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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 11, 1940
Page
10
Armistice Day Parade to Parade Down Main Street
Logan announces a parade at 7 30 tonight moving west on Main to High then Hunter to Market and back to Main. Bands assemble at the courthouse for a mass number after disbanding. Dale McManara will speak on National Defense at the courthouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Main St
Hunter
Market
Dale McManara
Newark
American Legion
Main
Culver Sts
Culver
Depot
Murray City
South Culver St
Ward Township
Union Furnace
N. Culver St
Rockbridge
Orchard
Carbon Hill High
Women’s Relief Corps
Logan High School Band
Walnut
Canal Winchester Man Injured in Wreck
Earl Swartz of Canal Winchester is at Cherrington Hospital with head injuries from a Saturday night Route 180 crash. He rode with Hale Muncie and Edward Whitehead of Canal Winchester. their car struck another vehicle. Swartz was cut on head and face. others were not seriously hurt. Muncie is jailed for investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Earl Swartz
Canal Winchester
Cherrington Hospital
Hale Muncie
Edward Whitehead
Swartz
Muncie
County Auditor To Return Thursday
Information was received that Auditor Kenneth R. Fitzgerald who underwent major surgery at Crile Clinic Cleveland would return home Thursday. He has been improving steadily and physicians say he can come home to complete convalescence. Charles Woltz of Rockbridge was taken to Cherrington Hospital Sunday for immediate appendectomy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Kenneth R. Fitzgerald
Crile Clinic
Cleveland
Charles Woltz
Rockbridge
Cherrington Hospital
Hog Worm Remedy Tonic For Hogs
A tonic claimed to remove all types of worms in hogs and to serve as a worm remedy. The notice describes use for pigs and implies health benefits from the product.
Carbon Hill Teams Open With Two Wins
Carbon Hill High School basketball opened the season with varsity and junior wins over New Marsh. The varsity triumphed 29 to 17 and the juniors won 27 to 16. The teams eye the county league season with hopes of strong showings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Carbon Hill
Native of Hocking Dies in Columbus
Giles C. Guess 82 a native of Hocking County was found dead in bed yesterday morning by his daughter Mrs. Charles Cox of 87 E. Tompkins Sr. He had lived in Columbus nearly 50 years and is survived by a grandson. A Knights of Pythias Crestview Lodge member, funeral services are at 2 p.m. Tuesday at P. E. Rutherford Co. chapel with burial in Union Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Giles C. Guess
Charles Cox
E. Tompkins Sr
Guess
Hocking County
Crestview Lodge
The
Knights of Pythias
P. E. Rutherford Co
Union Cemetery
Institute Executives Plan Future Sessions
Laurelville Farmers Institute executives met Friday to set plans for the coming season. December 9 and 10 are set for events with programs for all ages. Mrs Carrie Wilson and Charles Peters are named state lecturers. Local committee includes Wayne Bowers president George Bushnell Grace Delong Mrs Wilson Ross and Mrs Ruth Bennington of the extension service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Laurelville Farmers Institute
Carrie Wilson
Charles Peters
Wayne Bowers
George Bushnell
Grace Delong
Wilson Ross
Ruth Bennington
Extension Service
Collins Festival Concludes With Play The Big Pond
The Collins Festival sponsored by Logan Kiwanis will offer a final play at 8 o'clock Thursday evening in the high school auditorium. The cast will be guests at the club dinner meeting at the White House at 6 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Logan Kiwanians
White House
Athens Pastor LOGAN Visits Logan to Lead Sermon
The Rev. A. Y. Wilcox from Athens preached at the First Presbyterian Church in Logan on Sunday morning. He has assisted with church work since the illness of Rev. Cecil Harding Jones several weeks ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
A. Y. Wilcox
Athens
First Presbyterian Church
Cecil Harding Jones
Masons to Meet at Masonic Temple This Evening
Annual meeting of the Past Masters association of Mingo Lodge of Masons will be held at Masonic Temple at 8 o'clock this evening. On Wednesday there will be a meeting of Hocking Council Mason of degree work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Mingo Lodge of Masons
Masonic Temple
Hock- Hocking Council
Miss Daisy Moravy Improving at University Hospital
Miss Daisy Moravy of Union Furnace is reported improving at University Hospital Columbus after a week of treatment. She is the daughter of Mr and Mrs I E Moravy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Daisy Moravy
I. E. Moravy
Union Furnace
University Hospital, Columbus
Logan Hunters Provide Food For Wild Game
Logan area sportsmen plan to feed wild ducks and geese to attract migrants and make Hocking County a stopping point on their southward flight. Fletcher Wilson leads the feeding station with sowing of wild rice in Willow Pond and Rockbridge Basin to boost arrivals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LOGAN
Hocking County
Hocking Fish and Game Club
Fletcher Wilson
Willow Pond
Rockbridge Basin
Perry F. Donaldson Dies in Logan
Perry Francis Donaldson 65 a carpenter died at his home in the Dicken Addition late Saturday afternoon. Survived by wife Margaret a son Floyd of Logan two daughters Mrs Ralph Morrison and Mrs Denzil Beougher Rockbridge and brothers Albert John Donaldson Logan Charles Donaldson Oroville Frank Donaldson Mrs William Richard Logan and Mrs John Myers Columbus. Funeral rites set for ten oclock Tuesday at the residence burial at New Straitsville Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Perry Francis Donaldson
Carpenter
Dicken
Margaret
Floyd
Ralph Morrison
Denzil Beougher
Rockbridge
Albert
John Donaldson
Charles Donaldson
Oroville
Frank Donaldson
William Richard
John Myers
Columbus
New Straitsville
Navy Man Spends Furlough With Parents
Gerald Thurman Ringhiser son of Mr and Mrs Grover Ringhiser near this city returned to Norfolk Virginia Saturday after a ten day furlough with his parents He has served in the navy for several months and plans to be assigned to duties in the Orient soon He stated he liked naval life and was happy to return
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Gerald Thurman Ringhiser
Grover Ringhiser
Norfolk
Navy
Orient
Rev White Addresses High School Assembly
Special assembly at Senior High School featured Rev E B White delivering a patriotic speech. The event marked the raising of a new United States flag donated by the Hi Y Club, with a large flag staff erected atop the building for the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ilogan
E. B. White
United States
Hi-Y Club
Femmes n Fun to Be Seen on Athena Stage Tuesday
Critics praise Sollie Childs new musical extravaganza Femmes n Fun at the Athena Theater Tuesday. A cast of 35 with 10 standout acts includes Fifi DeHaveland in a daring dance Archer and Boyce and Kate Smith. Johnny Waters leads a swing band.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sollie Childs
Archer and Boyce
Kate Smith
Ray
Arthur
Baron’ Brothers
Woolsey and
Clair
Johnny Waters
Armistice Day Observed by Logan Post Legion
Logan Post American Legion and Auxiliary held an Armistice Day observance with 125 attendees. A pot luck supper preceded the program. Rev. E. B. White of United Brethren delivered the principal address and praised veterans’ service. Local performers from Crooksville sang and played, with Miss Jane Peart and others contributing. Out of town visitors included Mr. and Mrs. Otto Sharp of McArthur.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Logan Post American Legion, Auxiliary
Post Rooms
E. B. White
United Brethren Church
Frank Judy
America
American Legion
Jean Foreman
Dorothy Geiger
Catherine Fox
Bob Judy
Crooksville
E. L. Eveland
Charles Stevens
Jack Peart
Doc Watt
Jane Peart
Floyd Duffy
H. H. Sands
Otto Sharp
McArthur
Sharp
Legion
Gallia Woman Held On Forgery Charge
Mrs Elsie Evans 24 year old wife of Wilbur Evans tenants on Gomer Jones farm Perry Township placed in Gallia County Jail on a forgery warrant. She allegedly raised a 42 cent cream check to 23 94 at Orin Thomas store and was refused. A second similar check was cashed for 20 after being raised from one dollar at a local business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Elsie Evans
Wilbur Evans
Gomer Jones
Perry Township
Gallia County
Hollis McCormick
Speaking Contests Held in Churches
Prince of Peace declamation contests sponsored by the Ohio Council of Churches were held in the Baptist and Methodist Churches before large audiences. Noreen Long won first place at the Baptist Church with Jean Maddox Earl Tope and Emil Haffelt as other entrants. Miss Maddox placed second. At the Methodist Church Matilda Hall and Alice Jean Bush won, with Jerry Evans and Wayne Gibson among other contestants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Prince of Peace
Ohio Council of Churches
Noreen Long
Dorothy Langdon
Jean Maddox Earl Tope
Emil Haffelt
Miss Long
Miss Maddox
Harry R. Hurn
William Jones
Jim Porter, Jr
Matilda Hall
Alice Jean Bush
Jerry Evans
Wayne Gibson
Publicity Director To Address Bible Class
Gallia County Jim Porter Jr publicity director and English teacher at Rio Grande College will address the Methodist St John s Bible Class at their monthly meeting Tuesday evening His theme will be Work and he will explain the student self help plan adopted at the school
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Jim Porter, Jr
Rio Grande College
Methodist
St. John’s Bible Class
Grass Run-Side Hill Social and Personal
Rev and Mrs J P Miller and son of Bradbury were Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs William Nicholson. Bert Davis and Race Davis hosted visitors. Akron’s Jennings Farrell visited Bert Glaze family. Clyde Will from Canada visited G O Will. Milburn and Jack Ramey from West Virginia spent the weekend with their father Grant Ramey. Emmett McCaskey family of Dyesville visited Elmer Molden’s grandparents. Winns traveled to Cincinnati to see Mrs Ella Humphrey who is ill. Lena Saxton and Bert Davis attended the funeral of Mrs Leonard at Langsville. Elmer Molden and others visited Mrs William Robinson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. P. Miller
Bradbury
William Nicholson
Bert Davis
Race Davis
Jennings Farrell
Akron
Bert Glaze
Clyde Will
Canada
G. O. Will
Milburn
Jack Ramey
West Virginia
Grant Ramey
Emmett McCasney
Dyesville
McCaskey
Elmer Molden
F. W. Winn
Cincinnati
Winn
Ella Humphrey
Don Morgan
Hysell Run
Lena Saxton
Leonard
Langsville
W. A. Hutton
William Robinson
Minersville Births and Local Social Notes
A son was born on November 7 to Mr. and Mrs. Rollin Wolf, weighing 8% pounds, grandson to Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Maag and Mrs. Weaver Wolf Sr. Visitors, travels, and church events include Mrs. Emma Grindley with George Grindley at Middleport visiting Bert McCarley after a serious auto crash near Gallipolis. Bradford Mange returns to Parkersburg for eye injury care with hope to save sight. works at the Chevrolet garage in Pomeroy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minersville
Rollin Wolf
Theodore Maag
Weaver Wolf
Emma Grindley
Jack Stivers
George Grindley
Middleport
Bidwell
Parkersburg
Chevrolet
Pomeroy
Ronald Grindley
Asa Custer
Wash Arms
Charleston
Walter Bary
William H. Thomas
John Roush
Carmel
Rev
Taylor
Methodist
Chester
Logan Mixed Bridge Club Hosts Social Evening
Logan Brief Social Notes reports the Logan mixed bridge club meeting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Salts on N Mulberry Street with a covered dish supper at six. High scores were posted by Mrs. Richard Lavey Ellsworth Higsby and Elman Richards. Guests included Mr. and Mrs Elman Richards of Circleville. Jean Patricia Rochester and Richard Lee Taylor tied in marriage ceremony announced by their Logan relatives. Taylor attends Ohio State University and is linked with the Bureau of Motor Vehicles. Charles Rauch Pat Donahue Josephine Francis and Roseann Brown attended a Columbus dance with Mrs Rauch and Miss Martha Getz accompanying. The Arrow Order and Boy Scouts were involved in organizing the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Clarence Salts
N. Mulberry St
Richard Lavey
Ellsworth Higsby
Elman Richards
Circleville
Fred Rochester
Columbus
Jean Patricia
Richard Lee Taylor
Russell, Ky
Rochester
Taylor
Ohio State University
Bureau of Motor Vehicles
Charles Rauch
Pat Donahue
Josephine Francis
Roseann Brown
Order of Arrow
Hotel Seneca
Co. F. Rauch
Martha Getz
Rauch
Donahue
Order of the Arrow
Boy Scouts
Business and Professional Women Club Meets Tuesday Evening
The Women’s Club will gather at 7:30 Tuesday for a program featuring Miss Minette McCray and Miss Ella Rochester. A new member will be initiated, and those absent should contact Miss Mae Schaal at once.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Business and Professional Women's Club
Minette McCray
Ella Rochester
Mae Schaal
Local Visitors Share Weekend in Logan Area
Mrs. George Featheroff of Laurelville visited her father Robert Kanode and sister Hazel Kanode over the weekend. Kenneth Evans of Ohio State University spent the weekend here with his parents A. F. and Mrs. Evans. Mrs. Anna Beery traveled to Columbus Sunday and returns today. Mrs. Earl Andrews and daughter Judith of Mt. Pleasant Michigan arrived Thursday for two weeks with relatives. Willard Albaugh visited Monday after a Saturday stay. Earl Heinlein of New Plymouth was a Logan Sunday visitor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Featheroff
Laurelville
Robert Kanode
Hazel Kanode
Kenneth Evans
Ohio State Univesity
A. F. Evans
Anna Beery
Columbus
Earl Andrews
Judith
Mt. Pleasant
Mich
Logan
Logan Ties Highlight Robert S. Cox’s Local Roots
Robert S. Cox, a Democrat candidate for lieutenant governor this year, once lived in Logan where he made numerous acquaintances. He showed interest in fraternal work during his residence here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Robert S. Cox
Logan A district meeting of Sixth Arch Masons held today
Logan A district meeting of Grand Council members of the Sixth Arch Masons was held Sunday at Jackson. Wood Bowen of this city was in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Sixth Arch Masons
Jackson
Wood Bowen
Sheep Killing Dogs On Rampage Again
Dogs that had been quiet for two months attacked flocks of Frank Linton and W. H. Hansel on Scotts Creek several days ago. They killed four sheep and injured eighteen. Dog Warden Howard Brooks traced the animals and destroyed three of them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Frank Linton
W. H. Hansel
Scotts Creek
Howard Brooks
Knights of Pythias Open House Wednesday Night
Logan Lodge Knights of Pythias will hold an open house at their hall on Main St Wednesday evening. A program is being arranged and lunch will be served. All members are requested to be present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LOGAN
Logan Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Main St
Missionary Captain Metzger Speaks At Local Baptists
Gallipolis audiences heard Capt. Paul C. Metzger Belgian Congo missionary in First Baptist Church. He lectured morning and night with illustrations. Metzger and Pastor Rev. George Sagen plan district church visits this week and will address Rio Grande College students Thursday. He has 35 years in missions and was twice decorated by King Leopold III.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Paul C. Metzer
Belgian Congo
First Baptist Church
Metzger
George Sagen
Rio Grande College
Leopold III of
Belgium
Vinton Youth In Serious Condition After Heart Attacks
Lloyd Campfield age 22 of Vinton is reported in serious condition in a Mansfield hospital after a sequence of heart attacks. Relatives traveled from Vinton to visit him as authorities note his past fraud convictions following a statewide arrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Sheriff's Office
Lloyd Campfield
Vinton
Mansfield Reformatory
Campfield
Ohio
Logan Chiefs Aim To Close 1940 Season In Victory
Logan prepares for the final league game against long-time rival Lancaster on Friday night with coach Tom Bender and the team determined to end the season with a win. A student pep rally with bonfire and band is planned for Thursday evening as farewell pageantry. A separate report notes Dana Rheinscheid of Union Furnace suffered a severe left-hand cut while operating a corn chopper on his farm, requiring medical attention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LOGAN
Logan Chieftains
Lancaster
Tom Bender
James Horwell
Chieftain Band
F Logan
Dana Rheinscheid
Union Furnace
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Canal
Winchester
Court ST
Hocking
Institute
Masons
I. 0
O. F. Temple, Logan
J. R. Goldberg
Optum
Worstell Bldg
Zenner
Etlist I
Court St. Dept
Perry F. Donaldson
Rev. White
Femmes ’N Fun
Tyrone Power
Schine
People — Swing
Archer & Boyce
Young Kate Smith
Baron Bros
Woolsey & Claire
Lupe Valez Leon Errol
National Red Cross
Norman Davis
Roosevelt
Red Cross
Gallia
Kenneth Roberts
Victor Mature
Ad Big
Jackie Moran
Lor
Pepsi-Cola Bottling Works
Jim Josten
Sohio
Standard Oil
Sohio Winterrade
Sony
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