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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 20, 1929
Page
10
The readable text reveals a brief note about a local matter with limited details. Names, dates, and places are unclear, leaving the core action and entities ambiguous.
In a fragmentary OCR reading a local item shows a heated exchange over an idea labeled as risky. The unclear text references Willis Morgan and a lion symbol, suggesting a contested proposal and strong community response.
Logan squad fell 7 to 6 to the Boys' Industrial School officers in the season opener at Lancaster. Farrow pitched for Logan despite shaky support in the first inning as five runs went across. Logan rallied to within one run late but fell short, with a return game planned later in the season and I. M. Soliday leading the visiting Twilight League delegation.
Bert Davis of Winona was fined $190 and costs in Hocking County Magistrate J. P. Miller's court on a liquor possession charge. Deputies Farbean and Hammond arrested him at his home after a search found 4% bottles of home brew. This marked his second Hocking County court appearance for illicit liquor offenses.
Logan residents report $174 raised for post fund from showings of Behind the German Lines at the Pythian Theater on Thursday and Friday. The film uses official war footage with maps and diagrams showing developments as narrated.
Logan May 7 20 Logan High School elected officers for the coming year. Wayne Whitcraft was named Student Council president with Catherine Stoughton as vice president. Athletic Association president is William Woodgeard with Ray Roberts as vice president. Marjorie Lytle was secretary and Catherine Stoughton led the Girls Reserves as president with Marjorie Lytle as vice president, Natha May Wichel secretary, and Gertrude Cole treasurer.
Miss Nellie Bray executive secretary in the Bureau of Motor Vehicles of the Secretary of State Office spent a weekend in Logan visiting her uncle and aunt Mr and Mrs William Heinlein. A longtime public servant she has worked under four administrations and continues in Clarence J Brown's era. Bray is a former Logan resident and Logan High School graduate who taught in local county schools prior to her government service.
Yeggmen armed with heavy charges of nitro glycerine blasted the Westwood Bank and Savings Company vault in Cincinnati. The interior was wrecked though entry failed.
State Highway Department crews drive pilings near the Harper Run Bridge to prevent the Hocking River from cutting deeper into the bank along the Logan Lancaster highway. The river curve shifts current to the highway side leaving a narrow land strip between road and bank.
Betty Blum six year old daughter of Mr and Mrs John Blum of New Straitsville died in a Columbus hospital after a mastoid operation. She had been ill since Christmas with influenza and later measles. She was their only child. Funeral plans unavailable. Mr Blum works at Impervious Brick plant New Straitsville.
A group of six to eight students from Isabelle Work's art class at Ohio University painted on the front lawn of Dr. Charles W. Super on West Union Street early today. They focused on landscape views of the city and rural scenes, producing realistic work and planning a repeat trip to Pomeroy area for more drawings.
W. L. Eastman director of education at Ohio Bell Telephone Company will speak to the Athens Notary Club on Tuesday May 21. His topic Trans Atlantic Telephony will be illustrated with a motion picture. Eastman is familiar with recent telephonic developments.
Three Athens men arrested by city police will be arraigned before Mayor E C Woodworth at 7 o clock tonight. Emmett Stless is charged with intoxication Delbert Swyers with illegal possession of liquor and Lewis Long with reckless driving.
Alvin W. Miller principal of Central High School died after a playful cat bite in Washington. The incident occurred in the morning when the cat jumped on the bed, leading to fatal complications.
Emmett Ross of Rose Avenue was fined 199 dollars and given a 60 day jail term in Athens Probate Court for non support of his children William age 19 and Mary Frances age 4. A bond of 590 dollars was set after Lucille Ross of 81 West Washington Street filed the complaint. An order suspending the sentence called for Ross to pay 36 each week toward the maintenance of the two children.
The Connett district near Nelsonville organized a new 4-H Club on May 15 with Mrs Blanche Malone as leader and officers Mabel Malone Marie Bumgardner Nellie Johnson and Mary Alice Duskey. The Mt Hermon Sewing Club held its first meeting at Mt Hermon Church electing Garnett Sedwick as president and adding members Ruth Russell Della Mae Aldridge Louise Grimes and Jane Armstrong.
The Athens Grange will stage The Deacon's Honeymoon at 8 15 Thursday in the Canaanville High School Building. The comedy was performed at Lodi last Friday before about 290 attendees and met with enthusiastic approval.
Alfred I Hughes named principal of the Athens Senior High School for the next year. An Ohio University graduate class of 1924, he has spent four years in Athens schools and previously led Crooksville High for three years. Oliver L Wood will lead the Junior High, having taught mathematics here and currently pursuing an M A at Columbia University.
New Lexington area farmers and fruit growers report further fruit damage from heavy frost late last week as ice formed a noticeable thickness in the region.
NEW LEXINGTON May 20 A new oil gusher has been drilled by the Pure Oil Company on the George Gabriel lease one mile west of Crooksville on Burley Run Road. Oil men say it is the best well ever drilled in the Crooksville field.
Coolville reports a Boy Scout meeting in the Vocational Building on Monday at 7 30 p m. Scout commissioner G B H Sanford of Marietta will attend and all scouts are urged to be present.
An overheated stove is believed to have caused a fire that swept a building at the Federal BR formatory in Chillicothe on Sunday. Firefighters battled the blaze as damage was confined to the structure and its contents. No injuries were reported.
Twenty five members of Troop 4 Athens Boy Scouts led by Scout master Don Grafflin traveled to Columbus Saturday. They saw wartime maneuvers of U S airplanes, toured the Columbus Boy Scout HQ and spent time at the YMCA. The trip used a truck donated by Stedman company with a driver. They cooked dinner near the airport and returned home about 9 PM.
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Police investigate bombing of H. M. Gilletty, business agent for the Akron Motion Picture Operators Association. Labor troubles are blamed for the attack on his residence.
The D Zexner Co promotes MELLO GLO Face Powder as preferred by beautiful women. It claims to leave no flakiness pastiness or irritation, lasts longer without shine, and uses a new French process to prevent large pores. It emphasizes purity and a youthful bloom.
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