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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1934
Page
5
Two unidentified men wearing false faces robbed a Natco barns at night on a Saturday evening. They seized a woman and police described the scene as a hurried theft with bystander reports of masked figures and a small monetary loss. Nearby investigations followed by Deputy Joe.
Democrats wrapped up their campaign with a Monday morning parade from party headquarters to the courthouse. Dwight Cusick of New Lexington delivered an address for state candidates, with Bruce Wright presiding and presenting county contenders. The Logan High School Band led the march.
Logan residents report visits from Mr and Mrs Allen M Rose and daughter Joan of Cleveland and Mrs Lucy Brehm of Somerset who spent the weekend with Dr and Mrs W E Brehm. Mrs F M McKay remains at home after a heart attack but is improving. Gay Loomis of Logan Route 1 is improving at Cherrington Hospital after weeks of treatment.
New motor vehicle sales in Hocking County for October reached 27 units. Six were trucks and transfers of second-hand cars remain brisk, though the month shows a slight decline from September.
Coach John Longley says no more attempts to schedule an open date game. Logan High will travel to Lancaster for a Friday night showdown with about 800 fans expected. It is the first Lincoln County meeting in two years and the first road game of the season before facing Gallipolis and Nelsonville.
Saturday Club members were hosted at Mrs. Emerson Poston’s country home with many guests in attendance. Mrs. W B Lacock read a paper by Mrs. D A Rannells on The Rise of the Modern Bible by Fosdick. Roll call covered English Versions of the Bible.
Republicans held a Saturday rally at Knights of Pythias Hall with C Ellis Moore of Cambridge as principal speaker. He urged re election of Senator Simeon Fess and sending Renick Dunlap to Congress from the 11th District. Debating team member Ray Schwenke urged support for the mili levy as stormy weather hits Logan.
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