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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 20, 1940
Page
12
Martin Loses By 27 Votes In Hocking County Recount
A five precinct recount by the Hocking County Election Board reversed the lead in the county commissioner race. Democrat incumbent Frank St Clair gained 34 votes overall, while Republican James L Martin’s totals dropped. final abstract shows St Clair ahead by 27 votes with 5004 to 4977. Figures reflect changes in Gore Good Hope Logan precincts and Benton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LOGAN
Hocking County Election Board
Frank St. Clair
James L. Martin
Martin
Benton
Gore
Good Hope
Mr. Martin
Mr. St. Clair
Carlos Stashares
Stanley W. Baker
Leroy Conkle
J. M. Conkle
Hubert D. Lappen
St. Clair
Baker
Condle
Ehr Relatives’ Kin Faces Six-Year Jail Term in Rome
Grandson of New York brewer Ehret was convicted in a secret Rome trial for currency exchange violations. He received six years in prison and a 300 000 ilira fine, about 15 000 dollars, with an appeal to the United States for Intercession.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Ehret
New York
Rome
Ehret
U. S
St. Clair Breaks Two-Term Jinx In Local Race
Logan recount confirms Frank St. Clair wins a second term as city commissioner breaking a long jinx. Previous two term holder with name same city and cousin to the incumbent was a Republican. Defeated hopefuls for second terms include Harley Armstrong Samuel Blum Charles Brown Emanuel Wolfe W E Evans and J M Conkle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Frank St. Clair
Republican Party
Harley Armstrong
Samuel Blum
Charles Brown
Emanuel Wolfe
W. E. Evans
J. M. Conkle
Officer on Annual Hunting Vacation
Patrolman C D Note Stone takes a ten day vacation during hunting season. While off duty, Patrolman Harrison Litherland works the night shift with Patrolman A F Evans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
C. D. Notestone
Harrison Litherland
A. F. Evans
Logan J Edwards Ill with Heart Ailment at Home
Local miller Logan J Edwards is confined to his North Street home due to a heart condition. He has been ill for several days and is receiving care at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
J. E. Edwards
North St
Evangelistic Meet Planned By United Brethren Church
Logan Rev Myron W Clark will lead evangelistic meetings at United Brethren Church Enterprise starting Sunday November 24 with Rev Delbert S Mills directing song services. Mills, known Ohio radio figure, brings Mrs Mills and family. recordings of singing will be played. Services except two pm on Sundays Dec 1 and Dec 8 feature sermons by Clark. First sermon topic The Bread of Life. Next topics include What Should I preach and Present Arms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avondale
Logan American Legion Receives State Letter of Congratulations
Logan Post American Legion heard a congratulatory letter from Floyd Hartpence state commander. Cards from the national commander were given to Post Commander Tom Goslin and Adjutant Melrose Harbaugh. The post plans a fall conference in Gloucester and will send a local delegation led by Russell James and Harbaugh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Logan Post
American Legion
Floyd Hartpence
Tom Goslin
Melrose Harbaugh
Russell James
Harbaugh
Ft. Hayes
John W. McBroom
Clinton Webb
Post
Deadline for Alien Registration Nears in Logan
Postal officials remind all aliens must register by December 26 at the Logan Post Office at no cost. A heavy penalty applies for noncompliance, including a $1000 fine or six months imprisonment. Mr and Mrs Paul Carr of Gibisonville announce the birth of their daughter on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Logan Post Office
Paul Carr
Gibisonville
Logan Social Notes Highlight Annual Guild Meeting
On the nine year anniversary of her affiliation Mrs. W. B. Lacock led the final meeting as president before moving to Columbus. The event at the Presbyterian Church featured devotionals, music, gifts, and a report on the Maude Cook Circle’s safe arrival in Chosen Korea after furlough.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marjorie Brandt
Mary Louise Bowen
Forsythe
K. G. Kirkendall
Gallipolis
Wooster
O’hara
Lacock
Kirkendall
Sigma Phi Gamma Meets With Hostesses In Chapter Session
Sigma Phi Gamma sorority met at 8 o'clock Monday evening at the chapter rooms with hostesses Miss Teresa Kaiser Miss Retha Lohr and Miss Martha Magle. Miss Maxine Notestone presided at the business session welcoming Mrs. Carlile Tucker to active membership. Plans were made for a covered-dish supper in two weeks. Executive meeting is set for next Monday at 7 30 followed by a called session at 8. Games were won by Mrs. John Green. Miss Martha Walsh acted as auctioneer for a white elephant sale after which lunch was served by the hostesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sigma Phi Gamma Sorority
Teresa Kaiser
Retha Lohr
Martha Magle
Maxine Notestone
Carlyle Tucker
John Green
Martha Walsh
D C Bridge Club Hosts Final Session Before Holiday Break
Mrs. Edgar C. Paul hosted the D C Bridge Club on Mulberry Street with absent members represented by Mrs. Spears, Mrs. Lee, Mrs. Braker, and Mrs. Brown. High score went to Mrs. Hankison as the series ends and hosts rotate every low scorer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgar C. Paul
D. C
Fire Prevention Stressed at Safety Council Meetings
Logan host city of safety and fire prevention talks and inspections led by Logan Chamber of Commerce with James D. Wells and the Hocking Industrial Safety Council. Insurance company representatives and Boy Scouts joined visits to local plants and schools, with fire chief Roy Stallsmith and a roster of community leaders arranging programs and meals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Logan Chamber of Commerce
James D. Wells
Hocking Industrial Safety Council
Clarence Holbin
Hocking Valley
Natco
Haydenville
Logan Clay
Heine Packing Co
Logan Foundry
H. C. Godman
Sun Glow
Dick Collison
Bob Johnston
Kenneth Price
Buddy Magle
Jack Farbear
Tom Campbell
Pat Donahue
Bill Clutton
Jim Crabbe
Harold Brimner
Bob Savings
Jack Kinser
Charles Rauch
John White
Hocking Posts First In Ohio to Fill Quota
Logan Hocking County American Legion posts in Murray City Laurelville and Logan become the first in the state to reach their quotas. A celebration invites members from Murray City and Laurelville to a Dec 17 meeting with a department speaker and a refreshment committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hocking
Ohio
Logan
Hocking County
American Legion
Murray City
Laurelville
W. L. Deweese
Department
George Brown
John Michel
Andrew Coakley
Harry F. Primmer
Father in Springfield Illness Reported
Information received Tuesday that the father of Mrs. C. R. Eberst is seriously ill at his Springfield home. Mrs. Eberst is in a Columbus hospital undergoing treatment for eye trouble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Springfield
C. R
Family profiles and visits in Somerset area
The text lists moves and visits involving Somerset residents and relatives. Dr. W. B. Lacock and family plan to relocate to Columbus to 108 W. Cook Road. the Nassett home in Somerset will be vacated for them. Harold Teachau of New York City visits Mrs. Bow en and sisters in town. Dr. Carlos Gaffin and relatives will spend Thanksgiving with his parents in West Union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Shute
Greendale
Chris Herrold
Pittsburgh
Charles Herrold
Indianapolis
Miss Anna
Miss Bird White
John Martin
Columbus
Margaret Higgy
Martin
Bruce Ford
Bruce Jr
Buellaby
William Voris
Robert Ford
Betty
Zanesville
Clarence Ford
Alfred Carpenter
Alfred
Sammy
S. S. Carpenter
Athens
Pearl Six
Stewart
James _ Blosser
Zanesville Ave
Elmer Bene
Alice
Lloyd Blosser
Martha
Sue
Harry Mack
Dayton
Stanton Pond
Ll. Love
Helen Frances
Bill
Jimmy
Somerset
W. B. Lacock
Mary Neville
Lacock
W. Cook Road
W. D. Nassett
Harold Teachau
New York City
Suspect Youths Arrested in Delivery Truck Theft
Logan-Howard Spencer and Paul Hendricks both 19 and 20 were held by Sheriff Joe Farbearn after an early Tuesday arrest in connection with a delivery truck theft. Virgil Linn reported his truck stolen Monday night around 7. The vehicle was found in New Straits ville and returned to the city by the sheriff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Howard Spencer
Paul Hendricks
Pomeroy
Joe Farbearn
Virgil Linn
New Straitsville
Mrs Clyde Huffines Discharged From Cherrington Hospital
Mrs. Clyde Huffines of near Logan was discharged from Cherrington Hospital on Monday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Clyde Huffines
Near Logan
Cherrington Hospital
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Pac Tim
Goblin
Bunte
Pharmacy
Logan Miller Iil
Legion Legion Congratate
Sohio
Ejnter
Standard Oil
Ovight
Mary Blasius
Junta Club
Walter Kleinschmidt
N. Mulberry St
Kleinschmidt
William Strentz
Greendale School
Martha Smith
Barbara Ann Boyd
L. T. Worley
Logan Garden Club
Clayton Scheide
Main St
St. Matthew's Lutheran Church
E. M. Godfrey
Harry Stevenson
Anna Wellman
Eleanor Durr
Lawrence Hack
Girl Scout Central Committee
Legion Hall
Leaders’ Association
Arlie Brimner
Dorothy Krumlauf
George van Fossen
Fred Burchfield
Carl Anderson
Merritt Rheinscheld
John Buntz
Ewald Schmitter
Brimner
Florence Bort
Krumlauf
Bridge Club
Ton Jon
Iva Freeland
Fifth Street
Marietta
Quick's
Cut Rate Drug Store
Union Street
Safety Council
Member
Federal Reserve System
America
Athens National Bank
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