Two Aged Logan Residents Die on Monday
Logan notes the deaths of Thomas G Sunderland 83 at West Hunter Street after months of illness. He leaves a wife, son Thomas Sunderland, two daughters Mrs Valley H Wright and Mrs Charlies N Bowen of Columbus, seven grandchildren. Funeral 3 p.m. Wednesday at home with Rev H L Geddes of First Presbyterian Church. Burial Oak Grove Cemetery. Logan also reports Frank Judy Sr 72 of Church Street died Monday after months of decline and a stroke. He leaves a wife three sons three daughters Miss Pauline Judy Miss Osephine Judy Mrs Katherine Flannagan of Logan West Virginia. Brother Aug ust Judy also noted. Funeral plans incomplete.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Thomas G. Sunderland
West Hunter Street
Sunderland
Thomas
Valley H. Wright
Charlies N. Bowen
Columbus
H. L. Geddes
First Presbyterian Church
Oak Grove Cemetery
Frank Judy
Church Street
Carl
Frank
Joseph Judy
Pauline Judy
Osephine
Judy
Katherine Flannagan
West Virginia
August Judy
County highway payroll notes part time hires
Logan March 1 The payroll for the county highway system shows 20 men employed part time. A large number of these workers requested their orders as soon as their work was completed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Orla Wolfe
Local Custodian Appointed At Courthouse
Logan March 1 R N Smith of this city replaced Cyrus Hansley Saturday as assistant custodian at the Courthouse where he will be employed for the next two weeks under the system adopted by commissioners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
R. N. Smith
Cyrus Hansley
Logan Legionnaires to attend Wellston service school
A Logan delegation plans to attend the District Service School at Wellston next Sunday and Monday. Delegates from Districts V and 8 will participate. State Headquarters servicemen will run the divisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Logan Legionnaires
District Service
Wellston
Judge Whitcraft Takes Assignment in Ports mouth
Judge Harley M. Whitcraft left Logan Sunday for Ports mouth to serve a week on the Common Pleas Court assignment. He will return in time to begin the regular case assignment next Tuesday when the petit jury is ordered to report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Harley M. Whitcraft
Portsmouth
Common Pleas Court
Classified Circulation Notices and Local Ads
Classified and circulation notices from The Messenger invite readers to call for ads and circulation information. Includes names Milne and phone numbers to reach the classifieds desk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milne
McClure Opens Evangelistic Drive in Logan
Dr. R O McClure of Chillicothe led the opening sermon for a two week evangelistic campaign at Logan M E Church. He spoke on To Whom Shall We Go in This Changing World and noted political economic and religious shifts. He will be assisted by Rev James R Fields and Rev Frank W Stanton with Rev R A Stillings directing music during closing week.
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Jesus
McClure
James R. Fields
Frank W. Stanton
Franklin
R. A. Stillings
Mt. Healthy
Stanton
Death notice of Charles Wolfe in Ada
News from Ada reports the death of Charles Wolfe formerly of Logan. He was the son of Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Wolfe Logan and brother to Thomas Wolfe of this city. A sister is Mrs. Andrew Inbo'en of near here. Funeral services and burial were held in Ada on Monday.
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Logan
Ada
Charles Wolfe
Jacob Wolfe
Thomas Wolfe
Andrew Inbo‘en
Near Here
106 Chickens Stolen in Fairfield County
Fairfield County officers and Sheriff Sol Ellinger investigated reports of 106 chickens stolen from three farmers over Friday and Saturday nights near the Hocking Fairfield border. The incidents were confirmed by local officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Fairfield County
Sol Ellinger
Hocking-Fairfield
Fairfield
Length of School Term To Be Known
Logan officials expect within days to decide if the term will be eight or nine months for the coming school year. Last fall a nine month term was in doubt and the final decision remains pending with a definite settlement anticipated soon.
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Logan
Four Square Class Social at Methodist Episcopal Church
Four Square Sunday School Class met in social rooms for a business session. Mrs. Ford Smith led in business. Devotions by Mrs. Vanatta. Mrs. Meldrim on piano. readings by Mrs. Smith and Miss Crawford. Washington theme with patriotic decor and tiny hatchet favors. Guests included Mrs. C. V. Shepard and Mrs. O. Whitener.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Washington
Methodist Episcopal Church
Ford Smith
Eugene Wright
Belle Crawford
Edward Davis
Ernest Vanatta
Smith
Vanatta
Hugh Meldrim
Worthington Home Fund
Washington
C. V. Shepard
Whitener
Holl Addresses Rotarians on Hoarding as a Poor Investment
Barton A. Holl spoke to the McArthur Rotary Club Monday about hoarding as a poor investment. He has joined the nationwide anti hoarding campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Barton A. Holl
McArthur
Hall Family Guests Visit Columbus This Saturday
Mr and Mrs George W Hall and daughter Emma traveled to Columbus Saturday to visit relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Hall
Emma
Columbus
Local Residents Travel and Family Updates
Mr and Mrs Carl Hanna left Logan for Williamson West Virginia where Mr Hanna found work. Mrs Charles Lutz was called to Columbus where daughter Margaret Lutz underwent a surgical operation. Mr and Mrs Wilby Harden returned from a month in Florida visiting several cities. Mr and Mrs Rudrey Cooley and daughters Martha Jane and Dorothy Anne of Columbus were guests of Mr and Mrs Jesse Cooley Sunday. A E Faine of New Straitsville was a business visitor in this city Monday.
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Carl Hanna
Logan
Williamson, W. Va
Hanna
Charles Lutz
Columbus
Margaret Lutz
Wilby Harden
Florida
Rudrey Cooley
Martha Jane
Dorothy Anne of
Jesse Cooley
A. E. Faine
New Straitaville
Mrs Stracke Returns Home After Midwest Visit
Logan resident Mrs. Fred Stracke returns from a ten day trip visiting Detroit and Toledo. In Toledo she stayed with Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Stracke and in Detroit with Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Mahoney and Mr. and Mrs. Ford J. Southwick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Fred Stracke
Detroit
Toledo
C. E. Stracke
A. A. Mahoney
Ford J. Southwick
Nita Vorhees Celebrates First Birthday Since 1928
In Logan on March 1, Nita Bille Vorhees, born February 29 in 1928, celebrated her first observed birthday Monday as the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. S. M. Vorhees of Gibisonville. Also noted is Hocking County parcel post carrier Millard S. Brown who keeps a birthday every four years.
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Nita Bille Vorhees
Millard 8
Brown
Northrop pleads not guilty to paternity charge in Logan
Henry Northrop entered a not guilty plea to a paternity charge brought by Julia M. McIntosh in the Logan court of Mayor Elias Bright. He was bound over to the grand jury with a bond set at 800 dollars.
Beegle Visits Lancaster Relatives and Friends
Charles Beegle spent Sunday visiting relatives and friends in Lancaster, sharing time with local residents and catching up on family news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Beegle
Lancaster
Founders' Day Program by Chauncey P T A
Chauncey P T A holds Founders Day program at 7pm in the high school auditorium with pupils from Mrs King and Mrs Pickering rooms in charge. Mrs A L Preston will lead the business meeting. Citizens interested in Chauncey P T A are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Chauncey Parent-Teacher Association
A. L. Preston
King
Pickering
Chauncey P. T. A
33 Children Receive Dinner at Sugar Creek School
Chauncey March 1 At the Sugar Creek school Monday 33 children were given dinner Meals are served each day at this school The serving is in charge of Miss Fielder principal of the school assisted by the other teachers and women of the community Monday Mrs Herbert Rivers and Mrs Ted Woods assisted in preparing and serving dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Sugar Creek
Miss Fielder
Herbert Rivers
Ted Woods
Salons To Gather Dover Township Trustees Plan Meeting
Chauncey March 1 The Board of Trustees of Dover Township will hold the monthly business session Saturday night at 7 o clock at the Town Hall in Chauncey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dover Township
Chauncey
Board of Trustees
Trustees To Meet M E Church Officers Tonight
Chauncey March 1 Trustees of the Chauncey M. E B Church and parsonage will hold a business meeting at the church tonight, announced by the minister Rev. Guss Graham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E
Chauncey
Chauncey M. EB. Church
Miners to Meet at Bridgewater Mine Wednesday
Oscar Lovely of Chauncey announces a meeting of miners employed at the L. D. Poston Mine to be held Wednesday afternoon at 1 o'clock at the Bridgewater Mine, north of Chauncey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Oscar Lovely
L. D. Poston
Bridgewater
Local Social Notes From Chauncey and Surrounding Towns
Mr and Mrs Homer Kirkendall and children hosted kin from Athens and Chauncey on Sunday. Claus Martin visited Ralph Kirkendall in Chauncey. Mrs J L Spitzer visited son John Spitzer in Athens as Spitzer recovers from influenza. Families from Marietta and Sugar Creek shared visits with local households in Chauncey Bartlett Athens and Lancaster. Samuel Balch Bennie Snyder returned from Parkersburg after visiting Everett and the Males in Sugar Creek. The Stevensons moved to a property bought from Everett Males in Sugar Creek and the Males family relocated to Annabelle Madek’s property.
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Homer
Kirkendall
Joe Noland
Athens
Chauncey
Hershall Kirkendall
Claus Martin
Ralph Kirkendall
J. L. Spitzer
John Spitzer
Spitzer
C. P. Nicholson
Russell Sams
Marietta
Luther Spitzer
Hershal Kirkendall
Dudley Earich
Millfield
Thelma Sams
Fred Nelson
Bartlett
Ohio
Nelson
Raymond Syx
Everett
Sugar Creek
Ruth Balch
Lancaster
Kirby
Samuel Balch
Bennie Snyder
Parkersburg
W. Va
James Stevenson
Annabelle Madek
Busy Bee Needle Club to Meet in Chauncey
The Busy Bee Needle Club of Chauncey will hold a Friday night meeting at the home of Mrs Gabriel Pencelli on Jacobs Avenue. The event was postponed from last week and now proceeds as scheduled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Busy Bee Needle Club
Gabriel Pencelli
Jacobs Avenue
Miss Mary Courtney Buried in Chauncey Services Held
Funeral services for Miss Mary Courtney lifelong Chauncey resident were held at her home near Courtney Hill on Monday afternoon with Rev G B Courtney officiating. A niece from Marion and singers from Athens participated before burial in West Union Street Cemetery. She was the last member of her immediate family with a brother Charles Courtney having died three years earlier. Relatives from Chauncey and nearby communities attended.
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Chauncey
Mary Courtney
Courtney Hill
G. B. Courtney
Sugar Creek Schools Resume After Illness
Miss Lauretta Fielder principal of Sugar Creek Schools resumes duties Monday after a brief illness. Mrs. Wesley Walburn of Chauncey filled in during her absence.
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Chauncey
Lauretta
Fielder
Sugar Creek
Wesley Walburn
Miss Fielder
Prayer Meetings Set for Morristown Church
Chauncey March 1 Morristown Holiness Church announces a weekly prayer meeting tonight at 7 o'clock and a cottage prayer meeting Thursday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Andrew McKinney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Morristown
Child Dorothy Mullins Ailing With Influenza And Pneumonia
Dorothy Mullins five year old daughter of Mr and Mrs James Mullins is seriously ill at home near Chauncey with influenza and pneumonia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Dorothy
James Mullins
Mrs Dora France Remains Ill in Chauncey
Mrs Dora France an aged Chauncey resident moved to the home of her son Newton France in Athens after a serious illness at her Chauncey house. Her sister who aided her care returned to Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Dora France
Newton France
Athens
Still Loves Husband Despite Swap Plan
In Cleveland on March 1, Elizabeth Berger, 23, fought a divorce filing by Bernard Berger, 25, who denied endorsing a wife swap. He told the court he loved his wife but cannot live with her after she throws objects in anger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
U.P
Elizabeth Berger
Bernard Berger
Appointments Made to Ohio County Election Boards
Secretary of State Clarence J. Brown announced four year terms for each county election board seat with two appointees per county, one Democrat and one Republican. Notable entries include Athens D A Bardin and Harry Kelley, Fairfield John R Christy and Fred S Whiley, Ross Garrett 8 Claypool and William T Bardin, Washington John C Klinger and R D Ward, with several incumbents retained.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
U.S
Clarence J. Brown
Ohio
Athens
D. A. Bardin
Dem
Harry Kelley
Nelson
Fairfield
John R
Virginia Turkey Hunting in Eastern Virginia’s Wilds and Woods
A reminiscence of wild turkey hunting in Caroline County Virginia describing the birds roaming vast forested plateaus near the York River and near General Wickham's plantation. The piece notes wandering birds, unpredictable encounters, and a small setter named Nellie aiding the hunts as a frost-filled morning leads to a whiff of turkey activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Virginia
Pennsylvania
Eastern
Virginia
York River
North Wales Plantation
General Wickham
Hollywood firm offers 500 reward for soap name
The Hollywood Marble Products Co announces a 500 reward for the best name for a new Bath Soap. Submit one name with postmark by March 6 1932 for a 250 extra prize if mailed in time. Prizes total 750 dollars. submissions to Studio d 175 1023 N Sycamore Ave Hollywood California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
Hollywood Marvel Products Co
Studio d
N. Sycamore Ave
California
eAdy
Turkeys Burst Into Flight as Hunters Move Through Cover
The scene describes turkeys lifting off and scattering in all directions during a critical hunt. Nellie senses the birds and leads the crew, never spuriously driving when birds are still in cover. Birds mostly flee swiftly, using the cover to escape unseen, with the narrative pausing at a cliffhanger.
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Nellie
Waltonians Meet to Elect Officers Tonight in Athens
Athens Izaak Walton League chapter will gather at the Athens City Building at 7 20 this evening to show three reels of fishing scenes and elect officers for the coming year. Members are asked to bring a guest and stay for lunch after the meeting, with a large turnout anticipated as new plans are laid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Izaak Walton League
Unemployment Relief Local Issue, Baker Says
Detroit March 1 Newton D. Baker former Secretary of War and Democratic presidential candidate said unemployment relief should be handled first by the community then city and state and only if needed by the Federal Government He spoke while in Detroit to dedicate a Washington Memorial window at Central Woodward Christian Church and urged relief without Federal aid noting a hungry child.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
U.P
Newton D. Baker
Washington
Central Woodward Christian Church
China and Japan Order munitions from France
Paris reports that China and Japan have placed large orders for machine guns and other arms from France. An official source noted that claims of a 200 million francs order by Japan were exaggerated, though several factories were running overtime to meet demand.
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Paris
China
Japan
France
United Press
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Frank Judy, Sr
Haarlem
Keen Kutter
Kerr’s
Athens, Ohio
Clinton Webb
Dr. McClure
Logan M. E. Church
Charlies Wolfe
P.T. A
Chauncey Organization
L. D. Poston Mine
Joan Marsh
Caroline County
Turkey
North Wales
Waltonians
Baker
Abel Refreshing
Granttend Rice
Coca-Cola Bottling Works
G&t
New
of the Rainbow
Cordette
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