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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1944
Page
10
A partial readable line shows garbled phrases about a local event or notice with numbers and names. The context and specifics are unclear due to damaged text.
Logan residents report two planned waste paper drives led by Howard E. Kirk and Dexter with city school children aiding trucks. The drives follow earlier efforts and aim to boost paper collection across the area.
The notice promotes a sale on March 10 at 10 pm on the premises of the gasennes real estate in Athens County Ohio. It details multiple tracts with exact boundaries and areas including 73 acres, 6.26 acres, and various lots in New Rome and New England. The property is appraised at 450 dollars and to be sold for at least two thirds of that value. Administrator John Ackley administers the estate of Ell Praulding, deceased.
Logan residents share community news with notes from the Euterpean Club executive meeting at Mrs. Anthony Toerner’s home where officers for the year were elected. Aviation cadet John White leaves for Newport Arkansas after a 15 day furlough. Various residents visit relatives and attend gatherings at homes, churches, and schools across Logan.
Kiwanis guests included Chieftains managers and other officials visiting for fellowship and discussion.
Logan staff special reports sailor Wendell Jones aged 27 died after stumbling under a train at La Porte Indiana station. A Jackson High School graduate, he worked in the Columbus state treasury office before enlisting in the U S Navy 18 months ago. He is survived by his wife Jean Hawker and his mother. Funeral arrangements pending in Jackson.
A Logan Library Board spokesman said a tentative decision on Hallie Grimes's successor as city librarian has been reached but will not be announced yet as negotiations continue. The chosen candidate is expected to be a trained out of town librarian.
Funeral services for Mrs. Etta Zimmerman will be conducted Thursday at 2 p m at the First Methodist Church with Rev. Stanley W Wiant officiating. Burial follows in Oak Grove Cemetery. She was the daughter of Mr and Mrs Jacob Redick and had been a resident a short time before illness.
United Brethren Missionary Society in Logan holds an all day session on Thursday March 2 starting 10 a.m. at the church. A noon covered dish dinner follows, with Mrs. Charles Geil in charge. The meeting will welcome new members, include a memorial for the deceased, and feature officer elections during the business portion.
City council finance committee, Hocking County Board of Commissioners, and Mayor W. Denzil Weltner met to clarify relief plans. A resolution seeks an itemized statement of city relief costs in the joint relief program before any firm action.
Mrs John Reich hosts Vera Blinn Society of the United Brethren Church on Warner Ave Thursday night. Mrs Edith Potts leads the program with officers to be elected during the business meeting.
Sigma Phi Gamma sorority held a regular meeting led by Miss Anna Marie Schorr reporting last week’s pledge services for Gloria Summers Mary Ann Moorehead and LaVerna Wittekind. They scheduled rough initiation for March 6 and formal initiation for March 13 with a committee of Mrs Hayes Pritchard Miss Annalea Waltz Mrs Tommy Walsh and Mrs John Shaw.
Logan High School principal Fred B. Burchfield resigns as secretary of the Ohio High School Principals Association activities section. He is succeeded by H. W. Rogge, who has served since formation. Burchfield says he resigns due to added duties as association president.
Clerk and deputy Thelma Keyes and Mildred Blum of Hocking County were ill Tuesday afternoon and unable to report for duties in the Court House.
A Victory food rally will feature Alma Garvin from Ohio State University as guest speaker. The program includes a display of food exhibits. Planning meeting is set for Monday night at Mrs Heinlein's home with Mrs Porter Heinlein and Miss Helen Evans involved.
The leader of the group was Les ter Calvin Derr of Spring St. One bus transported the contingent to the examining center. Officials will report how many were accepted to the Selective Service Board later. Those chosen will be guests of honor at a dinner by the American Legion Auxiliary before active duty.
LOGAN services for John Mamek 20 died Sunday night at a relative’s home in Columbus. Funeral at Woodard Funeral Home 2:30 p.m. Wednesday with burial in Scotts Creek Cemetery. Son of Mr. and Mrs. William Mamek. survived by a sister. Rev. G F Hanover of Ville will conduct rites.
Joe Walburn of 167 Gallagher Ave files suit for divorce from Norris K. Walburn in the Court of Common Pleas. Married in Toledo on March 11 1943 with no children. Plaintiff seeks the household furniture except listed items.
Machinist Mate 2 c John Rectenwaldt arrived home Monday night for a five day leave with his parents Mr and Mrs Leo Rectenwaldt West St. He has spent the last two months aboard an aircraft carrier in enemy waters and will return to Boston Friday night to rejoin his ship.
Arraigned before Probate Judge E. L. Ewings in Probate Court two individuals face delinquency charges this week. They were taken into custody Tuesday morning by Deputy Sheriff Jack Waldron upon a complaint filed by Charles Hicks, husband of the woman.
Interdenominational church conference in Hocking County lists Rev. Robert A. Byler of Maple Grove Methodist Columbus Rev. R. E. Dronsfield of Oakland Park Presbyterian Columbus and Rev. Archie Seywinsen of Cities at Chet Church Columbus as speakers.
Regular meeting Friday night in the office of County Superintendent S. H. Dillon in the Court House. Routine business will be considered at this session. The Green Township Board of Education will hold a similar meeting Thursday night at the school building.
LOGAN The Workmen's Mutual Burial Association will hold a regular meeting at 7 p m Wednesday night in the Work hall. An important business session is scheduled for this meeting according to Walter Huffman president of the association.
Gilbert Hayes, badly injured three years ago in New York Central Railroad shops at Columbus, has undergone another operation at Mt. Carmel Hospital in Columbus. The doctors grafted bone from his sound leg to the injured limb. He is listed in room 203.
William A. Mills of the group will speak on Post-War Planning at the annual dinner. The meal begins at 6 30 pm with a discussion to follow. Tickets are 125 per plate and on sale at Stark's Drug and the New York Clothing Store until noon Monday.
Virginia Lu Schaaf a Middleport High School freshman and her mother Eleanor Lansbury Schaaf were set to perform a piano duet at Heath Methodist Church Family Night. Illness disrupted the program as Virginia Lu contracted mumps, the third time she was unable to perform.
Middleport chamber directors met to plan the March meeting where W A Mills of the Ohio Chamber of Commerce will speak. They discussed other business matters and the election of a secretary to replace Harry R Barnes who recently resigned.
In Meigs County Common Pleas Court Emily Garrison of Columbus was granted custody of her two daughters in habeas corpus proceedings. The ruling upholds a Franklin County court decision from divorce actions granting custody to Mrs. Garrison. The children had lived with relatives in Meigs County while Mrs. Garrison resided in Columbus.
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