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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1929
Page
10
Rural Letter Carriers Elect Officers In Logan
The Rural Letter Carriers of Hocking County met at the Post Office in Logan on Friday evening. Frank Cox of Laurelville was reelected president Howard Ralston of Logan was named vice president and George H Stoughton of Rockbridge as secretary treasurer Delegates James Blosser of Logan and Beryl Tucker of Rockbridge were chosen to attend the state convention in Chillicothe next month The county has maintained 100 percent membership for the last three years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Hocking County
Vrrank Cox
Laurelville
Howard Ralston
George H. Stoughton
Rockbridge
James Blosser
Beryl Tucker
Chillicothe
Hockfing County
Storm damages homes and structures in Logan area
A cyclone tore through Logan and nearby areas, ripping roofing from the John Montgomery home, smashing windows, tearing a roof at Logan Manufacturing, wrecking a chimney at William Tennahill’s house, and uprooting or twisting many shade and fruit trees. Utilities restored, repairs underway. damage also reported at Hocking Valley Brick Plant and Mt. Pleasant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Montgomery
Dickens
1Ogen Manufacturing Company
Past Front Street
Wil Wam Tennahill
South Orchard Street
Mike Mullen
East Hunter Street
Uriah Brown
East Man
Wilbur Lanning
Harvey Linton
Service
Morrison
Tom Morrison
Co. L. Adcock
Logan Pottery Company
Hunter Street
Logan
Hocking Valley
Mt. Pleasant
Vinton County
Johnson
Fairgrounds
Answer to the Letter Golf puzzle earlier today
Puzzle solution lists word ladder style steps from Ask to Gem via Ar Arm Aim Him Hem Get. The sequence demonstrates progressive letter changes forming valid words leading to the final term.
Foundry Triumphs Over Hoopes In Sunday Benefit Game
Logan Foundry defeated Hoopes Jewelers 19 to ? in a see saw Sunday contest at the local ball field to aid Eddie Tolbert. Matheny and Smith supplied key hits while Holdren earned the win after a rocky start. Radcliffe debuted in center for Foundry, while Hoopes shuffled its lineup due to absences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Logan Foundry
Hoopes Jewelers
Matheny
Smith
Eddie Tolbert
Foundry
Coudl
Hoopes
Fo Matheny
Holdren
Radcliffe
Larimer
T Columber
Miss Bort and Preneir Marry in Home Wedding
Kathryn Bort daughter of Mrs. Kate Bort of Logan and Carl Freneir of Newark were wed at 4 30 PM Saturday at the bride’s South Market Street home. The Rev H L Geddes officiated with small family attendance, roses and delphiniums decor. The bride wore a blue cape gown. Ruby Nell Dollison served as bridesmaid. Rolland Freneir as best man. Mrs. Freneir is a Logan High School graduate and former stenographer. Mr. Freneir works in Newark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Kathryn Bort
Kate Bort
Carl French
Newark
South Market Street
H. L. Geddes
Ruby Nell Dollison
Freneir
Rolland Freneir
Man arraigned on liquor charge and fined in Logan
Wesley Sanborn of New Pittsburgh pleaded guilty to possessing intoxicating liquor during a raid near his home. He was fined 490 dollars plus costs after eight gallons of whisky were found in a poultry house. Deputy Joe Farbearn led the raid Friday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Harley M. Whitcraft
Wesley Sanborn
New Pittsburgh
Sanburn
Joe Farbearn
Delegates Named for State Legion Convention
Logan post announces delegates to the state convention will be elected at Tuesday evening meeting. Other business will be transacted, with entertainment and refreshments after the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Frank W. Harden
American Legion Post
Dinner party in honor of Ackers visitors
Mr. and Mrs Charlies Smith hosted a dinner Friday at Mrs. Belle Hyson's home for guests Mr. and Mrs John Ackers of Huntington West Virginia and Mrs Donald Ackers of Elizabeth New Jersey. Mrs Ackers was called home Saturday night after a message from her husband saying he was all at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlies Smith
North Mulberry Street
Belle Hyson
John Ackers
Huntington
W. Va
Donald Ackers
Elizabeth
N. J
Dinner Honoring Florence and May Kessler in South Logan
Miss Florence and Miss May Kessler of Philadelphia were guests of honor at a Thursday dinner hosted by Miss Minnerine Hurke in South Logan. Attendees included Miss Helen Hilasius Miss Louise Stedem Miss Mary Stedem Miss Mary Blasius Miss Julia Donahaye Mrs. Cora Brown Miss Margaret Lutz Mrs. Mary Milasius Mrs. Rudolph Brown Mrs. Bert Stedem Mrs. Elizabeth Ambrose Mrs. W. H. Strentz and Mrs. Robert C. Work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence
May Kessler
Philadelphia
Minnerine Hurke
South
Logan
Helen Hilasius
Louise Stedem
Mary Stedem
Mary Blasius
Julia Donahaye
Cora Brown
Margaret Lutz
Mary Milasius
Rudolph Brown
Bert Stedem
Elizabeth Ambrose
W. H. Strentz
Robert C. Work
Ownerless 50-gallon still found at Murray City mine
Deputy sheriffs discovered an ownerless 50 gallon still at a Murray City mine on Saturday night. Twelve barrels of mash near the running stage indicated there had once been an owner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Joe Farbearn
L. F. Hammond
Murray City
London bus uses robert system to log trip data
In London a bus company tests a robert system on an Information car. The device records speed, stop duration, high and low speeds, gas use, and more on a black paper strip to check journey averages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Cat Trapped Skunk Destroys Animal At Home
Mrs Jacon Lit of Church Street trapped a skunk and with police chief James Thomas help, police used a shotgun to destroy the animal. Neighbors assisted and buried the skunk at the scene.
Newport deputy faces murder charge in ferry back shooting
Deputy Sheriff George Johnson of Newport Arkansas is charged with first degree murder in the shooting of Glenn Quay, 23, of Thayer Missouri. Authorities say Quay was shot in the back as he tried to flee after arrest for intoxication and liquor possession. Johnson claims the gun fired accidentally when his foot slipped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport
Ark
Glenn
Quay
Thayer
Johnson
Lunn Declares Bitter Hate for War at Ohio Memorial
George H. Lunn, former New York U S W V commander, told 1500 at Ohio University Alumni Memorial Auditorium that war is a heart rending blunder and youth must learn to understand life. He urged memorials to honor sacrificed youth by new ways of settling disputes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George H. Lunn
New York
Ohio University Alumni Memorial
Har
Memorial Service Honors Fallen Members Amid Reading Names
The memorial service featured a patriotic program as names of those who died were read by the U S W V and Auxiliary. Carnations marked each name while the audience joined in America. Dr C C Robinson opened with a prayer, with performances by Joy Cutler and others, and a benediction by Rev George W W Brown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
C. C. Robinson
Ohio
Taps
George T. Druk
Departminent Bugler
Kreisler
Bennett Shimp
Jor Dando
Mascheroni
George W.W. Brown
Probate Court Sets Inheritance Tax On Cyrus W. Watkins Estate
In Probate Court Saturday the inheritance tax due from the estate of Cyrus W. Watkins was determined after valuing the estate. The net value was set at 5382.03 dollars while gross value totaled 6431.25 dollars with personal property assessed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cyrus W. Watkins
German artist writes 19090 word Lindbergh flight tale
After three months of effort a German artist displays a postcard that carries a 19 090 word story detailing Colonel Lindberghs historic transatlantic flight. The work was produced without magnification and measures the limits of legible typography.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rerlin
Lindbergh
Atlantic
Estate of Cyrus Watkins Distributed Across Heirs
The court apportioned debts and costs among Mary Hogan and Harriett Watkins among heirs including Mable Huber Edna Ball and others. Harriett Watkins was a 66 year old niece. The estate passes to Harriett M Watkins widow and Sam Warren half nephew with various tax amounts. John Carlton and George Carlton are half nephews and Lucy Montgomery guardian to Lennie Montgomery received monthly support. One marriage license issued to Wilard Weaver and Nelle Goodwin at Rome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Hogan
Mable Huber
Harriett Watkins
Edna Ball
Cyrus Watkins
Asus
Harriett
M. Watkins
Sam Warren
William Watkins
John] Carlton
George Carlton
Wilard Weaver
Torch
Arther
Nelle Goodwin
Coolville
Rome
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Lagan
Dama
Zenner Co
Messenger
Clinton Webb
Miss Bort
Preneir
Bride
Westey Sanborn
American Legion
Cat
Skunk
Deputy
George Johnson
Lunn
Wah
Athens
Ong
Patriot
Court House
The
Dial
K. of P. Bldg
Columbia
Setiles Cae S
Ralph Forbes
Norman Trevor
Christy Cabanne
Matt and
Jeff
Ightstick
John Wray
Nugent
Elaine Sterne
Carrington
Lucy C. Montgomery
Lennie L. Montgomery
Gir
Cuba
Islands
Southland
Cline’s
Cline
Gling
National “Cold Control
Frigidaire
Thas
Ation
the Automotive Battery & Electric CO. K. of
P. Bldg
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