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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1927
Page
10
Logan voters will write in candidates for Third ward councilman and councilmen at large in tomorrow's election. Chamber of Commerce directors urged writing in Raymond R. Lanning for Third ward, and George Blum and John E. Canty for councilmen at large.
Logan class report notes Betty Jean Friend year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Roger Friend of Warner avenue suffered a severe burn on her hand Sunday afternoon after grasping a hot curling iron. The palm blistered and a physician was called to attend.
Donald Wildermuth 18 of Gore was hospitalized after he wrecked on New Straitsville road near Gore. He said he struck a tree to avoid injuring others, suffering facial bruises a deep head laceration and other cuts while alone in the car.
Gifford Hull will lead the Logan post of the American Legion as commander for another year after the annual election at the post rooms. Fifty members attended with Ewald Schmitter and others named to officer and executive roles. The group shared a dinner then attended Armistice services at the Presbyterian church.
Old target size changed from .33 inch diameter and caused lower averages. Scores listed for Hell, V Spencer, Hoopes, N Spencer, Farbearn, Spears, Gilbert, Frenier, Miller with totals from a postal match against the N and W railway Y M C A club of Portsmouth scheduled for next week. Columbus business men to meet in a match there Monday.
PLAN MATCHES LOGAN reports eleven members of the Logan Rifle and Pistol club lined up for a Friday night match at the Arcade range. It was the biggest indoor turnout this season. New NBA fifty foot targets with a ten ring .11 inch diameter were used.
Logan Nov 7 Harry L. Smith was re elected superintendent of the Presbyterian Sunday school with Charles Heine re elected as assistant and Walter Kleinschmidt as secretary treasurer. Teachers remain the same as last year. Mrs Ward Chase and Mrs D C Reynolds hosted a bridge party at the Easterling club with nine tables of players. High scores went to Mrs Paul Spears and Mrs Frank Harden. A two course lunch followed.
A new French process yields MELLO-GLO face powder for all weather use. It claims to stay on longer without drying the skin or clogging pores and resists perspiration. Made by The D. Zenner Co.
A long list of Athens area residents appears in the social column featuring married women with surnames Sprankel Weymueller Harden Webb Bell McBroom Buellaby Tschap Smith Lyke Smith Hull Heine Hillyer Thomas Kanode Heft Bort Bort Shriner and others.
Hocking Valley defeated the Stoneys in three straight games on Friday night. No high scores were recorded. The column lists the match results and key moment summaries from the bowling set.
A concise approach to the Letter Golf puzzle on page five presents a single method. The note outlines steps to form valid golf-style letter sequences and achieve a correct arrangement.
An affidavit accuses Leonard Johnson of stealing chickens from the New York Coal company's farm near Longstreth. A. M. Ward, a company representative, filed the charge and Johnson was arrested Sunday by Traffic Officer Farbearn and held in the county jail to await arraignment Monday. Johnson denied the theft.
In Findlay Ohio Prosecuting Attorney John Ki Priddy awaits state bank examiners to finish their investigation into the Arcadia Bank and Savings Company failure. The full loss remains undetermined and Conway's arraignment is postponed. he remains jailed.
Seek 2500 members by Christmas announced in Columbus as the Moose lodge outlines a recruitment push. The organization targets growth through local outreach and community events this holiday season.
Dictators and secretaries from across the state gather in Ohio to map a campaign aimed at boosting membership to 100000. The meeting focuses on organizing, outreach, and coordination to grow the association’s reach throughout the state.
Coshocton county grand jury will investigate the deaths of Anna and Caroline Lenhart, elderly women killed last Thursday when struck by a machine driven by Miss Helen Shepeto. No charges were placed against the girl.
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