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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1931
Page
10
Logan June 9. Work began to receive claims from depositors at the First National Bank with C A Jones as receiver. Depositors must file proofs of claim between 9 and 3 on specified days alphabetically and passbooks must balance before any payment.
Logan June 9 Appearing before Judge A M Eltinger Monday morning George Hoodlett of Strattsville pleaded guilty to a charge of driving while intoxicated He was fined 160 and costs and lost his driving rights for nine months Arrested Saturday evening by Deputy Sheriff Stanley Sparnen
Seven arrests were made Saturday night by Sheriff Sol Ellinger and Deputy Joe Harbearn during the course of their work in connection with other cases. A dance at South Perry yielded prisoners including William Clark and Mrs William Clark John Ferris Severn McIntire. El on Fox was observed en route to Logan and added to the group. They were brought to the Hocking County Jail to await arraignment before magistrates on charges of intoxication. Earlier that evening Deputy Farheang arrested William Koska and William Edwards of Lancaster when they found their car parked on the Nelsonville Highway. Charges of intoxication have been prepared.
Logan dispatch reports county officers, Sheriff Sol Eliinger and Deputy Jos Farbearn, with Cris Eveland, retraced clues in the Pleukharp case, making a second Columbus trip after Sunday efforts, as investigators seek his slayers.
Logan retail merchants' division of the chamber of commerce announced that Thursday afternoon closing would not be followed this summer. The decision came after a referendum showed no majority opposing the plan, which had operated for several years. Many merchants were guided by similar votes in other Ohio cities.
A Logan Post American Legion delegation attended the Oak Hill district conference the largest in District 8. The Sunday parade featured musical groups and delegations from nearly all posts. John E. Elden led paraders. Paul Tague presided over sessions. Bamon A. Hall spoke on rehabilitation. Attendees from Logan included Erwin Matheny Ewald Schmitter Fred Hoopes Charles Struble and Joe Iver.
June 9 report shows Harold Chambers advising farmers to cut wheat during the work stage to maximize hay value. He notes wheat will fetch better if used as a hay crop rather than threshed, given current hay and grain prices, and seeks further farmer input.
Bridges over Goose Creek and Pike Run in Benton and Salt Creek Townships are finished, county engineer Orla Wolfe said Monday, noting recent rains caused road-audit work and will prompt extensive repairs once funds are available. Other construction proceeds in Good Hope Township on the Rockbridge Reuns Vista Pond.
New Straitsville faced a twilight liquor raid on Friday by five state dry officers led by HE Matthews. A leak warned dispensers. only one establishment resisted, with proprietor William Hoy ordered to court after liquor and beer were found.
Thomas F. Mulligan was elected Grand Knight of Council 400 Knights of Columbus at a Monday meeting in the Knights of Columbus Home. Mulligan, a former dispatcher for the Chesapeake Ohio Railroad, heads the local council.
Logan report says Walter Pleukharp, 68 South Bloomingville merchant, died after gunmen identified as the Bowman brothers shot him six days ago. He died at Cherring ton Hospital after never regaining consciousness. Loot totaled £260 in cash with $275 found elsewhere. robbers fled in a red Chevrolet. Sheriff Ellinger and Deputy Farbearin surveyed clues in Columbus. Pleukharp leaves a brother, two sisters, and a mother. funeral plans pending.
Columbus June 9 Ohio leaders praised the state’s role in radio education during the opening session of the second Institute for Education by Radio at Ohio State University. Joy EB Morgan said educational stations are squeezed off the air and urged reclaiming frequencies. Marion A LaFount noted the FCC is friendly to educational broadcasting and that stations use only about a third of available time. Hunter Morgan lauded Ohio for pioneering radio education through the Institute, the Ohio School of the Air, WIEAO, and Cleveland programs, saying Ohio leads in this new educational field and others will benefit.
TORONTO June 8 Mrs ENa A Boole Brooklyn N Y was elected world president of the Women's Christian Temperance Union. The platform urges education by national governments on the effects of alcohol and habit forming drugs and expresses belief in equal high standards of social morality for men and women.
Ottawa reports a signed Canadian Australian trade treaty to be submitted to parliament. It grants Canada special preferences on fresh, canned and dried fruits, shifting purchases from the United States toward Australian oranges. Australia gains access to British preferences with exceptions, while Canada benefits lumber, paper, wood products, canned fish and certain manufactured goods.
Oscar Robinson of Rendville was freed from the county jail after serving a 30 day sentence and paying a $50 fine for larceny in Justice C. H. Weiner's court in Corning. The charges stemmed from breaking into a box car and stealing, according to Railroad Detective Thomas.
Valparaiso, Ind. June 9. Arguments over a longer term for Virgil Kinland, 20, who was convicted of an attempted attack on Arlene Draves, 18, were scheduled for today in Circuit Judge Great Grubpecker's court.
Conservation notes urge Ohio growers to align with Federal grading standards, ensure careful packing and labeling, and stay informed on market conditions. The Ohio Department of Agriculture warns that large supplies and favorable growing conditions will raise consumer expectations for value. Directors advise writing to Director Guthery for grading information and emphasize accurate packaging, proper handling, and avoiding speculation to maximize profits.
Governor White praises Ohio youth and the State Junior Fair in Columbus for August 31 to September 6, stressing that entertainment is secondary to showcasing youth handiwork and citizenship development. He aims to strengthen knowledge, commerce, and agriculture through the fair. The piece also notes a new focus on fish propagation and potato supply in Ohio.
NANKING June 9 General Chiang Kai Shek head of the National Government says suppression of Communism is China's top duty. He notes some progress but aims for complete defeat of Communists, and comments on Moscow's role. He also references rebellion in Canton and defends his political history as proof of actions.
Survey figures show 2,156.50 bushels imported into Cleveland from outside Ohio with Cincinnati at 4,891,450 bushels, Colum bus 921,250, Toledo 825,550, Akron 479,600, Dayton 474,100, Youngstown 469,650. The data imply Ohio becomes a national dumping ground for fruits and vegetables until growers improve grading.
Paramount officials said they terminated Clara Bow’s film contract to allow her to recover her health after several requests for release. The red haired star will be freed from current projects and studio obligations as she seeks treatment.
A fragmentary report notes varied remedies and claims of relief for stomach indigestion. It mentions Marnes and Eads in connection with positive effects and suggests widespread demand for stomach comfort, though details are unclear due to damaged text.
Scores from Athens County and nearby counties will travel to Marietta this afternoon to watch boat races between the University of Washington and Marietta College crews on the Ohio River. Two races are planned for the evening, likely the first of their kind in Ohio. Long racing shells will be used, and a boat train for spectators has been arranged, with thousands expected to attend and many more lining the riverbanks in a southeastern Ohio event.
Stewart June 9 Rome Grange will hold a meeting at Grange Hall Wednesday at 3 15 PM. Grangers from other parts of the district are invited and refreshments will be served. The lecture hour will feature the five postmasters of Rome Grange C W Hayes Co O Bryson W E Spear Isador Montie and Fr J Hoskinson with short talks music and stunts.
Mr and Mrs Hugh Seffens suffered painful cuts when their car crashed on State Route No or near Marietta Sunday evening while heading home toward Belpre They were taken to Marietta for medical care in the aftermath of the wreck
Calvin Coolidge will quit newspaper syndicate work at month end and take a vacation until September 1. He aims to follow his advice to leaders to take good vacations and will keep the location of his rest secret.
An ad describes Tysmol for shoulder blade pain and nerve aches caused by teurilln or weather. It claims quick soothing relief when applied to affected areas and notes it is harmless and free from dope. Sold by leading druggists with Cline Pharmacy always on hand.
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