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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 18, 1953

Page

3

Final Plans Set for Logan County 4-H Auction

Hocking County 4-H Club Council completes plans for a county auction at the fairgrounds to raise funds for the Ohio 4-H Foundation. Auctioneer Harold Goddard will lead the 10 am sale with items from farm implements to home furnishings. Proceeds benefit scholarships and training programs. county aims to complete its $1000 quota.

Logan Hocking County Charles Ingraham Fairgrounds Ingraham Ohio State University Ohio Harold Goddard Bartlett Washington County Rosalie Ansel Verna Rheinscheld Kate Burcham Ray Grove J. B. Wagoner

Millfield Church Board to Meet at 7:30 P M

The official board of Millfield Christian Church will hold a meeting at 7 30 p m at the church to discuss church affairs and plans.

Chauncey Millfield Christian Church

James H. Kennison Last Rites Held

Last rites were held in Murray City for James H. Kennison a 76 year old retired coal miner. Survivors include his daughter Mrs. Glenna Shuttleworth his brother Leslie in Murray City his sister Mrs. Jessie Sensabaugh Mt. Vernon one grandchild and two great grandchildren. Burial was in Murray City cemetery following the funeral at the residence.

Logan Murray City James H. Kennison Kennison Glenna Shuttleworth Leslie Jessie Sensabaugh Mt. Vernon

Scholarships Are Available for Ohio State University

Logan county 4 H members may apply for more than 35 OSU scholarships in the Colleges of Agriculture and Home Economics. Applications are due in Columbus by June 11. Only one county application has been received so far. Robbie Dean Davis of Mt Pleasant was a top scholar last year and is now enrolled at OSU. Contact the extension office for an application blank.

LOGAN Ohio State University Colleges of Agriculture and Home Economics Columbus Charles Ingraham Ingraham Robbie Dean Davis Mt. Pleasant College of Agriculture Ohio State 4-H

Services for Mrs. Alice Davis

Funeral services were held for Mrs. Alice McHarg Davis at Leonard funeral home with Rev. Lawrence Souders presiding. Music by Mrs. George Jurgensmier and Mrs. Walter Leonard, assisted by Carl Spence. Pallbearers listed as Gerald Courter, James Cole, Robert Redd, James Chilcote, Franklin Isch, Wilbur Kay. Burial in Oak Grove Cemetery.

St Nicholas Body Stolen by Italian Fishermen in 1087

The body of St Nicholas was stolen by Italian fishermen from Asia Minor in 1087 and remains in Bari, Italy.

St. Nicholas San Nicola Asia Minor Bari Italy

Junior Fair Board Named By Committee

Logan announces the junior fair board for Hocking County chosen by a Fair Board director committee. The group will plan and run youth participation at the county fair, first meeting 3 30 p m May 28 in the county extension office. Members include Joe Ruff Bob Rainier Earle Wayne Timberlake Kathryn Nihiser Jim Nihiser Marjorie Klinger Bob by Dean Davis Barbara Vare Peggy Cummins Fred Dougherty Tom Price Nancy Spence Delores Bester and others. The organizing committee comprises Mrs Arlie Brimner Charles Ingraham Miss Grace Harsh and Robert Pontious.

Joe Ruff Bob Rainier Earle Wayne Timberlake Future Farmers of America Kathryn Nihiser Jim Nihiser Marjorie Klinger Bobby Dean Davis Barbara Vare Peggy Cummins Fred Dougherty Tom Price Nancy Spence Carbon Hill Delores Bester Arlie Brimner Charles Ingraham Grace Harsh Robert Pontious

4-H Club Enrollment Nears Deadline in Hocking County

Charles Ingraham reports 26 4-H clubs formed in Hocking County this year, including 17 girls clubs, eight boys clubs and one mixed club. Enrollment closes June 1. youths should contact the county extension office or local 4-H leader before then.

Logan Hocking County Charles Ingraham Ingraham

Knew Their Ropes on a Ship’s Night Vigil

An old sailing ship required sailors to know each rope by name and its exact location for safety. A rushed decision to let go a line in darkness could cause serious damage.

Chauncey-Dover to hear OEA secretary at 8 p.m.

Chauncey Walton Bliss of Columbus former Ohio Education Association executive secretary will deliver the commencement address at Chauncey-Dover High School Thursday at 8 p.m. in the school auditorium.

Walton B. Bliss Columbus Chauncey-Dover High School Bliss Ohio Education Association

Chauncey People Attend Services and Visits

Chauncey residents Mr. and Mrs. Roy Parker of Columbus visited friends and attended church Sunday, recalling their former Chauncey garage on W Main St. Weekend guests included Miss Geraldine Perry and Mrs. Marilyn Agnen with daughters Janice and Karen from Dayton, visiting relatives in Chauncey and Cincinnati for an eighth grade play directed by Miss Courtney.

Roy Parker Columbus Chauncey Parkers Neille Sanders Cincinnati Courtney Isabel Miss Courtny

Miss Devore Dies Aged 89

Miss Iantha Rosalie Devore, 89, died early Sunday at her sister Corena Massar's home on Route 7 between Tuppers Plains and Chester. Massar is the sole survivor. Funeral services set for Tuesday at 2 p.m. at the Massar home conducted by Rev. Walter Frost. Friends may call at the Massar home this evening and thereafter.

Tuppers Plains Iantha Rosalie Devore Corena Massar Chester

Community Notes Record Visits and Hospital News

Mrs. Paul Blosser entered St. Francis Hospital in Columbus for surgery. Numerous local families and friends visited kin across multiple towns including Midway Logan Bremen Amanda Carroll Newark Gibisonville and Utica. Weekend and dinner gatherings featured relatives and neighbors sharing time and hospitality.

John Blosser Carol Braden Grant Hospital Columbus E. F. Braden Gerald Mowery Ira Mowery Amanda J. M. Ansel Robert Ansel Charles Turner David’ Sheets Bremen Don Ansel Cindy Lou Logan Jim Jones Conda Lyn E. F. Bradford Carroll Andy Mathias C. P. Seymour Carl Engle Ralph Mathias Utica Dorothy West Joel Emma Kate Mathias Joe Brashares Charles Lawrence Newark Jessie Florida Minnie Layton Gibisonville

Notice to Contractors Ohio Department of Highways

State of Ohio invites sealed proposals for a unit price contract to resurface 6 245 feet of State Route 56 in Athens with asphaltic concrete. Bids due June 2, 1953. Requires certified $2 200 bid bond and adherence to state wage rates and specifications. The department reserves the right to reject any or all bids.

State OF Ohio Department OF Highways Columbus Ohio State Highway Director of Athens Erst Oh Department Department Mer Highways Linzell

Toledo Pastor To Speak At Carbon Hill Graduation

Carbon Hill High School seniors will receive diplomas at an 8 p.m. commencement in the school auditorium. Rev. Harold Lyburn Davis of Toledo will deliver the main address with Rev. J A Long of Nelsonville giving the invocation. Graduate diplomas will be presented by County Superintendent Samuel H. Dillon to 14 seniors including Phyllis Blake Violet Chies Shirley Clark Donna Devol Iry Morgan Lois Smart Dixie Wingman Bob Crippen Dick Devol John Lax Carl Lehman Darrell Lehman John Sanborn Benny Spencer. Baccalaureate services were held at Carbon Hill Methodist Church with Rev. Herbert H. Harris preaching. Music by Mrs. Mabel Cole and the girls glee club accompanied.

J. A. Long Nelsvnlle G. O. Devol Rev. Davis Samuel H. Dillon Phyllis Blake Violet Chies Shirley Clark Donna Devol Iry Morgan Lois Smart Dixie Winigman Bob Crippen Dick Dev Herbert H. Harris Mabel Cole Girls’ Glee Club

Farm Food Value Drops Nine Percent in Midwest

Logan The farm value of all food products is declining in the Midwest. Charles Ingraham Hocking County agricultural agent reports farm prices averaged nine percent lower in the first three months of this year than 1952. Farm value equals 46 cents of every dollar spent by consumers for farm products with the rest for marketing and processing. Grass cattle marketing is expected to be higher this summer than last year, while fed cattle marketing may decline in the fall due to fewer cattle being placed on feed. Storage space for crops this summer and fall is expected to be tight with large amounts of old crops in government storage under the storage program.

Logan Midwest Charles Ingraham Hocking County Ingraham

Reckless Driver Fined in Mayor's Court

Charles W. Achauer, 24, of 468 Poplar St., was fined $10 and costs for reckless operation of a motor vehicle. He pleaded guilty in Mayor Roger Friend's court. Arrest was made by city police.

Logan Charles W. Achauer Poplar St Achauer Roger Friend

Police Recover Stolen Bikes From West School

Logan City police recovered a bicycle stolen from David Stoltz while he was in class at West school. A second bike owned by Roger Poling, also taken from West school, was recovered earlier. No arrests were made.

Logan—City David Stoltz West School Roger Poling

Collision Causes Minor Damage on N Orchard Street

Logan police report a two-vehicle collision on N Orchard Street yesterday afternoon involving Dwight E. Conaway 16 of Crooksville and Raymond R. Davis 34 of Logan Route 4. Conaway’s car sustained damage to the left front fender and bumper.

Logan Dwight Eugene Conaway Crooksville Raymond R. Davis Logan Route 4 N. Orchard St Conaway

Ohio Farm Land Values Rise Since 1950 Says Extension Agent

Logan reports Charles Ingraham King County extension agent estimates Ohio land and building values average 180.92 dollars per acre, up from 136.34 in 1950. He also notes national farmland values average 90.11 dollars per acre.

Logan Ohio King County Charles Ingraham United States

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