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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1932
Page
10
Logan June 21 Rock House area sees higher June attendance than last year as Route 56 oiling near Laurelville ends public delays. Worley notes new scenic link between Rock House and Old Man's Cave to open within weeks improving access to Conkle Hollow.
Logan June 2 Arraigned before Magistrate C T Stephenson Austin Allen Nelsonville pleaded not guilty and was bound over to the grand jury on a larceny charge. He was arrested by Chief George Bateman and held on a $500 bond after being brought from Sunday arrival by Sheriff Lo Ebinger and Deputy Joe Farbear. He is accused of stealing accessories from H L Ellsworth's automobile in Greendale Friday night. He reportedly told officers he removed part of the material.
Farmers of Marion Township have organized a baseball team to play home games at a diamond on the J. E. Brown farm six miles north of Logan. A July 4 double header is set for Logan fairgrounds at 2 o clock with team members H. St Clair B. Poling J. Brown W. Tucker H Howdyshell Nihiser F Howdyshell A Ansel R. Bur gest FR. Brown and manager A. Henderson.
Relatives from Logan, Cambridge, and Cynthiana Kentucky met at Mrs. J. H. Bowman’s Columbus home on Marie Bowman’s birthday. A picnic dinner and supper were served and gifts were given. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Brehm and daughter Violet, Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Heft and daughter Ruth, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Dollison and Arthur Dollison, Mr. and Mrs. Robert D. Green and daughter Roberta, and Charles Bowman from Cynthiana.
Miss Olive Craig of New Pittsburgh, prosecuting witness in the case against Jefferson Ward Shawnee, was interviewed by Prosecutor C Wood Bowen and Deputy Sheriff Joe Farbearn at her home to set when she can testify. She remains bedbound but is recovering. once able she will travel to Logan to assign the case for trial on shooting with intent to kill or wound.
Logan residents learned on Monday that a 14 percent dividend was paid under Albert D. Reese as receiver. This marks the third dividend and brings total declared since the bank closed last March to 44 percent, with about $100,000 released to depositors who lined up to receive payments.
Logan June 21 Raymond L Skinner of near Logan has been named principal of Brilliant High School in Jefferson County. For the past two years Mr Skinner has served as principal of the South school, it was learned Monday.
A Bloomingville high school teacher in Hocking County for six years will lead a faculty of about 1x teachers with more than 90 students under their charge.
Falls Township Board of Education adjourned Saturday without choosing teachers for next term. Supt. J W Coleman submitted recommendations for several schools. All teachers are expected to be employed later, though several points must be resolved before contracts are tendered. This is the only Hocking County township yet to submit contracts.
Local Ohio Power Company officials report a family of Yellow Hammers nested in a transmission pole near Green Township, weakening the structure and prompting replacement. In Logan on June 21 Chief Lew Reynolds enjoys a West tour with Mrs Reynolds and Mildred Laubie. John Nixon of near Logan is jailed awaiting probate court charges, and juror reporting for Tuesday was canceled by Judge Whitcraft with no new date set.
Logan June 71 describes a tax imposition on check issuers with two cents per check to be charged to depositors at month end, not to payees. Officials cite government instructions. no stamps issued for now. other items cover local visits and social notices.
Forty eight persons indicted on violating the national prohibition act waived trial by jury in United States District Court and changed pleas from not guilty to guilty. They will be sentenced by Federal Judge Benson W. Hough in July after casting themselves on the mercy of the court, with attorneys suggesting the move. Defendants include Mike Murphy of New Straitsville and Earnest Downard and Caleb Sharp of Jackson.
Many people brood over worries at bedtime harming rest. Sleep restores tissue and smooths wrinkles, so ensure a comfortable mattress and proper air. Relax muscles, avoid drafts, and use light scents. An evening exercise and pillow adjustments aid restful slumber.
More than a large share of American shoe production that year came from New Anglwood, dominating the national output and signaling a regional industrial edge in footwear manufacture.
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