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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1930
Page
12
Logan March 5 Charles Shaner and Homer Ett of Lancaster were fined by Judge A M Ellinger in Probate Court after pleading guilty to liquor transportation charges. Ett also faced driving while intoxicated fines with six month suspension. Elizabeth Ett and Babe Conrad Waltz had charges dropped on Prosecutor Henderson's recommendation.
The Hocking County Tax Hunters' Association met at their hall with Foster Bobo Virgil Wright and Jimmy Monk performing music. First field trials of the year set for April 10 at Walkers Station Green Township near Greendale with dogs released at 7 am. Four new members joined. lunch followed. Mrs Lemma Lloyd of Murray City visited Sheriff and Mrs W St Lloyd.
Striking advice on stomach trouble promotes Bisulated Magnesia as a safe quick fix. The article warns strict diets are often unnecessary and says a small postmeal dose neutralizes excess acid, relieves gas and indigestion, with a money back guarantee. Reliable druggists stock the product.
I am glad to tell what Konjola did for me, said Harry Fritch of Cleveland. He suffered indigestion and dizziness for years, with bloating and gas. After three bottles, he eats heartily, no pain or nausea, appetite returned, and health improved. Konjola sold at McKee Drug Store in Athens and by local druggists.
Mrs Susan Gray seventy three widow of Worth Gray died at her son in law and daughter Sol and and Mrs Ellinger home in South Market Street after eleven weeks with cancer. She leaves two daughters Mrs G L Mullen Columbus and Mrs Ellen Gray Mont Gray and J E Gray, a sister Mrs Edward Stiverson Logan and Mrs Margaret Hartley Wilkesville and David Clark Golden Colorado. Grandson Wade Gray. Funeral at home Wednesday officiated by Rev James R Feilds of the Methodist Episcopal Church. Burial Oak Grove Cemetery.
Logan March 5 Two more dogs condemned for sheep raids. Deputy Briley said owners were ordered to destroy the animals after they raided Janica Hebout's flock. Briley totals nine sheep-killers destroyed in Hocking County since January as unregistered owners risk damages.
Logan paper reports a local business man paid taxes this year and explained a ten dollar overcharge from a year ago. County treasurer H. B. Troxel discovered the excess when balancing daily funds but did not know the owner. The man was refunded the ten dollars immediately.
A Barrington class of the Presbyterian Sunday School held a home meeting at Miss Helen D. Rochester’s West Front Street residence with Miss Rochester leading devotions and Miss Bessie Briscoe guiding the Women of the Bible lesson. Lunch was served by the hostesses and Miss Rhea Pettit attended as a guest.
March English starlings appear in districts around Logan and the county in flocks. Ross Waeg, deputy county surveyor, reported many birds following two rooting pigs as they overturned sod, feeding on worms released.
Logan March 5. Madge and Charlisse Phillips of Green Township tied for first in the seventh and eighth grade division at Pattonville School eliminations. Madge spelled 60 words correctly in the second list while Charlisse missed one. Both attend Shaw School under Miss Evelyn Hoekman. Harvey Conrad won the finals spot from grades four to six, with Ray Smith of Smith Chapel as the other entrant.
Union Furnace High School will close the basketball season with an inter class tournament during physical education hours. Principal Davis notes the teams played in the recent county tournament at Carbon Hill and now prepare for a Logan matchup.
Logan postal clerks Carl Brown Paul Dollison and Charles Struble passed annual card examinations with high grades. Brown 99.87 percent handling 505 cards at 85 per minute. Dollison 99.87 percent on 505 cards at 31 per minute. Struble 98.94 percent on 847 cards at 30 per minute. Only these three required to test.
Members of the Sister Susie Club enjoyed a spread at Mrs. Clarence Heine’s East Front Street home Monday evening. A social session followed the meal.
Records filed in Logan show 32 new automobiles sold to Logan and Hocking County residents during January by local dealers. Many second-hand autos also changed hands, recorded along with bills of sale.
The Get Together Club held Monday evening at Mrs. Belle Hyson's home on North Walnut Street. Dinner followed by a bridge session with high score by Mrs. Will White. Helpers included Mrs. John White Mrs. F. L. Preston and Mrs. Emma Aplin. Dinner guest Mrs. Byron Wolfe Jr.
Dr and Mrs M H Cherrington filed passport applications to travel in Europe this summer. They plan to leave New York in late June for a two month trip. They will join a group including Mrs Gertrude Ulrich and Mrs Naomi Goulding, with at least three other Logan residents expected to join. Mr and Mrs George Wonn visited Columbus on Sunday.
Walter Jones died in Charleston West Virginia last week. His body was brought to Logan for short funeral services and burial in Oak Grove Cemetery. He was brother of Mrs Lemma Lloyd of Murray City who was in Charleston at his death. After burial there, the body was brought to Logan for burial pending transfer permit.
Mr and Mrs Merritt Wonn of this city visited relatives in Lancaster Sunday. CG Moore of Haydenville attended the funeral of sister Eliza J Groves in Logan Tuesday. FE W Clark of Carbon Hill made a business trip to this city Tuesday. J W Coleman county superintendent attended a Parent Teacher Association meeting at South Perry Monday evening.
Mrs. Carl Anderson of Walnut Street hosted a Monday evening for members of the D. D. Club with bridge played. Mrs. Vv. G. Bowen attended as a substitute player.
Desmond Braddock, local merchant, was named to succeed Harold W. Larimer as exalted ruler of the Logan Lodge of Elks after Monday evening's election. Other officers named include Robert Noll as leading knight, Frank Blasius as loyal knight, W. J. Davis as lecturing knight, Phil A. Henderson as secretary, L. R. Kienle as treasurer, Frasch as ruler, and E. B. Lestruse. Harold Larimer was named representative to the grand lodge meeting in Atlantic City. Joe W. Farbearn named alternate delegate. J. M. Lanner of Starr Township was among Logan business callers Tuesday. The Rev. and Mrs. K. E. Piclow were business visitors in Columbus Tuesday.
A business visitor in Logan was K O Davis of Union Furnace and a social visitor while in the city. Robert Kemper of Columbus, an employee, was noted as visiting for business and social purposes. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Kemper of South Culver Street.
Robert Carr aged 70 a cook and Rebecca Ann Hardé a housekeeper resided in Logan were married with James R Fields officiating. Rel portion indicates relation or remarks.
A testimonial notes that two bottles of Vinol with cod liver pepton restore strength, pep, and appetite. The user claims nervous, tired people gain vitality from mineral elements calcium and cod liver pepton, with Vinol described as tasty and effective. Openly endorses Gibson's Pharmacy for purchase.
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