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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1925
Page
10
A dog belonging to City Treasurer Jacob caused a panic on Hill Street when it ran at a boy near Councilman Harry Shaw's home. Shaw intervened, the dog attacked the porch, and was killed by C. L. Radekin. Officials urge owners to watch pets in hot weather.
The Buckeye Motorcycle club of Columbus schedules a two day program near Logan at the Grotto south of Logan on June 6 and 7. A motorcycle hill climb starts at 1 PM Sunday, with Saturday featuring baseball stunt riding dancing and motorcycle polo. It’s the first hill climb or motorcycle polo offered in this part of Ohio. Trophies are on display at Weiland jewelry store.
William H. Hart age 23 farmer of Bloomingville and Iva M. Boling age 17 at home of Laurelville apply for a marriage license. The couple from Bloomingville and Laurelville anticipate nuptials in the near future.
Thirsty pedestrians gain a new water source as a crew under Service Director M. Bies completes a fountain installation in the public square by the Market Street park on Wednesday.
Mrs. Grover Ringhiser of near Logan was placed in an invalid coach and transported to a Columbus hospital Wednesday morning. Doctors considered immediate surgery likely.
NOT SO MANY COLUMBUS June 4 A decline in the number of persons placed in employment through the ten state city employment offices during May was reported today by Herman R. Witter state industrial relations director.
Emil Fer, assistant professor of romance languages at Ohio State University, resigned unconditionally and immediately as classes finish finals next week due to not receiving a salary increase. The resignation was accepted.
The Athockvin camp chosen for a summer outing is located in a secluded spot in Vinton county. Club boys from the Athens Hocking and Vinton farm bureaus will attend under supervision of agents T H Johnson of Athens R W Lang of Hocking and A M Edges of Vinton.
Hocking county wool growers join the state association to market their wool this year. Local growers have signed up 7000 pounds for sale.
Logan June 4. For a time Wednesday it looked as though Chief Logan would be without a mount for Thursday. Mail Carrier R B Hansel had offered the services of one of his horses to the committee in charge.
A horse on Hansel farm near Logan resisted capture after weeks at pasture. In a separate note, Logan Rotary Club will skip its regular meeting and join Athens and Nelsonville for an inter city gathering in Nelsonville on Tuesday evening.
Leroy Strain of Logan Cash Grocery will marry Florence Franzen of Chicago on Saturday evening. Florence is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank Franzen whose contractor father built the local federal building. The couple will wed in Chicago and return to Logan for their future home after a reception at the Edgewater Hotel.
Logan obituary notes Margaret Hansel 52 wife of Mike Hansel of North Street died at home early June 4 following a cancer illness.
Mrs. Hansel, a long-time Hocking county resident and pioneer family member, died after over a year with cancer. She leaves a husband, two sisters Mrs Elmer Harsh and Mrs Alfred Skinner of Logan, and four brothers George Fred Charles and John Hengst. Funeral services are set for 3 pm Friday at Hunter Street Lutheran Church with interment in Oak Grove mausoleum by Harden Co.
James Martin and Iles of the Shris Hall Hardware Co. were painfully burned shortly after noon Wednesday in Logan while they were working at a hardware shop. Details incomplete due to damaged text. authorities investigating the cause and extent of injuries.
Workers attempting to open a sewer in the Remple bank building were exposed to a chemical when a plug was removed. One man, Martin, burned on the face and upper body while Iles suffered a severe burn to the left arm and hand. Both were treated by Dr. M. H. Cherrington.
North Minneapolis reports two dead and twenty four injured as severe wind and rain from last night storms devastate the Twin Cities and surrounding area. Rescue and communications restoration efforts continue amid mounting casualty estimates and property damage.
Cleveland reports on June 3 that showers may arrive this afternoon to ease a heat wave that kept the Middle West hot since Monday. The U S Weather Service predicted cooler temperatures after three days of 91 degree heat, with five deaths and one prostration attributed to the heat in the state.
A brief aphorism from the Akron Beacon Journal states that a mortgage is satisfiable unlike a loan shark, highlighting a contrast in repayment concepts.
Miss Violet McGary of Cleveland has purchased the Conant Millinery Shop located in the Hotel Berry building and took over operations this week. Former owners were Misses...
Carrie Conant and P. W. Helwit have run the millinery business on South Court street for ten years. Conant, formerly Miss Conant, managed and purchased the old Hibbard millinery shop, keeping the shop's legacy in the courthouse district.
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