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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Nov 11, 1941

Page

11

Red Cross in Hocking County Announces Roll Call

The Red Cross will begin its annual roll call in Hocking County under Rev. E. B. White’s overall leadership with William T. Clapp directing the city effort. Ward captains and precinct workers will contact residents to enroll, aiming for a 3,000 member county quota after increasing from 2,000 due to high aid demand from the current emergency.

Logan Hocking County E. B. White William T. Clapp Red Cross

Logan Kiwanis Change Meeting Nights During Festival

The Logan Kiwanis Club shifts its regular meetings to Thursday evenings during the Collins Festival. This week the meeting is at 6 pm in the White House with guests Eugene Sedgwick Marian Anderson and Mary Jean Hopkins of Eugene Sedgwick and the Melo dears Co. They present the first festival number at Logan High School auditorium Thursday evening. G A A Girls of Logan High sell tickets for the series.

Logan Logan Kiwanis Club White House Eugene Sedgwick Marian Anderson Mary Jean Hopkins Melodears Co G. A. A. Girls Logan High School

City Council May Name J. S. Tipton as Member

Logan City Council may appoint J. D. Tipton to the First Ward vacancy after the election. Tipton, a former councilman, was the successful candidate at the last meeting and is expected to fill the post. He previously served two terms in Logan and three terms in Gallipolis.

J. S. Tipton Logan Gilbert Leffler J. D. Tipton Tipton Leffler Gallipolis

Helen Rush Hears From Cousin in England

Logan Miss Helen Rush received a letter from her cousin Jack Sayers of County Durham England. The letter notes the war barely touched their area and says the nearest bombing was about three miles away. The missive took about a month to arrive.

Logan Helen Rush Jack Sayers County Durham England Sayers Rush

Funeral Services Held For Mrs. Nora Bigham

Funeral services were conducted at Pisgah Church for Mrs. Nora Taylor Bigham who died Monday afternoon. The Rev. Amos Hoover officiated. Burial followed at Pisgah Cemetery beside her husband. Surviving relatives include three brothers and four sisters: James Taylor of Albrook Field Canal Zone. Lewis of Rockbridge Vaughn Gibisonville. Mrs. Margaret Fettel Toledo. Mrs. Viola Featheroff Gibisonville. Mrs. Bertha Beougher. Mrs. Mary McGrady of Rockbridge Route 1.

Rabbit Season Opens At Noon Saturday

Logan reports the hunting season for pheasants rabbits and raccoon opens at 12 oclock noon Eastern Standard Time Saturday November 15. Game Protector Edward Eberst urges hunters to obtain written permission from farmers and to respect signs on farm property. Shooting from the highway is forbidden by law.

Logan Edward Eberst Eberst

Coroner Reports Death by Own Action in Short Case

Coroner F E. A. Person of Murray City files a report naming Elden Lee Short aged 23 as dead by his own action from a pistol shot. The tragedy occurred at the Short residence last Friday morning.

Logan F E. A. Person Murray City Elden Lee Short Short

First Aid Contest for Boy Scout Troops Planned

Logan city and county Boy Scouts train in first aid for a district and council event titled First-Aid-O-Bal. The Central Ohio Area Council initiates the program to boost defense and emergency action. Troops enter teams from Fairfield Hocking and Pickaway counties for a district meet at Sherman Armory Lancaster at 3 p m on Saturday December 6. Top patrols advance to Columbus during Boy Scouts Week in February for the area finals.

Logan Boy Scouts Central Ohio Area Council Boy Scouts of America Fairfield Hocking Pickaway Sherman Armory Lancaster Columbus

Two Couples Secure Licenses To Marry

Logan reports two marriage licenses issued over the weekend. Charles R Holzschuher, 21, plumber of Zanesville, and Betty Jane Freeman, 21, of Zanesville, along with Carl A Huprich, 23, insurance agent of Columbus, and Dorothy Helen Hawk, 23, teacher of Carbon Hill, obtained licenses.

Logan Charles R. Holzschuher Zanesville Fred C. Holzschuher Betty Jane Freeman Forest Freeman Carl A. Huprich Columbus Albert B. Huprich Dorothy Helen Hawk Carbon Hill Clifford Hawk

Logan Legion Members Visit Dewey Crane

Logan Legion members Roy Van Atta and Melrose Harbaugh visited Dewey Crane of Haydenville at his home Monday evening. Crane, a World War veteran and 18 year Logan Post member, has dues card ready for 1942 and served overseas with the 37th Division in the last war.

Logan Dewey Crane Haydenville Roy van Atta Melrose Harbaugh American Legion Crane Logan Post 37Th

Explosion draws hundreds to Brimner home scene

Hundreds of motorists visited the explosion site at the Brimner home in South Logan since the blast on Saturday night. The scene remained active Monday as onlookers and passersby stopped to view the damage and details.

Logan Arlie Brimner South Logan

Four Members of Family Die in Fires in Tragedy

The John W. Bigham family suffers a fourth fire death after Mrs. Bigham dies at Cherrington Hospital. A prior residence on Cola Valley burned, killing three small children. This marked the second family loss for Bigham.

Logan John W. Bigham

Perry County Court Notes Reflect Local Civil and Family Matters

New Lexington reports state board of tax appeals will not apply on 1941 duplicate tax collections. Marriage licenses for October reach 27, a record for the month, amid martial law costs. A Frantz Baking Co. labor suit seeks 376.65 with interest, sheriff to levy on company trucks. Probate appoints Elbert B. Williams administrator of T. B. Williams estate valued at 1000 personal and 3000 real. Inheritance tax funds allocated to city list several estates with small amounts. Fifth district court of appeals plans a semi annual session. Subpoena issued for J. W. Ryan to testify in Green County case. Candidates must file expense accounts by Friday. One justice of the peace contest in Crooksville won by William H. Baxter. others listed. Multiple divorce suits filed including Kaimburg, Asbury, Christie, Boswell, Kinder, Householder, and Alchele. Several marriage licenses issued in Crooksville and Somerset. Realty transfers include Schimpf, Sutton, McGonagle, Bateson, Riley, Abell, and Buckeye Lake additions.

New Lexington State Board of Tax Appeals Pauline Mason Appeals Board Common Pleas Anthony Marino Frantz Baking Co Elbert B. Williams T. B. Williams John Tague Elizabeth P. Woodock R. G. Daily Ella McLaughlin Fifth District Court of Appeals Sheriff's Office J. W. Ryan Corning Common Pleas Court of Green County Xenia Melvin Howland County Election Board Justice of the Peace Perry County William H. Baxter Crooksville Gladys Christie John Matthew Christie Common Pleas Court Shawnee Trimble Eleanor Householder Harley Householder A. S. McGonagle Dono Young Alchele Richard Alchele Potter Bernice Weller Harold Mex Rosalie McMillan Harold Hammond Rosemary Bever Somerset William G. Carter Mary Margaret McGee Robert E. McCutcheon U. S. Army Bernarda Gertrude Woods Nya Emily Schimpf Michael and Wilson Schimpf Edward Stine Oliver E. Sutton C. S. Stover Dora McGonagle Junction City Clinton Moore Guy Bateson Harrison Township Lucinda Irvin John F. Riley Saltlick Township Leslie Frizzell William H. Abell Jr Honey Creek Addition Buckeye Lake

American Legion To Hold Special Meeting

Logan Post American Legion plans a special meeting this evening at the post rooms after Armistice observances closed financial institutions public offices and the state liquor store all day.

LOGAN Logan Post, American Legion Post Rooms

Yontz Golden Wedding Celebrated in Logan

Mr and Mrs C E Yontz observed their golden wedding at 156 Mound St Logan. They married in Lancaster where Mr Yontz ran a dry goods business before forming Wellman Steiman and Yontz in 1905 and helped found Farmers and Merchants Bank in 1910. A family dinner followed by visits from relatives accompanied by friends marked the celebration.

Logan C. E. Yontz Mound St Lancaster Yontz Ben Tritsch Wellman, Steiman and Yontz John Collins Farmers and Merchants Bank

Firemen Protest Traffic Jam After Alarm Response

Firemen protest traffic jams caused by alarms in Logan after responding to a Brimner residence fire. They note a new state law forbids following fire apparatus within 500 feet and the area near stopped units. Violations carry up to a $50 fine. tickets may be issued in the fire zone.

Logan Arlie Brimner

Four couples obtain marriage licenses in probate court

Charles B. Conrad and Ruth Beane of Charleston. Charles W. Thacker and Sarah Ryans of Milton W Va are licensed to wed. Probate court reports marriage license issuances averaging two per day.

Gallipolis Charles B. Conrad Ruth Beane Charleston Charles W. Thacker Sarah Ryans Milton W. Va

Local Notes And Court Action In Gallipolis

Mrs Frank Jones remains at home after a slight stroke with some improvement noted. Legion Women's Auxiliary meeting postponed due to Armistice Day party by Lafayette Post. Mrs James B McAllister sues for divorce citing cruelty and seeks restoration to maiden name Miss Nancy Baker.

Gallipolis Frank Jones Legion Women's Auxiliary Lafayette Post James B. McAllister Nancy Baker

Logan Post Drives To Reach Member Quota

Logan Post of the American Legion pushes to reach a 115 member quota with 100 enrolled as of Monday night. County Commander Frank Judy aids the drive aiming to lift all three county posts over the top by evening. Laurelville already reached quota and Murray City vies for 45 members.

Logan Logan Post American Legion Melrose Harbaugh Frank Judy Laurelville Murray City

Fifty candidates file expense accounts due by November 14

The election board clerk reports that fifty candidates have filed expense accounts to date and all are required to complete their filings by Friday November 14.

Logan Election Board

Logan Chief Lew Reynolds Recovers From Illness

Police Chief Lew Reynolds, sidelined by a cold for several days, is reported to be recovering.

Logan Lew Reynolds

Senator Hunt Speaks at Rio Grande Armistice Day Rally

Dr George Hunter of Ironton one of two state senators from the district addressed a Rio Grande College student assembly on Armistice Day.

Gallipolis George Hunter Ironton Rio Grande College

Logan Bowling Leagues Start This Week

Four bowling leagues begin this week at the Mon Cook alleys. Sigma Phi Gamma starts at 6 30 p m this evening, Catholic League at 9 p m, Businessmen's League at 7 and 9 on Wednesday, and Logan Industrial League at 7 Friday. Some changes may occur to avoid conflicting with the Logan Lancaster game.

Logan Mon Cook Sigma Phi Gamma Logan Industrial League Logan-Lancaster Lancaster

Eight Men to Face Tests at Huntington Wednesday

Eight men will travel to Huntington Wednesday for physical examinations preparatory to entrance into military service. They are Hugh Hill Howard West Julius Farley Gallipolis Derman W Swick Vinton Norman Cox Mercerville Lee Montgomery Bladen Richard Lewis Peniel Donald Montgomery Waterloo

Gallipolis Huntington Hugh Hill Howard West Julius Farley Derman W. Swick Vinton Norman Cox Mercerville Lee Montgomery Bladen Richard Lewis Peniel Donald Montgomery Waterloo

Lena Dillon Leaves Holzer Hospital for Home Recovery

Mrs Lena Dillon, recently hospitalized at Holzer for a hip fracture after a fall, has recovered enough to be discharged to home in Gallipolis.

Hospital Gallipolis Lena Dillon Holzer Hospital

Man Pleads Guilty to Reckless Driving in State Patrol Charge

James H. Benedict of McArthur was charged with reckless driving by state troopers and appeared before Mayors Logan and Kinser on Monday. He pleaded guilty and was fined ten dollars plus costs.

Logan Wayne Robinson Salt Creek Township James H. Benedict McArthur Dallas Kinser

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