruth Chilecote
Lewis Graham
Thomas Chilcote
Union Furnace
Gordon Wins Suit on a Shoe Patent
Hiram Gordon of the Walker T. Dickerson Shoe Company won a Federal Court decision in Cincinnati nullifying infringement claims by United Shoe Machine Company. The ruling grants a permanent injunction in Gordon's favor for his wheel seating machine used in Columbus and related plants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Hiram Gordon
Walker T. Dickerson Shoe Company
Cincinnati
Gordon
SENT TO REFORM Erwin Waddell sentenced at Lancaster
Erwin Waddell 13 of Greendale was sentenced to the Boys Industrial School in Lancaster by Judge A M Ellinger after a complaint by Prosecutor Phil A Henderson. He was accused of stealing 8 15 from neighbor C W Clouston and had prior court appearances. Probation Officer KF Pp Martin escorted him to the Lancaster facility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Erwin Waddel
Greendale
Boys Industrial School
Lancaster
A. M. Ellinger
Phil A. Henderson
Waddel
C. W. Clouston
KF. Pp. Martin
Lancaster Institution
Powers Is Dead In Marion Sanitarium
Joseph Powers, 38, decorator from Lancaster, died after a long illness at Marion Sanitarium. He suffered injuries three years earlier in a fall from scaffolding while working on a Cleveland project. Funeral services are set for Saturday morning in Lancaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Marion
Joseph Powers
Lancaster
Powers
Cleveland
Presbyterians Rally To Beat Catholics In Kiwanis League
Logan July 18 Presbyterians erased a five run deficit in the final two innings to take their first season win 13 to 12 over Catholics. Yates belted a home run with Brown aboard in the sixth as Bray started for the winners and Milne finished. Friday the United Brethren meet the Episcopalians. officials urge baskets for attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Presbyterians
Kiwanis
Biggs
Greendale
Yates
Brown
Bray
Milne
United Brethren
Episcopalians
Hall
Webb
Helber Seeks New Trial In Distilling Case
Logan July 18. A motion for a new trial in the case of John Helber, South Perry, will be argued before Judge Harley M. Whitcraft Saturday morning by Frank Redfern, Adelphi, when Helber is called before the court for sentence. Helber was convicted Monday by a jury on a charge of manufacturing distilled intoxicating liquor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
John Helber
South Perry
Harley M. Whitcraft
Frank Redfern
Adelphi
Helber
Picnic Plan by Sons of Union Veterans in Fifth District
The Sons of Union Veterans of the Civil War and their auxiliaries schedule their annual Fifth District Ohio Department picnic for Sunday at Summerland Beach Buck. The event details include a community gathering with members from the Buck area and surrounding locales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Sons of Union Veterans of the
Fifth District of Ohio Department
Summerland Beach
Buck
Extradition Hearing Set for Kaprall in Mortgaged Property Case
Logan July 18. Harry Kaprall, arrested in Chicago on removing mortgaged property from the state, will not be returned to Hocking County until after a hearing on extradition next Wednesday. Sheriff W R Lloyd will travel to Chicago for the hearing. Warrant issued by a local court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Harry Kaprall
Chicago
Hocking County
W. R. Lloyd
Kaprall
Weaver and Beals Visit Logan in Candidacy Push
Charles Weaver of Lancaster Republican for State Central Committee Eleventh District was in Logan Thursday to campaign for his bid. On the same day C O Beals also visited Logan as a Lancaster candidate for Congress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Charles Weaver
Lancaster
State Central Committee
C. O. Beals
Congress
Washington County ships first sweet corn car this season
Six cars of produce were shipped from Washington County on Wednesday led by the first full car of sweet corn. The Marietta Truck Growers Association dispatched the car from Marietta. In the past ten days corn has followed shipments of tomatoes and cabbage in several cars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marietta
Washington County
Marietta Truck Growers Association
Study links car crashes to driver health in Paris report
Paris report to the Academy of Medicine finds most automobile accidents stem from drivers poor health. The study cites medical issues as the primary cause behind crashes and emphasizes health maintenance for road safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
U.P
Academy of Medicine
Kellogg's All-Bran Promises Clean System Aid
Advertises Kellogg's All-Bran as a safe natural cereal to relieve constipation by clearing the intestinal tract. Claims two tablespoonfuls with every meal will improve digestion, adds iron and roughage, and notes serving with milk, fruit, or honey. Includes usage tips and recipes on the package.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kellogg’s
Meade
Kellogg
Battle Creek
Pittsburgh woman offers marriage for eight thousand dollars
Mary Ann Novac of Fayette City, age 19, says her family faces poverty as her mother is ill and father out of work. She seeks a husband willing to pay off the mortgage and place the mother in a sanitarium, while four younger brothers need a home. She assures there is no catch and she opposes divorce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Mary Ann Novac
Fayette City
Beeen
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