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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 07, 1925

Page

10

Logan Post American Legion Opens New Club Rooms

Logan May 7 The Logan Post of the American Legion held its first meeting in new club rooms near the Remple bank. Discussion covered the national drive for a 5 million endowment fund for destitute and disabled veterans. Ohio ranks fourth in membership with 222 this year, up from 116 last year. Open house and dedication set for May 19.

Logan Remple Bank Logan Post American Legion Ion Hocking County Legion and Auxiliary Ohio al Schreck Earl Smith John McBroom Harold Tipton Wood Bowen

Maccabees Meet In Logan On Monday Evening

Queen City Tent No. 379 of the Maccabees held a well attended Monday evening meeting in Logan with Sir Knights. Three candidates were initiated and are slated for May 18 for the district convention at the K of C hall. May 18 also marks the order’s 28th anniversary in this city and organizers aim to recruit twenty eight applicants.

Logan Queen City The Maccabees Order K. of C. Hall

Memorial services set at Methodist church Sunday\

Logan May 7 memorial services for the Workmen's Mutual Burial association are planned at 10 30 or 10 39 oclock Sunday morning. Rev J W Blair will deliver the memorial sermon. Members will gather at the hall by 10 oclock to accompany the procession. Special music is planned.

Logan Workmen's Mutual Burial Association Methodist J. W. Blair

Federal experts demonstrate road construction in Logan May 28

May 17. In Logan, Professor Overholt and Dr. Clyde Hooley of Agriculture along with County Engineer H. W. Nixon arrange a practical earth road construction demonstration on a section of the Maysville road. Three thousand feet will be graded with plow tractor and grader, then maintained by the state. A 2.2 mile segment of the Carbon Hill Buchatel road will be sold May 22 with work to begin within ten days. Contractors have studied plans. Top dressing will be three and a half inches of granulated slag on a slag base. A three and a half mile section of the Logan Bloomingville road will be let at the next highway setting. Grading and a crushed stone base on a previously sold segment near completion. Soon a contract for grading and drainage of a half mile gap on the Logan McArthur pike will be let, completing an improved Logan to McArthur route.

State Department Carbon Hill-Buchtel Nixon Logan- Bloomingville Road Logan McArthur

Scouts to Check Up on Cleaning Campaign Cooperations

Logan May 7 The Boy Scouts will call on each family in Logan Saturday to check on cooperation in the city cleanup campaign begun over a week ago. They work with the health department and other officials and may offer suggestions.

Logan Boy Scouts Health Department

Figure Cited Urges Courteous Reception During Visit

The statement notes that callers should be treated courteously during the occasion of the visit and emphasizes polite handling of those who arrive.

Memorial Day Plans Set by G A R and Legion

In Logan on May 7 members of the G A R and American Legion formed a general program committee for Memorial Day. James Allen D W Canfield Thomas Collins Sumner Martin Walter Leonard and Joseph M Risley named to run the event. Allen again handles Memorial Day finances. Selby and Herzog named for flags. A speaker will be secured and music arranged by Martin Leonard and Risley. A further committee meeting is set for May 11.

Edward Herzog The Legion Selby Sumner Martin Walter Leonard Joseph Risley

Civil Service Exam Announced for Rural Carrier Post

The United States Civil Service Commission announces an exam to fill a rural carrier vacancy at Orland, Logan. Applications close May 15, open only to citizens domiciled in the post office territory. admission cards will show exam date. local secretary Jos. M Risley can provide details.

Logan United States Civil Service Commission Orland Jos. M- Risley

Wolfe Feed Store Change Hands in Athens Swap

A twenty one year old Athens business house will change hands Monday when the Athens Cash Feed Store company takes over the Wolfe Brothers Feed store at 74 North Court street. Ned Wolfe and A A Wolfe founded the business in 1904 and have built a large trade in feed and flour. The partners in the Athens Cash Feed Store company are unnamed. no definite future plans announced.

Athens Athens Cash Feed Store Wolfe Brothers North Court Street Ned Wolfe A. A. Wolfe Athens Cach Feed

Women of India Buy Increasing Quantities of Amer Hosiery

Women in India are purchasing more fine American hosiery as trade links expand. Strong demand signals growth in textile imports and evolving fashion tastes across urban markets.

India

Freckles vanish with Othine remedy offer

Sun and wind bring out freckles but a free trial is promised with no cost unless freckles fade. An ounce of Othine double strength is urged from drugstores with money back guarantee. Othine Complexion Soap and shampoo are advertised at 25c a cake from Othine Laboratories Buffalo NY.

Othine Laboratories, Inc Buffalo N. Y

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