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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 23, 1933

Page

10

Will Relocate Route 31 Near Logan to Avoid Flood Interruptions

Logan May 23. Plans to relocate a portion of Route 31 to establish a new grade aim to prevent flood pauses along the highway. Seven days of disruption this year caused diversions via Laurelville or New Lexington as B W Wright and assistants survey the project. The work starts 300 feet north of the Fairfield County line and extends 900 feet south of Rockview station with brick pavement planned. Specifications are 95 percent complete and will be ready for the next State Highway Department setting. Flood interruptions will end once the new section is finished.

Logan Rockbridge Laurelville New Lexington B. W. Wright Fairfield County Line Rockview Wright State Highway Department

Water Well Drilling At Forest Camp Site

Logan May 2 Added by the State Highway Department the Health Department is drilling a water well on the hill near the forestation army camp in Conkle Hollow. Machinery moved to the site Monday with drilling to start at once. Dr W P Johnson state health official is here to supervise in cooperation with Dr W B Lacock health commissioner in sanitary planning.

Attendance report for George L. Wright delayed by missing teacher submissions

Logan on May 23 reports that county attendance officer George L. Wright will have the annual report ready soon. He said a few teachers have not submitted their reports, delaying completion.

Logan George L. Wright

Peek Beverage tops quintet with 119 high game

Clyde Beverage led last week’s quintet with a high game of 119. He previously reached 118 earlier this year as few games surpassed the century mark in the seven day period.

Logan Clyde “Peek

Baccalaureate To Be Delivered on Sunday

Logan on May 23 reports the baccalaureate sermon will be delivered by Rev. EB B Townsend Marietta pastor of the First Presbyterian Church. The Girls Glee Club under Miss Minnie Louise Bowen will provide music. New seating brings capacity to 872 with removable front rows for flexible use.

Lever To Be Speaker For Memorial Day Address

The Rev. C. M. Lever, rector of St. Paul Episcopal Church, will deliver the Memorial Day address in Logan on May 29. The joint arrangements committee announced the selection with participation from the G. A. R. American Legion, Auxiliary, W. A. C. and Sons of Veterans and Auxiliary. C. Wood Bowen was named master of ceremonies.

Bread supply set for reforesting army camp

Logan May 23 bread will be provided to the Hocking County reforesting army. A local bakery has been ordered to supply 240 loaves daily, ensuring more than one loaf per man for the camp each day.

Logan Hocking County

May 23 Logan teams set to open baseball season

Logan news reports Price's Sohio squad from the city will travel to Maxville Sunday afternoon to begin the base ball season. Dr. A I Sherman manages the Maxville club and seeks additional district games.

Logan Price Sohio Maxville A. I. Sherman

Logan Parks Chief Prepares Flower Beds at Worthington Park

Tom McDonald who supervised public parks in Logan last summer returned to work Monday morning. He prepared flower beds at Governor Worthington Park with planings to follow within a few days.

Logan Tom McDonald Governor Worthington Park

Deputy Sheriff Farbearn Receives Misspelled Letter

In Logan on May 23 a letter addressed to Forby Ann arrived at the local post office and was promptly delivered to Deputy Sheriff Joe Farbearn who has frequently seen his name spelled in varied ways.

Few Farm Relief Recipients Fail to Benefit Broadly

A Logan report based on Ohio farmers institutes shows only 4.5 percent of 7 051 relief recipients are listed as farmers. The data indicate a small share of farm families seek aid, while about one in five contacted families helps city relatives.

Logan Ohio Harold Chambers

Surprise party honors grandson and local birth notices

A surprise party at a home in The Plains honored grandson Junior Shrieves Friday from 6 to 8 pm with guests including Joe Frazee and others. In Logan May 23 Mr and Mrs Walter L Lehman announce the birth of a daughter. American Legion Auxiliary in Hocking County works on graves sprays for WW II dead and conducts the local poppy sale next Saturday.

Ruth Esther Donson Barberton Fred Donson Frank Gee New York City F. R. Ayers George Gears Columbus John Fick Nelle Hamer Nelsonville Jeff Robinson Corning Charles Robinson Clifford Brooker Ruth Brooker George Brooker Charles Nagle Mineral Leiah Yerian Philo George Boling Fred Franklin Willis Six Donna Lou Eugene Ruth Penn Margaret Popoczy Wilmington Paul Person BE. A. Person Atheng J. A. Ayers Harry Mollenkamp Joseph Archer Hartford Bradbury Edna Archer White Cross Hospital Blanche Brooker Bobby Dunn Captalin Harper Zanesville Harold Blazer Junior Shrieves the Plains Joe Frazee Lloyd Robey Robert Campbell Junior Wollett Robert Charles Storer Junior Short Billy Shuttleworth Don Koon Dick Smith Dale Harris Leela Rose Williams Rema Koon Logan Walter L. Lehman American Legion Auxiliary Hocking County

Memorial Day schedule and exams in Gallipolis

Holiday in Light memorial Day notice from Gallipolis states city schools will dismiss for Memorial Day. Senior and eighth grade exams begin Thursday and end Friday this week. All other classes are examined Monday and Wednesday next week. Raymond Sheline of Kananga was fined 150 dollars and costs after changing a not guilty plea to guilty on arraignment for possession of intoxicating liquor.

Gallipolis Wayne Lutz Raymond Sheline Kananga A. J. Stormont

Plowing of Gallipolis Garden Nears Completion

May 23 Plowing of the community garden in East Gallipolis 16 acre tract was to be completed today after weeks of rain. Mrs. C C Richards executive secretary of the local Red Cross chapter reports planting of potatoes to begin at once.

Gallipolis

Dahlia Named for Miss Alice Neal Earns NYC Gardens Honor

Dahlia Lady Alice developed by Judge J. S. Clark over two years earns a merit certificate and will be planted in the New York Botanical Gardens this growing season. The flower was named for Miss Alice Neal.

Gallipolis

1500 Acres Available for Gallia Reforestation

Gallia County could host at least 1500 private acres for reforestation. G M Gerhart and J C McNealey surveyed land between Chickamauga and Raccoon Creek basins. Landowners must permit timber removal and protect flood control aids while CCC crews would work with federal gear and materials.

Gallipolis Gallia County G. M. Gerhart George White Ohio Gerhart J. C. McNealey R. 8 Sherwood State Highway Division Chickamauga Raccoon Creek Morgan Township Gallia Furnace Civilian Conservation Corps

Rotary Hosts Vernon Honor Society Students at Gallia Academy

Gallipolis May 23 Rotary Club welcomes members of the Vernon chapter of the National Honor Society from Gallia Academy High School for an evening meeting. E. E. Higgins and Ruth Miller will speak, with Roberta Cornwell and Betty Krats performing skits. Several guests from the society and community will attend.

Gallipolis Vernon National Honor Society Gallia Academy High School Rotary Club E. E. Higgins Ruth Miller Roberta Cornwell Betty Krats Winifred Huntington Etheleen Warden Frances Pierson John Kerr Margaret McCormick Helen McNealey Benny Brannaman Elizabeth Carnes Jane Catin Isabel Boggs Charles Hamrick Anne Nibert Frances Dawson Irene Erwin Stanley McKean

Lear named circulation manager of Happy Days weekly

Lester Lear of Gallipolis named circulation manager of Happy Days the official CCC weekly in Ohio. The first issue appeared Saturday. Lear created a comic strip and previously worked for King Features Syndicate.

Gallipolis Lester Lear Gus Lear Happy Days Civilian Conservation Corps Ohio Lear King Features Syndicate

Wins Damage Suit Against Son-in-Law

Gallipolis May 23 Earl Gordon of Cheshire won 1725 in his damage suit against his son in law Hanley Betz Mercerville and George Madison Parsons of Columbus by a petit jury for injuries from a January 1 1932 auto crash near Gallipolis Route 7 Betz involved Gordon and wife as passengers in his car Parsons drove another vehicle. Josephine Lewis colored girl received 200 damages for injuries from buckshot fired by Ernest Davis mail carrier in a corn ripening season incident last fall.

Gallipolis Earl Gordon Cheshire Hanley Betz Mercerville George Madison Parsons Columbus Gordon Betz Parsons Josephine Lewis Ernest Davis

Second ChildhoodCurtain Up Wednesday at Gallia Academy

Gallipolis Ohio May 23 The senior class play Second Childhood a three act comedyabout elixir of youth will be staged Wednesday night at Washington Auditorium Twelve students take the cast with Ruth Miller as coach The players include Max Reeves Benny Branaman Esther Ingels Saxton Jones Wonga Kent Elizabeth Carnes Myrtle McCalla Helen McNealey Gertrude Ward Ray Caldwell and Russell Plymale.

Gallipolis Gallia Academy High School Washington Auditorium Ruth Miller Max Reeves Benny Branaman Esther Ingels Saxton Jones Wonga Kent Elizabeth Carnes Myrtle McCalla Helen McNealey Gertrude Ward Ray Caldwell Russell Plymale

Return of Clipper Mill youth from Denver to Gallia County

Ervin Hesson a 17 year old from Clipper Mill returned to Gallia County from Denver Colorado on Saturday after leaving Thanksgiving Day to ride freight trains to get home. Welfare officials in Denver first reported his location days earlier to Judge J B Clark.

Clipper Mill Denver Gallipolis Ervin Hesson Colo Gallia County Clark Fort Worth Texas

Rio Grande News Notes Highlight Local Visits and Meetings

Mrs Nan Glenn and Mrs Ira Deck ard of Wellston and Mr and Mrs Fred Shutterway of Almeda California visited Mr and Mrs 8 A Hickerson last Monday. Approximately 30 young people from the C C A and B Y P U of Rio Grande attended the state young peoples banquet at Ironton Monday evening. Among others at the Baptist convention in Ironton were Dr C O Johnson president of the Northern Baptist Convention and a long list of local attendees.

Rio Grande Nan Glenn Ira Deckard Wellston Fred Shutterway Almeda Calif A. Hickerson Ironton C. O. Johnson Northern Baptist Convention Lewis Boston Swartz Edna Jones Margaret David Jones Zencia Davis Mollie Fulton Marie Miller Anna McCarley W. T. Packer Marjorie Jean Leslie Miller Iron Maxie Fowler Myron Fowler New Lexington Erasmus Morris Hayden Taylor Rob. M. Jones Orville Davis C. O. Clark Winchester Cincinnati Rebecca Walters Lawrence County

Shiflett pleads guilty in gallipolis chicken theft case

Lee Shiflett of East Gallipolis pleaded guilty at arraignment before Justice Fred Milliser to stealing 34 chickens from James Barton last Wednesday. He is bound over to the next grand jury session with a $300 bond and committed to Gallia County Jail for failing to post the bond.

Gallia County Automobile Club Plans Free Dinner Meeting

The Gallia County Automobile Club sponsors a free dinner at Grace M. B. Church Thursday at 6 o'clock to discuss club reorganization. President Julius Kaufman has died several months ago and secretary Fred Payne has moved to Trenton.

Club Gallipolis Gallia County Automobile Club Grace M. B. Church Julius Kaufman Fred Payne Trenton

Holzer Hospital Notes Gallipolis

Mrs Edward Ebersbach of Pomeroy underwent a tonsil operation at Holzer Hospital on Monday. Harold Whitt, 18 months old, son of Hollis Whitt of Gallipolis, was admitted for treatment.

Holzer Hospital Gallipolis Edward Ebersbach Pomeroy Harold Whitt Hollis Whitt

Woman pleads guilty to beer possession in Gallipolis

Jean Ange Shaw changed her plea from not guilty to guilty before Mayor A. J. Stormont in Gallipolis on a charge of possession of 54 bottles of beer. She was fined 100 dollars plus costs.

Gallipolis Jean Ange Shaw A. J. Stormont

Cheshire team tops Gallipolis in twilight league victory

Cheshire Recreation defeats State Highway Recreation 9 to 3 in a twilight league game played Monday night in Chesire.

Chesire Gallipolis Cheshire Recreation State Highway Recreation

Frye to Speak at Gallipolis Garden Club Meeting

Car R. Frye landscape architect from Columbus will address the Gallipolis Garden Club and Gallia Community Association at the Hotel Lafayette on Friday night. The event brings together local gardening enthusiasts for a planned program and discussion.

Frye Columbus Gallipolis Garden Club Gallia Community Association Hotel Lafayette

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