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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 21, 1942

Page

10

Traffic Resumes Over Six Storm-Wrecked Hocking Bridges

Logan reports six bridges on Salt Creek and Perry township roads were repaired after storm damage. Traffic has resumed on five of six with one span on Buffalo Road awaiting water recession. County Surveyor Orla Wolfe estimates total damage at about 5500, with 1500 earmarked for temporary repairs and the rest for permanent fixes with cement abutments.

Athens Messenger Athens Ohio Hocking County Logan Orla Wolfe Salt Creek Perry Buffalo Wolfe

Banquet for Civilian Defense Auxiliary Policemen

Logan officials announce a banquet for the Civilian Defense Auxiliary policemen to honor faithful duty. The event occurs Monday night at the former American Legion headquarters in the Hansel Building East Main Street, with over 40 members invited and a brief program planned, led by Nellis Smith and Harry Standeiford.

Logan Civilian Defense Auxiliary The American Legion Post Hansel Building East Main Street Lew Reynolds Reynolds Nellis Smith Hocking County Harry Standeiford

Score Cards Ready In Garden Contest

Logan Clay Products National Fireproofing Company Hocking Valley Brick Company and Sun Glow Industries Inc enter the Industrial Garden Contest. Entrants may secure entry score sheets from plant committees. James R Smoot Extension Agent says details are on the sheets. Cash prizes ranging from 25 dollars are offered to winners.

LOGAN Logan Clay Products Company National Fireproofing Company Hocking Valley Brick Company Sun Glow Industries, Inc James R. Smoot Smoot

Hospital releases for several patients at Cherrington

Logan Willard Craig of Gloucester was discharged after two weeks of treatment for injuries from an automobile accident. William Matheny of Buchtel left Cherrington Hospital two weeks after major surgery. Mrs Helen Rider and her infant daughter of New Plymouth were released. Leona Wells of Nelsonville was discharged after five weeks of confinement for treatment and observation. Walter Ewing, who had major surgery at Cherrington three weeks ago, was dismissed.

Logan Willard Craig Glouster Cherrington Hospital William Matheny Buchtel Helen Rider New Plymouth Leona Wells Nelsonville Monay Walter Ewing

Hocking County Board of Visitors to Elect Officers

The board will elect officers and reorganize at a special session in the Probate Court at 3 p.m. Wednesday said by Judge EF L. Ewing.

LOGAN Hocking County Board of Visitors EF. L. Ewing

Bill Gordon Expects Record Bean Crop

Bill Gordon of Rush Creek likely to have the county’s largest soy bean harvest this year, per James R. Smoot county extension agent. Gordon cultivates over 52 acres for seed, and Smoot notes many other county farmers plant substantial soy bean acreage.

Bill Gordon Rush Creek James R. Smoot Gordon Smoot

Logan Meets Hillsboro in Semi-Professional Tourney Opener

Logan Mingos face Hillsboro at Miller Park Lancaster in the Ohio State Semi-Professional Baseball Tournament opener. Albert Leonard will pitch for Logan after a 2-1 loss to Brooks Shoes. Hick Spence and Mark Wylie also listed on the Logan staff.

Logan Nelsonville Logan Mingos Hillsboro Ohio State Miller Park Lancaster Albert Leonard Ohio Wesleyan Brooks Shoes Hick Spence Mark Wylie Brooks Shoes Nine

4-H Inspection Set for Hocking County Projects

Ruth Bennington announces 4-H summer project judging will run from August 4 to August 14. About 40 girls clubs with nearly 500 members will have their projects judged and graded, with certificates awarded at the winter county achievement meeting.

Hocking Man Has Fine Winter Barley Crop

Logan report shows William Loomis near Logan yielding over 35 bushels per acre in winter barley as a bright spot in a gloomy harvest. James R. Smoot, county extension agent, notes statewide poor harvest with few areas reaching normal yields. Fred Graham reports 45 bushels per acre for oats from his farm.

Logan James R. Smoot William Loomis Smoot Fred Graham Hocking County

Driver Fined for Reckless Driving on Route 33

Logan Lawrence R. Bond of Nelsonville was fined ten dollars and costs after pleading guilty to reckless driving. He was arraigned Sunday before Mayor Denzil Weltner following arrest by state highway patrol on U S Route 33 south of Logan.

Logan Lawrence R. Bond Nelsonville Denzil Weltner Bond

Former Union Furnace star enlists in Air Corps

Willard Webster Wells, former Union Furnace basketball star, has enlisted in the U S Army Air Corps at Patterson Field Dayton as a private unassigned. He will seek cadet training in the future.

Logan—Willard Webster Wells Union Furnace U. S. Army Air Corps Patterson Field Dayton

Birthday Party for Larry Kitchen in Logan

Mrs. Howard Kitchen hosted a Saturday birthday party for eight year old Larry Kitchen at Front Street home. Numerous children attended including Jerry Shaw Jackie Cummins and Joe McQuade with prizes won by Chubby Watson Joe McQuade and Keith Kitchen. Other visitors from Junction City Foster Field Buckeye Lake and Marietta areas joined family and friends.

Bell Shaw Daisy Kitchen Gayle Hill Larry Chubby Watson Joe McQuade Keith Kitchen George Lanier Junction City Orland Pete) Summel Earl Shaw Robert Thompson Foster Field Texas U.S. Air Corps Orland Summer Peter Summer Maxville Lucille Miller Cherrington Hospital Gladys Seebers Marietta Buckeye Lake Walter Potts Dayton Charles Potts Marjorie Brandt Columbus Rudolph Brandt

Hocking Beekeepers Plan Annual Picnic

Logan county beekeepers announce a Sunday picnic at Rachelmacher Park for members and families. James R. Smoot, county extension agent, says the event will feature games and contests as the traditional speaker could not be secured. Committee members include Carl Beery and Fred Hugh.

Logan Hocking County

County Treasurer To Collect Rural Taxes

County Treasurer Robert N. White will collect rural district taxes July 28 29 at Salt Creek Valley Bank. Residents in Benton Salt Creek and Perry Townships are urged to bring old tax receipts.

Logans Benton Salt Creek Perry Township Robert N. White Salt Creek Valley Bank White

Hocking County Sales Tax Receipts Rise to $990.78

Logan records show Hocking County sales tax receipts for the week ending Saturday totaled $990.78, up from $814.84 the previous week per treasurer Robert N. White.

Logan Hocking County Robert N. White White

Court Action Filed in Logan-A Partition Suit

Distributive entry filed in Common Pleas Court for the partition case of Goldie Newton and others against Josephine Thompson and others. Distribution concerns proceeds from real estate sale totaling $850.

Logan Goldie Newton Josephine Thompson Court of Common Pleas

Hemlock Grove Grange Hosts Basket Dinner at State Park

Hemlock Grove Grange sponsors a basket dinner at State Park on Route 33 this Sunday, July 26, with all welcome. Preaching services are planned that day, morning and evening, by Mr. and Mrs. Standford Stockton. Local residents and visiting families are noted at various gatherings and visits across Nease Settlement, Alfred, and Parkersburg areas.

Hemlock Grove Everett Taylor Nina Paul Taylor Ziba Midkiff Vada Bart Bernard Paulsen Johnson Lake Brickles Middleport Hugh Thompson Dale Wells Parkersburg Richard Reeder Emmett Hawk Robert Hawk C. D. Bentz Alfred Darsel Bentz

Hocking Area Wheat Crop To Be Small

Logan area reports poor wheat yields due to Hessian fly and wheat scab. County extension agent James R. Smoot says yields below 15 bushels per acre and possibly around 12 bushels per acre are likely, marking one of the lowest recent years. Injury from Hessian fly widespread. scab shrivels grain and lowers grade at mills and elevators.

Logan Hocking James R. Smoot Smoot

Postponed Class Five Meeting and Local Social Notes

The Class Five Methodist Sunday School session in Coolville is postponed to July 28. Dr. Fred L. Hall will speak at 9:30 am in Coolville and 10:45 am in Ireland Church on Sunday, July 26. The column lists numerous travel visits, guests, and family happenings around Coolville, Athens, Marietta, Racine, and surrounding areas, plus a local marriage license issued in Logan for James Horton and Audrey Murrey.

Coolville Methodist Fred L. Hall Congregational Christian Churches of Ralph Stout Lowell Stella Holter Emerson Racine Lillian Henderson Eileen Jeanette Yvonne Lawrence Holter Waterford Doris Jean Brafford Leo McClain Cleveland William McKelvey Portland

Services Held for Mrs Sophia B Judy

Funeral services for Mrs Sophia Bollert Judy 78 were held at St. John's Catholic Church in Logan with Rev Eyerman officiating. Burial followed at Oak Grove Cemetery. Memorials were led by the American Legion Auxiliary, of which she was a longtime member. Knights of St John’s Auxiliary observed a rosary.

Sophia Bollert Judy Columbus St. John's Catholic Church Fr. Eyerman Oak Grove American Legion Auxiliary Knights of St. John’s Auxiliary

Funeral Rites Held For Joseph Kennedy

Funeral services were held Monday at Union Furnace United Brethren Church for Joseph Kennedy age 76 storekeeper of Union Furnace who died Saturday after a long illness. Rev C H Bennington officiated burial in Oak Grove Cemetery. Survived by widow Mary Kennedy son Theodore daughter Mrs Cecil Burris Locust Grove and one brother John. Widely known in the county.

Logan Union Furnace United

Adrian Febus II In Van Wert Hospital

Logan word reports Adrian Febus II, a former Logan resident, is in critical condition at Van Wert Hospital. He is the son of Sam Febus and, before illness, worked as a foreman at Orton Manufacturing in Fort Wayne, Indiana. The Febus family moved from Logan years ago after living on the Daugherty farm near the city.

Logan Adrian Febus van Wert Sam Febus Febus Orton Manufacturing Company Ft. Wayne Ind Daugherty

Two Hocking Men Enlist in Army

Logan reports two Hocking County men offered their services to the U S Army. Lawrence Howard Ayers formerly of Murray City and Harold Edwin Spang, both of whom volunteered for immediate service over the weekend.

Logan Hocking County U. S. Army Selective Service Board Lawrenc Howard Ayers Murray City Harold Edwin Spang

Local man Logan Lash slightly improves after head injury

Logan W H Lash, a local worker at Industrial Gas Company in Zanesville, shows slight improvement from head injuries suffered last Thursday when struck on the head by a lever. He remains under physician care.

Logan W. H. Lash Zanesville

Reservations Open for Area Farm Women's Camp

Logan reports more than 50 reservations for the annual Farm Women's Camp at Camp Ross Hocking to be held Friday Saturday and Sunday. County home demonstration agent Ruth Bennington says reservations may be canceled if the influx continues. All must be received at the extension office by Wednesday to secure a spot given transportation challenges.

Bennington

Factory Chief Resigns Post at Sun Glow Plant

LOGAN E. P. Vanada general superintendent of Sun Glow Industries local factory resigns after four years to join Foster Chair Manufacturing in Union City Pennsylvania. Joe Myers of Missouri will replace him as superintendent and take over next Monday. The Vanada family plans to move to Union City soon.

Logan E. P. Vanada Sun Glow Industries, Inc Foster Chair Manufacturing Company Union City Joe Myers Missouri Vanada

Marion Grange Plans Picnic At El eanor Durr Home

The Marion Township Grange will hold a Sunday picnic at the country home of Miss Eleanor Durr. All members and families are invited. Mrs. Hattie Bright leads arrangements with other grange officers assisting.

Logan Marion Township Eleanor Durr The Grange Hattie Bright

Court To Hear Case Logan Trial By Jury Waived

City of Logan versus Matild Walker Hansel ends with court settlement after alley dispute between Mrs Bert Bell and Mrs Hansel. Fred Murray city solicitor to represent city. Logan marriage of Robert Dwight Worthem and Mollie Beatrice Conlon in Columbus by Magistrate Frank St Clair.

Logan Robert Dwight Worthen Mollie Beatrice Conlon Columbus Frank St. Clair

Deputy Sheriff Regains His Fishing Laurels

Logan reports Deputy Sheriff Frank Larimer won a fishing duel at Lake Hope with 18 crappies and a channel catfish. His daughter had bested him previously, while Mrs. Larimer and Mr. and Mrs. Harold Larimer, Sr. failed to land a catch.

Logan Frank Larimer Lake Hope

Legion Committees End Rally Cash Report Plans

Legion committees of the USO drive met in Hocking County to review the financial report and prepare a master tally to be released after compiling individual committee results. Marion Gorby, 91, dies in New Martinsville as Carl Gorby and Mrs. Gorby mourn.

Logan Carl Gorby Alf Gorby Rockbridge Russell Lane Circleville New Martinville W. Va Marion Gorby Gorby Lane

Also Mentioned on This Page

Logan Hospital Air Corps Flying Tiger Edward Francis Gallagher A.V.G. Flying Tigers China Washington, D. C Edward Francis Gallagher, Jr Hocking Beekeepers Athena Walt Disney’s Technicolor Triumph Stewarts William Holden Frances Dee Grant Mitchell Marjorie Gateson Vantasia Meert the Coolville and Troy James Harold Horton Canton Moses Horton Audrey Pearl Murrey Sarahsville John Murrey Sophia B. Judy Logan — Funeral Services Kennedy Adrian Febus iI van Wert Hospital Marion Grange Legion Committees USC Financial Report Quick's Cut Rate Drug Store W. Union St Bembergs
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