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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1927
Page
10
Logan Employes Give Three Times to Flood Relief
Hocking county residents continue generous flood aid, led by Hocking Valley shop employees contributing $85.40 after three donations. Laurelville Mayor C. N. White sent $82, First National Bank’s W. I. Krieg $31, Logan Manufacturing $32.75, and the H. W. Harden garage $24. The Presbyterian Church Woman's Bible class gave $20, with many individuals contributing smaller amounts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. I. Krieg
First National Bank
Logan Manufacturing Company
H. W. Harden
Woman's Bible Class
The
Presbyterian Church
Wilber Fiske
R. B. Longstreth
Lowell Dawley
L. P. Mooney
Forest Weinrich
Minmareen Burke
Emma Offiver
Clarence Weaver
James T. Nevin
Christine Frasch
Ruth Heft
N. H. Smith
Frank Linton
Miss Johnson
Elizabeth Miller
Mike Check
Dan Strublé
Elizabeth McBroom
Mariah Steinman
Frank Pickett
Velma Litzinger
Minnie McBroom
Shadrack Conklin
Sadie Stansberry
Samuel Jones
James Allen
Linton Named to County Health Board in Logan
Frank U Linton of Falls township was appointed by the county advisory council to the county board of health succeeding Thomas Bell. Linton will serve five years and hold balance of power as two old members sided with the commissioner and two opposed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Frank U. Linton
Falls Township
County Advisory Council
County Board of Health
Thomas Bell
Murray City
Linton
Bell
Benjamin
Stephenson
Laurelville
Lewis Crawford
Salt Creek
Forest Keck
Laurel
C. H. Sater
Good Hope
Harry Shuttleworth
E. C. Thompson
Perry
Merton Lehman
Benton
Charles James
D. H. Kern
Starr
S. B. Baker
Washington
E. W. Sheets
Marion
Petitions Circulated for Opening West Front to West Hunter
Residents on West Front street near Hunter street urge the city council to open Front through to West Hunter to eliminate a dangerous drive where Front joins Short street. The Logan Chamber of Commerce reportedly opposes the plan but petition circulation continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Front Street
Hunter
Elm
Chamber of Commerce
Main Street
Logan
Parallelogram with oblique angles and unequal sides
Answers to a 今日 quiz on page five reveal terms matching a parallelogram with oblique angles and unequal adjacent sides, and other clues including names like Oliver Hazard Perry, Eli Whitney, Leo Tolstoy, and Dartmouth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oliver Hazard Perry
Lake Erie
Eli Whitney
Carthage
Leo Tolstoy
Minnesota
Dartmouth
Funeral services for Mrs. Abraham Vanatta in Bremen
Logan residents attended the Bremen service for 82 year old Mrs. Abraham Vanatta who died Friday after a brief illness. Attendees from Logan included Mr. and Mrs. Dan Struble, Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Struble, Charles Struble, Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Wolfe, and Mr. and Mrs. William Disbennet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Bremen
Abraham Vanatta
Vilage
Not Guilty Found in Mine Liquor Possession Case
Earl McDonald of New Pittsburg was acquitted after a trial before Judge Harley M. Whitcraft. McDonald faced charges of possessing intoxicating liquor from an Owl Creek mine arrest near Sand Run. He testified he was hired with Silas Martin and Burt Lanning to remove old iron from the mine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Earl McDonald
New Pittsburg
Harley M. Whitcraft
Owl Creek
Sand Run
McDonald
Silas Martin
Burt Lanning
Martin
Griffiths and Stalnaker wed in separate ceremonies
Carroll Brent Griffith 28 a draftsman from Cleveland married Ruby Stalnaker 25 a teacher from Murray City in a ceremony conducted by the Rev. James R. Fields. Manford H. Weltz 38 a laborer from Rockbridge wed Faye Johnson 26 a housekeeper from Starr in a second ceremony officiated by Magistrate J. P. Miller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carroll Brent Griffith
Cleveland
Charles Griffith
Ruby Stalnaker
Murray City
A. W. Stalnaker
James R. Fields
Manford H. Weltz
Rockbridge
John Woltz
Faye Johnson
Starr
J. P. Miller
Poppy Party Planned by American Legion Auxiliary
The American Legion auxiliary will host a poppy party at Mrs Harold Larimer’s Maple Street home on Wednesday evening. President Blanche Thomas announced the event. Members are making poppies to raise funds for Memorial Day sales supporting the local welfare program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Auxiliary
Harold Larimer
Maple Street
Blanche Thomas
Just One Rising And One Setting Of Sun Needed
Merwin Mansfield on Route No 4 reports successful cow sale via the Messenger ad. A buyer was found between one rising and one setting of the sun, proving the Messenger classifieds quickly connect livestock sellers with buyers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merwin Mansfield
Messenger
From Farmer to Famous Physician Dr Pierce
A Pennsylvanian who became district teacher and then physician built a medical practice in Pennsylvania oil regions. He later moved to Buffalo New York and created the Golden Medical Discovery, a tonic widely sold. Over fifty million bottles have been distributed in the United States. A trial packet is offered by mail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
New Oil
Buffalo
N. Y
R. V. Pierce
U. S
Pierce Clinig
Buffelo
Athens Council orders survey of Dunfee home wrecked by slide
At a two hour session the Athens City Council ordered the city engineer to survey land of Mrs. Charlotte Dunfee on Lancaster street where her home was wrecked by a landslide. Officials consider relief possible. The meeting also covered Foster place paving and land division at May and Morris avenues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
East State Street
Charlotte Dunfee
Lancaster Street
April Finances Highlight Mayor Moore's $160.20 Fines
The April report by Mayor Moore shows fines collected totaling $160.20, reflecting the city’s ongoing financial condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moore
Honor Birthdays Celebrated by Brooks Family in Athens
Mr and Mrs Fred Brooks of Athens Route No 2 hosted relatives and friends on Friday April 29 honoring Mr Brooks father on his 73rd birthday and their youngest son John Henry on his first birthday April 20 A chicken dinner was served and three cakes were baked Attendees included several Athens residents and family members across multiple households.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Brooks
Athens
Brooks
John Henry
Mary Rhoades
Kenneth Galvin
Arthur Smedley
Kreeda
William Partlow
Harley Burton
Trades Union Bill Declared Act of Class Hostility
London May 3. A year after a disastrous general strike that tied up industry and transport in Britain the House of Commons renewed bitter debate over the government trades unions bill. J R Clynes led Labour in attacking the bill, calling it a calculated act of class hostility intended to cripple unions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trades Union
London
U.R
Great Britain
House of Commons
Trades Unions
J. R. Clynes
Laborite
Every Bone Broken At Ludington Shafting
Albert Stanton sustained multiple severe injuries after being caught in a factory shafting in Ludington Michigan. He suffered broken bones throughout his body and was treated for his condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ludington, Mich
Albert Stanton
Five Indicted In Kerrick Murder Case In Los Angeles
Five persons were held without bail in the county jail under indictment for the murder of Tom Kerrick a screen cowboy shot during an alleged drinking party at his home. Kerrick was found dead on the kitchen floor after a Wednesday morning shooting and the house was in disorder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
U.P
Tom Kerrick
Kerrick
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