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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 01, 1939

Page

10

Logan City Council Reviews Street Repair and Water Tests

Logan city council discussed gas rate veto but took no action. The body authorized purchasing for Freisner Ave and Iron St improvements and adopted the West St assessment. Water tests at the Logan plant showed 1,764 gpm capacity and 2,540,942 gallons per day, with older tests at 1,661,472 and 1,247,616 gallons. Proposals to improve alleys were sent to the street committee. Bonds were discussed to open Church St and fund Goose Creek wall repairs. sewer extension requests and a new city treasurer appointment were noted.

Logan Logan City Dallas Kinser Freisner Ave Iron St West St Loomis Logan Water Plant John Lee Ruble High Spring Sts Depot St Main Second Sts Hunter Sts Orchard Walnut Sts Methodist Church Mulberry St Midland Place Crace Heath Church St West Iron Sts Street Committee William Moffett Finance Committee Goose Creek Clay Snyder Harley Meyer Lloyd Gompf Mohican Ave South Kinser Council Margaret Knapp Ralph Moorhead

Licensed To Marry Logan A

A marriage license was issued to William Pearl Brown a 21 year old miner of Millfield and Jean Jewell 17 daughter of Thomas and Mrs Jewell at Haydenville. Consent was given by the bride’s father.

Straitsville Social Notes

Elmer Patton buys the Stephenson dwelling and store, converting the store into a home. Local obituaries note Ellis Spicer and Nicholas Rob Prewitt, with multiple social visits, church events, and lodge meetings across Straitsville and nearby towns.

Cars Stolen Spare Tires From Church Lot

Two spare wheels and tires were stolen from cars parked at Fairview Methodist Church Sunday evening. The victims were Everett Ringhiser and John Cline who attended the church services. The report was filed with Sheriff Joe Farbearn on Tuesday.

Logan Fairview Methodist Church Joe Farbearn Everett Ringhiser John Cline

Land Use To Be Studied At Courthouse Meeting

Logan County farmers will attend a Friday courthouse session at 10 AM to discuss land use. State Specialist Guy Dowdy will lead the meeting with two Federal representatives to learn local needs and reactions for a long term program.

Logan Guy Dowdy

Two Men Laid Off By Reduced Budget

Logan state highway maintenance forces report a reduced budget for the current pay period. Ford C. Shively says two men are temporarily laid off and remaining workers will have their time cut to 75 hours for the next two weeks.

Attendance At Old Man's Cave Reported Light

Ranger S A Reichley found light attendance at Old Man's Cave last Sunday during his Logan visit. He expects January and February reports to be released this week, noting January attendance was higher than in 1938.

Logan Old Man’s Cave S. A. Reichley

Judgment for $250 in accident suit filed in county court

Clarence Ford sued L. K. Holsapfel over a motor collision that occurred near the county line in Pickaway County. A jury waiver was noted, and the Logan court entered judgment for damages of $250 in the case, which was tied to the court after the waiver.

LOGAN Clarence Ford L. K. Holsapfel Pickaway County

Logan Chamber Shifts Monthly Meeting to Noon

Logan Chamber of Commerce directors move monthly meetings from evening to noon on the first Wednesday. The first noon session was held today and covered several matters.

Logan Logan Chamber of Commerce

Possum Invades Poultry Pen On E Hunter St

While Lawrence Casto visited Hugh Hooper on E Hunter St they heard a noise among Mrs Emma Lanning’s chickens. Investigation found a possum in the poultry pen and it will bother no more.

New Planer Installed at King Lumber on Front Street

A new planer was installed by King Lumber Co on E Front St at week end. The heavier machine replaces the old one and signals an upgrade in local milling capacity.

LOGAN King Lumber Co E. Front St

Bill Cox Injured Handling Barbed Wire at Co. Farm

While handling barbed wire at Farmer Service Co on S Mulberry St Tuesday Bill Cox suffered a lacerated right hand and required medical attention.

Logan High to Present Play Directed by Miss Krinn

Logan Junior Class of Gibi sonville High School will present a play at the Community Hall next week. Miss Mary Ruth Krinn of the faculty is directing the production.

Logan Gibisonville High School Mary Ruth Krinn

Logan Woman Leaves Hospital After Major Surgery

Mrs. James Brown of Carbondale left Cherrington Hospital for home on Tuesday following a major operation two weeks earlier.

Logan James _ Brown Carbondale Cherrington Hospital

Influenza Sickness Confines Logan Resident

Miss Catherine Howe of N Spring Street has been bedbound for a week with influenza.

Logan Catherine Howe Spring St

Bradbury Social and Brief Personal Notes

Bradbury Bible School met Sunday February 26 with 80 attendees. Rev. Miller spoke on Three Ways to be Lost. Ladies Bible Class met at the church Wednesday. Middleport Christian Endeavor members visited Bradbury Sunday night. Clyde and Genevie Hysell visited relatives here, and Mr. and Mrs. Wicbur Hanning plus Mrs. Isabell Autherson were weekend guests in Roseville. Ross Stobart visited from Antiquity. Milton Russell and wife hosted them. Mrs. Harry Kauff returned home after a three week Columbus hospital stay and is improving. Aquilla Hysell visited friends on Thomas Fork Monday.

Bradbury Miller Christian Endeavor Society Middleport Church Bradbury Society Clyde and Genevie Hysell Thomas Fork Wicbur Hanning Isabell Autherson Roseville Ross Stobart Milton Russell Harry Kauff Columbus Aquilla Hysell

Logan Social Notes and Delphian Meeting Report

Logan hosts guest players at a bridge night with Mrs. Buellaby and Mrs. Clarence Schempp as top scorers. Delphian Chapter meets at Mrs. E O Pettit’s home with Bible study on Exodus and refreshments. Local illness update notes Mona Funk improving after pneumonia and influenza illness among several residents.

Buellaby Clarence Schempp Clinton Webb Stanley Baker Lawrence Hack Jess Frasure H. J. Unverzaft James Barker Delphian E. O. Pettit E. Main St Charles Barker Pettit

Ohio music clubs plan Columbus meeting events

Mrs. Allen Adams leads junior and juvenile divisions for the Ohio Federation of Music Clubs with competitions in Columbus on March 11. Jimmy Rees will perform March 10 at the Seneca Hotel and contestants aged 4 to 18 are listed. Mrs. Anthony Toerner acts as judge while Paderewski programs are shared, with a Columbus concert March 12.

Allen Adams Ohio Federation of Music Clubs Columbus Adams Jimmy Rees James Rees Seneca Hotel Ruth Ann Norris Audrey Young Janet Sweazy Marilyn Smith Buddy Bowers Anthony Toerner Euterpean Club W. Second St Padere

Logan High Operetta Delayed to March 21

Ill cast members prompted postponement of the Logan High School operetta from March 14 to March 21. Miss Minnie Louise Bowen directs the production.

Logan Minnie Louise Bowen

Paderewski to Tour U S With Recital in Columbus

Ignace Jan Paderewski begins his 20th American tour visiting Columbus one of 20 cities. He will perform Sunday March 12 at 3 p.m. in Memorial Hall and travel about ten weeks living on a private Pullman car with seven companions including tour manager Lawrence Fitzgerald and secretary Sylwin Strakacz. He has spent six years since his last U S appearance.

Columbus Ignace Jan Paderewski Memorial Hall Paderewski Lawrence Fitzgerald Sylwin Strakacz Eldon Joubert Steinway Pullman Europe England Morges Switzerland

Sunshine Forces Jones To Try Fishing Luck

Tuesday afternoon Sunshine lured Harley Jones of W. Main Street to Clear Fork Creek to test if the fish were biting.

Sunshine Jones Logan Harley Jones W. Main St Clear Fork Creek

Zaleski News Notes Brief Local Updates

Mrs Don Anders and daughter Mrs Joseph Hayes of Nelsonville visited relatives here. Anna Kohler her mother accompanied them home. Zed Thomas worked in Wellston as B and O Railroad telegraph operator. Athens men attended Masonic Lodge here. Mr and Mrs Charles Rhodes ill with influenza. Mrs Ella Cavanaugh improved after medical treatment in Athens. Irene Duduit returning to Athens from illness and resumed Ohio University studies. Mr and Mrs Arthur Tripp and Mr and Mrs Harold Rainey moving houses on First and Second Streets.

Zaleski Don Anders Joseph Hayes Nelsonville Ella Cavanaugh Athens Irene Duduit Ohio University Arthur Tripp James McKibben

Cutler Lodge Social Sessions Highlight Washington Birthday

Cutler Joliettee Rebekah Lodge met for a social hour to celebrate Washingtons birthday with cherry pie. Local residents were noted visiting relatives and attending services while several families traveled to Hamilton Parkersburg and Nelsonville for work and family gatherings this week.

Illness Hits High School Faculty In Logan

Walter M. Haas and James Horwell returned to duty after several days of illness at the Senior High. Miss Bar telle Hamilton remained away from classes Monday and Tuesday due to illness.

Birthday party at Chester home features gifts and cake

Mrs. Marion Wood hosted a Friday surprise for her husband’s 46th birthday with gifts and ice cream and cake. Guests included Elza Osborne, T. K. Bell, Cecil Nelson and families, and many local residents.

Niece of Minnie Shingler Dies. Funeral in New Marshfield

Ollie Belle Martin, a Geneva High senior living with her brother Dale Martin in Geneva Ohio, died suddenly Sunday. The body will go to Berritt Martin in The Plains for funeral and burial at New Marshfield Wednesday. Cash Martin lives in Cameo West Virginia. Mrs G C Sickels recovering after two weeks illness. Daughters Ruth Whitmore Lucille Tucker and Mary Knowlton Athens visited during illness. Sickels 46th wedding anniversary observed Sunday. Visitors included Lottie Kennard Arch Knowlton Rev Beryl Burr Lucille Tucker and Linton Sickels. A greeting card from Sunday School mourners was sent. Ray Lowry announces birth of a daughter Saturday. Wilbur Clendenin and Lorrayane vacate John Clendenin premises and rent to Edward Betts Jr Carbondale. Lorrayane to live with Wilbur and wife near Clarks Chapel. Sylvia Addis recovering from tonsillitis. Alton Hanning and family Pleasanton visited Shinglers. Charlie Hanning joined parents last week.

Mineral Minnie Shingler Ollie Belle Martin Dale Martin Geneva Ohio Geneva High School Wiil Berritt Martin the Plains New Marshfield Cash Martin Cameo W. Va G. C. Sickels Alton Hanning Pleasanton W. D. Shingler Charlie Hanning Shingler

Logan hosts county basketball tournament record payout

Kaye Blosser of Gibisonville reports the Hocking County tournament yielded proceeds of 552 dollars, about 100 more than last year. After expenses, a 51 dollar dividend was paid to each of the six competing schools, marking the first Logan held county event in several years.

Kaye Blosser Gibisonville

Mulberry Street Paving Project Planned

Logan to repave Mulberry Street from Hunter Street to the C and O railroad tracks. Service Director Loomis announced plans at a council meeting. The state will provide 100000 bricks to be laid flat and salvage bricks for alley improvements.

Logan Mulberry St Hunter St R. R. Loomis

Chaney Rites Held Sunday At Murray

Funeral for Henry Chaney of Columbus, longtime Murray City resident, was held at the M E Church with Rev. L O Lineberger presiding. He is survived by two daughters, Mrs. C E Powers and Mrs. J L Williams, and several grandchildren. Burial at Greenlawn. Numerous relatives and friends attended, with a long list of local visitors mentioned.

Murray City M. E Henry Chaney Columbus Co. E. Powers L. O. Lineberger M. E. Church Chaney C. E. Powers J. L. Williams Greenlawn Robert Mary Canton Mary Motts Ed Snyder Frank Snyder Helen Rowland Jean James Hamer Nelsonville Eldon Kirkendall Bucht Ralph Barber Roger Steve Barber Frank Bryan George Mordue Shawnee J. W. Cuthbertson Mary Donoghue Cecil Lunsford Glouster P. F. Lopez Conrad Martin Athens G. W. Martin John Swyers Charles Walters Carolyn Sue Cora Walters George Thompson New Straitsville Ralph Hamer Scottsdale, Ariz

Jacksonville Social Briefs

Mrs Florence Bartels hosted a surprise shower for Mrs Claude Weldon with a bassinet of gifts and lively games. Rev H O Davis opened revival meetings at United Brethren Church assisted by Miss Lena Howdyshell. Local residents entertained and visited. several families marked a 21st birthday celebration.

Jacksonville Florence Bartels Claude Weldon Frank Dunlevy Frank Curry Luke Scurlock Herman Vanhall James Hartley Elizabeth Roebuck Mary Kempton Edythe Binderbasin Helen Skrotsky Goldie Shaw Adra Davis Lena Easley Grace Binderbasin Margaret Powers Mable Hill Hazel Hill Bartels Weldon H. O. Davis United Brethren Church Lena Howdyshell Newark William Robinett Columbus Henry Exenkemper William Heck Arthur Lewis Jesse Dunlevy Beverly Billy von Heck Thomas Davis Fostoria Phyllis Heck Clyde Lambert Wellston Clifford Hysell Sam Russell Raymond Butler Safreed White Cross Hospital Lucy Levering Pauline Wemmer Fred Wemmer Zanesville

Freeman couple welcome daughter born Monday

Mr and Mrs Hollis Freeman of Third St announce the birth of their daughter on Monday.

Logan Hollis Freeman Third St

Son of Frankenstein at Athena thrills fans with familiar monsters

The Athena Theater opens Thursday with Son of Frankenstein starring Basil Rathbone Boris Karloff and Bela Lugosi. Rathbone inherits the family curse while Karloff returns as the monster and Lugosi plays the sinister shepherd aiding the monster. Supporting cast includes Lionel Atwill Josephine Hutchinson Emma Dunn Donnie Duncan and Edgar Norton Rowland V Lee directs and Willis Cooper wrote the screenplay.

Universal Studios Son of Frankenstein Rathbone Karloff Lugos Lionel Atwill Josephine Hutcheinson Emma Dunn Donnie Dunagan Edgar Norton Rowland V. Lee Willis Cooper

Logan family notices 50th anniversary and illnesses

Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Highley Lancaster observed their 50th wedding anniversary. They visited Logan with their son Harley, a Lancaster police officer, who has recovered from influenza. A grandson, Merle Dillon of Rockbridge, is seriously ill in Lancaster Hospital with pneumonia.

Logan Jacob Highley Lancaster Harley Merle Dillon Rockebridge

Also Mentioned on This Page

Solons Straitsville Social Notes Elmer Patton William Stephenson Edward Mills Margaret Edwards Ambrose Edwards Springfield Paul Moser Donald Timerman David Hite Dotty Devol John Jacob Hoy Owen Wallace Fred Tracy Marion Livingston Miles Burke Howard Powers Wayne Wilson Harold Williams Elba Noel Dyer Kenneth Webb Margaret Call Raymond Rouscoe Ruth Nadine Davis Ernest Backus Helen Strain New Lexington Floyd Matthews Junction City Nora Shellhammer Faith Thompson Flemon Jackson Beatrice Newman Miriam Orndorf Walter Orndorf Ellis Spicer Woodbine Rebekah Lodge Beatrice Dishong Thomas Holt William Jones John Blum Herb Grandy Timothy D. Blankenship Howard Robert Blankenship Masonic Lodge Nicholas Rob Prewitt Kentucky St. Augustine Church Mona Roy Funk Byron Wolfe, Jr Judson Shriner Bridge Club D. D. Bridge Club H. D. Saxton A. O. Kelch George Moury Charles Smith Bell Miller Kelch Moury Clarence Salts Girl Scouts James Young Patty Hall Alice Bush Patty Green Fred Murray Barbara Huls Mary Neville Lacock Mary Ellen Tolbert Valentine Fred Huls W. B. Lacock Young Martin Cline Ruth Collins Winona Frasier Sue Holt Patty Heft Leah Lyke Barbara Hall Dorothy Robb Peggy Sanderson Gertrude Bliss White House Wilbur Lanning Virgil Martin Anne Lindbergh F. Meade Bowen M. A. Campbell Alice Bliss Sally Holmes Mary Shepard Merritt Wonn Zaleski News Cutler Lodge Cutler Joliettee Rebekah Lodge Washington Harold Gill Hamilton, Mich Ray Gotschall Loretta Parkersburg E. E. Root Lydia Root Edgar Whitlock William Dye Ida McAtee Marietta Kenneth Frank Gill Sidney Gubb Leslie Haydenville Flossie Nice C. E. Brandeberry Coolville G. D. Brandeberry Chester Marion Wood Mr. Wood Jeraldine Virgil Bobbie Elza Osborne T. K. Bell Cecil Nelson Betty Charlie Baum Eldon Gaul Dickie Emma Betzing Lenore Curtis Wolfe Floyd Ridenour Ralph Parker Helen Peter Hoffman John Weber Don Betzing Joe Bailey Clarence Heaton Margaret Emma Wood Marie Ferrell Chester Racine Chester High School David Yost Great Bend Western Meigs County Pomeroy E. R. Hayes Victor Bahr Camden-Clark Hospital Mineral News Notes Paderew Ski Heaton N. HI Murray Jacksonville Social Briefs Athena Cove Phil Harris Diehgeneyote Fred Sanders Mgr N. Court St Dial Eve R. Herron New Philadelphia Peane Lee Melcles Pe Wee Lee le Lucille Ball Patric Knowles
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