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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 22, 1935

Page

14

Burglary Wave Strains Logan Police Transport

Logansburgers report four burglaries this week and six in two weeks as robberies spread to outskirts. Police lack transportation hindering patrols while Council debates funding a police car ahead of the next session. The Gold Bar Farm Service and Marshall Hotel were among targets.

Logan West Hunter Street Farm Service South Mulberrytreet J. M. Meldrim Law Reynolds Marshall Hotel West End

Legion Dinners, Cast Helps Legion In Logan Event

Members of the Auxiliary prepared and served a dinner for the cast assisting the American Legion in presenting a minette. About TM attended with a social hour and instrumental music. Logan officials including Mayor Kenneth R. Fitzgerald and Service Director R. R. Loomis visited Columbus to confer on road improvements for the coming year.

Logan American Legion Auxiliary Kenneth R. Fitzgerald R. R. Loomis Hocking Valley Columbus Ohio

Mother and Child Menaced As Forest Fire Nears Home

A grass fire started by a dropped cigarette endangered Marion Township farm land and the home of Charlies McKinney on the Mathias Schrader farm. Mrs. McKinney and infant were in bed when fire approached. ambulance evacuation arranged. Firefighters from CCC camps aided neighbors from morning until mid afternoon, stopping the blaze within feet of the residence.

CCC

Community Notes From Carbon Hill Local Socials

Carbon Hill items record Mrs Ruth Caraner hosting a Friday school party at Newtown School and a surprise farewell for Mrs Maude Sweary by the Ladies Aid Society. Families and visitors from Woodsfield Columbus Murray City Lancaster and Lancaster are mentioned with various dinners and visits.

Carbon Hill Fioyvd Parry Ruth Caraner Newtown School Ladies Aid Society Maude Sweary Sweary Woodsfield Margaret Ross Farmer Gears Jobs Floyd Parry Ann Kammerling Columbus Henry Kammeriing Alex Guees Arthur Dawley Lancaster Arthur Eehels Murray City Ted Nutter Mis. Beulah Coe J W. Coe Bob Johnson Bert Green Blanche Smith Ed Smith H. Lowes Jr

Union Furnace Junior Play Set for March 29

Union Furnace reports a busy period with a freshman class party on March 18, a March 13 P T A meeting, and a March 21 annual spelling contest. The junior play A strange Request will be performed March 29 in the Union Furnace auditorium with cast including Robert Owen, Boyd Baumgardner, Jack Fenway, and Janet Benton among others and music between acts.

Union Furnace Clase Saint Patrick P.T.A Logan Robert Owen Boyd Baumgardner Jack Fenway Robert Dyer Rene Louvre Otho Harlan Lincoln Lang John Baumgardner Janet Benton Elizabeth Ingmire Mamie Drew Betty McManes Helen Cooke Eunice Murray Edith Cooke Dorothy Campbell Tilly Murphy Virginia Schmidt Carmel Trenton Mary Rickel

Logan Lodge to Hold Rites for David Frey Friday Night

Logan Logan Lodge of Knights of Pythias will conduct final rites at the residence near Union Furnace at 730 p.m. Friday for David Frey a veteran member of the Union Furnace lodge whose death occurred Wednesday forenoon. Next Wednesday the Logan Lodge will omit their local meeting to travel to Adelphi for ritualistic work.

LOGAN Logan Lodge of Knights of Pythias Union Furnace David Frey Union Furnace Lodge Logan Lodge Adelphi

Alarm Shower Honors Mrs Carr at Kirk Home

Mrs Fred Burchfield and Mrs Howard Kirk hosted a baby shower at Mrs Kirk s Mound Street residence on Wednesday night for Mrs G E Carr. Alarm clocks set to intervals announced shower locations while Bridge scores favored Mrs Carr and Mrs Clinton Webb. Guests included Mrs Carr Webb Mrs James Rutgers Mrs James Krieg Mrs Orville Farrar Mrs H D Saxton Mrs Harold Chambers Mrs Rudolph Hankison Miss Iris Hull and Miss Wilma Martin.

H. D. Saxton Harold Chambers Rudolph Hankison Iris Hull Wilma Martin

Logan C of C Drive Reaches 36 New Members

Thirty six new member ships reached the chamber of commerce office on Thursday with prospects for more. The Reid Harbaugh solicitor team led with 17 enrollments as drives push toward the 100 member goal. Local school groups may subscribe before the campaign ends. Frances Melcher of Logan celebrated her ninety fifth birthday quietly at home with her son Frank Fickel.

Logan Chamber of Commerce F. J Reid Mel Harbaugh Frances Melcher Logan R. D. No. 2 Frank Fickel

Fish and Game Group Seeks New Members

Logan officials discuss membership and form a committee to lead a campaign for the Hocking County Fish and Game Association meeting in Junior Order Hall. C. C. Culp named chairman with aides Dave Hickman William Woodard Everett Jacoby and H Howdyshell.

Rockbridge Basin

Logan School Officials Plan Stadium Improvements If PWA Funds

Logan city officials outline a plan to upgrade the athletic field including concrete south stands replacing wood seating a lighting system and a new baseball diamond on the north side. An architect will assist with plans and grading work is anticipated to accommodate night games with movable seating.

Logan PWA City

Control Association Directors To Meet

LOGAN Directors of the 1935 central association of Hocking County will meet at the courthouse at 9 30 a m next Tuesday. At 1 p m that afternoon an appraisement school will be held for all community committees. A state board of review representative will outline this year's rules and regulations. Forest Wolf Francis Davis and Joe Stump were elected committeemen at Laurelville meeting. Dr Cornell recovers from bronchitis and plans to leave for Virginia next week after winter in Logan with his daughter Bertye P Correll.

Logan Centrel Association Hocking County State Board of Review Laurelville Benton, Salt Creek Perry Townships Forest Wolf Francis Davis Joe Stump Cornell W. C. L. Correll Virginia Bertye P. Correll

Neglect Charged in McDaniels Divorce Case in Barberton

Theodore McDaniels sues Myrtle McDaniels in Barberton alleging neglect and refusal to cohabit for over a year. The divorce action seeks relief on grounds of marital breakdown and duties.

Logan Theodore McDaniels Myrtle McDan

Fifth Rempel Bank Divide Ready for Logan Depo

Logan depositors with proven claims will receive the fifth dividend of 7 percent, announced by Albert D. Reese, receiver for the First Rempel National Bank. Checks are ready for delivery. the bank has paid 57 percent since 1991 when taken over by the state.

Doctor Francis to study orthopedic surgery at Illinois

Dr J D Francis of Haydenville plans to leave Haydenville around July 1 to enter the University of Illinois to study orthopedic surgery. He has run an Haydenville office for three years. Install pressure gauge at Logan water works to monitor pressure. Service Director Loomis installed the gauge in his city hall office.

Logan R. R. Loomis City Hall

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