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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 22, 1935

Page

12

Legion Sets Plans for Logan Baseball Openers

The Logan Post American Legion athletic committee outlined opening schedules for the Senior and Junior Leagues. Nelsonville will join the Senior League with the Carpenter Maytags, while the F F A team joins the Junior League making five teams total. Opening games are set for June 3 and 4 with matches including United Brethren, Catholics, Presbyterians, Methodists, and Knights of St John. May 31 is the field prep deadline and volunteers are invited to help.

Logan Logan Post American Legion Nelsonville Carpenter Maytags Phi Sigs Knights of St. John United Brethren Presbyterian Ph! Sigs Knights John Presbyterians Methodists F. A Carpenter Magtags Carpenter Mantage

Memorial Services at L B Church Sunday

Memorial services at the United Brethren Church will be held at 10 a m Sunday with Rev John A Toy delivering the sermon. Logan Post of the American Legion will meet at 9 30 a m to attend. J K Rochester W R C members also assemble at 9 30 a m and invite other patriotic groups to join.

Local student Luther Heyde tops state algebra rankings

Complete canvass of the senior Scholarship test returns shows Luther Heyde of L. H. 8 ranked third in algebra among city high schools and fourth among all Ohio high schools. This marks the highest local student rating in recent years.

LOGAN Luther Heyde Ohio

First Presbyterian Men’s Club hears Dr Townsend speaker

Logan notice reports over 100 attend dinner meeting at First Presbyterian Church with Dr Edwin B Townsend of Marietta as principal speaker. Harrington Class members served dinner at 6 30. Quartet members sang. Also noted carbon Hill faculty plans to attend Columbia University for a six week summer course.

Logan Sylvia Dodds Edith Chute Ben Ress Carbon Hill School Columbia University

Logan Stores Closed for Memorial Day Delay

Memorial Day closures announced by the Logan Chamber of Commerce Reiaii Merchants Division affect stores in Logan. Groceries will stay open until 8 p.m. on the preceding day.

LOGAN Reiaii Merchants Logan Chamber of Commerce

Logan Pupils Exceed State Median In Most Subjects

Logan pupils posted higher averages than the state median in 21 of 24 subjects on the every pupil test. They gained 106 extra points in subjects where ahead while losing 17 across three weaker subjects for a net 99 point gain. Latin I and Latin II led in extra points with 16 and 2 points above, and Physics added 19 points above the state median.

Logan Supt. G. E. Carr

Reverend Heyde Delivers Baccalaureate Sermon at Hemlock High

The Rev. Amon L. Heyde spoke on What You Should Bring Out of Youth Into Maturity at the Hemlock high school baccalaureate ceremony. Fourteen graduates attended, with Mrs. Heyde accompanying her husband.

Logan Amon L. Heyde Hemlock

Local Scouts Plan Overnight Hike and Camporee Schedule

Logan reports an overnight hike May 25–26 at Rock House as the finale of regional camp conferences. Hocking County Scouts prepare for a Camporee and court of honor in Lancaster June 28–29 for Hocking and Fairfield divisions. LOGAN Also notes the H C Godman Company league opening at 5:30 PM with a boys double header and a girls game at the fairground diamond.

Logan Rock House Hocking County Lancaster Hocking Fairfield County

Defendant Acquitted in Logan DUl Case After State Rests

In Logan the case against Clovis Mahafey charged with driving while intoxicated ended with the court directing a verdict of acquittal on defense motion, the state having failed to prove a key element. Also in Logan city schools received a $2824.40 voucher from state sales tax and liquid fuel tax receipts.

Logan Clovis Mahafey

Memorial Day Parade Plans Discussed by Logan Legion Post

Logan Post of the American Legion discussed Memorial Day parade plans with the American Legion Band. A firing squad will be provided by the post, and a newly organized squadron will make its first public appearance. Proceeds from a donkey baseball game June 1 at the fairgrounds support the Legion programs.

LOGAN Logan Post American Legion H. D. Foster Sona of Legion Committee Fairgrounds Sons of the Legion B. W. Wright United Brethren Church

Buried Alive Wonder Strikes After Eight Year Old Found

The body of eight year old Shirley Evans of New York was found buried in the neighborhood near her home after an intensive search sparked by fears she had been kidnapped. Police believe she was caught in a cave-in of a ditch.

Shirley Evans New York

German label for World War II tanks sparks linguistic note

German sources dubbed tanks Schutzengrabenvernichtungsautomo biles in a phrase meaning trench-destruction vehicles, reflecting wartime propaganda and technical naming.

Logan Alumni Reunion Set

Logan High School Alumni Association plans a reunion at the high school auditorium on Friday May 31 at 7 30 pm followed by a dance. Out of town attendees spur pre event meetings by committees led by president Lawrence Adcock including Clayton Shaw Florence Zanner Zelva Stoughton Lanning Kath leen McGonagle and W D Braddock.

LOGAN Logan High School Alumni Association Lawrence Adcock Adcock Clayton Shaw Florence Zanner Zelva Stoughton Lanning Kathleen McGonagle W. D. Braddock

CCC Logan Seeks Veterans for Camp Openings

Former service men may enroll by contacting Ewald Schmitter of this city, chairman of the procurement. Several work spots are planned with six hours per day. Camp pay is $30 per month with sustenance. further details to be provided by Schmitter.

Logan CCC Ewald Schmitter Schmitter

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