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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 25, 1940

Page

16

Red Cross War Relief Funds Rise in Hocking County

In Hocking County during the week Red Cross contributions climbed to 554.14 with the First Methodist Church leading at 100.54 from a rally committee. The Odd Fellows lodge gave 15 and its Queen Vashti Rebekah auxiliary 10, plus Merry Makers 2. Individual donors included Mrs. Cora N Brown and an anonymous friend. Volunteers expect over one million clothing items by September 1 and shipment of 1,600,000 surgical dressings to England this week as production expands with about 500,000 American women expected to volunteer this fall.

Logan Red Cross Hocking County First Methodist Church Hocking Valley Lodge of Odd Fellows Queen Vashti Rebekah Lodge Merry Makers Judson Shriner Cora N. Brown England

Legion Team Defeats Logan in 6 3 Victory

The Legion team beat Logan 6 to 3 in a seven inning game at the fairgrounds after McArthur game was canceled. Cloyd Dawley held opponents to one hit in five innings and Mark Wylie finished with two innings and four strikeouts. The juniors had seven hits led by Bob Bryan Jimmy McGonagle and Wylie.

Wylie Leonard Fairground Ed van Atta

Lavely Sentenced for Probation Violation

Logan James Lavely was taken to the penitentiary by Sheriff Jobe Farbearn after a last week sentence by Judge Pil Henderson for violation of probation terms.

Attendance Tops Park Week at Kachelmacher Park

Logan reports heavy park use for the week ending Sunday at Kachelmacher Park. A total of 1,339 visitors used facilities with daily counts of 202 on Monday 221 on Tuesday 197 on Wednesday 149 on Thursday 259 on Friday and 311 on Sunday.

Logan Kachelmacher Park Ray Keck

Coal Leaders To Meet With Bricker In Columbus Talks

Ohio Coal Foundation officials from Glouster will travel to Columbus Friday to confer with Governor Bricker. Representative Walter E. Brehm will join, aiding plans for a coal exhibit at the State Fair. Last year the exhibit drew thousands and prompted state institutions to buy Ohio coal.

Bricker Logan Ohio Coal Foundation Glouster Columbus John W. Bricker Walter E. Brehm Hocking County Foundation Ohio

Hocking Tourney To Open Monday Evening

Logan Hocking County softball tournament starts Monday evening at S. and S. Park. Six City League teams compete with New Pittsburg possibly joining. Games run nightly through Friday. Umpires named: Kenneth Johnson Charles Blackstone John Bownes and Carl Walker.

Logan — Hocking County S. and S. Park Jimmy Koontz Pittsburg Kenneth Johnson Charles Blackstone John Bownes Carl Walker

Funeral Services Held For Edward Miller

Logan reports the body of Edward Miller arrives Friday morning. Funeral services are set for two p.m. at Leonard Funeral Home. Burial follows at Pleasant Hill Cemetery. Miller was a Detroit resident and Marion Township native. he died after eight months of heart trouble. Surviving are a wife and one daughter.

Logan Edward Miller Detroit Leonard Funeral Home Pleasant Hill Cemetery Miller

Logan Relief Director Issues New Warning

Everett Jacoby the Logan relief director announced a new warning about laxity in fulfilling orders. Relief clients must contribute work in exchange for aid and return all orders to his office by August 1. A check will determine who remains on the rolls.

Logan Laxity Everett Jacoby

Logan Board to Pick Principal for West Grade Building

Logan Board of Education meets tonight to select a principal for the vacant West Grade Building caused by Miss Ella Rochester retirement. The Central Grade Building post filled earlier by Gladys Webb after Miss Minnie Moore retired remains in place.

Logan Logan Board of Education Ella Rochester Minnie Moore Gladys Webb

Fishermen reel sizable catch on Canadian trip

On a Canadian fishing trip Mr. and Mrs. John Roberts and Mr. and Mrs. Henry Dague shared good luck. John Roberts landed a 10 pound trout, while Mrs. Roberts battled a large pike that snapped the line.

Rheinscheld Family Reunion At Rockview Park

Annual Rheinscheld reunion at Rockview Park north of Rockbridge draws 95 attendees. Val Rheinscheld, 72, is the oldest. eight weeks old child of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Rheinscheld the youngest. Officers elected include C. C. Rheinscheld president Bartie Rheinscheld vice president and Catharine Howdy shell secretary treasurer.

Logan Rheinscheld Rockview Park Rockbridge Val Rheinscheld Frank Rheinscheld Gladys Rheinscheld Beulah Schenz Shelby Murphy

Local residents attend funeral and baseball game

Mr and Mrs Jacob Savey of this city attend a relative s funeral in Bremen Wednesday morning. O H Bryan and Theodore Kennedy of Union Furnace attend a Logan baseball game Wednesday evening. News reached Arch Griffiths family of Washington Township that their son Vance Griffith and family of Ocean Park California will visit later in the summer after five years away working for a construction firm.

Jacob Savey Bremen O. H. Bryan Theodore Kennedy Union Furnace Logan Arch Griffith Washington Township Vance Griffith Ocean Park Calif California

Six Acre Field Produces 600 Bushels of Wheat

Falls Township deputy sheriff W. R. Brandt reported the best wheat yield to date from his farm. A six acre plot yielded 26.5 bushels per acre, totaling 600 bushels, while the farm average was 23.25 bushels per acre. Brother Rugg Brandt in Green township secured 21 bushels per acre.

Logan Falls Township W. R. Brandt Rugg Brandt Green Township

Logan Logan: Clovers Gathered Show Luck in Home Garden

John Reynolds of Murray City shows neighbors four to seven leaf clovers gathered from a garden cluster. Charles A. Donnelly, district sales tax inspector, will visit the board of election office at the courthouse all day Monday July 29 starting 9 30. Mary Schaal, 18 months, improving at home after hospital observation. Rena Wiant employed as a Champaign County teacher after Miami University graduation. Jack Smith, aviation service member, on ten day furlough in Logan with his mother Edna Smith.

Jean Weltner Denzil Weltner California San Merino Calif Los Angeles Lyman Cozad Warner Bros. Studios Four Mothers Logan John Reynolds Murray City Charles A. Donnelly Board of Election Mary Ernest L. Schaal Columbus Rena Wiant Stanley W. Wiant Champaign County Wiant Miami University Logan Logan Jack Smith Edna Smith Maxwell, Field Ala

Logan Jaycees Lose to Godmans 15 4 in City League

In a City League game Godmans defeated the Logan Jaycees 15 to 4. The big sixth inning saw three Jaycees runs and Godmans answer with a seven run rally. Manter led with a single and triple in four at bats. Canty went 3 for 3. Marion Strawn won, Bob Tomlinson pitched for the Jaycees.

Logan Godmans Junior Chamber of Commerce Jaycees Shoemakers Manter Canty Marion Strawn Bob Tomlinson

Gasoline Used to Halt Millipede Invasion at Logan Home

In Logan a millipede invasion threatening a South Logan residence was stopped by using about 40 gallons of gasoline sprayed over the pests. The gasoline killed thousands of millipedes and saved the property.

Logan South Logan

Buchtel News Notes Highlights Local Visits and Health

Recent visitors at the D E Bookman home include Virgil Rose Dorothy Rose Gene Rose Janet Rose and Abbie Rose of Racine. Anna Harris returned from Ashland Ky after a brother B S Jenkins death. George Maccombs underwent major surgery at Marietta Hospital. Clarence Culp, son of Mr and Mrs John Culp, sustained two head fractures from a bicycle accident en route to Nelsonville and is improving. he belongs to the Buchtel York High School Band.

John Culp Nelsonville Clarence Buchtel- York High School

Personal and Brief Social Notes From Columbus Journal

Albert Matheny improves in Columbus hospital. Iva Jean White visits Marion relatives for summer. Jo ey Gears stayed with sister Laura Mae Gears in Cincinnati. Mrs. Beryl Mills visits sister in California Pennsylvan ia. Ralph Potter and Glendale Robinson visit Nelsonville for business. Mrs. Dan Bateman and Mrs. Hugh Bateman visit Logan. Mr and Mrs Albert Jones host stork shower with many Campbell, Hayes, Hashman, Lanning, Easterling and related families.

Iva Jean White Marion Joey Gears Laura Mae Gears Cincinnati Beryl Mills California Emmett Sorrell Ralph Potter Glendale Robinson Nelsonville Dan Bateman Hugh Bateman Logan Albert Jones David Campbell Leonard Donald Gene Campbell James Campbell William Beatrice Albert Glenda Wanda Earl Campbell William Campbell Opal Mae Campbell Ed Hayes Jamita Hayes Millard Hayes Milton Campbell Rolland Henry Sowers Denzel Blake France Collins Barbara Ilene Martin Mabel Martin Myrtle Hashman Virginia Hashman Aldean Hashman Bernice Mitchell Pearl Mohney Clarence O’nail Eddie Jane Gloria Jerry Lee Dorothy Lanning Childdren Norma Imogene Roger Lee Etta Love Clifford Brooks Learoy and Shirley Lily Decker Myrtle Poling Della Lanning Nellie Burton Marjorie Margaret Easterling Pearl Phillips Jimmie and Colene Rena Powell Darrell Jones Babe Conkey Jimmy Rusell Helen Bittner Maggie Campbell Lawrence and Charles Harvey Campbell Albert i Jones

Theft of Pony Reported in Hilltop District

The Christmann family reported a pony stolen from the Hilltop district Monday night. The black pony weighed about 500 pounds, had a scar on its right fore leg, and wore no halter when found. Neighbors joined a search as investigators note prior thefts including a small cultivator and a riding plow in the west end.

Logan G. W. Christmann Martha Athens County Christmann

Gallia Men Plan Camp Outing at Ross-Hocking Camp

A dozen Gallia County men plan a weekend trip August 3 and 4 at Camp Ross-Hocking. County Agent E G Royer notes activities include games trapshooting swimming whittling singing and rest with wildlife movies by Floyd Chapman of Chillicothe. Campers should bring four blankets flashlight bathing suit guns and horseshoes.

Gallipolis Gallia County Camp Ross-Hocking States E. G. Royer Floyd Chapman Chillicothe

Addison Woman Wins Grange Baking Title

Mrs. Elmer Hern of Addison won the Georges Creek Grange best apple pie contest judged by three judges earlier in the week. Several women members competed and the Grange membership enjoyed the pies.

Gallipolis Elmer Hern Addison Georges Creek Grange

Rio Grande Teacher Takes New Position

GALLIPOLIS Ohio Miss Margaret P Jones resigns from Rio Grande College teaching staff after eight years. She accepts a new teaching post in Dayton schools and is a graduate of Ohio Grande College and Ohio University.

May Resume Airmail May Resume Airmail Airmail Service

Gallipolis reports no official notice of resumption of daily airmail service by All American Aviation Inc. though local post office expects an order to come early in August. The item reflects tentative plans and local anticipation around airmail operations.

Gallipolis All American Aviation, Inc

Hold Carnival Tonight For Boy Scouts at Logan-A Pool

A water carnival is set for this evening at the Logan-A swimming pool for the Boy Scouts of the county. Activities include games and aquatic fun organized to provide entertainment and community engagement for scouts.

Logan Boy Scouts of the County

Fingerprint Amnesty for Amateur Radio Operators

Gallia County prosecutor John W. Howell seeks all amateur radio operators in the county to register and be fingerprinted to meet a Federal Communications Commission order. Governor John W. Bricker supports the move as a wartime precaution and says the measure is protective and not meant to restrict operators.

Gallipolis John W. Howell Federal Communications Commission Washington John W. Bricker Europe United States

Resident fined for intoxication in Gallipolis case

Ralph Wallace of near Vinton was fined 20 dollars plus costs by Judge W R White after an information filed by County Prosecutor John Howell charged intoxication. The text also notes a steel industry term defining a pass as the opening between rolls for steel.

Gallipolis John Howell Ralph Wallace Vinton W. R. White

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