Logan High School Work Progresses on Addition and Site Changes
Logan High School improvements continue with brick work on the north addition and removal of a section of the old retaining wall. Grading to level the athletic field is planned, and several trees may be removed. directors expect completion and occupancy by the September term. Local residents and visitors are noted in a string of social items.
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Logan High School
Renard of Education
Tard
Medoo
Local society notes and classified circulation ads
A brief notices column lists classified Ada for The Messenger and requests society updates and circulation items. Milne’s classified line urges readers to call 272 to reach the circulation desk and share any pertinent society news.
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the Messenger
Docket Changes as Logan Court Removes Several Cases
Common Pleas Court action removes multiple docketed cases and schedules hearings. A retirement suit Carson-Scott Company v Heinlein is dismissed out of court. Settlements reached in land appropriation for W S Stone's Green Township highway project. Dismissal reported in C B Leisure v Olive Wollett. Default judgment entered for Josef F Brashares against Roy Shaw for 288.80. Finding and judgment for the Logan Home and Savings Association in Olive Wollet v William Rice et al.
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Stone
Green Township
Logan
Jobo Wo Bhim
Cartle
Kline
Rebecca Wright
Charles J Wright
Olive Wollett
Tha Cage
Common Pleas Court
Magistrate’s Court
Josef F. Brashares
Roy Shaw
Logan Home and Savings
Olive Wollet
William Rice
Couple United in Marriage in Green Township
Miaa Ita Hol comb daughter of Mr and Mrs Nils Holcombe and Charlies Vickroy were united in marriage Saturday at the residence of Magistrate So BL Whitehart in Green Township This was the first ceremony performed by Magistrate Whitehart who took office earlier this year.
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Toxan
Xe -Miaa
Ita Holcomb
Nils Holcombe
Charlies Vickroy
Green Township
Chauncey Charity Dance Aids Local Picketers
Chauncey observers report a charity dance at the Marvel Dance Pavilion to raise funds for picketers on local mine duty. A nominal admission will be charged and all food collected will support that cause.
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Chauncey
Shafer Family Reunion Held in Athens Park
Shafer family members gathered Sunday at Athens Park for a reunion. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs A Shafer and families, Mr and Mrs Oar Shafer, and numerous relatives with many children listed among the attendees.
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Shafer Family
Kaeauncey
Sore
Antena Peenion
Shafer
Athens
Mre
Ganghier Rath
Wedding Notice Confirms Marriage in Gaunstead Parish
In a local wedding notice, Graunsey Jere reads vows with Roma Ard and Andrew Shmupkins. The ceremony took place Thursday at Fors med The best a graduate of Chaar BerDever Wieh School attended the Beokeve State Roe OQoPege in OColhodes. The Bridie was Mr and Mrs Wester of MTOM. a choir home was planned by Graunsey. Family members and friends gathered along Seageey Creek for the event and to celebrate the couple's union.
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Wheteres
Grauncey
Andrew Shmupkins
Chaar BerDever Wieh School
Wester
MTOM
Ppis
Messenger Staff Odances Millfield The Mains Get Your News
The Athens Messenger highlights staff notes from Messenger staff including updates from Millfield and The Mains as part of local news coverage.
Brother of Chauncey Mayor Hurt in Wreck
Brother of Mayor W. D. Hines of Chauncey suffered two deep forehead cuts and other injuries when a coal train collision occurred near Derming on Saturday night. He received first aid at a local home before being taken for medical care.
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Chauncey
OE Hines
W. D. Hines
Perth
Hines
Cohiredes
Rome
W. M. Hines
Reevres
Saturday
Children's Day Celebration at The Plains
Children gathered for a Plains event featuring Cheri Chauncry and Jane OCDildren presenting a miscellany program with music and speeches. Local families attended, with Perothy Cade and Marie Aleehine among organizers and members of the community helping run activities.
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Jane M.ocdildren
Cher
Wat
Perothy Cade
Marie Aleehine
Local Court Proceedings Entrust New Magistrates
A fragmentary report lists several officials including Magistrate Wacker and Mr Tooker Chagas and mentions sedans and a wind-driven misfortune. The readable text references a preliminary court setting and an unspecified action as figures move through the proceedings.
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Craungry
Fone M
Wacker Ana
Tooker Chagas
Sedan
Lowi
Wits
Meshinire Wien
Aanghrer
Wind Myre
Preeron Bo Thommen
Dhomaenn
Cee NM
Ees
Ead
Shep
Wade Ure Tolp
Reece
Painfully Burned Woman Drops Match While Lighting Lamp
Logan June 20 A woman visiting Mr. and Mrs. Paul Dollison caught fire on her back as her clothing ignited while attempting to light a lamp. She was standing on a chair and the match fell down her back. Family members helped extinguish the blaze and a physician treated her for shock.
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Logan
Paul Dollison
To G. Dollison
Attendance Good at Children’s Day Services
A good attendance marked the Children’s Day service at the First Presbyterian Church in Logan. The Junior Choir performed a number, with Rev. H. L. Geddes in charge of the evening worship hour.
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Presbyterian Church
Ada Burris Wood Dies in New Straitsville
Ada Burris Wood wife of Frank Hood died at her New Straitsville home after weeks of illness from complications. She was the daughter of James Burris and lived previously in Straitsville. Survived by husband four sons and her parents. Funeral services set for two o'clock Theaday afternoon at the United Brethren Church in Gore.
Plan Big Gathering Logan July Fourth Outdoor Meeting
Thekahono Tribe No Date to RR M Gibisonville announces an outdoor meeting on July 4 with degree teams from Athens and Pomeroy in attendance to confer the work. The Sater farm in Wild Cat Hollow three miles off Route 180 is the site with route markers for easy access. Entertainment including music is promised and members are urged to bring families and friends.
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Logan
No Dat TO. RR. M
Gibisonville
Athens
Pomeroy ii
Sater Farm
Wild Cat Hollow
Logan couples wed in Perry County ceremony
Charles M. Anderson and Kathleen Hartley wed in a Saturday ceremony officiated by Rev. Plummer. Roy Vanatta and Mary Iva Hite also married with Rev. Williams presiding. Neilson Williams and Ruth Leasure, and Logan residents Logan and June M. also noted in the notices. Logan Post Office to offer substitute clerk carrier exam next month with July deadlines.
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Charles M. Anderson
Nelsonville
Frank Anderson
Kathleen BR. Hartley
Carbon Hil
Oscar Hartley
J. PB. Muller
Roy Vanatta
Monday Creek Township
Perry County
J. M. Vanatta
Mary Iva Hite
Gore
WS Plummer
Piet Williams
Neilsonville
Joe Williams
Ruth Leasure
Logan
Clarence Leasure
Rev . C. Peters
Logan Post Office
Miners and Citizens to Hold Meeting at Millfield
Glouster Ohio June 20 miners and citizens of the Hocking and Sunday Creek Valleys are called to a mass meeting at Millfield Tuesday June 21 at 2 pm.Secretary William Morria of the case committee says prominent members will speak and all miners in the district are urged to attend unless on picket duty.
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Glouster
Hocking
Sunday Creek
Millfield
William [. Morria
Acase
Morria
Union 648 to Elect Officers at Greene Run School
Local Union 648 of miners formerly at the mine that closed last February will hold a meeting at Greene Run school house this Saturday at 6 PM. The gathering aims to elect officers and conduct other important business for the union members.
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Souster
Greene Run
Its O. K. Club Junior OK Club At Trimble
The Junior 4 H Club met at leader Juanita Earth’s home in Trimble on Thursday with president Verna Sayre in charge. Two new members joined as the group adopted the name O K Club. Attendees included Verna Sayre Ina Palmer Virginia Sawyer Ruth Johnson Dorothy Russell Thelma Rainey Nora Hall Dorothy Rainey Doris Russell Ada Belle Falmer Grace Brewer and Pauline Skinner.
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Trimble
Juanita Earth
Verna Sayre
Ina Palmer
Virginia Sawyer
Ruth Johnson
Dorothy Russell
Thelma Rainey
Nora Hall
Dorothy Rainey
Doris Russell
Ada Belle Falmer
Grace Brewer
Pauline Skinner
Mrs M Beshara Progress Report From Mt. Carmel Hospital
Mrs. M Beshara is improving at Mt Carmel Hospital Columbus according to a Sunday report. Family members and Mrs A M Thomas visited her at the hospital that day.
Roosevelt Backers Predict Early Nomination Victory
Roosevelt camp claims on the eve of the Democratic National Convention that 691 votes will form a preballot lead with expectations of 776 or more as Farley says support grows. Delegates pledged or instructed are cited amid a pro prohibition stance and rival factions claim headway. Also note Bulgaria reports state control of about nine-tenths of coal from Pernik collieries.
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Chicago
U.K
New York
James Farley
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Bulgaria
Pernik
Black Hawk 4 H Club Meets Friday
The Black Hawk 4 H Club met at Stewart High School at 9 a m Friday with Loyd Merrick Earren Merrick Charles Oge Dale Hugus Willard Frisby Russell Hugus James Ogg Harold Hugus and Jack Stewart present. Officers and leaders conference reports were given and a special committee was formed for a meeting at M M Merrick s on Saturday June 25. Meanwhile Tristan da Cunha natives have never owned toothbrushes yet most have perfect teeth.
Fight ends in cross fire as gangster Higgins dies shielding daughter
New York June 20. Charles Higgs known as Jobsterman a racketeer shot to death while out with his seven year old daughter Jean and wife nearby. He stepped between gunmen and his family drawing fire away from them before he was killed in a street cross fire. Higgins had beaten 14 charges and vowed to wipe out rivals in gangland.
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New York
U.P
Charles
Vannie) Higgs
Jobsterman
Jean
Higgins
Bonus Forces Plan To Form Another Party
Washington June 20 The bonus expeditionary force threatens to back a third party or form a new one unless the Democrats move for immediate payment of the 2.4 billion dollar bonus. Leaders claim 20 000 encamped in the city with 18 850 supported by new arrivals. rain and soggy camps persist as veterans adjust food receipts. Eight German Army veterans living in Hudson County New Jersey brought two and a half tons of food to the veterans led by Walter Ea l of Union City.
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Washington
U.P
Bonus
Senate
Anacostia
Potomac
Hudson County
Walter Ea
Union City
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