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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1929
Page
14
Logan Chamber Plans Fall Festival Arrangements Plan
Plans discussed for Logan Fall Festival arrangements to be held in October. Merchants Committee of the Logan Chamber of Commerce will have lighter duties this year with the Special Events Committee handling most details. Local departments to operate at the annual event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merchants Committee
Logan
Logan Chamber of Commerce
Wil
Gehamber
Christman Named Principal at Rockbridge High
George W. Christman elected principal of Rockbridge High School by Good Hope Township Board of Education in a 4 to 1 vote though J. W. Coleman opposed the choice. Christman, a lawyer, will replace Marcus Miller and accepted a $200 cut from Miller’s last year pay. Some blame the election on a retaliatory move by opposed Good Hope board members as the district had reverted to Good Hope after abandoning the special district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
George W. Christman
Rockbridge High
Lope Township
Rockbridge
Good Hope
Board of Education
Christman
State
Teachers’ Pension Fund
Court of Appeals
Cital
Miller
Cross Petition in Logan Divorce Case Details Neglect Claims
Elizabeth Krinn files cross petition against Charles M. Krinn alleging neglect and laziness on the farm causing work for the wife and children. She says she paid all grocery bills during their marriage. The cross petition was filed for service with Sheriff Lloyd. Krevin’s petition claimed the wife accumulated 4000 dollars from farm proceeds and sought his share.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. R. Lloyd
Krevin
Logan High Alumni Banquet Set for June 18
Invitations are prepared for the Logan High School Alumni Association reunion and banquet to be held June 18 at the Pythian building. Charles H. Smith, president, says the banquet will be in the assembly room and the theater reserved for the program. Officers include Miss Emma Wawney vice president Miss Mary Frasch secretary Miss Grare Shriner assistant secretary Mrs Hilda Gabriel Smith treasurer Miss Harline Huffman invitation chair and Mrs Blanche Michel Thomas program chair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Frasch
Grare Shriner
Hilda Gabriel, Smith
Harlene Huffman
Mlanche Michel Thomas
Conferences to Be Held in June in Hocking County
Logan May 25 set for a series of preschool conferences during the last week of Anne. Dr Morton WW Bland county health commissioner says Parent-Teacher Associations cooperate with the department in arranging. Conferences will occur at Logan Laurel smother in the home Trohert 16 Uwille Murray City and Furnace Hill as others of North Street. State department specialists and local physicians will conduct examinations and recommend treatment where defects are found.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Hocking County
Anne
Morton
Bland
County Health Commission
Laurel-smother
Trohert
Not To Rebuild Logan Plant Bridge Removed
May 25. Logan Manufacturing Company officials decide not to rebuild the destroyed portion of their plant in Logan. The covert bridge connecting the north and south buildings on East Front Street has been removed after fires. the north wing remains as a brick square room while debris was cleared.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
East Front Street
Logan Manufacturing Company
I Miss Rawson Died Thursday at 18
Frances Arretta Rawson, 18, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles D. P. Rawson, died Thursday evening at her Logan home after a yearlong tuberculosis illness. A Logan High School graduate from the Class of 1927, she belonged to the United Brethren Church Otterbein Guild and Vents chapter of the Order of the Eastern Star. She leaves her parents and grandparents, with burial in Williamstown, West Virginia, after funeral services at the United Brethren Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biss Rawson
Logan High School
United Brethren @hurehane
Otterbein Guild
Reeen
Vents
Qriler of Astern Star
Wingrove
Art
Mary Thawson
War W.va
United Brethren Church
Dailey
Williamstown
Vin
Mine Shutdown Reported At Hermesford Conly Company
A temporary halt at the Hermesford Conly Company strip mine near Patida Furnace occurred in the last week due to repairs on a large electric shovel used to lift coal. The delay affected Herschel Woodruff who had been working there three years and was briefly off duty after a leg injury. Mrs Woodruff gave birth to a son Friday at Columbus hospital weighing eleven and a half pounds. The infant’s mother is Marguerite DeShout, daughter of Mr. and Mrs Jd E Rehout.
Missing youth case links to Charleston mailing
Sheriff reports a boy Lietter received by the mother on Friday and mailed from Charleston West Virginia. The youth plans to return home within a day or two. Previously King disappeared from home and was later found by St Louis officials who held him until funds were sent for his transport home. Funds for the latest trip came from the family purse as sheriffs in Central Ohio are warned to be vigilant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd
Lietter
Charleston
W.va
King
Wasj
Ohio
Logan Chamber of Commerce makes first Good-Will visit
Logan business delegation of 123 left from the Courthouse at 2:30 p.m. for Haydenville. They toured Natco plants and nearby mines with officials from National Fireproofing, had lunch at the church hall, and watched Haydenville beat Logan 13 to 3 in a early season baseball game. The evening featured a Legion Band concert and a Ua Gamma Sympathy Orchestra program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Haydenville
Logan Chamber of Commerce
Natego
W. Heckert
National Fireproofing Company
R. A. Shipley
Clarence S. Matheny
T. D. Brown
John Dougherty
Melvin Harbager
Ua Gamma
Sympathy
Melrose Harbaugh
Byron Wolfe
Marjorie Lytle
Misa Lytle
Natco
Pielow to Attend University of Virginia Commencement
The Rev E L Pielow will leave for Charlottesville to attend the University of Virginia commencement exercises and remain a week. Mrs Pielow will accompany him. He is a 1921 graduate and has prior service as a chaplain at Camp Humphreys and Cantino.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EF. T. Pielow
University of Virginia
Logan
E. L. Pielow
Charlottsville
Tha University
Pielow
University
White
Camp Humphries and Cantino
Road resurfacing on Toran-MecArthur Highway in Logan
Portions of the paving project in Logan report tar and slag application under the state highway department. Repairs move along the Vinton and Hocking County line with machinery relocated to resume work until the mileage is resurfaced. Sharp curves near Hesboro are being improved for safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Hesboro
Peonies Prize Logan History Cluster Gift
In Logan on North Walnut Street at Miss Kate Heetenwaldt’s home a prized cluster of peonies stands. The flowers honor Miss Rebecca Pence the first white child born in what is now Hocking County, reflecting local history and neighborly friendship between Miss Pence and Miss Heetenwaldt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Kate Heetenwaldt
Walnut Street
Binon
Rechenwaldt
Rebecca Tence
Hocking County
Vance Webb
Auto crash injures Bierly. five Lancaster men blamed
On the Logan Lancaster Highway near the county line a car struck Bert Bierly’s auto Thursday night causing heavy damage. Five men from Lancaster were in the other vehicle, Deputy Sheriff Farhearn said. The driver admitted responsibility and will cover Bierly’s damages. Bierly received a hand cut. others were reportedly uninjured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Bert Bierly
Sairfield
Logan-Lancaster
Lancaster
Farhearn
Bieriy
Slow filings for Hocking County township offices
May 28 report shows only two additional papers filed. John R. Sweazy of Gore seeks a seat on the Falls Township board of trustees. Fred Graham pursues the Green Township board of education. ars, Hannah & Webb departed for Columbus for two weeks with friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Hocking County
John R. Sweazy
Gore
Falla Township
Fred Graham
Green Township
Educaion
Ars
Hannah & Webb
Columbus
Pretty Gardens Shown in Logan Homes on Culver and Main
In Logan on Memorial Day week two gardens stand out at the homes of Holland Bright on South Culver Street and Miss Elizabeth Rempel on East Main Street. Iris, peonies and roses burst into bloom, with many rose varieties brightening the displays. Irises will be blooming by Memorial Day as the season is at its height.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Holland Bright
South Culver Street
Elizabeth Rempel
East Main Street
Dancers Present Mid-Summer Fantasy Recital in Logan
The Logan audience enjoyed a dance recital titled A Mid-Summer Fantasy by Miss Thelma Palestrant’s class at the Pythian Theater. Adama Fisher’s Lancaster Studio dancers opened the program, closing the school year with numerous local participants listed.
Divorce Filed by Iha Sheets Against Charles Sheets
Iha Sheets files for divorce from Charles W. Sheets alleging three years of abandonment and failure to provide for the family. Married 1894 they have seven children with two minors, Iha claims she and the two younger children have supported themselves since December 21, 1936, while Charles W. Sheets lives apart in Columbus. The petition was sent to Franklin County sheriff W Mt Lloyd for service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Franklin County
W. Mt. Lloyd
Pair of fines in Logan hearing on intoxication cases
Logan reports two men fined after a May 25 hearing before Mayor J P Rochester. George Shively paid 1100 and costs for driving while intoxicated and 10 plus costs for intoxication. He was jailed for nonpayment and a cell fire occurred previous night. His license was suspended six months. Other man Bowersock of Haydenville pleaded guilty to intoxication and was fined 35 and costs after Deputy Hammond arrested him following a reported assault on Samuel Howdy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
J. P. Rochester
George Shively
Shively
Hocking
Magistrata
J. P. Miller
Thursol Oh Bowersock
Haydenville
Fad Hammond
Samuel Howdys
Wolfe Reports On Road Work In Hocking County
Orla Wolfe the county surveyor reports progress on the Hocking County gas maintenance program. Graveling and resurfacing work is underway on several roads including Marion Towns school road and Loss Geneva Road with Benton Townsh ip projects viewed for summer improvements. Local officials toured roads crossing into Vinton County and lawn improvements were made around City Hall area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Orla Wolfe
Suveyor
Hocking County
Wolfe
Marion
Geneva
Starr-Union Urna
Tohn Love
Frank St. Clair
Charles Brow
Johnn
Pettit
Benton
Vinton County
Puzzle fragment clue list from Lett Cralé piazie
A reader-supplied puzzle fragment shows a sequence of odd words: Wish Fistest Feet Fret Free Tras. The text presents a cryptic style today with no clear solution provided.
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Tay ‘At
James Miller
Everett Jacoby
Buck-iye Lake
Naewa
Merry Makers Merry Maker Club
BOARD
Rockbridge High School
Edward Moriarity
Memphis
William Moriarity
Kate Moriarity
West Front Street
Moriarity
Illinois Central Railroad
the Depot Inn
Logan, Ohio
Jabeth Krinn
Charles H. Smith
Rawson
Robert King
Bermesford Coal Company
Loran-McArthur Highway
Keetenwald
Farmers’ & Merchants’ Bank
Logan, Ono
E. B. Acomb
Dentist Telephone Majestic Theatre Bldg. A
Athens
Court House
Ida Sheets
Toc
May
Dansin
William Waugh
Ren Lhe
Elizabeth Collison
Davis
John Balch
Howard Bros
Athens, O
Logation
Richland Ave
Lasere
Zenner
The
D. Zenn: ER Company
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