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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 21, 1946
Page
2
Logan James R Smoot county agent led a special 4-H leaders meeting after the Kiwanis dinner. The 1947 County Council members were named and will cooperate in all 4-H activities for the year. Members include Grace Harsh Ralph Swartz Martha Beery Relna Derr and O V Mohler.
Harley H Kuhn 63 died Wednesday at his home on N Walnut St after a two week illness. He was a signal maintenance man for the C and O Railroad born in Hocking County. Survived by wife Alice one sister Mrs Ella King Logan a niece Florence Zanner Athens nephews Ray Zanner Logan and Charles Zanner Athens services to be announced by Woodard funeral home.
Advises kidney warning signs such as backache leg pains and fatigue. Claims kidneys remove waste and toxins and that Doan's Pills provide relief by flushing kidneys. Mentions 40 years of use and urges readers to ask a druggist.
Twelve members attended the Hocking County Bee Keepers meeting in the common pleas courtroom with James Rutgers presiding. The inspector C A Woods report showed about 1000 colonies examined with 65 diseased and destroyed. Production reached 75 to 100 percent normal. officers elected include Rutgers Poling Harmon. A resolution thanked the county commissioners for inspection funding and Woods named inspector. next meeting set for January 8 1947 with refreshments.
Logan The Queen Vashti Re bekah Lodge schedules its November birthday meeting for Friday at 6 30 p m in Logan Mrs Jack Dougherty leads arrangements in charge
James C. Killner former state president and secretary of Columbus Aerie 297 will speak at the Logan Eagles meeting tonight. After the talk, a new Car Bell class will be initiated honoring Mr. Bell who has served as treasurer for ten years.
Honorable discharges announced by Mrs. Kathrine Myers Selective Service chief clerk list T-5 William Edward Leonard Logan Nov 16 T-5 Paul Albert Pritts near Logan Nov 16 S Sgt Wallie Evan Johnson Carbon Hill Nov 16 Pfc Emmett Geral Lehman near Logan Pfc John Robert Wilson Oct 30 All discharged from Ft Sheridan IL Lam 1c George Christopher Kinnison Murray City Nov 11 from Naval Air Training Station Jacksonville Seaman Kinnison served over six years in Navy Sgt Morton Irving Epstein Logan Oct 30 Ft Sheridan Ill Epstein enlisted in ERC Oct 30 LOGAN Hocking County Home Council meets Friday 1:30 pm at Ohio Power Office Mrs Ralph Swartz will serve as chairman
Mrs Bowen hosted a 6 o'clock dinner at Pritchards for the Social Circle with Miss Ben Ross and several guests. Prizes were won by Miss Ross and Mrs White. members included Mrs Stevenson and Mrs Much. The December hostess will be Mrs Harbaugh. Hill Top Club held fall meeting hosted by Mrs Arnold with refreshments for a list of members. December gathering planned at Mrs Brown’s Poplar Street home.
Mrs Walter Jurgensmier hosted the Get-To-Gether Club’s second November meeting on Tuesday. Mrs Tide Huston led high score among guests while Mrs Leo Redhenwald and Mrs Clete Scholl were second for club and guest players. Refreshments were served and other members included Miss Ada Kreig Mrs Ed Eberst Mrs Chris Gompf Mrs Ivan Moore head Mrs Frank Judy Mrs Joe Schaad and Mrs Joe Brown.
Mrs Barton Hall Mrs Irma Powers and Mrs Ellen Rowley of Logan will attend a dinner meeting this evening at the Berry Hotel Athens of the 8 and 40 organization of the American Legion Mrs Powers recently appointed to the constitution and by laws committee and presiding at the meeting as head of the District Salon
Earl McDonald of Murray City treated for loss of left thumb after coal cutter accident at New Pittsburg Mine Tuesday morning. Hocking Valley Hospital admits Louis Casto Harry Bowen George McReynolds of Logan and Pattsy Lou Mettler. Nelsonville Fred Rider couple. Rockbridge couple welcome son at 5 58 am weighing nine and a half pounds. Logan’s Mrs Lewis Van Demnis and Murray City’s David Shuttleworth are dismissed.
Funeral services for Russell Edwin Rush 36 a coal miner who died Tuesday evening in Greendale will be held Saturday at 2 pm at the Apostolic Gospel Church New Straitsville with Rev. Robert Ossman of Nelsonville officiating Burial will be in New Straitsville cemetery.
Miss Bartell Hamilton will accompany Logan Senior High School's Players Guild to Columbus on Friday to see the play Up in Central Park. Returning group includes last year members who sold ten or more tickets and this year's roster lists numerous students and sponsors. Don Juan de Onate led the first colonizing expedition into New Mexico in 1598.
Announcement says Mrs. J Ward Doering will instructor the Logan Home Nursing class at the Red Cross Chapter rooms. She is a former Red Cross instructor in Georgia and a graduate of Smarttan Hospital Cincinnati with obstetrics study at Cornell Medical Center. A second class is set for Thursday afternoon. Prospective students may contact Mrs John Hammon, chairman.
Mrs Logan Cole serves as programman for the Hocking County Mistresses Club which plans a dinner meeting at 6 30 this evening at the White House Eva Kinsey 4-H leader in southeastern Ohio will be the speaker announced by secretary Miss Josephine Rush
Hicks Evans and Ed West with Elmer Shaner called on Miss Jessie Wilson in Bishopville. Hattie R. Hoon returned from Columbus after visiting Frank Hoon. Rev Miles Hoon and daughter Marilyn visited Hoon and Shaner families. Ira Shaner funeral in Pleasant Hill attended by Esta Gardner. Christopher and Samuel Spain, discharged from the Army, visited their father Joseph Spain as Jack Nichols hosted a dinner for the two Corporals.
Discovery of the oak bark meth od of tanning sole leather is credited to the ancient Hebrews. The method remains the basis of vegetable tanning, powering the production of almost all sole leather.
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