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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 09, 1934
Page
16
Logan voters approved a three mill school levy across all precincts after strong campaigning by school officials PTA members and high school students. Precinct results show wide support with totals such as 1A 219 1B 191 1C 122 1D 113 2A 33 2B 121 2C 116 3A 173 3B 183 4A 190 4B 187 for and lower against numbers.
Announcement notes the marriage in Greenup Kentucky on Saturday October 27 between Bernadine Allen daughter of Mr and Mrs Jacob Allen and Rudolph Sutton. The bride a Logan High School graduate. They plan to reside in Union Furnace.
Mrs Alfred Lanning hosted a Tuesday night gathering of the Chummy Bridge Club with several guests. Bridge results named Mrs Sterling Smith as guest award recipient and Miss Josephine Judy as club award winner.
Members of the Hocking County Ministerial Association, headed by Rev. J. R. Love of Rockbridge, will hold weekly services at Camp Hocking. A different clergyman will lead Tuesday meetings, with Reverends Love, Phipps, C. M. Lever, and Amos L. Heyde already having served and others to join.
Logan John Williams Sater eleven months old son of Mr. and Mrs. Everett Sater died at Cherrington Hospital Monday after a brief pneumonia illness. Survived by parents grandparents William Canan, Logan Sater, Fred Sater and Lanre Township. Funeral at Fairview Methodist Episcopal Church at 10:30 Wednesday with Rev. James T. Yocum. Burial in Fairview Cemetery.
A Thursday night dinner party at the new Democratentine headquarters in Logan was hosted by publisher R. Kenneth Kerr. A large group of Logan business and professional men attended and after the meal brief addresses were given by Lieutenant Governor Charlie Sawyer Thurman Dusty Miller and George V Sheridan.
An affidavit filed in Mayor Kenneth R. Fitzgerald's court charges Representative H. B. Welch with a traffic violation after an accident days earlier in which Welch allegedly backed his car into Chester Miller's vehicle.
Electors in Logan turnout reaches 3191 votes the fifth largest total on record with First Ward near 1100. Loren Long son of Mr and Mrs Bell spent a week with them during his first visit in over a year. Neal Johnson aged 67 dies at County Home and is buried there. Mrs Russell Berlin leaves for Cleveland to attend National Women’s Christian Temperance Union convention. Thimble and Art Club hosts a one oclock luncheon at Blanche Luis home with a social program.
Mary and Martha League of the Federated Church elected officers at its monthly meeting at Mrs. Catherine Reidel's home. Elizabeth Huber was named president with Ellen Price as vice president Florence Bowen secretary and Edith Hines treasurer. The Young People's League chose Ruth Huber president Marcella Reiber vice president Charles Gloeckner secretary and Catherine Schaaf treasurer. In Albany had Nov 9 services in the Albany Charge of the M E Church with appointments at Snowville Temple Hebbardsville and Albany Rev Williams delivering a sermon titled Appointments With Jesus.
Columbus November 9. The Student Senate filed charges of illegal voting in the Homecoming Queen election at Ohio State University with the Student Court. The Senate is withholding fee cards of students who allegedly voted twice, as the card verifies eligibility to vote and should be stamped to prevent a second ballot.
Funeral services were held in Columbus Thursday for Mrs. Elizabeth F E Franks mother of Walker Franks of Logan. She died Monday in Antwerp Ohio after suffering a hip fracture from a fall during a visit to her daughter Mrs. G M Brattain. She was also mother to Mrs. W E Jones of Columbus.
In Logan precinct Join Logan gave a majority of no votes for a Republican governor candidate. Brown received 164 votes to 143 for the Democrat. All Ward Township precincts except Carbon Hill backed the Democrat this time. A nine member Logan Kiwanis delegation joined an intercity meet with Circleville and New Lexington clubs with Hank Gowdy as principal speaker. Captain H C Joyner at Camp Hocking offers a monthly free movie for the best boasted camp cleanliness.
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