Author of In New York To Broadcast June 11
Gilbert Swan author of the In New York column for The Athens Messenger will speak on Bill Schudt's Going to Press series at 5 p m EST Wednesday June 11. The program airs from WABC studios to 20 CBS stations including W2XE WFAN WMAL WGHP WKBN KMBC and more.
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Gilbert Swan
Athens Messenger
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Bill Schudt
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Barrows Seeks County Sheriff Nomination in Athens County
Peter Barrows of Nelsonville filed his declaration as a Republican candidate for county sheriff. He joins four other Republicans. Democrat Wayne Wingett also filed. Barrows has a long public service record including secret service work and deputy sheriff with Athens County officials.
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Peter Barrows
Nelsonville
Athens County
Barrows
Wayne Wingett
W. B. Barter
Russell Finsterwald
Pete McKinley
R. B. Williams
Athens
Barrowa
Nelsonvilleity Council
E. LeFever
Glouster
Thomas Jenkins
Iron ‘Ton
United States
Mr. Jenkins
Funeral Held for Auto Victim Arthur Hatem
Services for Arthur Hatem 18, Shawnee High School graduate, were held at St Marys Catholic Church. Serious injuries to Lillian Owens and David McLain from a Shawnee highway crash were reported as recovering at a hospital.
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Shawnee High School
Shawnee
St. Mary's Catholic Church
Presbyterians Suffer 14 to 9 Loss to United Brethren
In Swanis Junior League action on Wednesday United Brethren defeated Presbyterian 14 to 9. Milne led with a double triple and home run in four at bats. Keller worked despite heavy hits and began with six straight strikeouts. Presbyterians left bases loaded three times failing to bring in runs. Friday features Lutherans versus Episcopalians with Barton Hall and Clinton Webb as umpires.
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Logan
United Brethran
Presbyterian
Swanis
United Brethren
Milne
Bray
Steward
Keller
Presbyterians
Barton Hall
Clinton Webb
Leyshon Files in Race for Auditor
George W. Leyshon a Logafr Republican filed his petition for auditor with election board clerk Charles C Achauer. He is a local grocer and former Hocking Valley Railroad agent in New Straitsville and Logan resident. Stanley Huston a Falls Township constable also obtained a petition to run for coroner.
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George W. Leyshon
Logafr
Charles C. Achauer
Election Board
Yaw
Leyshon
Hocking Valley Railroad
New Straitsville
Stanley Huston
Falls Township
Murray City to get new mine in Salem Hollow
Logan June 6 Prospects for mine work in Murray City area seem hopeful as reports say track to Coal Gate Hollow is being removed to relaid for a new opening in Salem Hollow. Ohlinger and Wolfe own coal land in Salem Hollow and plan to open it. Removal of track marks first step toward a new mine and a new tipple is planned in Salem Hollow area. Mrs Glick dies at 55 near Nickel Plate Schoolhouse after illness. husband and eight children survive. funeral Sunday at Stoutside. burial in village cemetery.
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Logan
Murray City
Salem Hollow
Ohlinger
Wolfe
Salem Hollows
Shawnee Girl Undergoes Tonsil Removal in Logan
Fontella Wills of Shawnee was taken to Logan for an operation to remove her tonsils at a local physician's office. She was brought in by her mother Ms W A Williams and her brother Gerald Williams.
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Logan
Logan visitor Charles Wright returns after years away
June 6 report from Logan notes Charles Wright former county recorder visiting relatives briefly. He has lived in Cincinnati for several years working for the Supreme Lodge of the Mac He and his presence marks a rare local visit after a long absence. Later in Logan Barton Hall finds two graduation class pictures from Been High School 1908 during home work on East Main Street.
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Charles Wright
County Recorder
Logat
J. Wright
Cinnati
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Mac
June
Lucy @rner
East Main Street
Wedlay
Barton Hall
Been High School
Five use wire snare to fish fined in Hocking County
Five men from Blue Creek and South Bloomingville were arrested along Salt Creek near Laurelville for using a wire snare to fish. Each pleaded guilty before Magistrate J. M. Robinson and were fined 25 dollars plus costs. equipment was confiscated.
Lutheran Youth Society Social At Hunter Street Church
Members of the Lutheran Youth Society at Hunter Street Church were hosted Wednesday evening by the committee of Charles Keller Flavius Appleman Edith Geslin and Elizabeth Brooker. After the business session a social hour featured a contest won by Miss Florence Zanner and a luncheon followed.
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Hunter Street
Family Friend Slays Girl and Takes His Life
In Rochester Michigan a 13 year old girl Marjorie Clemons and Henry Clouse 46 were found dead in a wooded farm area beside a burned auto. A rifle lay between them and investigators say Clouse shot the girl then killed himself after a driving trip last week. Clouse had lived with the girl’s family for 11 years and was known as a woman hater. a recent dispute over Marjorie cutting her hair may have driven his motive.
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Rochester
Mich
Marjorie Clemongg
Henry Clouse
Clouse
Marjorie
Four Logan Bridge Hands Highlight News Reach
A letter to Mrs. Francis W. Toole from son Orley Allen of Breckenridge Texas describes a Breckenridge clipping about four Logan women receiving four perfect bridge hands. Allen notes it is rare to see a Logan dated article in the Breckenridge American. Allen works in the Texas oil field.
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Logan
Francis W. Toole
Orley Allen
Breckenridge
Tex
Breckenridge American
Allen
Texas
Murray City Gets New Water Pumps at Water Works
Logan June 6 report states two new pumps installed at Murray City water works improve domestic supply and water quality. A third pump is being installed this week to ensure full capacity for the 160 000 gallon reservoir feeding the system. Three wells supply the water.
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Logan
Murray City
Nancy Starr Dies After Brief Illness at 72
Nancy Starr, 72, died at the County Home from apoplexy after a few hours illness. S W Arnold, superintendent, noted the sudden onset. The body was prepared at a local mortuary and taken to brother John Starr in Gore. Funeral services were held at Gore Methodist Episcopal Church with burial in Gore Cemetery.
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Gore Cemetery
Shoes on display at Logan bank window exhibit
Logan residents can inspect shoes made at the local factory in a window display at the Rempel National Bank supervised by Alva Brown. The exhibit features all styles produced at the plant. Mrs. John May of Adrian Michigan was taken to a Columbus hospital with ongoing illness, accompanied by her daughter Mrs. Raymond Redick.
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Rempel National Bank
Alva Brown
John May
Adrian
Mich
Columbus
May
Raymond Reddick
Michigan
Nelsonville
Jabberwocks Club meets at Mrs. Soliday’s on Warner Ave
Mrs. Earl Soliday hosted the Jabberwocks Club for a Wednesday bridge session at her new Warner Avenue residence. High honors went to Miss Mabel Brown, Miss Marjorie Fox, and Miss Marie Kleinschmidt. Guests included Miss Mary McGonagle and Mrs. Ted Sawyer. Refreshments followed. next meeting scheduled in two weeks at Mrs. Lawrence Adcock’s home.
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Earl Soliday
Warner Avenue
Mabel Brown
Marjorie Fox
Marie Kleinschmidt
Mary McGonagle
Ted Sawyer
Lawrence Adcock
Athens Chick Hatchery Receives Endorsement from Moody
H. O. Atkins of Athens Chick Hatchery reports strong praise from Connecticut farmer Ralph E. Moody who bought 16 300 chicks in 1929. Moody says he raised about 94 percent of his chicks last year and pullets now lay 63 percent, backing the hatchery's ROP and accredited chick claims. Athens buyers continually return for Athenean Chicks due to reputation and letters like Moody’s.
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Athens Chick Hatchery
Ralph E. Moody
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Athens
Moody
Atkins
Ohio
Oil operators move to establish southeastern Ohio refineries
Independent oil operators in Ohio have applied for an Ohio charter to operate a refinery in Logan. Barton Hall and Howard Athey head the group with others subscribing to a preliminary fund. Stock will come from Hocking Valley and areas around Zanesville New Lexington Bremen and Logan. Other plants are planned for Zanesville and Marietta.
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Ohio
Logan
Barton Hall
Howard Athey
Hocking Valley
Zanesville
New Lexington
Bremen
Miss Freda Eberst Honored With Luncheon Shower
Miss Freda Marie Eberst, bride elect, was feted at a luncheon shower hosted by Miss Minnerine Burke and Mrs. Hoyt Tribble of Ellicott City. Lavender decor and seasonable flowers framed the Easterling Clubhouse event followed by bridge at Miss Burke’s home and a miscellaneous shower.
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Minnerine Burke
South Logan
Hoyt Tribble
Ellicott City
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Hazel Cooke
June Eberst
Henry Watson
Eberst
Verone Ackers
Marjorie Fox
Cecelia Blasius
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Jane Ambrose
Frank Eberst
George Watson
Mabel Brown
Wilma Martin
Marie Kleinschmidt
Mary Bright
Terrence Bannan
Detroit
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Columbus
Senator Brookhart cites Creager liquor affidavit in Senate record
Iowa Senator Brookhart filed an affidavit from a Dallas ambulance driver claiming two pints of white liquor were found in a Dallas Hotel suite used by Republican National Committeeman R B Creager. He also read testimony suggesting Creager protected hotels in liquor violations.
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U.R
Brookhart
Iowa
Congressional
Dallas
Tex
R. B. Creager
Texas
Senate
Creager
Day old twin dies in Lancaster funeral held
Logan June 6 The day old twin son of Mr and Mrs H Allen died at 9 o'clock Wednesday evening. The other twin is a daughter. Short funeral services were held at Forest Rose Cemetery in Lancaster Thursday afternoon with burial there.
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Logan
Women Escape Injury In Ohio Auto Wreck
Mrs William Richardson and Mrs Ralph Scott of the city escaped serious injuries when their car left the Shawnee New Straitsville Road on Wednesday afternoon. It toppled into a creek bed after the steering wheel coupling loosened. Both women suffered numerous bruises.
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Logan
William Richardson
Ralph Scott
Shawnee-New Straitsville
Mexican flyer to attempt nonstop to Mexico City
Col. Roberto Fierro started from Kelly Field at 7 a.m. heading to New York. From there he plans a nonstop flight to Mexico City as part of a goodwill mission.
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Roberto Fierro
Kelly Field
New York
Silas
Mexico City
Rev. Mrs. M. L. Kimmey to Preach Sunday Evening
The Rev. Mrs. M. L. Kimmey of Athens will preach at Center Point four miles north of Coolville Sunday evening.
Resinol Cream Publicity Letter Cited
A testimonial from S C McNally of Seidece Moti Miami Beach Fla praises Resinol for clearing a facial eruption after about three weeks. The letter invites readers to obtain samples at local druggists or write to Resinol Co Baltimore Md for a free sample.
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Resinol
S. C. McNally, Seidece Moti
Miami Beach
Fla
Radox Footbath Promises Corn Removal and Stronger Feet
An advertisement promotes Radox footbath for corns and calluses claiming soaking for 15 minutes over 3 or 4 nights loosens and lifts corns without cutting. It asserts oxygen softens layers and roots, warns footwear can aggravate, and notes availability at McKee Drug Company and other drugstores.
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McKee Drug Company
Unop
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