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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 15, 1934
Page
12
Health Commissioner Dr. W B Lacock reported milk samples from ten Logan dairies were sent to Columbus for analysis. Butterfat ranged 4.4 to 6.3 percent with solids at 14.5. Bacterial counts were within city limits except for one dairy, which was promptly addressed.
Logan reports rapid sanitation work across city village and rural districts under engineer W F Smith as Fernshacks multiply. Sixty-two built last year and 5M added this year with FERA workers on site and material supplied by property owners. The plant moved to the fairgrounds where concrete toilets and frame sections are produced for installation. Rev W C L Corpell from Ettricks Va visits Logan with daughter Precious Correll after pastor duties in Circieville.
Logan senior high principal Fred B. Burchfield was confined to his home on Wednesday due to illness. In his absence, Mrs. Dorothy Krieg assumed oversight of his classes.
Logansport item states affidavits filed against Lehman Hoey Lester Brown and William Wine Benton Township on failure to send children to school. Cases continued until November 20. Magistrate Stephenson imposed fines of 25 dollars on Carl Stump South Perry and Burman Danner Sams Creek for illegal hunting. Deputy Protector Edward Eberst led arrests.
Judge Harley M. Whitcraft of Ohio has been informed by Ohio State Bar Association president George W. Spooner of his appointment to the Uniform State Law Committee. The Logan jurist has served as secretary of the Ohio Common Pleas Judges Association for five years and consents to serve on the new panel.
Logan Ohio George Henssel of Columbus, an assault victim injured in September when attackers struck a Godman Company truck in Vinton County, is steadily improving at Cherrington Hospital. He has walked within the hospital and is expected to leave Friday for home. Seven Columbus and Lancaster men stand indicted in McArthur for the skull fracture incident.
Gertrude Ginthe will host the Kings Daughters Sunday School Class Friday night at her home. Mrs Walter Swaim visiting Nelsonville area. Dorothy Vollmer from Baltimore weekend at her parents in town. Mrs Frank Crothers called to Marietta for illness of daughter Mrs Andy Roush.
A 33-member neighbor delegation gathered at Mise Myrtle Steele’s home in South Bloomingville on Tuesday for a traditional wood chopping event. Men cut and haul wood while women prepare an elaborate dinner and Miss Steele thanks them for their thoughtfulness.
Rev G C Nutter conducted a Tuesday night service for CCC Camp Hocking with about 100 young men in attendance Mrs G C Nutter and readings by Mrs Homer Carter and Mrs Vern Robinett featured in the program Alice Allen sang and Nellie Allen played piano Mr Nutter delivered a short sermon Haydenville PTA met at the school Mrs Charles Vollmer hosted Standard Bearers with nine members present Gertrude Guinther returned from Woodsfield after a visit with her parents Daniel and Miss Sylvia McMaster accompanied by Miss Guinther
M E Corotls assistant supervisor for the Southern Ohio district explained the federal housing act to Logan Rotary Club members at the Monday night session. Theo dore C Johnson county chairman was a club guest.
Mrs George C Hengst deputy county treasurer dislocated her right wrist and suffered a fractured bone when she fell at her home Sunday.
Albert Anneshansley was found guilty of assault and battery by a jury after less than an hour of deliberation in common pleas court on charges of assaulting O. M. Blum. Two women spectators were evicted during evidence as they annoyed counsel.
Eau Claire Borough in Butler County, though Democratic elsewhere, shows 122 Republican votes to five for Democrats after an official recount. In Anthony Kansas Milton W Primm, a Democrat state representative, campaigned for others and was re elected despite not seeking the governor or congressman role.
Mrs Zaida Feree alleges her ankle was broken when her terrier fought another dog. She seeks $30,000 damages from Mrs Marion Fox Moore, owner of the other dog, in what may become a court battle in Albuquerque.
Arrangements are under way for a parent and son banquet in the Junior High Gymnasium at 7 p m on Thursday November 22. H E Saxton and class members will run the program featuring a rabbit supper prepared by the Home Economics Department. E O Bolander assistant state supervisor of vocational agriculture will be principal speaker. Tung oil is used in paints and varnishes.
The Men's Club of the First Presbyterian Church plans a rabbit supper and social at the church at 6 16 Thursday night Nov 22. It will be the second monthly meeting in a series with local speakers on the program and music by Zeke and Chuck. Dr H M Boocks, president, invites all men of the church.
Out of court settlement in the case of Gertrude Green versus Ida Haddocks administratrix of Laura J. Dehnen estate. Defendant agreed to pay plaintiff 57 dollars 32 cents and assume the costs.
Diphtheria returns to Hocking County with Eliene Conley of Longstreth as the first case in months. A quarantine has been placed on the affected area and nearby residents are advised to seek medical attention if symptoms appear.
Logan Ada Harper of Benton Township was placed under a peace bond of 200 dollars after appearing before Magistrate C. T. Stephens on Tuesday. The complaint came from a neighbor and arrest was made by Constable Walter Barnes.
Fragmented lines note a funeral service at a Lutheran church and burial details for a local resident, with mentions of family ties and a Wednesday service. Other garbled phrases reference names and a Laurel cemetery, indicating a family obituary notice from a small-town paper.
The Rev L Heyde will preach Tuesday at the Lutheran church in Logan. Attendance opening and closing rites set for an evening gathering at the local church facility.
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