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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1930
Page
12
Fragmentary ad notice mentions Whit Miser and Milnk Phone Logay, with unclear call-by details and partial contact cues. Readers should seek full clarification for service offerings and scheduling.
Logan March 1 extension specialist Alma Garvin urged county groups to teach housewives that variety and originality keep meals appealing. She advised planning meats for a week, using three daily meals as the unit, to balance nutrition and economy. A photo features Paradoxical figure Love Lindan, famed abroad but little known in America.
Logan High School will present the operetta Pickles in Old Vienna on Thursday and Friday evenings after weeks of rehearsals. Cast includes Joanna Huis Pat Eberst Pearl Shaw Stanley Risch Loren Peters Theodore Dupler and others with Mary Jane Anderson directing and a large chorus backing the performance.
A logan report notes Walter Jones, brother of Mrs. Lemma Lloyd of Murray City, died in Charleston West Virginia last week. Mrs. Lloyd traveled with the body to Logan for burial but failed to reach on the late train due to probable high water in West Virginia, prompting Sheriff Lloyd to seek news.
Logan March 1 Floyd Stirr Murray City Kroger manager says an attempted armed hold up occurred Saturday night as he walked the street. He identified the assailant to Deputy Sheriff Joe Farbearn who fled after recognition. The event followed a robbery in the city. Charles Heft of Columbus visits with sister Miss Rose Heft and V P Heft of Wood Street.
Logan March 1 Frank McNeal 47 of Wilkesville died at Cherrington Hospital at 4 10 Thursday evening three days after he swallowed poison in the Common Pleas court room at MonArthur while awaiting sentence on a charge of non support He showed no expression of desire to live during confinement and a report from the institution notes his lack of remorse His wife and three children visited him at the hospital Five other children remain in the family The body was taken to MonArthur Thursday night for funeral arrangements Marriage permit for John H Currens 21 and Violet Hott 19 at Murray City Reverend Erskine Ticiated
Logan officials announced that the city drinking water supply received official approval from the Division of Laboratories of the Ohio Department of Health. Three samples from different distribution points were analyzed on February 1 to ensure purity, with no private wells tested at that time.
Logan March 1 County road forces have been busy during two weeks of favorable weather dragging the grave improvements of the county as surveyor Orlu Wolfe reports. Roads have been worked with good results though not part of the regular 1930 maintenance or construction programs, which will begin later if weather stays favorable.
Miss Mario Lines, secretary of the Logan Chamber of Commerce, is preparing referendum ballots for the annual election on April 5. Current officers listed include Darton A. Hall as president, Plelow as vice president, C. G. Bowen as treasurer, and board members Forest Weinrlen, John A. Wellman, Ford Hack, Harry Wright, and C. H. Bell.
Mary Lewis, a grand opera actress, has signed a contract for a talking picture paying about $4,000 for each minute she works before the camera. The deal highlights how singing talent opens high pay in early film productions.
Logan March 1 reports a series of mishaps befall Sheriff W. F. Livya and his kin. A broken lens after a careless moment led to further misfortune as a pearl neckl ace and a daughter's watch were damaged in a string of accidents throughout the day.
Logan Mareh reports a $2 per cent attendance mark across the rural school system of Hawk ing Clovaty as four months of the present term conclude. County attendance officer Mewtown Spencer compiled the figures, with J. W. Coleman urging prompt reporting of data for year end. Teachers in several townships keep reports current amid weather and travel challenges.
Logan and Maretti People begin visiting the ockhouse area this year. Worley notes weekly Sunday groups and a growing tourist rush as a new highway near Route 180 improves access from Mound Crossing to Laurelville. A summer season plan includes tolls and road improvements for better travel. ENTERTAINS CLUB Mrs Fred E Wals hosts Jahberivocks Club at Midhead Place with bridge games and a two course lunch. awards go to Mrs Lawrenee Adcock, Mrs Marl Soliday, and Alias Ccenlia Blasius. guests include Miss Blasius, Miss Christie Hochester, and Miss Kathryn Lamb.
Speculation fills the leet week in Hocking County as several individuals consider candidacies. James own aims for Republican nomination as sheriff, A F Evans contemplates a bid for the same party, and Ray Stewart son of former Logan police chief is urged to run. W S Yaw may shift from treasurer to Democrat auditor, with other names tied to that race. John Smith and Lauren Towaship are urged for county commissioner, while Litto’s status remains undecided.
Randolph McAdams chief of Ohio Division of Probation and Parole will address the Logan Kiwanis Club Tuesday evening. He toured counties visiting paroled prisoners and discussed new district divisions and parole procedures amid statewide parole policy debate.
Logan March 1 Deputy sheriffs stopped Arthur Yates and three companions on the Lorgan Nelsonville Highway Friday afternoon. The car was seen traveling erratically and a search revealed a bottle. Charges of possession were filed against Yates. Names of others are uncertain and may not face charges. Frank Tipton was injured in another incident near New Shrottsville yard with a cut hand and head injury.
Logan March 1 two local Red Cross workers visited Ward Township and met an 83-year-old man with a patriarchal beard and white hair. He walked barefoot, saying he had worn no shoes all winter, and declined an offer of shoes.
Clayton Huston of Brimstone Creek near Laurelvill e was arrested in Lancaster on a liquor possession charge. Officers searched Huston homes with Sheriff Sealer and Chief Bell but found no liquor. Huston reportedly had liquor and a still. He faces Fairfield County court after a prior February arrest connected to Bart Behrens' murder near Primstone Creek.
More than 400 waffles were eaten at a Thursday Logan Post American Legion auxiliary waffle supper. Tickets were sold to local residents, raising about 24 for the welfare fund. Members of the Merry Makers Club enjoyed a dinner and bridge party at Mrs. Powers home with high scores noted. Future meetings and an open party in April were planned with several guests in attendance.
Logan notes list trial dates from March 10 to March 26 with cases including Hansel vs Cogrieve and others against Dupont Anchor Coal, Ringhiser, Gage, Leasure, Wharton, Patterson, Harden, and Rammond. Judge Rarler Whiterat, back from Cuyahoga County, presiding in Dominion Pleas Court.
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