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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1930
Page
7
Four Perry Township Men Arrested Over Local Still
Logan March 2 Four Perry Township men face charges of manufacturing intoxicating liquor after State Inspectors and a deputy sheriff raided a 20 gallon still north of Mound Crossing. Archie Campbell John Helber Dewey Baker and Burl Harmon were arraigned with bonds of 1000 each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Perry Township
W. G. Davis
RE. C. Farmer
Depuy
L. K. Hammond
Archie Campbell
John Helber
Dewey Baker
Barl Harmon
Campbell
Helber
J. P. Miller
Haker
Harmon
C. T. Stephenson
Mound Crossing
Prisoners Begin Courthouse Window Cleaning Work
Two Hocking County prisoners were taken from jail to start cleaning Health Department rooms in the Courthouse. Dr. Morton W. Bland arranged the work, aligned with Judge Whitcraft’s push to employ prisoners rather than keep them idle. A proposal to employ inmates at the county farm has not been arranged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Hocking County
Health Department
Morton W. Bland
Whitcraft
Bland
Sisters Logan questioned in Murray City case
Lucy Brown and her sister Trene Brown of Murray City were brought to Logan by Probation Officer F P Martin and Deputy Sheriff Joe Farbearn for questioning before Judge A M Ellinger.
Cutters Start Work At Logan Shoe Factory Thursday
Logan March 21 Operation at the Logan Shoe Factory resumed Thursday morning with cutters in their department as plans to reopen proceed. Most foremen from the former plant are kept and will return as departments reopen. Walker T. Dickerson, president of the new company, has visited the plant recently. Some workers in another department will be recalled next week and the entire plant will be placed in operation as arrangements allow. Before the shutdown the plant once employed as many as 125 people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ment
Walker T. Dickerson
Julian-Kokenyve Company
Trees at the Heart of the Forest by Rev Amos L Heyde
Rev Amos L Heyde of the Hunter Street Lutheran Church spoke to the Rockbridge Parent-Teacher Association on Tuesday evening. He used trees at the forest center as a metaphor for community unity and resilience, urging citizens to stand together and lift their hearts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Amos L. Heyde
Uhunter Street Lutheran Church
Rockbridge
Parent- Teacher Association
Delegation from Logan Attends Good Roads Meeting
A Logan delegation traveled to Columbus on March 21 to attend the Ohio Federation of Good Roads gathering at the Neil House. They plan talks with State Highway Department leaders on state aid for roads in Hocking County. Delegation members include G. Bowen Fred E. Hull Forest K E Weinrich Raymond Lanning Frank Blasius Boyd Wright L P Mooney and John Krieg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Columbus
Ohio Federation of Good Roads
Nei! House
Hocking County
G. Bowen
Fred E. Hull
Forest KE. Weinrich
Raymond Lanning
Frank Blasius
Boyd Wright
L. P. Mooney
John Krieg
Kiwanis and
Rotary Clubs
Man Taken to Dayton Workhouse After Arrest
James Fox of Dayton was taken to the Dayton workhouse by Officers Notestone and Reynolds after a mayoral sentence. Fox was arrested earlier for intoxication and resisted officers, facing charges of intoxication and resisting an officer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
James Fox
Dayton
Charles D. Notestone
Lewis Reynolds
Elias E. Bright
Fox
Reynolds
Five-Gallon Jugs Lead to Wallace Arrest on Logan Road
On the Logan Nelsonville Road near Logan two five gallon jugs of liquor were found in the car of Clendon Wallace. State Inspectors Norman Whiting W G Davis FB Farmer and Deputy Sheriff Joe Karbeann stopped him after observing the auto on the New Straitsville Highway. Wallace faces possession charges in Common Pleas Court and a possible transport to Federal Court in Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Clendon Wallace
Logan- Nelsonville
Norman Whiting
W. G. Davis
Farmer
Joe Karbeann
New Straitsville
Wallace
Common Pleas
Columbus
Nelsonville Visitor and Junior Order Pie Social
B M Coakley of Nelsonville arrived in the city as a business visitor Thursday. The Junior Order of United American Mechanics held an invitation and pie social at their lodge rooms Thursday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. M. Coakley
Nelsonville
Order of United American Mechanics
Memoirs of La Fayette Found in 1825 Library
Mrs Wagstaff wife of Deputy Surveyor Ross Wagstaff found a 1925 edition of the Memoirs of La Fayette while organizing a relative’s library. The brown age worn volume is in good preservation and contains many facts about the French leader’s public and private life as noted by Wagstaff who is reading it.
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Lamgan
Maren
Forest Black and Darl Haines Pay Fines in Hockine County
Forest Black and Darl Haines of Laurelville were released from Hockine County Jail after paying $100 fines plus costs each. They appeared before Magistrate CCT Stephenson to settle liquor law violation charges assessed earlier in the week.
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Logan
Forest Black
Darl Haines
Laurelville
Hockine County
Cct Stephenson
Laurelville Road Rolling Underway For Tar Surfacing
March 21 two heavy road rollers work on Laurelville Highway to smooth and roll for a tar surface following a limestone course laid last fall. County Surveyor Oria Walfe said prep is underway for tar application on two Ward Township roads this summer, with work already started.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Laurelville
Oria Walfe
Ward Township
Road Names Mentioned in Historic Local Areas
The readable fragment lists tin Buchtel Road and the Green dale Carben Hill Road as local street names connected to the area. No additional context or events are provided in the readable text.
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tin-Buchtel Road
Greendale-Carben Hill Road
Collinwood High Wins City Basketball Title Again
Collinwood High School under coach Harry Newman defeated West Tech High 35 to 20 in Cleveland to clinch the city basketball championship for the season. Newman, a former Ohio University athlete, has long led the team in the lead for many seasons.
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I4mgan
West Tech High
Cleveland
Collinwood High School
Harry Newman
Ohio University
Logan
Donahue Birth Announcement for Son at Columbus Hospital
Mr and Mrs CC BR Donahue announce the birth of their son at a Columbus hospital on Friday.
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CC. BR. Donahue
Columbua Hospital
Sentence Suspended for Roy Friend and Eliza Bigham
In Perry Township Roy Friend and Eliza Bigham were sentenced to one year in penal institutions but suspended by Judge A M Ellinger on Tuesday. Each defendant received fines of 50 dollars plus costs and 10 dollars plus costs, part suspended, for contributing to the delinquency of minors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Roy Friend
Eliza Bigham
Perry Township
Judie A M. Ellinger
Fise
Central Ohio Health Commissioners Meet in Columbus
Dr Morton W Blond attended a Wednesday meeting of the Central Ohio Health Commissioners Association in Columbus. Mr and Mrs Fortes Howdyshell, near Webb Summit, announce the birth of a nine pound son on Wednesday. Continued on Page II.
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de. Morton W. Blond
Columbus
Central Ohio Health Commissioners Association
Fortes Howdyshell
Near Webb Summit
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