Logan Republicans and Democrats Name Executive Leaders
In Logan on May 23 central committees for both parties organized and chose leaders for the campaign. Republicans met at the courthouse auditorium naming C. S. Matheny chairman and D. W. Tucker secretary, with about 50 members to an executive panel. Democrats held a 7:30 p m session in the probate court room selecting Barton A Hall chairman and Charles N White secretary as a smaller 16 member executive committee was planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
C. S. Matheny
Haydenville
D. W. Tucker
Rockbridge
Matheny
Vance Webb
Webb
F. M. McKay
G. W. Lanning
McKay
Ed L. Ewing
Lanning
Clinton Webb
Fairy Liles
Helen D. Rochester
David Ingalls
Hocking County
Barton A. Hall
Charles N. White
Laurelville
Dav! O. Sparnon
Central Committee
W. A. Henderson
Phil Henderson
M. D. Hansel
E. E. Bright
Rolland Bright
Classified and Circulation Notes for Messenger
Classified ads for The Messenger or anything pertaining to circulation are requested. D. Y Milne is listed as contact, with phone numbers 6024 and 272 for assistance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messenger
D. Ymilne
Local eighth grader earns top state score in Logan district
Clayton Ferreall of Murray City placed among the state’s top pupils with 166 points on the eighth grade promotional tests. He also won the April seventh and eighth grade spelling contest in Hocking County, earning a cup. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Floyd Ferreall. Oroville School led the county with four eighth grade diplomas awarded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Clayton Ferreau
Murray City
State Department of Education
Ferreall
Hocking County
Floyd Ferreall
State Department
Oroville School
Cabin to be Gift for Scout Nature Contest Win
Construction of a rustic cabin proceeds at Rock Stall in Marion Township scenic center opened this spring. H. H. Hughes, leasing the tract, directs the work. The cabin will serve Boy Scout troops as a summer outing point and later be presented to the winning troop of Hughes nature contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Rock Stall
Marion Township
H. H. Hughes
Mrs Lawrence Hack Hosts Tourist Club at North Market
Mrs Lawrence Hack entertained the Tourist Club on North Market Street Thursday afternoon. A book review by Mrs John Wellman covered The Changing Years. Roll call prompted special topics and after the program dinner was served. Guests included Mrs Crabbe Mrs Holloway Columbus Mrs Forest E Weinrich Mrs Ida Mathias Mrs Anna Cole Mrs Charles Scholl Mrs Albert Schreck Mrs John Krieg and Miss Elsie Martin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Hack
North Market Street
John Wellman
Crabbe
Holloway
Columbus
Forest E. Weinrich
Ida Mathias
Anna Cole
Charles Scholl
Albert Schreck
John Krieg
Elsie Martin
Nifty Nine Sewing Club Elects Officers in Marion Township
In Logan on May 23 the Nifty Nine Sewing Club met at Miss Thelma Rutter’s home. Miss Ruth Welty was chosen president with Ivy Rutgers as secretary-treasurer, Rebecca Rush as recreation leader, and Lola Bell Hockman as news reporter. A follow up meeting is set for June 2 at Welty’s home.
Start to Build Childs Character During Earliest Life
A health column emphasizes beginning character training at birth with regular feeding and sleep schedules. It advises waking a sleeping baby for feeds, avoiding night nursing unless needed, and limiting night feeds after six months. It warns against letting a baby sleep with the mother and notes stress on emotional factors affecting milk flow and discipline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New York City
Short throat feeling in an 18 year old woman
Question about a short, up feel in the throat for an 18 year old female 5 feet 4 inches tall 123 pounds. Answer notes possible causes include heart and lung issues bronchitis nervousness or indigestion. Doctor exam and treatment plan advised.
Concrete Base of Road Is Completed
Logan, May 23. E N Turner the road contractor reports completion of the concrete base north of Logan in two weeks since start. 714 feet of concrete laid in seven hours, brick course to follow with two weeks needed if weather holds. brick made at Hocking Valley plant. If conditions stay favorable traffic could start by mid June.
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Logan
E. N. Turner
Hocking Valley
Ideal Weather Draws Crowds to Hocking Scenic District
Sightseers flocked to the Hocking Scenic District as ideal Sunday weather drew visitors from Columbus and central Ohio. Ash Cave Old Man's Cave Rockhouse Conkle Hollow Crane Hollow and other sites attracted a steady stream of tourists while work continues on a Rockhouse to Old Man's Cave highway set to finish by mid summer.
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Logan
Hocking Scenic District
Columbus
Ohio
Ash Cave
Old Man's Cave
Rockhouse
Conkle’s Hollow
Crane Hollow
Old Man’s Cave
Conkle Gorge
Logan selects Buckeye Lake for weekend fishing run
Logan residents flocked to Buckeye Lake seeking prime fishing grounds. The event drew many locals beyond the Hocking River area, which was excluded from the latest Conservation Department closing order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Buckeye Lake
Hocking River
Conservation Department
Modern Bridge Club Hosts Friday Night At Warner Avenue
Mrs. Belle Hyson hosted the Modern Bridge Club Friday night at her Warner Avenue home. Guests included Mrs. Myrtle White Mrs. Bell Miller Mrs. W. C. Adair and Mrs. Carl Judy. Miss Hazel Kanade will host the club in two weeks at her North Market Street home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belle Hyson
Warner Avenue
Modern Bridge Club
Myrtle White
Bell Miller
W. C. Adair
Carl Judy
Hazel Kanade
North Market Street
Logan Defeats Athens Nine 7-3 on Saturday
Logan beat Athens 7 to 3 at the local diamond in front of a large crowd. Tommaselle pitched for Athens, while Hook Walker started for Logan. Keller, Columber, Tolbert, and Iles with a homer highlighted Logan's offense. next Saturday the teams meet again at 3 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Athens
Tommaselle
Keller
Columber
Tolbert
Iles
Tolliver and Wriggle Released on Promise to Pay Fines
George Tolliver, convicted Feb. 26 by Common Pleas Judge O F Rowland for inciting a riot during coal mine strike disorders, released from Athens County Jail on promise to pay a 100 fine and 13.30 costs with monthly 10 installments. Tolliver credited 7.50 for five days. Indigent claim noted. Clyde Wriggle, convicted Feb. 17, 1932 by Magistrate J R Kasler of stealing, released on promise to pay by Dec. 1, costs 30.50, fine 100 suspended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Tolliver
Common Pleas
O. F. Rowland
Athens County
Tolliver
Clyde Wriggle
J. R. Kasler
Canaan Grange To Meet Tuesday Night
Canaan Grange will meet Tuesday night May 24. After the business session a literary program will be given by juvenile and subordinate members. Items include a game Forty Ways of Getting There a play The Bashful Beau and songs Carolina's Calling Me The Bells of Avalon readings Things Men Won't Touch a memorial and a closing song.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canaan Grange
Grange
Virgil
Harry Hill
Lucille Williams
Marle Norris
Morris Gaston
Paul Grant
Carolina
Avalon
Rose Sutton
Donna Halbirt
the Grange
Burn Ohio Coal and the Fight to Save Local Industry
A long regulatory battle over a proposed Ohio coal commission seeks to promote state coal, oppose outside competition, and fund $30,000 in judicial advertising. The piece notes opposition from a coal operator, later funding by Ohio State University, and calls for cooperation between miners and operators to restore confidence and pursue fair wage bargaining.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio State University
Ohio Coal
Cooper
Board of Control
Ohio
LeFever
Columbus
West Virginia
Chillicothe
Luhrig
Canaanville
Baltimore and Ohio
McArthur Hosts Morrison Guests From Athens and Columbus
May 23 report from McArthur notes Mr and Mrs John Morrison welcomed Sunday guests including Mrs Sadie Salters daughter Helen Mrs H J Salters and Mr Eugene Glover of Columbus Ohio Also present were Mr and Mrs Charlies Beverage Mrs Frank Mitchell daughter Myrtle and granddaughters Anna Mae and Alice Mitchell Mr William Salters and son Mr and Mrs Leighstey and son Mr and Mrs Emmett Morrison and daughter all from Athens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mcarthur
John Morrison
Sadie Salters
Helen
H. J. Salters
Eugene Glover
Columbus
Charlies Beverage
Frank Mitchell
Myrtle
Anna Mae
Alice Mitchell
William Salters
Leighstey
Emmett Morrison
Athens
Clothing Center wraps year amid depleted supply at Armory
The Community Clothing Center ended its year at the Armory as supplies were exhausted and distributions dwindled. From February to April 662 families and 3 100 individuals in Athens Township and nearby areas received clothing across six classes including men and women garments, infants wear, and miscellaneous items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Community Clothing Center
Mary Phleger Smith
Ohio University
Clothing Center
Athens Township
Ames
Canaan
Dover
Rome
Trimble
Waterloo
York
Lodi
Womn
Red Cross
Salvation Army
Athens
Miss Smith
McHenry and Sisler
Preston’s
Zenner’s
City Service Bureau
Girl
Boy Scouts
Ohio Faculty Members Named on Committee
Prof. R. L. Morton and Prof. A. B. Sias from Ohio University along with Kenneth Ray Coolville superintendent were named to the State School Finance Committee by U S Education Commissioner William John Cooper. The Ohio panel also includes twenty nine other educators and public officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. L. Morton
Ohio University
A. B. Sias
Kenneth Ray
Coolville
William John Cooper
United States
Spe
Ohio
Hemroid Tablets Claim Fast Cure for Piles
An advertisement touts Hemroid Tablets from Dr J B Leonhardt as an internal remedy for piles. It claims 1,000 patients treated with 960 cures and offers a money back guarantee from Quick's Cut Rate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonhardt
Quick
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