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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1942
Page
10
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Logan Sheriff Floyd Duffy said Lloyd B. Martin a 23 year old Mansfield parolee held for the $200 theft of motion picture gear from Jack Rizers car in Hackensack New Jersey has been moved from New Philadelphia to Hocking County jail. Martin listed Zanesville Route 1 as his address and admitted to ransacking at least six cars in Logan. Equipment found in his car and prosecutors expect action locally rather than Mansfield staffing, with disposition set for early next week.
Logan Ohio baseball star Albert Leonard son of Mr and Mrs Walter Leonard of Second Street was awarded his varsity W at a campus convocation on the Ohio Wesleyan University Delaware campus He helped his team win against Ohio University by pitching and hitting the winning run though he lost one game this season He is expected to pitch for the Logan Mingos opening their Nelsonville Twilight League season Monday night against an unnamed foe.
Logan Ohio area report: Ward Rural Board of Education must execute continuing contracts for Adrian Dodds Blosser Adrien Turner and Sylvia Dodds Thorne in the Ward School district dated September 3 1941. Judge Phil A Henderson issued the order in a mandamus case filed in the Court of Common Pleas. Writes served by Sheriff Floyd Duffy. Forest Weinrich and Fred A Murray represented plaintiffs. George Christman counsel for defendants.
Dr. Martha Koehne of the state health department addressed the Logan nutrition class, outlining the effects of vitamins and the essential proportions for good health. The next meeting is planned for Wednesday evening May 27 at the office of Dr. H G Southard, county health commissioner.
Columbus detective Robert Bob Cook, known for a years old gunfight and arrest of three bandits, came to Logan to return a Hocking County man held in the county jail. He previously resided in Logan before joining the Columbus police force.
About 400 people attended the flag raising ceremony Sunday at Chauncey Mine 25 of the New York Coal Co sponsored by Chauncey Local 358. Mayor Hines offered the welcome and Rev Court ney gave the invocation. Speeches were made by T J Price P C Morris Cap Smith and Thor Olson. The Chauncey Dover High School Band played and the audience sang America.
Grace Burch hosted a Mother's Bible Class gathering from Zion Church for a stork shower honoring Mrs Delbert Peyton, with pink and white gifts, sandwiches, cake and coffee. Attendees included Mable Swartz, Lizzie Langle, Hazel Luman, Flora Grant and others. Also noted a Loyal Woman's Bible Class meeting to be hosted by Mrs William A Hartley at Mill Street with Mrs Burg Johnston leading.
Mrs. Mabel Mingus will host at her Millfield home Tuesday night for members of the Millfield Needle Club as they meet for sewing and socializing.
Chauncey will host a weekly quilting session by the Ladies Aid Society of the Methodist Church all day Wednesday at the church.
Chauncey doctor Warren V Sprague underwent major surgery at the Mayo Clinic in Rochester Minnesota last week. His condition is favorable and improving slowly after prior serious illness and multiple blood transfusions. He traveled by air accompanied by his son Dr Lindley V Sprague of Madison Wisconsin who stayed with him at the hospital.
Funeral services for Walter J. Sanders 68 a Chauncey resident who died Friday at his Albany home were held Sunday at 3 30 p m in the Albany M E Church with Rev Gilbert Courtney officiating. A quartet sang two selections and burial followed in Hebbardsville Cemetery. Attending from Chauncey and Millfield were many Sanders relatives including Clarence Ray Carson C N Sanders Lewis Charles Chester Amy Jo and others along with Harvey Courtney and George Pendergrass.
Vera Bridgewater led a Mother's Day program at Zion Church in Chauncey Lower Plains with recitations by children and youths and readings by mothers. Vera Bridgewater sang a solo and a duet was performed by Mrs Emma Barstow and Mrs Dessie Sickles. Carnations were given to all mothers present.
Mr and Mrs Emory Hammond ofLower Plains hosted recent guests including Mr and Mrs Leonard Hammond and Mr and Mrs Wilbur Hammond from Columbus. Also visiting was Mrs Bernice Dowler and daughter Lela of Chauncey.
Walter Leonard, Logan funeral director, purchased a new automobile from C. C. Redd Motor Company. He received permission to buy from the Logan Rationing Board at its last meeting.
Logan reports Mrs William Humphrey of Shawnee was discharged Saturday after a major surgical operation at Cherrington Hospital performed last week.
Lewis Konkel of Cleveland pleaded guilty to reckless driving and was fined $10 and costs after arraignment before Magistrate Frank St. Clair. He was arrested by Sheriff Floyd Duffy and Deputy Jack Waldron on Route 33 south of Logan.
The Logan A near capacity audience attended the annual Logan Senior High School class play titled Janey's One-Track Mind. The three act comedy was directed by Miss Bar telle Hamilton, the dramatics faculty instructor.
A large audience filled the Gibisosville High School auditorium Friday night for the two act musical comedy Paints and Patches. The operetta was rehearsed and directed by Mrs. Margaret Geiger from the high school music faculty.
Funeral services were held Sunday at 2 p m for Mrs Idella England 62 who died Friday at her home in Green Township The Rev W H Marshall Lancaster officiated Burial was in Smith Chapel Cemetery Survivors include her husband three brothers and one sister
Mrs Walter Lane of Logan, badly burned while trying to rescue a pocketbook from her burning home, is improving at Cherrington Hospital. The blaze destroyed the residence and all furnishings.
Logan residents heard a 4-H Club program transcription broadcast Saturday noon on WOSU Columbus. James R. Smoot and Ruth Bennington supervised the program featuring Dr. H. G. Southard and several 4-H members including Jean Wharton, Leota Starner, and the Rockbridge Girls Sextet.
Funeral services were held Monday at 2 p m at Leon Funeral Home for Alva Rose 83 who died Saturday morning at his home 17 West Front Street after a long illness Burial was in Shaw Cemetery Rose a lifelong Logan resident was a former railroad worker and tile plant worker He is survived by five sons three daughters and four sisters.
Logan police report a fingerprint expert from the state highway patrol dusted tire robbery crime scenes for prints. Results will be known in several days as prints are evaluated for clarity and identification.
Edward Ream of Sugar Grove was arraigned before Mayor Denzil Weltner on a driving while intoxicated charge. He pleaded guilty and was fined $100 plus costs. driving privileges were suspended. Ream was arrested over the weekend by state highway patrolmen.
Mrs. Sam Cole of Logan was discharged Sunday from Cherrington Hospital after a major surgical operation performed several days earlier.
James Mohler of Union Furnace was bound over to the grand jury on a $500 bond after pleading not guilty to driving while intoxicated. Magistrate Frank St. Clair arraigned him over the weekend. The arrest affidavit was filed by Alta Adcock of Union Furnace. The DUI case stems from an earlier car crash that injured Mrs. Adcock and her two children, who have since been released from Cherrington Hospital.
According to information from friends and relatives here Paul Puffy Hartman former Logan youth has been transferred from Ft Francis E Warren Cheyenne Wyo Hartman volunteered for army duty several months ago He is the son of Mrs Paul Fox Zanesville Avenue
Logan resident Miriam Mack was admitted Saturday to Cherrington Hospital for treatment and observation. The article notes hay fever was unknown before white contact with the New World.
In a Messenger photograph of American troops crossing a bridge after arrival in Australia, relatives tentatively identify George Frey, a 26 year old former Union Furnace athlete now serving in the U S Army. Relatives believe his letters are censored and note he is a brother of Addison Frey of Logan.
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