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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 09, 1932

Page

28

New Green Township District Void by County Board

The County Board of Education voids the Green Township Haydenville district creation after a remonstrance with sufficient names. Taxation under combined plans would be about 9.65 mills, while separate operation could reach 13 mills. George L. Wright was reappointed as attendance officer for another year amid local petitions and remonstrances.

Logan County Board of Education Green Township Haydenville State Department of Education George L. Wright Newton Spencer Benna Vista Laurelville

Healed an Ulcer with Petersons Ointment Adv

Mrs. J. C. Henderson of Winston Salem North Carolina says an ankle ulcer she suffered for thirty years healed completely after using two boxes of Petersons Ointment. She credits the product with full recovery and notes a big box costs 35 cents at any drug store.

Peterson

Classified and Circulation Notices

The Messenger advertises classifieds and circulation notices under staff correspondent Clinton Webb. Readers are directed to call D Milne at phone 272 for classified ads and related circulation services. The fragment references a local service line and indicates appreciation for the service.

Clinton Webb 6024 Messenger Milne

Logan County April deaths and births detailed in Logan

In Logan April deaths totaled seven of Hocking County's 21. Tuberculosis caused two deaths, pneumonia one, influenza one, with four infants under one among the fatalities. Ten of the decedents were over seventy. Births in Logan included 18 girls to 11 boys with numerous couples named, listing both mothers and fathers.

Logan Hocking County Herbert Richards Lester N. Westenbarger Walter Starr Lester Turner John E. Kline Floyd

Mrs Bony Weed Taken To Columbus Hospital For Observation

Logan May 9 Mrs Bony Weed of Star Township was admitted to a Columbus hospital Friday for observation and several days of treatment after more than a week of illness.

Logan Bony Weed Star Township Columbus

Plans Set for King’s Daughters Musicale in June

Plans were discussed for a King’s Daughters musicale at the Methodist Episcopal Church in Logan. The program, supervised by Mrs. R. R. Lanning, is slated for June 2 after devotionals led by Mrs. Bertha Oberle. Guests included Mrs. Lavon Goodlive and Mrs. Walter K. Brehm among others.

Lanning Lavon Goodlve Mrs. Brehm Brehm L. 8. Robbins Edward Miller Mildred Laube Bertye P. Correll

Frank Walker Recovering After Shoulder Wound

Logan reports Frank Walker of New Plymouth accidentally shot himself in the left shoulder Thursday morning. He is recovering at Cherrington Hospital and, barring complications, is expected to recover rapidly.

Local Ladies Host Card Party Repaying Courtesy

Miss Emma McLain and Mrs. Robert Work entertained for Mrs. G D Yocum of Mechanicsburg and Mrs. Claire Stetler of Cleveland. Four tables played rook with awards to Mrs. Yocum, Mrs. Stetler, and Mrs. Ulrich. Refreshments concluded the evening.

Emma McLain Robert Work G. D. Yocum Mechanicsburg Claire Stetler Cleveland Rook Kenneth Coulter Yocum Stetler George Leyshon East Main Street Gertrude Ulrich

Judge Sustains Demurrer in Lehman Will Case

In Logan on May 9 Judge Harley M. Whitcraft sustained a demurrer in the Walter Lehman et al versus Alonzo B. Lehman et al case. The suit sought to set aside a will and the magistrate court judgment was reversed in Common Pleas.

The Zebra by Col. Sol Stephan

Col Sol Stephan discusses zebras from origin to behavior. He notes Africa as home, three main species with Burchells and Greveys variations, Chapmans Zebra highlighted for markings, and that zebras remain mostly untamable. Zebras move in singles or small groups and migrate when food runs out.

Coloring Guide for Burchells Zebra Species Features

The text details coloring and physical traits of Burchells Zebra including size, ear length, mane, tail, and leg striping. It compares Burchells with Chapman's Zebras and Grevey's Zebra, noting range limits from four feet four inches to four feet six inches, plains habitat, and Abyssinia Somalia bounds. It describes sky, flora, and ground as well as camouflage effects of stripes in varying light. It also notes the herd behavior and gaze as hunters approach.

Africa Burchell Burchell’s Chapman

Absentee Voting Low In Hocking County

In Logan May 9 53 residents used the absent and disabled voters law in Hocking County with 23 added Saturday. Many were students at Columbus Athens or other Ohio points or traveling salesmen. Several voters cast their first ballot.

Logan Hocking County Election Board Columbus Athens Ohio

Morrison Wins Again With Ripley Style Oddities

Red town resident Guy Morrison features in another Believe It Or Not style showcase with a tree trunk hollowed into a horse foot, painstakingly shaped to resemble the lower leg. The item travels through a notary and contest HQ as a quirky exhibit alongside other curiosities and a durable watch saga from John Bell of Hollister.

Guy Morrison Redtown Messenger Office Natural History Museum Guy John Bell Hollister Bell Ohio Detroit Mr. Bell

Heated Committeeman Contest Sought by Weaver and Scott

Logan May 9 report on the Republican primary for State Central Committeeman with incumbent Harry Weaver facing Milton J. Scott of Ross County. Both campaigned in Hocking County this week, distributing campaign literature.

Logan State Central Harry Weaver Milton J. Scott Ross County Hocking County

Strains and Relatives Visited By Colleagues This Weekend

Ashland Kentucky hosts Mr. and Mrs. C E Strain and family with Mr. and Mrs Leroy Strain and family Springfield and Mr. and Mrs John McQuaid and family New Straitsville as guests of Ray mond Bierly and family. Mrs Leroy Strain and children join Strain party on return trip for a short visit. A F Huls and Barbara with Dean Collison visited Columbus. Jack Mount of Columbus stayed with his parents Davis Mount over Sunday. Roland Canan of Columbus spent the day here.

C. E. Strain Ashland Leroy Strain Springfield John McQuaid New Straitsville Raymond Bierly Columbus Jack Mount Davis Roland Canan

Logan Visit Notes From Sunday Socials

Miss Ida Rosser of Columbus visited relatives in Logan over the weekend. Mr. and Mrs Clyde Martin and daughter also from Columbus were guests of Mr and Mrs E M Martin in Logan Sunday. The Weymueller family visited Glouster to see Dr and Mrs Henry Gibson and Virginia Morris of Glouster spent Friday and Saturday with the Weymuellers in Logan.

Ida Rosser Columbus Logan Clyde Martin E. M. Martin M. F. Weymaeler Glouster Henry Gibson Virginia Morris M. F. Weymueller

Rockbridge High honors Trude Hufford for perfect attendance

Miss Gertrude Hufford of Rockbridge graduated with highest honor from Rockbridge High School this spring after twelve years of attendance with perfect punctuality. She excelled scholastically and held leadership roles in basketball and music activities.

Rockbridge Gertrude Hufford

Mrs Wellman Hosts Tourist Club At Mound Street Home

Mrs. John Wellman hosted the Tourist Club on Thursday afternoon at her Mound Street residence. The program focused on History of Our Patriotic Songs as the featured paper.

John Wellman Mound Street

Amesville and Trimble Artists Win This Week

Local youth art contest honors camel drawings and colorful entries from Amesville Trimble and surrounding towns Ruth Carpenter wins 9 12 group drawing of a camel Jack Brown takes 6 9 group prize with a vivid colored camel entries list names of participants from Amesville Trimble Athens Logan Millfield Coolville and more with next week featuring a zebra theme and more prizes awarded by age group.

Central Asia Ruth Carpenter Amesville Ruth Louise Johnson Trimble Warren Russell Coolville Jack Brown Mary C. Chambers Logan Esther Keirns Millfield Robert Reedkin Tuppers Plains Elmer Elliott New Marshfield Fannie Burts Lloyd Dudworth Sharpsburg Mary Cole Betty Rush Kathryn Johnson Dorothea Nichols Margaret Addington Grace Brewer Lillie Mae Hoowr Vern Braugh Maxine Steinmetz Verna Sayre Steven Foweress Charles Jones Leona Schoeman Dorothy Ann Johnson

Neighborhood Ladies Gather for Meeting and Song

Entered by Mrs C E Bowen roll call answered by facts about present day composers the group sang patriotic songs dinner served at six guests included Mrs D A Rannells Mrs Alice White Mrs M H Cherrington Mrs Ida Mathias Mrs Warren Bright Mrs Emerson Poston Mrs W B Lacock Mrs Forest E Weinrich Mrs Anna Cole Mrs A F White Mrs E E Campbell Mrs H M Boocks Logan and Mrs G D Yocum of Mechanicsburg

C. E. Bowen D. A. Rannells Alice White M. H. Cherrington Ida Mathias Warren Bright Emerson Poston W. B. Lacock Forest E. Weinrich Anna Cole A. F. White E. E. Campbell H. M. Boocks Logan G. D. Yocum Mechanicsburg

Local visitors tour Logan and surrounding towns

J W Coleman spent Sunday in Rome with his aged mother Mrs J W Coleman Sr. Dr and Mrs Charles Thomas of Zanesville visited Mr and Mrs Harry Shaw in Logan. Dr and Mrs Walter Cruise of Zanesville were in Logan to see Mr and Mrs John Cruise.

J. W. Coleman Rome Adams County Charles Thomas Zanesville Logan Harry Shaw Walter Cruise John Cruise

Native of Qualey Is Dead in Pennsylvania

Mrs Esther Divine Williams aged 72 a native of the western section of Washington County died in a Lansdowne hospital Thursday night at 10 oclock. She lived in Harmar for years and was a former missionary of the Methodist Church in India wife of Rev George P Williams of Langdowne Pa the news reaching Mrs James S.

Devol Kinship Tied to Divine Family in Dunbar Area

The text notes Devol whose girlhood home lay near the Divine family home in Dunbar. Esther Divine is identified as the eldest daughter of the late Laughlin and Mary Roe Divine, with a birth dated near Qualey on February 26, 1560.

Devol Divine Dunbar Hood Esther Divine Laughlin Mary Roe Divine Qualey

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Mohican Construction Company Carpenter Hardware Company Citizens Savings Association James A. Britton Fred, Co Filinger Eli Offler Plan Musicale King’s Daughters Walker Courthouse News Col Sol Stephan The Cincinnati Zoological Garden Zebra Morrison Moss Walter P. Porter Grosvenor Street Porter Athens High School Florida Kipling FE. H. Gaylord Bluefield West Virginia H. H. Fuller Rex Weaver Scott Green Mountains Ohios the Security Bank Athens, Ohio Pennsylvania C. D. Shafer CO Zenners Athens County
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