Aide 0T 1937 Doo Has Haul Here
A cryptic OCR snippet from 1937 mentions a haul in Doo and a person named Aide or aide. The readable text is fragmentary with no clear event, location, or identification of involved parties beyond scattered words.
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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1942
Page
9
A cryptic OCR snippet from 1937 mentions a haul in Doo and a person named Aide or aide. The readable text is fragmentary with no clear event, location, or identification of involved parties beyond scattered words.
Logan city officials announced a June 8 exam for a new patrolman eligibility list after the resignation of Harrison Eggpee. Nellis Smith, provisional deputy, submitted his resignation and will serve until a new appointee is chosen from the eligibility list.
Logan Fred Collins reports county instructors have suspended adult commercial classes following three years of discussion. The first aid classes will continue as usual, Collins states.
The State's cases against Pearl E. Taylor for fraud and R. R. Kemper for horse theft were dismissed. The actions originated in Magistrate Frank J. Clair's court after each defendant filed complaints against the other.
Logan superintendent G E Carr asks tennis court users this year to help maintain facilities by using the municipal pool. Since courts are free, users should help pay upkeep via regular pool admission. Several damages in the courts will be repaired as materials arrive.
Funeral services were held Wednesday at 2 p.m. at the United Brethren Church for William Barthlow age 58 who died Sunday at his home on East Front Street. Rev. E. B. White conducted the service. Burial followed in Oak Grove Cemetery.
Selective Service officials announced the third call for Negroes in Hocking County after receiving the request from state headquarters. The exact quota was not disclosed, but the contingent is planned to depart Logan between June 15 and 30.
Logan registrants were interviewed and classified by the Hocking County Selective Service Board at the courthouse headquarters Monday night. Most interviewees traced to the February registration.
Local notes list visits and movements among Kimberly residents and nearby towns. Names include Coty Barnett and Rosa Brown, Amos Mallon, Bill Wicks, Bob Kennedy, Johnny Davis, and Frank Dowler with Isaac Chappelear. Edward Call stationed in Honolulu. Charles Graham hospitalized at Fort Bragg. community funeral for a former Kimberly resident Dick Daugherty.
Logan reports twenty two licenses issued in May in Hocking County with Charlene Huffman as deputy. Officials anticipate another rise this month as in past years.
Relatives and friends from Columbus, Cleveland, Dayton, and other towns spent Memorial Day weekend visiting Nelsonville and Floodwood households. Numerous pairs of parents and children, cousins, and in laws traveled to see kin, with locals moving between homes and hosts hosting guests.
Logan Aerie 2168 F O E will install officers for 1942 43 in regular session Thursday night at the lodge hall. Bert Smathers will lead the ceremonies with C Emmett Blosser announcing officers including Lewis Canty as Worthy President and Dale Primmer retiring president. State Outside Guard R William Watson of Zanesville will be the leading speaker at the district meeting and initiation to follow Friday night.
The annual Logan School alumni dance is organized by Marjorie Brandt Mrs. John Green and Joe Gabriel with Mrs R R Lanning vice president in charge of arrangements. An orchestra will be selected soon after the meeting.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wright left Tuesday for New Orleans La to visit their son and daughter in law Sgt and Mrs Bruce Wright. Sgt Wright is stationed at the army recreation center in that city.
Reverend E B White of the United Brethren Church announced that the annual installation of Sunday School officers will take place next Sunday during the regular church services.
Jack Ley son of Mr and Mrs John Ley from Chauncey Dover High School graduates this spring and travels to Cleveland Monday to seek employment.
Jacoby, Hocking County relief director, reported May relief cases at the lightest level since 1938. Records show 4 family cases affecting 405 persons plus 34 other cases amounting to 241 individuals, totaling 646 people aided in May.
John Bond Jr was fined 25 dollars and costs after pleading guilty to assault and battery He was arraigned Monday night before Magistrate Frank St Clair in Haydenville Sheriff Floyd Duffy and Deputy Jack Waldron filed the arrest affidavit by his wife Reba and her sister Doris Vollmer
LOGAN Police recovered the automobile owned by Clarence Brooks of North Culver Street after it had been listed as stolen from a back yard. The vehicle was found near where Brooks had reported it missing during the night, according to police records.
Mr. and Mrs William Wemmer of Millfield hosted a two course dinner Saturday to honor their son Dr Fred Wemmer and their grandson Billy Mac. Also present were Mr and Mrs Grover Patton Dr and Mrs Woodrow Patton Mr and Mrs Charlies Sanders and children and Mrs Elizabeth Robinett.
Dr Wemmer Chauncey and Mr Charles Harper hosted a Monday dinner at their Corning home in honor of Mrs Harper’s parents Mr and Mrs H F Kittle of Giouster. The couple celebrated 35 years of marriage as guests were seated for a six o clock meal.
John Mullins and relatives from Chauncey visited cousins in Evaneaville Indiana and other kin in Kentucky. Mrs William Mullins of Chauncey underwent major surgery last Saturday in an Oklahoma hospital. relatives report her condition as favorable.
Laurelville school board rehired George Bushnell as vocational agriculture teacher. The board also hired Charles Zeigler as principal at South Perry for the coming year, with Lowell Irick moving to a farm near Ridgeway.
Harold Brown, son of Mrs. James E. Brown, will move to Middletown to work as chemist for the American Rolling Mills. He earned a bachelor of science degree in chemistry from Ohio University Sunday. His brother Glenn teaches chemistry at the University of Mississippi.
Logan Bruce Wilson, a Chillicothe native, arrives Tuesday to aid biannual county records audit. He partners with Examiner A. G. Atwill and bases operations in the county board of elections office on the Court House’s second floor.
Chauncey Council met at the City Building with Mayor W. D. Hines and Clerk Jack McCafferty presiding. Routine bills were paid and water rent collection planned through McCafferty at the McCafferty Store on E Main Street. Water meters began readings Tuesday and notices will be mailed by June 10 with payments due June 15. Council members were Luther Cruikshank C W Ferrer John Smart Joseph Cline Carl Shafer and William Leffler.
A concise note states that cut flowers retain freshness when stored close to freezing, suggesting minimal temperatures around zero degrees. The guidance implies cold storage improves longevity of cut blooms.
Chauncey Ladies Auxiliary No. 9 to United Mine Workers meets Wednesday at 7 p m at the K of P Hall with a stork shower auction sale and a benefit party after the business agenda. Forest Rose Rebekah Lodge Chauncey will hold an important meeting Thursday at 7 30 p m at the K of P Building.
Mrs Eva Ferre Benedum left Chauncey Sunday to join her husband Kenneth Benedum who is stationed at Camp San Luis Obispo California. Mrs Cora Ferrel Brooks Trendy ton Michigan has been in Chauncey visiting her mother and family High St and James Duffee Athens spent the week end in Chauncey guests of their brother in law and sister Mr and Mrs Thomas Hamilton Mound St Mr and Mrs Lester Thomas and son Raymond of Langsville spent Sunday in Chauncey guests of Mr and Mrs Frank Neighbors Rev Gilbert Courtney attended the funeral of W H Worthmag at Athens Saturday.
Mrs Frankins Chauncey spent a week in Dayton with her daughter Mrs Jona Karr and infant granddaughter. Mrs Karr remains in critical condition but improved. Sunday Frank Lands, Frank Lands Jr and Lois Jean Lands visited Dayton and were joined by Mrs Sands. Lois Jean stayed a week at the Karr home.
Logan-Mrs Daniel Matheny and infant daughter of Murray City were dismissed Monday from Cherrington Hospital. Norman Vorhees, badly injured when kicked by a mule, was discharged Tuesday. Mrs Walter Lane, severely burned lors arms and neck when her home burned, was released. Mrs Lou Davis of Shawnee was dismissed Tuesday. Elect Robert and William Spencer, sons of Mrs Walter Spencer of Murray City, had tonsilectomies at Cherrington Hospital.
Albert Leonard, son of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Leonard, received his diploma Sunday at Ohio Wesleyan University graduation. Bruce Price, son of Mrs. Jennie Price, was awarded a bachelor’s degree from Ohio University Athens on the same day.
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