Campaign to Finance Boy Scouts in Hocking County
Logan reports preparations for a county wide fund drive with Walker Franks as chairman. The initiative, aided by Rotary Kiwanis and the Logan American Legion post, aims to fund Scout activities during the second week of April. Three troops already operate in Logan with others planned in Murray City Haydenville and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Walker Franks
Frank Walters
Walter Leonard
C. V. Shepard
Charles Huffman
Rotary and
Kiwanis Clubs
Logan Post
American Legion
Hocking County
Franks
Logan Sr
Murray City
Haydenville
Gale Rips Logan with Heavy Rain and Damaging Winds
Logan suffered a severe gale Monday night with heavy rainfall and broken shade trees. Property loss was not extensive, though signs were loosened, and the temperature dropped markedly after the storm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Classified and Circulation Notes In The Messenger
Classified ads for The Messenger or anything pertaining to circulation are announced by Clinton Webb staff correspondent. Call Dr Milne at phone 272 for details and service. The notice promotes telephone readership and local society updates with a focus on circulation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clinton Webb
The
Messenger
Dr. Milne
Fire Subdues at Joe Francis Store on Gallagher Ave
A Tuesday morning fire, started on the second floor of the Joe Francis store on Gallagher Avenue, caused $125 in damage and was contained by firemen who saved the building, with insurance covering first floor stock and a fire chief injuring his toe but continuing to direct operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Joe Francis
Gallagher Avenue
Gallagher Estate
Walter Nixon
Republican Women hear Mooney on Financial System
Logan March 23 Representative L P Mooney speaks to the Hocking County Republican Women's Club at 7 30 p m in the home of Mrs Warren Lanning. It is the third meeting since the club became active with music and other business. All Republican women are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
L. P. Mooney
Hocking County
Republican Women's Club
Warren Lanning
Easter assemblies held at Logan schools with Rev James R Fields
Easter assembly hosted by Logan Junior and Senior High Schools featured sermons from Rev James R Fields of the Methodist Episcopal Church. The Junior High program also included a group of Biblical folk songs performed by Miss Betty Whitener.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
James R. Fields
Methodist Episcopal Church
Betty Whitener
Corning P T A program highlights talks on child health
In Corning on March 23 the P T A met with talks by Dr Crosby Perry County health official on children's diseases and by Dr Darell Witham on dental care and health effects on teeth. Members and guests attended a luncheon and a host of local residents were listed as present or visiting relatives in nearby towns.
Blake Will Awarded To Widow In Probate Court
Andrew Blake estate details read in Probate Court with Sarah Ann Blake named principal beneficiary. Upon Mrs. Blake's death Eugene Oliver and Chester Blake share the estate kept under Andrew Blake estate with most property described as real estate in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene
Oliver
Chester Blake
Andrew Blake
John C. Pettit
Elizabeth Ludlow
Henry Jacoby
Howard Mumford
James Miller
Lighted Cigaret Interruption Sparks Hotel Fire
Robert Burkley of Kentucky lit a cigarette while reading in an Ambrose Hotel room and fell asleep. He woke to bed clothing on fire, extinguishing it himself. Loss estimated at 16 dollars 50 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Robert Burkley
Kentucky
Lewis Reynolds
Burkley
Ambrose Hotel
Troy Grangers Hold Meeting in Coolville on Saturday
Troy Grangers will meet at Grange Hall Coolville on Saturday March 26 at 1 30 pm. Program includes music puzzles and games Edgar Dixon on Origin of Easter and Arbor Day reading The First Arbor Day and special music. Local residents attended funerals and visits across Athens County with reports on the tax body and county organization leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy Grangers
Coolville
Troy
Grange Hall
Rock Street
Edgar Dixon
B. F. Blackwell
Vada Dartt
Athens
S. O. Blackwell
Raymond
Dover
Ohio
F. E. Shafer
M. Bingman
Athens R. D. No
John Gibbs
Ireland
Kate Starkey
Aldo McKinley
G. W. Anderson
Cincinnati Hill
A. C. Mills
Orland MccGirr Af Little Hocking
Winters
Ira Sburnfield
Marietta
Ross Daugherty
A. B. Rogers
A. B. Saunders
G. H. Sands
Athens County Taxpayers
Frank Clark
Earl Clark
C. Dodd
S. J. Wildman
W. E. Bingman
Troy Township
W. B. King
Three More Charged In Chicken Stealing
Logan report says Cleve Kraft John Kraft and Joan Norman were charged with stealing $60 worth of chickens from Mrs. Hattie Ellis in Perry Township. The men face bonds of 1000 dollars each, Kraft and Kline face 2000 and 500 dollars respectively, with additional charges pending. Authorities suspect the quintet tied to numerous chicken thefts across western Hocking County and possibly Fairfield County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Hattie Ellis
Perry Township
Cleve Kraft
John Kraft
Joan Norman Monday
Elias Bright
Ben Simms
John Kline
Kline
Kraft
Hocking County
Fairfield County
Grange Initiates Logan Residents at Miller Chapel
Logan March 23. Miller Chapel Grange initiated several local residents at a meeting attended by more than 100 people with Ewing Pomona and Ewing Grange members present. Those awarded the third and fourth degrees include Ed L. Ewing A L O Neil Nathan Nimon James Frey Wes Ferrenberg Charlene Phelps and Catherine Nixon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Miller Chapel
Miller Chapel Grange
Ewing
Pomona Grange
Ed L. Ewing
A. L. O'Neil
Nathan Nimon
James Frey
Wes Ferrenberg
Charlene Phelps
Catherine Nixon
Brown to Speak in Logan April 18 at Courthouse
Republican governor candidate Clarence J. Brown will address a Logan crowd at the courthouse auditorium on April 18. Local party workers in Hocking County arranged the speaking engagement, with other speakers yet to be announced.
Birthday party honors two Gaffey siblings in Murray City
Mrs. Cora Gaffey of Columbus, formerly of Murray City, celebrated Ralph Gaffey’s twenty first birthday and Kathleen Mollenkamp’s twenty six birthday. Local attendees included J A Ayers Eleanor Thomas Ruth Penn and others. Guests from Athens New Straitsville Barberton and Dayton areas also visited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murray City
Cora Gaffey
Columbus
Ralph
Kathleen Mollenkamp
J. A. Ayers
Eleanor Thomas
Ruth Penn
William Thomas
John McGurty
Bobby Reilly
Pat Bengoon
Clyde Hite
Harry Mollenkamp
Porter Johnson
Blanche Mackinaw
Vic Andrews
Jean Newman
Ralph Gaffey
Lucille Patrick
A. A. Person
Athens
E. A. Person
Ed Albaugh
New Straitsville
Lizzie Stiff
Ben Hartman
Clarence
Dayton
Lucy Jane Breeze
Billy
Mary Evans
Pearl McClellan
Glouster
Mark Shelton
Berne Franklin
Soma Jack and Dale
Barberton
Funeral and Pound Party Programs at Pastime Theater
A funeral for Mr. Carl Herbst is attended followed by a Pound Party at the Pastime Theater at eight. The program features tap dance, cornet and violin solos, stage acts, and student performances by local groups and families from Columbus and Jacksonville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nevada
David Judson
Harold Shirkey
Guy Vernon
James Mandrell
Amesville High School to stage Jerry of Jericho Road operetta
Sixty five students from Ames Bern High School will perform Jerry of Jericho Road Friday March 25 in the High School Auditorium. Minuet and modern dances will be in costume under Mariana Bing music teacher. An Easter program at the Presbyterian Church will feature The Celestial Garden pageant and a choir. A March 7 birthday party honored Max Heston and Richard Jago with 26 gifts and dancing. Mrs Heston assisted by Esther Wilson. Mrs Edward Moore is recovering from an appendectomy after pneumonia. Dean Kusler has improved from flu and an abscessed throat after illness. Funeral of Charles Morris attended by Henry Sedwick and others in Columbus Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ames- Bern High School
Jerry
Jericho Road
Mariana Bing
Presbyterian Church
Max Heston
Richard Jago
Will Heston
Max
Edward Moore
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Athens
Dean Kusler
Henry Sedwick
H. O. Sedwick
Basil Sedwick
Elva Carpenter
Arthur Thompson
Earl Sedwick
Grace Linscott
Charles Morris
Columbus
Fire Department Recommends Hose Purchase to City Council
May Buy More Hose LOGAN March 23 Purchase of additional fire hose and other equipment has been recommended to City Council by the Fire Department. Fire Chief Walter Nixon and his committee said at least 400 feet of new hose and two new nozzles are necessary to maintain at least two thousand feet of serviceable hose at the engine house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Walter Nixon
Eighth Grade Basketball Tournament Held In Jacksonville
Community notes list local visits and gatherings. Among events, the Eighth Grade basketball tournament at the Jacksonville Trimble High School Building was held Saturday afternoon due to an error in the original Sunday schedule. The piece records numerous Sunday and weekday visits from Athens Columbus and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pat Loper
Beulah
June Loper
Murray City
Cecil Lunsford
Gilouster
Kate Staubus
J. L. Altman
Robert Graves
the Plains
Henry Exenkamper
Columbus
Pat McCann
Nell McCann
Katharine Thyne
Harold Sams
Miss McCann
Alex Brinkley
Kate Brown
Jeanette
Loren Coe
Athens
William Hill
Hettie Rambo
Carson Sanders
Ira Conaway
Vern Kempton
Delmer
Zoa Reichie
Jack Hahn
Joan
Deimer
Sayre Family Visits and Local Gatherings
Crescent Ridge residents Elsie Bailey and Annetta Sayre from Hooper Ridge visited Edna Sayre on Wednesday. Victor Sayre of Oak Harbor is visiting his parents Mr. and Mrs. Ed Sayre. William Russell of Columbus spent Sunday and Monday with Mr. and Mrs. W. N. Russell. Edna and Victor Sayre visited Blanche Russell on Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. George Chapman and son Junior visited Mr. and
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Chapman
Wm. Tinkham
Jesse Carsey
Columbus
Henry Ping
Corning
Edna Sayre
Crescent Ridge
W. N. Russell
J. W. Wemmer
Congress Run
Elsie Bailey
Hooper Ridge
John Antle
Victor Sayre
Calbert Doak
Beverly
John Baird
Jacksonville
William Jansen
Annetta Sayre
Oak Harbor
Ed. Sayre
William Russell
Edna
Blanche Russell
George Chapman
Junior
Marmola: a cure for excess fat claims and dosage
An old medical advert proclaims Marmola tablets cure obesity by correcting a supposed weak gland. It claims global medical support and long use, stating millions have used the product over 24 years. The ad notes a book included in each box and prices at $1. The tone appeals to youthful figures and general health benefits.
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Moore
Hamilton
Hickmans Pie
Representative Mooney
Republican Club
Rev. Fields
Corning Public Schools
Parent- Teacher Association
William Wilson
Ernest Dunlap
John Mindigo
Morris Rodgers
Fred Fisher
Crosby
Perry County
Darell Witham
Betty Lee
Jacqueline
Queen Esther Society
Alva Ballis
Virginia Lee
Lucelle Mason
Edna Louise Dunlap
Wilma Spence
Francis Bell Wilson
Kenneth Leasure
Georgia Hull
Dorothy Mae Rodgers
Helen Fenneken
Lorene Dal
Wilma Haskins
M. E
A. A. Turner
Ladies' Aid Society
Ladies’ Aid Society
United Brethren Church
Grenwood Chapter
Pythian Sisters
Pythian Temple
Morris Guthrie
John Sherrick
Gus Wintgens
New Lexington
P. H. Clifford
Jas. Sears
Jaz. Sears
St. Vincent Hospital
Toledo
Ralph Hardy
Charles Graham
Paul Allen
Charles Schlingerman
Myrta McCoy
Donley Edwards
Jack
Sam Frasure
Mary Elenore
Bucyrus
John Hilling
Mabel
Newport News
John Thomas
Ray Dean
Nellie Preest Columbus
Ruth Wilson
A. Moody
Vashti Wilson
Ernest Foraker
Delmar Foraker
Alice Mae Wilson
Roselia Starbuck
Ruth Jones
Martha Prall
West Liberty
Murray Brown
Pittsburgh
Harry Parker
Portsmouth
Clarence Garrison
Blake Will
Blake
Grange
Brown
Carl Herbst
Amesville
N. Court St
Dial
Zenners
Zenner Underwear
Simplicitus
U. S
Gossard
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