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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1930
Page
6
Commons clash over treaty stirs seapower fears
Fragmentary report shows vigorous attack from Conservative benches on the treaty described as leaving Britain a definite threat to seapower. Opposition leader Winston Churchill drew cheers as Laborite support faded amid debate.
Banquet Draws 163 for Logan High Classes
At the Easterling Clubhouse in Logan on a Wednesday evening 163 members from two classes and the high school faculty attended the all Junior-Senior Banquet. Charles Miller led Welcome to the Senior Class with William Beard presiding. Miss Helen Cole won Miss Logan High School after a popularity contest conducted by the Aerial Staff. The event ended with dancing at Beta Hall and a joint reception with the Sophomore Class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Charles Miller
William Beard
Fredrib
Burchfield
Ted Bawner
Fritz Ambrose
Jean Webb
Docket Clearances Planned in Logan Common Pleas Court
Beginning May 13 for two weeks, Logan Common Pleas Court will clear several cases. Judge Harley M. Whitcroft will preside first week with a petit jury. the next week Judge James Darby McArcher will preside Monday and Tuesday. Assignments span May 19 through June 5 including cases like Farmers and Merchants Bank versus George Nutter and several civil actions and state prosecutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sieger
Lane
Wanting
Lorimer
Davis Va
Zimmerman
Torpedo Company
Walt
Kuhn
Font Ve. Ford
McGrady Wa
McGrady
Brown
C J. Juergensmeier
Dan James
Huber
Sinfer Ve
Priest Ve. Walters
Schaal
Bosrid of Education
Ward Township
Breece Manufacturing Company
The
Logan Manufacturing Company
Patterson
Linton
Dennis Va. Pyle
Manufacturing Finance Accounting Corporation
Va. Sherif W. BR. Lierd
Green Et al
Ve. Nutter Et al
Sidney wins in national health contest progress report
May 14 Logan receives notice that Sidney is among five winning cities in the 1327 National Inter-Chamber Health Conservation Contest by the United States Chamber of Commerce. The story notes Dr. Benjamin Stephenson, former health commissioner here now in Sidney, who also served as Ohio's representative at the International Health Conference in Zurich.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Sidney
United States Chamber of Commerce
Hocking County
Benjamin &. Stephenson
Shelby County
Stephenson
Ohio
Zurich
Switzerland
Western and Southern Life Insurance Members Meet in Logan
A May 1 gathering in Logan brought together members from four watts of the Western and Southern Life Insurance Company. C. J. Williams presided as superintendent. lunch was at Mast Restaurant followed by bowling and an evening party at the Pythian Theater. Attendees included C. J. Williams H. Hoffer J BR Clark J D Heister L M Rodgers H Staller F L Whrier N M Brown W Breckenridge P RK Gibbon and W K Moulton from Circleville C H Stanberry K Akerman C F Wing and W M Ferris from Logan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Breckenridge
P. RK. Gibbon
W. K. Moulton
Logan
Arrest in Nelsonville man charged with non support
Logan May 16 Frank Bennett of Nelsonville was arrested Wednesday by Chief Bateman on request of Hocking County officers. Deputy Sheriff Joe Fardbean brought him to Logan and jailed him to await arraignment on a non support charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Frank Bennett
Nelsonville
Rg¢ Bateman
Hocking County
Joe Fardbeann
Well Bred Barred Rocks At Athens Hatchery
The Athens Chick Hatchery promotes the Park strain of Barred Plymouth Rocks famed for heavy laying. Foundation Parks stock began in 1923 with annual improvements from Parks farm imports and a master breed flock’s progeny. Manager Harry At urges early contact to meet demand for quality chicks and ensure satisfactory care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens Chick Hatchery
Park
Birds of Parks
Athens
Kithe Parks Farm
Harry
Birthday Party for Martha Ann Kin ger at Gallagher Avenue
Mrs Dallas Kin ger hosted a sixth birthday luncheon for her daughter Martha Ann on Wednesday afternoon from 3 to 6 at her Gallagher Avenue home. Seventeen guests attended including Jean Krieg Prather Penns Shriner Eberet Henderson Henderson and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Ann
Dallas Kinger
Gallagher Avenue
Jean Krieg
Jean Prather
Jean Penns
Dorothy Jean Shriner
Jean Eberet
Phrilis Jean Henderson
Jo Ann Henderson
Fletse Harmon
Margaret King
Charles Starcher
Claude Brandon
Ruth Hansley
Carol Port
Thelms Freese
Margaret Ann Themes
Jack Kiner
Mary Margaret Keller
Mary “X
Ee Coleman
Miriam Rowley
Donald Truebleed
Glenn Westbrooke
Katy Jo Collison
Ruth Ann Boocks
Annabelle Heine
Among Ourselves Club Meeting At Mia Merritt Wonn Home
Mia Merritt Wonn hosted an East Hunter Street gathering for the Among Ourselves Club with a three course luncheon and seasonal flower table decor. Mrs. C W Scheide spoke on Electrical Appliances during the problem hour, and Mrs. Wilbur Lanning performed two piano solos and the Rip Van Winkle cantata. Next meeting will be hosted by Mrs. W H Hansel near the city. guests included Mr. Bert Bel, Mrs. Kitty Dill, Mrs. J W Gabriel, Mrs. L O Bert, Miss Christine Frasch, and Mrs H C Scheide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mia Merritt Wonn
East Hunter Street
C. W. Scheide
Wilbur Lanning
Rip van Winkle
W. H. Hansel
Election board members invited to Columbus meeting
Hocking County Election Board members are asked to attend a Columbus meeting May 23 hosted by Secretary of State Clarence J. Brown. The gathering aims to clarify new election law provisions soon to take effect at the August primary. Attendees from Logan include J W Hulse Rockbridge H N Armstrong Laurelville Bemee Biam J G Collins and Charlies C Achauer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockbridge
H. N. Armstrong
Laurelville
Bemee
Biam
J. G. Collins
Charlies C. Achauer
Logan
Better Home Makers Club Meets at Green Township Home
Mrs John entertained the Better Home Makers Club at her country home in Green Town ship near the city on Wednesday. Newly elected president Mrs Lee Armstrong led the first meeting of the new officers. A paper on Mother in the Home was given by Mrs Miles Graham. Roll call featured articles on the topic by Mrs Graham. During social hour Mr Armstrong and Mrs Ellsworth Eheinscheid won a contest. Mrs John Redman hosted a radio broadcast with all members invited. Assisted by Mrs George Schwall and Mrs William Barthlow lunch was served. Guests included Mrs Schwall Mrs Charles Aadcock Mrs John George Mrs John Rider Mrs Warne Barthiowr Mrs Peter Shafer and Miss Jene Jackson of Chaunee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
Better Home Makers Club
Green Township
Lee Armstrong
Miles Graham
Graham
Armstrong
Ellsworth Eheinscheid
John Redman
George Schwall
William Barthlow
Democrat Nomination Field Grows In Logan
May 16 dispatch notes W H Disbennet of Logan filed for the Democratic nomination for commissioner after obtaining a petition from Charles Co Achauer. He will oppose John M Conkle who filed last week. W S Yaw, whose auditor bid was uncertain, filed a petition and will face Earl Soliday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
W. H. Disbennet
Charles Co. Achauer
John M. Conkle
Yaw
Earl Soliday
Logan business delegation tours Philo plant visit
Headed by H E. Rose division superintendent for the Ohio Power Company a Logan business delegation of professional men visited the Philo plant Thursday afternoon to view the facility. The company invites city professionals to spend a day in visitation annually.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
H E. Rose
Ohio Power Company
Philo
Wallace McVey Returns Home After Visit
Wallace McVey arrives back in Detroit Wednesday evening after an extended visit with his parents Mr and Mrs Samuel McVey of West Hunter Street. Carl Hartmann of this city attended the Capital University celebration in Columbus Tuesday as guest of professors Karl Busch and Fred Kohler. A miscellaneous shower for bride Mrs Harold Potts, hosted by Mr and Mrs David Lioyd in Greendale Saturday evening, drew forty two guests who brought numerous gifts. T D Brown of Haydenville made a business trip to this city Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallace McVey
Detroit
Samuel McVey
West Hunter Street
Carl Hartmann
Columbus
Capital University
Karl Busch
Fred Kohler
David Lioyd
Greendale
Harold Potts
T. D. Brown
Haydenville
Reverend Steedy Visits and Returns with Parents
The Rev H W Steedy of Columbus stayed with his parents Mr and Mrs John L Steedy in this city Tuesday night. Wednesday the family returned to Columbus to remain the rest of the week. The Women’s Home Missionary Society of the M E Church planned a meeting at 3 PM next Tuesday. Mire Will Shaw, long-time resident since her husband’s death, left for Cleveland this week. Mr and Mrs Fred Warner of Upper Sandusky visited the city on Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. W. Steedy
Columbus
John L. Steedy
Women's Home Missionary Ty
M. E. Church
Will Shaw
Cleveland
Fred Warner
Upper Sandusky
Logan High Track Squad Preps for South Eastern Ohio Meet
Logan High will field its strongest team for the South Eastern Ohio District Track and Field Meet at Ironton. Coach Ted leads eliminations over a week to select finalists, with rivals Tron ton Chillicothe Portsmouth and Washington D. H. as top challengers. Athletes like Thorne Dupler and relay squads posted times near or above last year’s marks, and a full entrant list is provided for events including the 100 and 220 yard dashes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Ohio
Ironton
Ted
Tronton
Teri
Chillicothe
Portsmouth
Washington D. H
Logan High
Thorne
Dupler
E. Bray
Shaw
Rheumatism Gets a Knockout Blow
A Charleston WV reader credits ORANGE BRAND TONIC and GOLDEN NUGGETS with curing long standing rheumatism after tried medicines and doctors failed. She urges others with rheumatism neuritis stomach trouble weak kidneys and low vitality to seek treatment at Lash's Drug Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charieston St
Charleston
W. Va
Lash
Track Meet Event Pairings and Names Online
The notes list events and pairing of runners and throwers including Sheperd C Dupler Brashares Shaw Bray Jones Zeig ler Brey Blosser Zanner Thorne Gooding E Brey Roberts Shepard Allen. It reads like a draft program for mile run high hurdles relay shot put discus javelin pole vault and broad jump with multiple partner pairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheperd
C. Dupler
Shaw
Brashares
W. Bray
Jones
Zeigler
W. Brey
E. Bray
Blosser
Zanner
Thorne
Gooding
Zegner
Sheets
E. Brey
Roberts
Shepard
Goodbye
Allen and Jones
Hoover signs bill to ease federal prison congestion
President Hoover signed a bill creating a Bureau of Prisons under the Justice Department and authorizing camps or workhouses where local housing is unavailable. Each facility may cost up to 100000. He also approved a 315000000 Interior Department appropriation for the year ending June 30 1931 to enable new Indian Service undertakings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
U.P
Hoover
Bureau of Prisons
Justice Department
Interior Department
Indian Service
Interior secretary backs Indian health bill and park enlargements
The Geological Survey and National Park Service announced an Interior Department plan approving $2,388,000 to protect Indian health. President Hoover signed a bill creating Carlsbad Caverns National Park in New Mexico and expanding Fremont National Forest in Oregon, plus a land exchange with private owners in Petrified Forest National Monument in Arizona.
MacDonald Defends London Naval Treaty in Commons
Prime Minister J Ramsay MacDonald defended the London Naval Treaty in a lengthy speech before the House of Commons on May 16 in London. He argued the accord would promote peace while addressing naval limitations and security concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
J. Ramsay MacDonald
Colliers Weekly Wins Libel Suit in Hidalgo County
A federal jury in Brownsville Texas today returned a verdict for Colliers Weekly in the libel suit brought by R B Crease. Creager alleged an article by Owen P White connected his name with graft in Hidalgo County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brownsville
Tex
Colliers Weekly
R. B. Crease
National Republican Committeem
Texas
Creager
Anticle
Owen P. White
Hidalgo County
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City
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Entertains Club
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Mans
dJenet Gaybor
Charles Parrei
Wilt Rogers
Victor McLagren
Diane Lee
A Het
Mat
Election Board
ST Ha Mae
Aare
High School
Logans
Orange
Bre
V. L. Crowder
General Electric
Southern Ohio Electric
MacDonald
Winston Churchill
Colliers Wins
Julia M. Brown
Lydia
S.C
Resinol Chemical 'Timore, Md
Buyer
Miter Bros
Wall Paper
Dial
Athens, Ohio
Westinghouse
Wheaton
Chas
Millikan
Optometrist
Millikan’s Jewelry
Masonic Building
Bennett Company
Bennett
Bennett's
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