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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 17, 1925
Page
10
Logan November 17 an unscheduled performance occurred when Arthur Bernard secured an attachment to collect unpaid salary from manager Jimmy Bova. Bernard charged assault. Bova pleaded guilty and was fined $1 and costs. The troupe left town Monday morning.
Clinton Jackson 59 of Rockbridge died Saturday at Grant Hospital Columbus after a second operation within three weeks. He leaves a wife, several grown children, and twin brother Charles Jackson of Rockbridge. Funeral planned at Advent Christian church, burial at Fairview. body moved to Harden mortuary. In Logan, 110 hunters obtained licenses from Clerk Newton Spencer, bringing total licenses issued this year to 1080.
Weymueller, part owner of Elite Motor Bus, was brought to the institution Saturday while recovering from influenza. Complications developed and he was admitted for treatment. officials report he is slightly improved.
Luella Mathias seven, daughter of Mr and Mrs D W Mathias of Rockbridge, was knocked down by a dog Saturday afternoon and fell on her left arm, fracturing both forearm bones. She was taken to the local hospital for X ray examination and reduction of the fracture.
Don L. Cottrill 21 teamater Starr Mattie Agnes Cox 23 teacher Carbondale William J. Courtney 30 miner Deanville Carrie Jane Hewlett 20 at home Snake Hollow
In Logan on November 17 an urn with the ashes of William Wilson 41 was received by the Harden company. The urn will be moved to Columbus for burial on the family lot. Wilson, a former American League professional ballplayer, died October 31 in Seattle after retirement. Funeral services were held in Washington, D C.
Logan Nov 17 F W Wey Smeller of New Straitsville is confined to the Cherrington hospital.
The Rev. C. E. Lauer pastor of Hunter Street Lutheran church spoke Sunday evening in Columbus addressing the Federated Lutheran Leagues of Ohio at Hope Lutheran church. He noted many former Logan citizens in attendance.
Logan reports Mrs. Henry Jaynes of Shawnee was rushed to Cherrington hospital Saturday evening for an immediate appendectomy. By Monday, doctors described her condition as favorable.
Logan Nov 17 Ellsworth Coe named executor in the will of his wife Julia Coe read in probate court. All estate to go to the husband for life with equal division between son Earl Doe and daughter Georgie Wien at death. If division not equal daughter to receive entire estate. Estate includes Ward township farm with oil revenue shared by father and two children. Will dated Nov 13 1920 witnessed by Sparnow and Eberat. Judge Ellinger later confirms Ellsworth Coe as executor.
Logan after a 20 to 3 loss to Portsmouth prepares for a game with Wellston High, the last home game of the season. Thanksgiving sees Nelsonville visiting. both remaining matches are key to finishing with a strong season ledger.
Exports of grain and grain products from the United States have increased two and a fourth times since pre war days, signaling strong postwar demand and trade expansion for agriculture.
Tokyo report says Shinoko Nakai, 18, forged a death certificate with the hospital president's seal and collected 300 yen by posing as a relative. She confessed to police, troubled by her conscience.
A London jeweler with 30 years in the trade reports that English women's ring sizes have grown larger. He bases this on a several hundred percent rise in calls to enlarge rings over recent years.
Dr E H Barton professor of physics at Nottingham University College died while running to catch a train car. Funeral attended by all university professors in caps and gowns.
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