Classified Ads Telegraphed to Clinton Webb
Messenger classifieds note ads may be placed by telephoning Clinton Webb at 6024.
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Messenger
Clinton Webb
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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1929
Page
12
Board of Elections heads reorganized in Logan area
In Logan on May 6 the Hocking County Board of Deputy Supervisors of Elections reorganized for the coming year. W. A. Henderson was re elected chief deputy and Clinton Webb named clerk. Harley Armstrong and J. W. Huis filed commissions. Melros, Jarbaugh and Henderson are holdovers. Hull is reappointed for the sixth time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Hocking County
Board of Deputy Supervisors of Elections
W. A. Henderson
Clinton Webb
Harley Armstrong
Laurelville
J. W. Huis
Rockbridge
Secretary of State
Melros
Jlarbaugh
Henderson
Hull
Word of Power Devotionals Lead Kings Daughters Meeting
Mrs. John Allen delivered devotionals on Word of Power at the Logan Methodist Church as the Kings Daughters held their monthly meeting. Miss Minnie McBroom presented articles from Master of Personality focusing on stewardship and society. A piano trio by Mrs. Burke, Mrs. Lanning, and Mrs. Prather closed with business remarks by Mrs. Wetherill and notes on a Junction City missionary meeting. A two course dinner followed, hosted by a committee including Mrs. Meldrim and Mrs. Eby. Guests included Mrs. Armstrong and others from Columbus. Mrs. Armstrong joined the group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Allen
Kings Daughters
Logan Methodist Church
Minnie McBroom
M. Burke
Wilbur Lanning
Walter Prather
William Wetherill
Belle Crawford
Margaret Cook
Evan Smith
Columbus
Armstrong
Chickens Cost 4.52 Each in County Fine
William Gordon and Roy Smith of Lancaster were fined 25 plus costs by Magistrate E. E. Bright in Logan for chicken stealing. They pled guilty after being brought from Lancaster to Logan for arraignment. The men had stolen 15 chickens from Jacob Batner, an uncle of Smith, and were returned to Lancaster after serving 69 days in Fairfield County Jail. Sheriff W. R. Lloyd arranged for their transfer to Hocking County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Gordon
Smith
Fairfield County
W. R. Lioyd
Gail Lesler
Lancaster
Hocking County
Hen Henderson Kleinschmidt Blosser Attend Beta Phi Sigma Install
Logan residents Phil A. Henderson Ralph Kleinschmidt and Clarence Blosser traveled to Findlay to attend the Beta Phi Sigma fraternity installation to be held Sunday. Henderson is grand vice-president of the fraternity and other grand officers were expected to attend.
Dr Barker to Speak at Joint Club Banquet in Athens
Members of the Notary and Ri wanis Clubs and visiting high school guests will gather at Hotel Berry dining room Tuesday for a 6 o clock banquet for 290 diners. Dr Charles Barker, former personal physician to President Taft, will discuss A Fathers Responsibility to His Son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Notary and
Riwanis Clubs
Athens High School
Hotel Berry
Harry Beckley
Rotary Club
Charles FE. Barker
W. H. Taft
Pr. Barker
McConnell Hill
Athens
D. Barker
Rotary Clubs
Laurelville hosts semi annual meeting of Hocking Valley Vast Chancellors
Charles Strum of Murray City announced that J. E. Jenkins of Columbus will address the Laurelville gathering Thursday evening. Glen Sparks of Mount Vernon was named as a forthcoming speaker and the event opens with a 7 15 p.m. feed by the Laurelville Knights of Pythias. Clarence Monks of Nelsonville is secretary. officers will be elected at Laurelville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Charles Strum
Murray City
Hocking Valley
Vast Chancellors’ Association
J. E. Jenkins
Columbus
Laurelville
Glen Sparks
Mt. Vernon
Knights of Pythias Lodge
Strum
Clarence Monks
Nelsonville
Om.cers
Gore and Maysville Schools End Year With Track Meet Victory
On May 6 last day activities in Gore and Maysville schools included a field and track meet with Webb Summit and Oreville. Gore defeated Maysville 15 to 12 in the afternoon game, Hood and McMutlin scoring for Gore while Devol and Graham played for Maysville. That night Maysville pupils presented a program supervised by their teacher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Devol
Graham
Maysville
Funeral Held for Up ton Culver Smith in Logan
Final rites were held at the McBride home on East Hunter Street for Up ton Culver Smith 53 who died from pneumonia Saturday night. Mingo lodge No 171 PF and AM led the service. he was a retired railroad engineer. He leaves siblings Mrs McBride Mrs Harry Fastman Portsmouth and Mrs Ben Fisher Columbus and brother Edward Smith River division engineer. Burial was in Oak Grove Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Jack Mcbride
East Hunter Street
Upton Culver Smith
Mingo Lodge No. 171
Smith
McBride
Harry Fastman
Ben Fisher
Portsmouth
Robert Smith
Columbus
Edward Smith
River Division
Oak Grove Cemetery
Social Circle Hosts Walburn Home Friday Evening
Mrs. T. R. Walburn and Mrs. Russell Berlin entertained the Social Circle at the Walburn home on Friday evening after dinner at six. Guests included Mrs. Della Bishop, Mrs. Warren Wright, and Mrs. C. F. Ackers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. R. Walburn
Russell Berlin
Walburn
Della Bishop
Warren Wright
Cc. F Ackers
Hughes Names Son as U.S. Solicitor General
The White House announced on May 6 that Charles Evans Hughes Jr. will become solicitor general of the United States. He is the son of a former secretary of state and a law partner in his father’s firm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
U.P
Charles Evans Hughes, Jr
United States
White House
Hughes
Sinclair to serve three months in DC jail for contempt
Legal machinery seven years in the Teapot Dome case moves to imprison Harry Sinclair the millionaire sportsman for three months. A Supreme Court mandate orders the DC Supreme Court to jail Sinclair for contempt of the Senate and Associate Justice Hitz is expected to sign the papers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Teapot Dome
Harry Sinclair
Millionair Sportsman
United States
Sinclair
United States Supreme Court
District of Columbia Supreme Court
Senate
Hitz
District of Columbia
Plane Crash after Rule Violation by Amateur Aviators
DAYTON May 1 Two amateur aviators were hospitalized after a crash at Sullivan Avenue Airport. R V Terry 32 licensed to fly but not to carry passengers and Oscar Bergstaler 29 were in the plane jointly owned by them. They had been ordered off the field for rule violations when they took off for another field and crashed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dayton
R.V. Terry
Oscar S
Bergstaler
Sullivan Avenue
Terry
Zeigler Talks to Audubon Society at Logan Junior High
Logan May 6 C W Zeigler Hocking County teacher addressed the Audubon Society at Logan Junior High Friday evening. About sixty students attended with Miss Mary Lehman faculty leader. Zeigler demonstrated nest construction and bird habits and illustrated a tiny bluebird transfer between two bird families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
C. W. Zeigler
Hocking County
Audubon Society
Logan Junior High School
Mary Lehman
Zedgter
Idano Club Hosts Social Evening at Mrs Case Home
Mrs Case hosted the Idano Club at her Fast Main Street home Friday evening with a 6 o'clock spread. Guests included Mrs Harry Wright and Mrs William Hobeve as social diversions were shared.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Case
Idano Club
Fast Main Street
Harry H. Wright
William Hobeve
Local Social Notes Mention Family Visits and Birth
Mrs Mina ONeill has returned to Fairmont after a year with her daughter and son in law in Logan. A daughter was born Saturday to Mr and Mrs Herman Malone of Logan. Mr and Mrs Walley Wright of Columbus visited Mr and Mrs T G Sunderland and other Logan relatives Sunday. J I Martin William Martin and W J Krieg visited Rev John Siemen in Bremen as he recovers from illness. Contractor W A Henderson in Portsmouth spent weekend with family. James Brown of Marion Township stayed with Mr and Mrs W A Leonard. Mr and Mrs Paul Eberts of Columbus joined Logan relatives Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mina O'Neill
D. M. Soliday
Fairmont
W. Va
Herman Malone
Walley Wright
Columbus
T. G. Sunderland
Logan
J. 1 Martin
William Martin
W. J. Krieg
Bremen
John Siemen
W. A. Henderson
Portsmouth
James Brown
Marion Township
W. A. Leonard
Paul Eberts
Word Puzzle Answer Chain From The Letter Golf Puzzles
A note cites today’s Letter Golf puzzle answer set: Diet, Duet, Suet, Suit, Slit, Stim. The sequence links letter shifts and word pairs as a curious linguistic game.
Rugged Realism of Cross Is Lost With Comforts
Rev. C. M. Coulter urged in the Methodist Church that modern Christianity has softened the cross and sacrifice. He contrasted the “easy chair” church with Jesus teaching that sacrifice can be a joy and that true life comes through discipline, noting martyrs would be shocked by current ease. He cited disciples who left all and followed him and urged constructive aid over comfortable complacency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. M. Coulter
Church of the Easy Chair
Methodist Church
Coulter
Jesus
Mr. Coulter
City of Buffalo finishes 24 hour sea battle in Lorain repair
The lake passenger boat City of Buffalo battled heavy seas from Thursday morning and reached Lorain in a 24 hour struggle. It is now in a dry dock undergoing repairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
U.P
Buffalo
Lorain
Local counties invited bids for guard rails and road surface work
Bids are sought by the state highway director in Columbus for guard rails along state routes in Athens Gallia Meigs Monroe Morgan Vinton and Washington counties and for surface treating 9.6 miles of the Pomeroy Marietta Road. Work must be completed by September 15 with specific per county lengths and costs listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Pomeroy-Marietta
Columbus
Athens
Gallia
Meigs
Monroe
Morgan, Vinton
Washington
Athens County
666 Is a Prescription for Colds and Fevers
An ad proclaims 666 as a speedy remedy for colds grape flu dengue bilious fever and malaria promising rapid relief from multiple ailments. The claim touts broad effectiveness and quick action.
Woman tennis champ Geral dine Lewin killed in Columbus
Geral dine Lewin aged 21 former women's state tennis champion was fatally struck after a passing truck driver shouted Ride em Cowboy and waved his arms on a Columbus street Sunday causing a fatal fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Geraldine Lewin
Odorless Zemo Removes Dandruff Quickly
An advertisement touts Zemo as a cooling antiseptic liquid for dandruff. It promises rapid scalp cleansing and relief from itching pimples and eczema, claiming the odorless formula clears skin unlike any other product. Available at druggists for 35 cents to one dollar.
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Aocraam Henderson
Board OF Elections
Goat Run School
Findelas
DR. Barker
J Hk. Jenkins
Gore
Hughes, Jr
Supreme Court
Audubon Society of Logan Junior High
Dano Cehub
Frigidaire
Osis
The
Automotive Battery & Electric Company
Dial
K. of P. Bldg
Gallia County
Meiga County
Chester- Reedsville
Monroe County
Washington County
Vinton County
Athens. McArthur Road
Morgan County
Ajestica
Royal Radio Hawaiians
Emil Jannings
Columbia
Tomore
Alias Inovvy
Glenn 7Fiyon
Sue Carol
Hawaii
Land OF Romance
Ewing Hall
C. D. Shafer Co
Otis & CO
East Broad Street
Zenners
Rayon
Marvel Tissue Ginghamsity
Nightingale
Dic
Coty
D. Zennerx Co
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