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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 17, 1943
Page
10
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Hocking County and Logan city schools conduct surveys to find male students available for after school and summer farm labor. A county extension file tracks workers with classes to instruct youth on farm tasks and safety led by instructors H D Saxton and B L Thompson. Dates for classes await final plans and announcements.
Logan records 14 births and nine deaths for April with 13 births and five deaths in Hocking County excluding Logan. Boys born to Sparks, Devore, Mohler, May, McDaniel, Bertram, Morrison. Girls to Fetheroff, Crane, Belter, Thompson, Cox, Allison. Logan City births list McIntosh, Johnson, McGuire, Ohlinger, Mark, Chaffin, Bailey, Spergie, Conrad, Burt. Logan area births to Withem, Smoot, Stump, Kuhn. Delayed registration notes Withem female.
A large crowd attended Friday’s county wide canning demonstration at Gibisonville School led by Ruth Bennington, county home demonstration agent. The event was organized with Superintendent Kenneth Christy and Mary Ruth Krinn, home economist, with more demos planned in other communities per Bennington and Jane King of the FSA.
Logan Frank Redfern of Laurelville has been retained to assist Jackson County Prosecuting Attorney Ben son Owens in the trial of Russell Wills of Jackson County. Wills is indicted for the shotgun murder of George Borland, with Charles Woods named as the confessed participant in the robbery murder.
Mrs James Dollison of Columbus is critically ill with pneumonia at Mt. Carmel Hospital. She formerly visited Judge Oliver right home on E Main Street now occupied by the Bell family. Olivia eh, from New York, travels to be with her.
Logan notes describe a Friday W C T U meeting at the Methodist social rooms led by Mrs E M Godfrey with singing prayer and devotions. Program speakers included Mrs Paul Monks Mrs Bert Bell and Miss Mary Harpster with topics on the home children and youth. Other club listings and social notices follow with various meetings and hostesses plus an obituary notice of appointment for Lillie J Maynard estate.
Logan Ohio Mrs Ruth Bennington county home demonstration agent says plans are set for the annual meeting of Hocking County 4-H club officers and advisors at East School Building Saturday morning The main speaker will be C C Lang assistant state 4-H club leader who will discuss club projects across the state in support of the war effort Additional plans will be announced later
Logan Hocking County farmers are urged to save every bit of hay for feed in the coming season. County extension agent James R. Smoot warns that cutting hay too late wastes yield and reduces quality as mature hay has lower protein content.
Logan police say the city and county had a quiet weekend with only routine calls and no arrests, according to officers Sunday night.
Ralph Owings of Logan Route 1 reports two Victory eggs laid by his hens. Each egg carries a plain V mark on the shell as shown.
Logan residents learn of a WWII prisoner of war broadcast from Berlin. Pvt Clyde Bloomfield’s mother Ruth Bloomfield received three letters and three postcards from listeners across New York City Johnstown Dearborn Ashland and Charleston after hearing the nightly short wave message. Ed Mundys family in Logan also heard the broadcast hoping for news about their son Charles a POW in Germany.
Mrs Homer John son will host the Loyal Womens Class monthly meeting at 1 30 p m Wednesday at the First Church of Christ. Mrs Carl Shafer leads the program with Mrs L H Pender grass as devotional leader. All women of the church are invited to participate.
Chauncey Mr and Mrs Car roll Tippett and daughter Carolyn and Mrs Sam Tippett Chauncey and Gordon Mingus Millfield were in Parkersburg Saturday. Mr and Mrs Roy Totman Chester Hill Ohio formerly of Millfield were entertained Sunday in the home of Mr and Mrs Herbert Mingus Millfield.
MARLOWE Roussel, age 43, a miller and Millfield resident dies after a throat infection. Funeral services are planned at 2 p.m. from the Millfield Methodist Church with burial in Hilltop cemetery. He is survived by his wife Lena, one son Robert, his father and six brothers. Oscar B. Adkins is seriously ill with influenza at his home in Chauncey.
Mr and Mrs Harry Moore of Lower Plains report their son Melvin Moore has been promoted to Corporal. In a letter home he recalls a Nile Valley trip in Egypt by horse and buggy visiting the King’s Palace. Before enlisting he worked at Rauch Bakery in Athens.
CHAUNCEY Members of The Plains Garden Club will be entertained in the home of Mrs Thom as Marcinko The Plains Wednesday night May 19 The meeting is held this week instead of the last week in the month because of high school activities Members are asked to note the date change.
Mr. and Mrs. Mark Fiske announce the birth of a son, Mark Stephen, at their Ravenna Ohio home on Tuesday May 4. Grandparents are Charles Fiske of Beaumont and Mrs Emma Rupe of Sand Ridge.
Mrs Wilma Palmer Brickles of Athens formerly Chauncey underwent major surgery at Sheltering Arms Hospital last week. She is reported making a good recovery. Mrs Brickles is the daughter of Mrs Minnie Palmer of Chauncey.
Armenian women spread jelly on cloth to dry it, rolling it into rug shapes for long term storage. The dried sheets are then stored for future use.
Chauncey Hollis Stalder clerk of the Chauncey-Dover Board of Education announced the monthly meeting will be held May 19 in the office of the Superintendent of Schools in Chauncey.
Mrs. Maybelle Mingus will host the Millfield Needle Club meeting at her residence Wednesday night. The gathering was moved from Edith McDaniel’s home to the Mingus house.
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