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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1942
Page
12
Fragmentary text mentions Mr Hu, a game, and an obituary notice. It remains unclear who is involved and what event is described. Further readable details are needed to provide a precise summary.
Salir Pat defeats Po in a close race at Lea track with a two dollar stake noted. The event highlights a tight finish and notable betting activity during the outing.
Logan Sheriff Floyd Duffy said Lloyd B. Martin a 23 year old Mansfield parolee arrested for the April 30 theft of 200 dollars worth of motion picture equipment from a Hackensack North Dakota car has been moved from New Philadelphia jail to Hocking County jail. Martin admitted to ransacking at least six automobiles in Logan. The stolen gear was found in his car and he faces prosecution locally rather than returning to Mansfield.
Albert Leonard of Logan was awarded his varsity W insignia at Ohio Wesleyan University in a campus convocation. The pitcher helped guide OWU to wins including a victory over Ohio University and posted one loss. he also drove in the winning run. He is expected to start for the Logan Miners in the Nelsonville Twilight League opener against an unnamed foe.
Logan. The Ward Rural Board of Education was ordered to execute and deliver continuing contracts to Adrian Dodd Blosser Adrien Turner and Sylvia Dodds Thorne for the Ward School district dated September 4 1941 by Judge Phil A Henderson in a mandamus action filed Friday in the Court of Common Pleas. The writes were served on the school board by Sheriff Floyd Duffy. Forest Weinrich and Fred A Murray represent the plaintiffs with George Christmans counsel for the defendants.
Dr. Martha Koehne from the state health department spoke to the Logan nutrition class on vitamins and essential proportions for health. The next meeting is scheduled for Wednesday evening May 27 at Dr. H G Southard’s county health office.
Logan receives Columbus detective Robert Cook known for a past gunfight with three bandits. He had been in Logan over the weekend to bring a Hocking County man held in the county jail.
About 400 people attended the flag raising at Chauncey Mine 25 of the New York Coal Co sponsored by Chauncey Local 358. Mayor Hines gave the welcome and Rev Court ney invoked. Speakers included T J Price and P C Morris. Cap Smith and Thor Olson spoke. American Legion post led the event with H T Rainey as chair. The Chauncey Dover High School Band performed as the audience sang America.
Chauncey physician Dr. Warren V. Sprague underwent major surgery last week at the Mayo Clinic in Rochester Minnesota. Word from Mrs. Sprague says his condition is favorable and improving slowly after serious illness and several blood transfusions. He traveled to Minnesota by air with his son Dr. Lindley V. Sprague of Madison Wisconsin remaining with him at the hospital.
Grace Burch hosted a stork shower at her Lower Plains home for Mrs. Delbert Peyton née Eileen Bullock. Zion Church Mothers Bible Class members attended, bringing pink and white gifts. Refreshments included sandwiches cake and coffee. Present: Mable Swartz Lizzie Langle Hazel Lyman Flora Grant Lois Stage Ollie Gabriel Louise Potts Cora Hammond Dessie Sickles Emma Hawk Imogene Calendine Adrienne Moore Bessie Moore Vera Bridgewater Emma Barstow Katherine Coon F E Cook Mildred Patterson Cledyth Peyton Eileen Peyton Grace Burchfield.
Mrs. William A. Hartley hosts the Loyal Woman's Bible Class of the First Church of Christ at her Mill Street residence on Wednesday at 1 30 P M. Mrs. Burg Johnston will lead the business meeting and the lesson.
Mrs. Mabel Mingus of Millfield will host the Millfield Needle Club gathering at her home Tuesday night for club members.
The Methodist Church Ladies Aid Society in Chauncey holds a full day quilting event at the church on Wednesday. The gathering includes members from the community to sew and share.
Funeral services for Walter J. Sanders age 68 a longtime resident who died Friday at his Albany home were held Sunday afternoon at 3 30 in the Albany Methodist Episcopal Church with Rev Gilbert Courtney officiating A quartet sang burial was in Hebbardsville Cemetery. Attending from Chauncey and Millfield were Clarence and Amy Jo Sanders Ray Sanders and others.
Vera Bridgewater led the program at Zion Church Lower Plains with readings by mothers and recitations by children. Vera sang a solo and Emma Barstow and Dessie Sickles performed a duet. Carnations were given to all attending mothers.
Mr and Mrs Emory Hammond of Chauncey entertained relatives including Mr and Mrs Leonard Hammond and Mr and Mrs Wilbur Hammond from Columbus along with Mrs Bernice Dowler and daughter Lela from Chauncey for a recent visit.
Walter Leonard a Logan funeral director purchased a new automobile from C C Redd Motor Company. He obtained a certificate of permission to buy the vehicle from the Logan Rationing Board at its last meeting.
Mrs William Humphrey of Shawnee was discharged Saturday after a major surgical operation performed last week at Cherrington Hospital.
Lewis Konkel of Cleveland pleaded guilty to reckless driving. He was arraigned by Magistrate Frank St. Clair and fined 10 dollars plus costs after arrest on Route 33 south of Logan by Sheriff Floyd Duffy and Deputy Jack Waldron.
Logan A high school audience packed the auditorium for the annual class play Janey's One-Track Mind a three act comedy directed by Miss Bartelle Hamilton dramatics instructor presented Friday at Logan Senior High School.
A large crowd attended Gibisonville High School's two act musical comedy Paints and Patches in the school auditorium Friday night. The operetta was rehearsed and directed by Mrs. Margaret Geiger of 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 followed at Smith Chapel Cemetery Survivors include her husband three brothers and one sister
Mrs. Walter Lane of Logan, severely burned while attempting to recover a pocketbook from her blazing home, is improving at Cherrington Hospital. The fire destroyed the dwelling and all its furnishings.
Logan 4-H Club program aired Saturday noon on WOSU Columbus during Farm and Home Hour. James R. Smoot and Ruth Bennington supervised. Dr. H. G. Southard health commissioner attended with several participants and 4-H members from Rockbridge and Enterprise Victory clubs performed.
Funeral services for Alva Rose aged 83 were held Monday at 2 p m at the Leonard Funeral Home for a long illness. Burial followed in Shaw Cemetery. A Logan resident, Rose was a former railroad worker and tile plant worker and is survived by five sons three daughters and four sisters.
Police chief says a fingerprint expert from the state highway patrol in Columbus dusted robbery scenes for prints. Results will come in days. Several prints were secured but identification depends on print clarity.
Edward Ream of Sugar Grove was arraigned before Mayor Denzil Weltner on DUI charges. He pled guilty and was fined 100 dollars plus costs. Driving privileges were suspended and state highway patrols arrested him over the weekend.
Mrs Sam Cole of Logan was discharged from Cherrington Hospital Sunday after undergoing a major operation several days earlier.
James Mohler of Union Furnace was bound over to the grand jury on a $500 bond after a weekend arraignment before Magistrate Frank St. Clair. Charged with driving while intoxicated, the case stems from an automobile accident that injured Mrs. Alta 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 Wyoming Hartman volunteered for army duty several months ago He is the son of Mrs Paul Fox Zanesville Avenue.
Miss Miriam Mack of Logan was admitted Saturday to Cherrington Hospital for treatment and observation. The report notes hay fever as a historical curiosity, stating it was unknown in the New World before white settlers arrived.
In a Messenger image of American troops crossing a bridge in Australia relatives tentatively identify George Frey, a former Union Furnace youth and Logan native, now serving in the United States Army. His letters appear censored, and he is described as a 26 year old brother of Addison Frey of Logan.
County health commissioner Dr H G Southard said the Murray City School conference drew good attendance. Health checks were given to children aged one to six years and immunizations provided to preschoolers who will turn six by January 1 1943, with plans for future conferences in other communities.
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