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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1929
Page
34
Logan Senior High names honor roll pupils
Logan May 3 six weeks closed with 59 students earning honor roll marks. Sophomores lead with 27 honorees. Eligibility required no grade below M and an overall G average. Listed seniors and juniors include Goldie Barnes Lucy Bowen Harley Ellinger Joseph Frasch Georgia Hansel Dorothy Johnson Mary Keller Pauline Nagle Ella lemon Florence Powers Mildred Rainer Kenneth Risch Josephine Starr Garnet Sheets Hsther St. Clair Bertha Tucker Margaret Walker John Wellman Opal Alltop Joseph Deishley Isabelle Emerick Emma Kienzle Phelps Krebs Elizabeth Martin Rosemary Rechenwald Margaret Ridgley Pearl Shaw Margaret Soliday Catherine Stoughton Maude Summers Cora Sweyers Frank Wright Sophomores include Ralph Arnold Jack Buntz Gayle Brown Helen Cole Violet Disbennet Ruby Nell Dolligan Christine Eberst Marjorie Eberst Natha Eichel Nellie Frasch Charles Gompf Betty Hack Peggy Wack Dorothy Krinn Laura Kleinschmidt Mary Krinn Catherine Lambert Mabel Lane Ruth Moffett John Moore Margaret NI Alice Poston Mabel Schaal Ana Smith Thomas Strawn Josephine Wooley Faith Wright
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Logan Senior High
Goldie Barnes
Lucy Bowen
Harley Ellinger
Joseph Frasch
Georgia Hansel
Dorothy Johnson
Mary Keller
Pauline Nagle
Ella Lemon
Florence Powers
Mildred Rainer
Kenneth Risch
Josephine Starr
Garnet Sheets
Hsther St. Clair
Bertha Tucker
Margaret Walker
John Wellman
Opal Alltop
Joseph Deishley
Isabelle Emerick
Emma Kienzle
Phelps Krebs
Elizabeth Martin
Rosemary Rechenwald
Margaret Ridgley
Pearl Shaw
Margaret Soliday
Catherine Stoughton
Maude Summers
Cora Sweyer
Alice Poston
Mabel Schaal
Ana Smith
Thomas Strawn
Josephine Wooley
Faith Wright
Daniels Returns to Office After Illness at Greendale
May 3. C. C. Daniels president of the Greendale Products Company returns to the local office after a three month absence spent in Columbus with his mother and undergoing treatment for an abscessed lung and pleurisy. He plans a further vacation to restore his health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniels
Logan
C. C. Daniels
Greendale Products Company
Columbus
Anniversary of Elks Observed in Logan
Logan Lodge of Elks marked the thirty year anniversary with a Wednesday evening program at the club rooms. Kessler's orchestra provided dancing music from Lancaster and the stage act Madam Wind M. Up and Her Mechanical Dolls featured a group of performers. A piano solo complemented the program followed by a lunch, with purple and white Elks colors in the decorations.
Smothered to Death in Corn Meal Chute
Cincinnati May 3 A P Taylor Miles an employee of the Cincinnati Milling Company was smothered to death yesterday when he fell into a corn meal chute in an industrial accident at the plant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
A.p.taylor Miles
Cincinnati Milling Company
New Committeemen Named by Holl in Logan
Logan Chamber of Commerce president Barton Holl announced appointments to the trade expansion, agricultural civic welfare, and educational committees. Ewald Schmitter leads the new trade expansion panel with seven other members. Harry L. Smith heads the agricultural group joined by Lang, Case, Ellinger, and Allen. Civic welfare is chaired by Ridgley with Rochester, Leonard, Martin, and Rannells as members. Yaw heads the education committee with Bright, Steinman, Mary McBride, and Ninette McCray as additional members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Barton Holl
Logan Chamber of Commerce
Ewald Schmitter
Edward Ohlinger
T. D. Brown
J. W. McBroom
John Allen
Sherman T. Lyke
James Mast
Clinton Webb
Harry L. Smith
Agricultural Committee
Robert W. Lang
Joe Case
A. M. Ellinger
J. P. Rochester
Walter Leonard
F. P. Martin
D. A. Rannells
W. S. Yaw
City Board of Education
Rolland Bright
Ida
Steinman
Mary McBride
Ninette McCray
Logan Proudly Observes National Music Week
Logan joins 3000 cities for National Music Week with events led by the Euterpean Club. The Methodist Sunday School orchestra opens at 7:30 p.m. Director Dallas Kinser leads. An American Legion band open-air concert is set for Wednesday under Melvin Starbarger. The May festival, with Mary Janes Anderson supervising, runs Thursday evening through Friday, featuring junior and senior high orchestras and other city groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
United States
Euterpean Club
Methodist Sunday School Orchestra
Dallas Kinser
American Legion Band
Melvin Starbarger
Mary Janes Anderson
4 H Club Heads Meet Tuesday
Logan May 3 4 H Club leaders from the county gathered at the Courthouse auditorium for a conference led by W H Palmer planning the club program for the year. Afternoon topics included training demonstration teams leadership qualities and summer activities aiming for a record enrollment with a 300 member goal for 1929 set by extension agent Robert W Lang.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Courthouse Auditorium
W. H. Palmer
Robert W. Lang
Streams Swell in Hocking County Rainfall
Heavy rains across Hocking County cause smaller streams to overflow and larger ones to near overflow. Logan township reports rainfall through the day with no major damage by Thursday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Hocking County
Beatrice Coakley and Thomas Banks Wed in Steubenville
News from Steubenville reports the marriage of Beatrice M. Coakley daughter of Mrs. William Fields of Steubenville to Thomas Sax Banks son of the Rev. John Banks of Steubenville. The couple wed on March 30 and will reside in Steubenville where Banks works for the Pennsylvania Railroad. Mrs. Banks had been visiting in Fallensbee West Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Steubenville
Beatrice M. Coakley
William Fields
Thomas Sax Banks
John Banks
Methodist Sunday School Orchestra to Present Third Concert
Logan May 3 Twenty three members of the Methodist Sunday School orchestra will give its third concert Sunday evening at the Methodist Church under Dallas Kinser with Melvin Harbarger as assistant. The program features several solos and ensemble numbers including Oriole Polka, Spring's Awakening, Zenith overture, Fallinge Leaves, Our Director march, and the Star Spangled Banner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Deishley
Arthur
Glenn Atkinson
Bennett
Seredy
Bigelow
Little Grey Church
Roy Loomis
Joe Harden
Joe White
Dallas Kinser
J. R. Fields
Petition Signatures Found For Williams Case
Williams' petition bears signatures from Cora Davis Mary B Stout Emma R Hill Lottie Allen Clara Green and William Gibson's wife.
Just Amere Club Luncheon At Mrs Hyson Home
Mrs Roy Crawford hosted the Just Amere Club Wednesday afternoon with a one o clock luncheon at Mrs Belle Hyson’s home. Members and guests answered roll call with readings on Summer. Contests enlivened the social hour. Guests included Mrs Dan M Soliday Mrs Frank Burberry and Mrs Ira B Briscoe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Crawford
Justamere Club
Belle Hyson
A. T. Spears
Dan M. Soliday
Frank Burberry
Ira B. Briscoe
They re Having a Princely Time Day Anniversary
A playful notice celebrates a day marked by neighborly block play and communal fun with themed events drawing residents together for lighthearted rivalry and shared enjoyment.
Letter Golf Puzzle Solution Line
The answer traces a progression from Start to Finis through a chain of word evolutions: Start Stars Sears Seers Seeds Sends Fends Finds Finis.
Williams Out for Nelsonville Mayor
John E. Williams filed his candidacy as the second Republican in Nelsonville's mayoral primary, announcing his bid today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
John E. Williams
Amesville Man Loses Finger In Accident
Virgil Jones of Amesville lost the first finger on his right hand Wednesday when it was caught in an elevator used to pull casing from a recently drilled well on the Brooks farm near town. Jones, with Ohio Fuel Gas Co., was treated locally and will miss work for several weeks after the finger was severed at the second joint. W R Heston led the crew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amesville
Mays
Virgil Jones
Brooks Farm
Jones
Ohio Fuel Gas Company
W. R. Heston
Five Athens Women To Become Officers At YWCA Installation
Five Athens women are among 14 Ohio University women students chosen to be installed as officers in the YWCA during a special ritual at the Athens Presbyterian Church this evening. Hallene Woods will serve as president, Helen McLaughlin as secretary, Cornelia Holcombe as program chairman, Pauline Fierce as town charity chairman, and Marion McClure as publicity chairman. The ceremony includes a candle-burning exchange with former cabinet members and a featured Specialmusik program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Ohio University
Athens Presbyterian Church
Hallene Woods
Helen McLaughlin
Cornelia Holcombe
Pauline Fierce
Marion McClure
Two Divorces Granted New Lexington
Two divorces were granted here by Common Pleas Judge T. Price. Ruth Clark was granted a decree from F. G. Clark on willful absence of more than three years, and Sarah Gebhart was granted a decree from B. O. Gebhart for gross neglect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Lexington
Common Pleas
Ruth Clark
F. G. Clark
Sarah Gebhart
B. O. Gebehart
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Holl
Chamber of Commerce
American Legion
Steubensville
Logan Ohio
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Jugo
Slavia
Prince Peter
Prince Tomislav
Majestic Theatre
Rio Rita
George E. Wintz
McCarthy
Casino Theatre
New York
Great Northern Theatre
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Dr. Parker
Virginia Care
Coats
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Athens, Ohio
Virgil Jones Hart
Trent
Raymond Griffith
Marceline Day
Raymond Hatton
Lawrence Gray
Columbia
Pathe “Wolsyeeps
Pathe Picture
Ted Wells
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