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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 27, 1935

Page

6

Rev Amos L Heyde to Celebrate 25th Ordination Anniversary

The Athens Messenger reports Rev Amos L Heyde of St Matthew Lutheran Church in Logan marks 25 years in ministry. Special morning and evening services in Logan will feature speakers from Circleville and Columbus, with Rotary Club members attending the evening service. Heyde's ordination occurred in Pittsburgh, with prior posts in Pitt, Fostoria, Lancaster and Attica before Logan.

Athens Messenger Athens Ohio Heyde Logan Troutman Circleville Lutheran Church Emanuel Poppin Columbus Ohio Bynod Ghosrs Logan Rotary Club Pittsburgh Luther'Spoehr Pittah Fostoria Lancaster

Three-Way Tie Seen Fit In Recreation Loop

Logan Recreation League dash to first place may end in a three way tie if Westinghouse suffers a defeat. Westinghouse leads with five wins and three losses, with Ot and Godman challenging. Conkle Ol beat Godmans 6 to 1 as Frank Larimer starred for the winners, with several sharp hits.

Logan Logan Recreation League Westinghouse Qon- Ot Godman Conkle Ol Godmans Wedaday Sting Frank Larimer

Road Improvement Planned for Summer in Salt Creek Township

Over three miles of Sama Creek Road in Salt Creek Township will be widened and straightened with ditching this summer. Trustees will fund material surfacing. A hump at the load crossing north of Starr is being removed. A concrete bridge at Union Force has had the side removed and a pipe extended to improve highway icing conditions.

Sama Creek Salt Creek Township Uniy Starr Ali Union Force

Stiers Gathers Data For University Thesis

Leonard Stiers, Sr. visits Dogan to collect records for his Ohio State University master’s thesis on the Queer Creek Valley Drainage Run. He is at the courthouse Wednesday researching material as his family long resided in the area.

Logan Dogan Leonard Stiers Columbus Ohio State University Stiers Queer Creek

Surprise Ninth Birthday Party At Hutchinson Home

A group of young friends gathered at Mrs Robert Hutchinsons home in Haydenville on Monday to celebrate her daughter Fredas ninth birthday with a surprise party. Attendees included Vivian Smith Anda Anderson Betty Bougher Aqualine Beal Grace Lehman Irine Hardgrove Gioria Wablett Jary Wilma Alma Smith Florence Kathryn Bessie Gleason Leota Hutchinson. Refreshments were served and favors given to each guest.

Haydenville Mra Robert Hutchinson Freda Vivian Smith Anda Anderson Betty Bougher Aqualine Beal Grace Lehman Irine Hardgrove Gioria Wablett Jary Wilma Alma Smith Flor

Serious illness strikes Logan Earl Gabriel in Piquats area

Earl Gabriel of Piquats is gravely ill with a sinking condition presaged by a recent illness. His brothers Homer and J. W. Gabriel came to the city after learning of his illness, while his sister Mrs. Parker stays at the bedside to aid in his care.

Logan Earl Gabriel Piquats Homer Brief J. W. Gabriel Parker

Presbyterians Triumph 20-5 Over United Brethren

Presbyterians defeated United Brethren 20 to 5 in their season debut. Wally Shriner hit a bases loaded homer in the sixth, Gilmore delivered a triple, and two double plays highlighted the Presbyterians’ win as Bloomfield held the early threat. Carpenter Maytage and Nelsonville scheduled a Senior League game tonight.

Logan Presbyterians United Brethren Wally Shriner Gilmore Presbyterians Bloomfield Oyler Carpenter Maytage Nelsonville

Only One of Three Companions Left

In 1919 three Logan graduates Dayne Wardwell Rollin Harrington and Frederick Hall left for the West after World War I service. Wardwell died in a Casper Wyoming aviation crash and was buried in Logan. Harrington died in Wichita Kansas from septicemia and was buried today. Hall remains in the oil and gas business that drew the trio west.

Logan West Logan High School Dayne Wardwell Rollin B. Harrington Frederick Hall Wardwell Casper Wyo Wichita Kas Harrington Hall

Playground program to open Monday in Hocking County

F C Cooper head of the emergency school staff announced after a conference with Samuel Ryan that the county wide playground program in Hocking County will open Monday unless something intervenes. The project has federal approval and calls for adult leaders, operated at a cost of $5,000.

Logan Boosters Club Meeting Plans in Corning

The Logan boosters club of the Odd Fellows District 61 schedules a Friday night gathering at Corning. Local lodge officers seek a large delegation to attend and participate in the meeting.

Logan—Boosters Club of the Odd Fellows of District 61 Corning

Government upholds seizure of Ecstasy film

A federal jury in Judge John C. Knox's court ruled the Czechoslovakian film Ecstasy obscene and immoral and upheld the government's seizure after brief deliberation.

New York John C. Knox

Australia cuts stamp sizes and postcard pictures

In an economy drive Australia reduces stamp sizes and prints fewer pictures on postcards, aiming to lower costs. The move affects postage design and image usage while preserving essential postal functions.

Australia

Dies Bill Seeks Deportation to Solve Unemployment

Representative Martin Dies of Texas sponsors a plan to deport two percent of the population to reduce unemployment. The proposal frames mass expulsion as a remedy for joblessness and economic strain.

America Martin Dies Texas

Logan Post Reduces Junior League Teams

The athletic committee of Logan Post American Legion downsizes the Junior League from five to four teams after a survey found most Future Farmers players exceed the 16 year age limit. Eligible youths will join Junior and Senior League rosters. schedules shift to Monday to Friday evenings with postponed games into Friday.

Logan Logan Post American Legion H. D. Saxton Saxton

Hillery Funeral Held in Columbus for Charles E. Hillery

Funeral services for Charles Elmer Hillery 73 a former Hocking County resident were conducted in Columbus today. He died Monday and leaves a wife a son Ray of Junction City and two daughters. He was a Mason at New Lexington and a brother of the late John Hillery of Logan.

Logan Columbus Charles Elmer Hillery Hocking County

Westinghouse Triumphs Over Drakes In Slugfest

Westinghouse baseball team defeated Drakes 4 to 13 in a high scoring game Wednesday. Logan rallied early with most runs in the first three innings but could not sustain the lead. Logan reports 16 candidates for sight saving school in Hocking County, with potential growth before September.

LOGAN Westinghouse Recreation Drakes Hocking County

Surprising Country Home Bridge Party For Arnold Couple

The Co-Educational Class of the U B Church held a surprise party for Miss Evelyn Hockman and Mr Clarence Salita to honor their engagement and upcoming marriage. Guests included Paul Coulter and family friends. The event featured bingo contests and a mock wedding procession led by Joan and Junior Loomis. The couple plans to be wed Saturday at the United Brethren Church.

Thelma Arnold Ralph Arnold Evelyn Hockman Clarence Salita U. B. Church Joan Junior Loomis Floyd Loomis Salts Charlene Huffman Ella Lemon Carl Price Clyde Hockman Paul Coulter Ohio University Hockman Mr. Salts United Brethern Church

Delta Theta Tau Sorority Hosts Surprise Charter Night

After a regular meeting Delta Theta Tau Sorority invited charter and inactive members to their rooms. Miss Josephine Starr led hostesses for the evening with bingo and a luncheon in olive green and white. Numerous members and guests attended, including Mrs Willard Lyke and Miss Florence Powers who hosted two weeks hence.

Delta Theta Tau Sorority Josephine Starr Willard Lyke Lawrence Harden Ed Jones Ross Adcock Clayton Scheide, Jr Carl Poling Earl French Mildred Collins Rosella Schrader Thelma Kayes Jean Bright Leviolet Redick Fred Hull Merrit Wonn, Jr Robert Mohler

Barker Couple To Mark 50th Wedding Anniversary

Mr and Mrs Edwin Barker of Falls Township near Logan celebrate their 50th wedding anniversary with a family gathering at their home on July 2. The couple, both from pioneer Hocking County families, reared nine children including Mrs R D Beery and Mrs J S Cherrington.

Logan Edwin E. Barker Falls Township Barker Hocking County J. 8. Cherrington Logen E. Wagner Columbus Edwin Barker Falla Township James Barker Bernard McLain Carbon Hill Charles F. Barker South Logan Gertrude and Lucy Barker

Logan Sanctions National Motorcycle Race at Hocking Valley

The Hocking Valley Motorcycle Club received sanctioning from the national body for a race at the fairgrounds set to run on July 14. The event will be conducted under official rules and oversight.

LOGAN National Association Hocking Valley Motorcycle Club Fairgrounds

Death of Joseph Funk 81 in Perry County Wisconsin

Relatives were informed of the death of Joseph Funk age 81 at his sister Rebecca Cummings home in Fairfield County Tuesday night. Final rites will be held at the Mennonite Church on Turkey Run Perry County today.

Logan Joseph Funk Rebecca Cummings Fairfield County Mennonite Turkey Run Perry County

Death of Joseph Henry Gest Former Rookwood Pottery Leader

Joseph Henry Gest aged 76 died Tuesday. He served as president of the Rookwood Pottery and directed the Cincinnati Art Museum for 30 years, earning international fame for his work and leadership.

Cincinnati Joseph Henry Gest Rookwood Pottery Cincinnati Art Museum

Ohioan Incorporation Filed by Democratic Officials

UPN publishes incorporation papers for the Ohioan with incorporators Francis W. Poulson, Democratic state chairman, Earl H. Hanefeld, director of agriculture, and Joseph Hurst of New Philadelphia.

Columbus UPN Ohioan Francis W. Poulson Chaiman Earl H. Hanefeld Joseph Hurst New Philadelphia

Benton Township grows gas wells beyond historian's forecast

Logan report notes a 1950s historian predicted Benton Township would become mineral rich. He foresaw coal clay and other minerals along with oil and gas. Today Benton has 57 gas wells operated by the Ohio Fuel Gas Company.

Logan Hocking Valley Benton Township Ohio Fuel Gas Company

Clear Creek Camp Opens June 30 For Campfire Girls

Clear Creek Camp on Clear Creek will open June 30 under Campfire Girls of Columbus. From then through the summer, girls will be encamped there regularly as sanitation work continues under Dr. W. B. Lacock county health commissioner. Mr. and Mrs. Charles F. Barker and two daughters visited Granville to attend the marriage of Miss Chessie Young to Mr. James Douglass Burt of Connersville Indiana. Chessie Young and Mrs. Barker are sisters.

Logan

First Meeting After Forty Years Reunites Cousins

Logan Attendance Officer George L. Wright and Mrs. G. W. Miller of Orland, cousins living 25 miles apart, met for the first time in 40 years when Mrs. Miller visited Logan on business. She was formerly Miss Lavina Cherry of Hocking County.

Logan George L. Wright G. W. Miller Orland

Union Furnace Pitcher Assigned To Arkansas League

Logan John Murray of Union Furnace has signed with the St Louis Cardinals and is assigned to the Siloam Springs team in the Arkansas State League. Despite a hand injury he pitched in two games, fanning five batters in two innings to help rescue a game.

Logan John Murray Union Furnace St. Louis Cardinal Siloam Springs Murray

Sorority Holds Invitation Dance at Riverside Inn

McMillen Fort Thomas Ky and Miss Helen Brown host an invitation dance for Venus Chapter O E 8 at Riverside Inn next Tuesday. The note lists social visits and house moves including Mr and Mrs Alfred Campbell traveling to Dayton for business and several local gatherings.

McMillen Fort Thomas Helen Brown Riverside Inn Alfred Campbell Dayton Mr. Campbell

Laurelville Man Returns Home After Hospital Stay

Wayne Winland of Laurelville leaves Cherrington Hospital after two weeks for an appendicitis operation. He is the fourth family member to undergo surgery there in the past year.

Logan Cherrington Wayne Winland Laurelville

Logans Announce Ruth Logan to William Sharp

Mrs. Etta Oyler announces the marriage of her daughter Ruth to William Sharp son of Mr and Mrs F W Sharp of Sugar Grove. They wed at Catlettsburg Kentucky by Rev Arden P Keyser on Saturday June 22. After August 1 they will reside in Lancaster.

Logan Etta Oyler Ruth William Sharp F. W. Sharp Sugar Grove Catlettsburg Arden P. Keyser Sharp Lancaster

Logan residents relocate as families move sites

Mr and Mrs George Gribble move from Midland Place to the Orr property on Warner Avenue and the Walburns vacate to Nelsonville. Margaret Jane Webb, a student nurse at Cherrington Hospital, leaves for Zaleski after an appendectomy to visit four weeks before resuming duties. Mrs Abe Graft travels to Detroit for a niece's wedding. Henry Jacoby visits relatives and travels to Athens for a rifle match with Everett. Virgil Spencer and family visit Hocking County from Cleveland and stay with Ben Nutter in Coal Gate before returning home. Jack Stokes of Athens visits Logan, then heads home. F B Vanatta and Walter Reasoner attend events in Columbus.

George Gribble Midland Place Orr Warner Avenue Burt Walburn Nelsonville Margaret Jane Webb Cherrington Hospital Zaleski Abe Graft Detroit Margaret Finn Henry Jacoby Miles Jacoby Near Herrold’s Mill Everett Athens Virgil Spencer Cleveland Hocking County Spencer Ben Nutter Coal Gate Newton Spencer Logan Jack Stokes Louise T. Huffman F. B. Vanatta Columbus Edward Vanatta Walter Reasoner

Firecrack Scare Sparks Runaway Incident

A July 4 event near Logan led to a premature explosion frightening a delivery team. A passenger was injured as an automobile moved away, and Chief of Police ordered crackers curbed under the July 2 provision. Suspects include John Albert Rohrer, 22, and a Logan woman, with inquiries ongoing.

Logan Pennary Har Sile

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Ohio Synod Rotary Club Haydenville Party E. F. Sells Hillery Logan Society N. N. Bridge Club Collins Cochran Orla Miller Cochran Florence Powers Mrs Cincinnatian Philco Zenith Grunow Grunow Zenith Philco Beach Clear Creek Venus O. E Masonic Temple W. D. Braddock Elizabeth Forwick M. E. Beck Canton Beck Braddock Ed Kemper E. Z. Bridge Club Harry Eastman Judson Shriner Edwin James Glenroy Shriner Harold Chambers Fred Brown North Spring Street George Schwenke West Front Street Eikay Cline Saverith NRRL Florence Carpenter Hardware Co Glouster, Nelsonville John Albert Rohrer Mr. B. Rohrer Charles Ww, Guess Tom Collins Buck and i Aya Southeastern Cy Norg Nerge
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