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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 19, 1939

Page

12

Relief issues discussed by Hocking Welfare Council

In Logan and Athens, the Hocking County Welfare Council met to tackle relief problems amid rising need. Mrs. Darley Kitchen outlined the layman and board perspectives on adequate relief and self help, while Dr. Lacock reported tuberculosis cases and sales tax funds for prevention. A social service directory project was proposed for county and city agencies.

Kitchen Kathleen Pettit Brandt Earl Elberfeld W. B. Lacock

Logans Hosts Dual Weddings At Justice Of The Peace Home

Claribell Whitehart and William Oscar Lanner wed at 4 PM on Church Street before 19 guests with Madonna Lily decor. The Rev E B White officiated. The bride, pink lace gown, matron of honor Mrs John Rohrer wore blue. The couple will live in Newark. Sunday magistrate Samuel Whitehart united Dorothy Dominique and Glenn Rychener at the same altar.

John Rohrer C. W. Guess E. B. White Sanner Hocking County United Brethren Church and Order of Eastern Star Charles Guess North St Pure Oil Co Newark John Guess Hubert Walter Guess Logan Esther Elmer Lanner John Black Edmund Black Leola Black Zanesville Samuel Whitehart Church St Dorothy Dominique Laurelville Glenn Rychener Toledo

Social Evening At Adair Home Ends With Shuffleboard And Song

A group hosted Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Valencia at the Adair residence Saturday evening for dinner. They then moved to Dr. and Mrs. M. H. Cherrington’s home for shuffleboard and a songfest. Guests included the Notestones, Brights, the Cherringtons, the Adairs, the Clarks, the Pauls, the McKinleys, and Mrs. Florence Whitcraft. The Valentias, visiting from Hollywood, plan to return home during the week.

Phillip Valencia W. C. Adair M. H. Cherrington Cherrington C. D. Notestone Warren Bright

Farmers Save Soil by Strip Planting Scheme

Logan Hocking County farmers adopt strip crop planting to conserve soil. W H Mowrey on Route 75 Washington Township pioneered the practice and reports benefits on hill farms. Leslie Linton Green Township also uses the method with positive results as observed on Route 75 hillsides.

Logan—Hocking County W. H. Mowrey Washington Township Leslie Linton Green Township Mr. Mowery

Cracked Ribs Keep Youth From Pro Ball

A local youth, Jimmy Richardson, suffered cracked ribs in a baseball accident and missed this season with a Cincinnati farm team in Bassett Virginia. At 18 he had been progressing as a second string catcher and will get another chance next season. His family moved from Logan to Fostoria where his father works for the C and O railroad.

Logan Jimmy Richardson Cincinnati Bassett Jimmy W. W. Richardson Fostoria C. and O. Railroad

Logan Legion Honors District Champion Tournament Team

Logan Post American Legion will host 15 district champion tournament team members at a regular meeting. After district trophy presentation they will receive lunch. The current tournament squad includes Eldon Carr Bill Shaw Bob McBride Bob Clendenen and Jonas Morris among ten new players.

Logan Floyd Duffey Logan Post American Legion American Legion Eldon Carr Bill Shaw Bob McBride Bob Clendenen Jonas Morris

Fairview U B Church Sets July Homecoming

Arrangements are made for a homecoming at Fairview United Brethren Church two miles west of Mt. Pleasant on Sunday July 16. The Rev E H Dailey former local pastor and Rev E B White current pastor will speak. A picnic dinner will follow. Logan funeral rites were held at the residence on Motherwell Ave for Ella Rulon. Rev Curtis Douglass Wooster presided. Burial in Oak Grove Cemetery.

Logan Motherwell Ave Ella Rulon Curtis Douglass, Wooster Oak Grove Cemetery

Smoot to Perry Township for 4H Club meeting

James R. Smoot travels to Perry Township this evening to organize another boys 4H Club. The gathering is set at Fred McClelland’s house near South Perry.

Perry Logan James R. Smoot Perry Township Fred McClelland South Perry

Seek Loan For Plant at Straitsville

Logan A loan of 35000 from the Reconstruction Finance Cor poration is sought for the brick plant at New Straitsville owned by Molding Bros. Plant manager John D. Martin and Mayor William Johnson led a delegation meeting Jesse Jones in Washington to obtain working capital to reopen the idle plant and employ about 100 men. The group reports about 20000 dollars of finished product on hand, a low yard inventory for normal operation.

Washington

Corwin Suffers Fall Fractured Leg Near River Bridge

Logan resident Jack Corwin fell while walking along the Co. and O. tracks near the Hocking River bridge Saturday night and is taken to Cherrington Hospital in serious condition due to age. Peggy Klinebrier and Ruth Staly had appendicitis operations at the hospital Saturday evening. Orville Bethel remains in stable condition after two weeks with tetanus.

Logan Jack Corwin Cherrington Hospital Corwin Hocking River Peggy Klinebrier Nelsonville Ruth Staly Orville Bethel Glouster

Permission Sought for Hocking River Dam Location

Easements along the Hocking River from Falls Mill to Rockbridge are secured as a preliminary step to a dam project. State Conservation Department and Hocking County Fish and Game Association coordinate with fishermen allowed 20 feet of riverbank access. Provisions envision stocking and Willow Lake reaching a four foot water level for fish propagation.

LOGAN Hocking Falls Mill Rockbridge State Conservation Department Hocking County Fish and Game Association Willow Lake

Masonry Inspections in Ohio Conclude

Logan council reports Masonry inspections completed across Ohio with 112 councils. Grand master C Wood Bowen visited many smaller-city lodges and plans travel to Asheville for July outing. His year ends with October meeting in Dayton and North America gathering in Charleston later this month.

Logan Dayton Grand Council of North America Charleston S. C

Practice Tonight for Senior Baseball Team

If the field is in condition a practice session will be held at 6 o clock this evening by members of the senior baseball team. The team is made up of players too old for the American Legion Junior League who played there before. They plan to schedule games with a Columbus team for Thursday and seek other valley teams of players ages 17 to 21. Inquiries to Marion Allen Logan O.

Local Kiwanians Skip Tuesday Meeting for Columbus Trip

A large delegation from the Logan Kiwanians heads to Columbus for a Brookside Country Club meeting this evening. On Saturday, Raymond Lanning and Howard Rolsten left for Boston to attend the international convention as delegates of the local club.

Logan Columbus Brookside Country Club Raymond Lanning Howard Rolsten Boston

Logan Cherring ton Receives Ivy Poisoning Treatment

Alice Irene Cherring ton, granddaughter of Dr J S Cherrington, is being treated for ivy poisoning after trimming grass on the lawn. Both arms affected.

Logan Evans Cuts Thumb in Slipping Knife Incident

John Evans, a farmer living near Enterprise, sustained a deep laceration to his left thumb on Thursday after a knife slipped from his grip.

Logan John Evans Enterprise

Will Paint Home Logan C. W. Scheide Sr

W. C. Scheide Sr. of E Second Street is preparing to paint his residence. Neighbors note planned exterior work and fresh trim. Local contractor may be consulted for supplies and weather permitting.

Logan C. W. Scheide, Sr E. Second St

Logan Lyle Hall Plans New Residence on Wyandotte Ave

Logan Lyle Hall of the city plans a new residence on Wyandotte Ave in uth Logan after acquiring land from Charles B. Donahue. It will be the second dwelling this year in that addition, following Lloyd Gompf’s new house. Carl Mohler says the foundation is complete for his Warner Ave home and framing will start this week at the Grogan Ave intersection.

Increase in May Job Insurance Applicants in Logan

Logan bureau reports May sees 272 compensation claims up from 229 in April an 18.8 percent rise. Unemployed drawing benefits total 396 May with 30 more than April. Local office found 36 domestic service and laborer jobs and invites employers to contact the Ambrose hotel office or call 170.

Logan Bureau of Unemployment H. H. Sands Ambrose Hotel

Pool Patronage Heavy This Season At Local Pool

Logan district reports total pool attendance reaching 7 500 for the season with 784 on the peak day last Friday and 537 on Saturday. Manager Thomas Bender notes higher turnout than 1938. A few more season tickets sold mainly to youngsters while several adults use daily access. Lifeguard coverage shifts as Bob Houk trains at Culver with Bill Johnston and Victor Nixon guarding in his absence.

Bob Houk Culver Bill Johnston Victor Nixon

Wife of Former Pastor of Chauncey Church Is Dead

Mrs. Alice Harter wife of Rev Walter V Harter died suddenly from a heart attack at their Amanda Ohio home Funeral services and burial planned for Amanda Rev Harter United Brethren minister formerly served Chauncey M E Church Her husband one daughter and two sons survive

Chauncey Church Walter Harter Amanda Chauncey George Shafer Alice Harter Walter V. Harter Amanda, O Harter United Brethren M. E. Church High St

Bailey Run Defeats Kimberly Floodwood 6-0 in Baseball

Bailey Run downed a combined Kimberly Floodwood team 6 to 0 Sunday afternoon. Interested teams should contact Earl Pyle, Millfield Route 2, manager of Bailey Run, to arrange games.

Chauncey Kimberly Floodwood Earl Pyle Millfield Route 2

Zaleski Bridge Club Picnic Hosted by Mrs Fiske

Mrs Jessie Fiske entertained the Zaleski State Park bridge club with a picnic and bridge games. Ruth Bridgewater won the high score, Ruth Fiske took second, with members Gladys Simpkins Lena Wilson Frances Howard Sarah Thomas Esther Fiske Dinner in attendance.

Chauncey Jessie Fiske Bridge Club Zaleski State Park

Hard-Times Party At Crabtree Home

Friends gathered at the Grace Crabtree home for a hard-times party. Norma Phillips won the first prize while Mae Messenger received the booby prize. Refreshments were served to Virgie Wadley Frances Crabtree Beulah Thomas Signa Crabtree Norma Phillips and the hostess.

Chauncey Grace Crabtree Norma Phillips Mae Messenger Virgie Wadley Frances Crabtree Beulah Thomas Signa Crabtree

Two Births Announced in Millfield and Friday

Ferrol McClelland announces the birth of a son on Friday. Mr and Mrs Chester Russell welcome a son born at their home in Millfield.

Chauncey Ferrol McClelland Friday Chester Russell Millfield

John Hook Honored On 62nd Birthday

A Chauncey family gathering at Mr. and Mrs. John Hook’s home honored John Hook on his 62nd birthday. Guests included Fred Myers Logan Allan Wolf Lancaster Davie Conant Lancaster Palmer Conant Lancaster Leslie Davis Jack Sugar Creek Audra Tryon Athens Route 3 Al Moody Sugar Creek Luella Hook Harpster and Mildred Hook Chauncey with a noon picnic dinner and many gifts.

Chauncey John Hook Hook Fred Myers Logan Allan Wolf Nelsonville Davie Conant Lancaster Palmer Conant Leslie Davis Jack Sugar Creek Audra Tryon Athens al Moody Luella Hook Harpster Ohio M. J. Gardner Mildred Hook

Lee Schoonover Chauncey Hosts in Columbus

Lee Schoonover Chauncey spent Friday in Columbus with weekend guests her brother in law and sister Mr and Mrs Herbert Cramer and son Herbert Jr from Columbus.

Chauncey Lee Schoonover Columbus Herbert Cramer Herbert, Jr

Golfers Caught in Downpour at Hocking Valley

Logans Valley golfers dodged quick showers Sunday afternoon at Hocking Valley Country Club. The course remains in fine condition and is drawing local interest as a key recreation facility. Bob Morgan, named pro earlier in the spring, trains players and oversees the course and clubhouse with popular support.

Logan Hocking Valley Country Club Bob Morgan

Marriage Is Performed By Rev Westerman

Rev. W. Scott Westerman performed the marriage Saturday evening for Miss Rowena M. Gatewood and Ernest Zenk of Youngstown at the Gatewood home in Swan Creek. The couple will reside in Lancaster.

Gallipolis W. Scott Westerman Rowena M. Gatewood Ernest Zenk Youngstown Perry Gatewood Swan Creek Lancaster

Released on Bond Must Leave City

Gallipolis reports William Stewart of Coal Valley near Vinton was charged with pointing a firearm at neighbor John Cain. He was released on his own bond by Municipal Judge John Halliday after promising to leave the neighborhood.

Gallipolis John Cain William Stewart Coal Valley Vinton John Halliday

Knights Attend Holcomb Funeral Rites

A large gathering of local Knights Templars and others attended the funeral for Harper B. Holcomb aged 60 at Vinton on Sunday afternoon.

Holcomb Gallipolis Knights Templars Harper B. Holcomb Vinton

Mrs Sanders Honors Son With Dinner In Father's Day Tribute

Mrs Bertha Sanders hosted a chicken dinner Sunday at her Chauncey home to honor Father’s Day and celebrate her son Lewis Sanders birthday anniversary. Also present were Lewis’s sister Jacqueline, Virginia McQuaid, Mr and Mrs Charles Sanders and daughter Sandra Lu, and Mr and Mrs Clarence Sanders.

Chauncey Bertha Sanders Lewis Sanders Jacquelyn Virginia McQuaid Charles Sanders Sandra Lu Clarence Sanders

Regular meeting and Esther Class party notice

Chauncey Regular meet ing and Esther Class party of the M. E. Church will be held Tuesday night in the home of Mrs. Winnie Skinner Ellis Ave.

Chauncey Esther M. E. Church Winnie Skinner Ellis Ave

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