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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 25, 1935

Page

16

Barton Hall Gets Support For District Leadership Band To Present Concert

Logan Post of the American Legion plans a large delegation to the district convention in McArthur with the American Legion Band. Barton A. Hall is urged as district commander candidate by local members. A parade at 3 30 pm and officer elections headline the afternoon as 28 posts from the Eighth District attend.

Logan Legion Post McArthur Sun Barton Hall Harry Thomas Auxiliary Vinton County Logan American Legion McArthur

Fisherman nets 46 fish on Hocking River trip

Logan Casey Jones of North Spring Street reports a productive week on the Hocking River with 46 fish caught including catfish carp and lake Erie fish ranging above two pounds.

Logan Casey Jones North Spring Street Hocking River

Robinson in Better Shape After Injury at Logan Hospital

Kenneth Robinson a Perry Township youth wounded in local incidents shows improvement at Cherrington Hospital. His mother Viola Fay Robinson and brother Harold visited him while another brother Wayne remained in Columbus custody on federal liquor charges with a $500 bond. A separate stat notes the U.S. led to a grim rate of automobile fatalities.

Logan Kenneth Robinson Perry Township Cherrington Hospital Viola Fay Robinson Harold

15 Black Widow Spiders Found Under Sidewalk

Logan reports David W. Tucker and his son found 15 black widow spiders under an old sidewalk in Rockbridge on Tuesday. They captured and jailed the specimens in a glass jar and brought them to Lancaster for identification by naturalist Charles Goslin as the poisonous species. Earlier weeks saw several local sightings with no reported bites except Peart Skivers of Haydenville.

Logan Rockbridge David W. Tucker David Jr Lancaster Charles Goslin Peart Skivers Haydenville

Doctor Starts Survey Of Deaf In Hocking County

Dr. W. B. Lacock begins a county survey of people who are deaf or hard of hearing in Hocking County. Several residents have reported for examination at the health office, and others are urged to contact him. The survey mirrors a prior sight-saving effort that helped create a special class in Logan for the next school term.

Logan W. B. Lacock Hocking County Health Office

Hope Refining Cancels Starr Township Land Leases

Leases covering 550 acres in Starr Township were cancelled Wednesday by Hope Refining and Construction Company. Recorder D. O. Sparnon reported the land had been held as prospective oil territory for several years and included multiple farms.

Logan Starr Township Hope Refining and Construction Company D. O. Sparnon

Heyde Family Returns From Lakeside Vacation

The Rev. Amos L. Heyde and wife and son Luther returned from a weeklong Lakeside vacation staying in a house trailer. He preached at Attica Lutheran Church where he served previously, while daughter Lois stayed in Attica for two weeks. Heyde to lead local pupil service Sunday morning. Rain again postpones Methodist United Brethren Junior League game, the third cancellation this season.

Logan Amos L. Heyde Luther Lakeside Heyde Attica Lois Mr. Heyde Methodist United Brethren

Pheasants Released Across County Under Logan-A Consignment

A Logan-A consignment of 150 pheasants arrived Wednesday and was distributed by Deputy Game Protector Eberst. The birds were released in rural districts across multiple parts of the county for propagation.

Logan Eberst

Rabid Dog Found in Big Pine Area

State lab report confirmed a dog killed Tuesday in Columbus was rabid. Dr. W. B. Lacock ordered immediate steps to prevent an epidemic as several dogs and some pigs are thought to have been bitten after the animal played with local children.

Logan Big Pine State Laboratories Columbus W. B. Lacock

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