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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1934
Page
14
Logan Gallagher Avenue plant of the H. C. Godman Company will not work during Thanksgiving week due to a system change for spring styles. The three day downtime will be followed by an annual inventory, with Dev 3 as resume date. Similar pauses may occur at the Carehopa plant after Gallagher completion.
Logan Richard Lee Barnerd ten month old son of Mr and Mrs Clarence Barnerd Green Township was taken to Children hospital Columbia this week for an operation for cleft palate and bare lip. Arrangements were made by Dr Lacock in cooperation with the Shrine. Annually two Hocking County children are taken for operations through this Masonic agency.
James William Squire Jr a 28 year old lineman from Coahocton wed Violet Wavelene Emerick 21 at home New Straitaville with Rev John A Toy officiating. Walter Harold Blake 24 a miner from Nelsonville R D 4 married Grace Dora Christian 19 at home Carbon Hill with magistrate C T Stephenson officiating. Thomas Keith Fitzpatrick 26 a conductor from Columbus wed Margaret Madaline Murray 21 at home in Hocking County, daughter of Flick Murray and his wife.
The Red Cross Roll Call will continue until Thanksgiving Tia per a general committee announcement. The county goal of 1,000 members remains unmet, and those missed by solicitors are urged to enroll at Red Cross headquarters in the courthouse.
Logan Post of the American Legion postpones ball teams and plans a minstrel in February. Walter M Yinne resigns as vice commander. the executive committee will nominate a new vice commander soon. Maas and Athletic Committee form squadron leadership. Early bird chevrons for 34 members who pay dues before February 21. BR A Hall to be paid 10 dollars monthly for Red Cross work. Dues and dues notices drive ongoing.
Workmen began grading the driveway through the new memorial archway in Rempel Wasson Memorial Park this week. The grade will lead to a lookout point over Willow Lake, after which a top surface will be added. The project is sponsored by Logan Peet of the American Lagton.
Logan Hocking County relief distribution set a quota of 180 mattresses for November by the State Relief Commission. Chester Miller relief director reports deliveries in the rural district where good road conditions now prevail. Worn mattresses are destroyed upon delivery. This week’s supplies include 30 pounds fresh beef 60 cases canned beef and 80 sacks of rice
Ad claims propose Haarlem Oil Capsules flush kidneys and relieve nocturnal urges. It touts 30 cent prices and harmless diuretic effects while urging buyers to ensure authenticity from Haarlem in Holland.
Steel beams for two Route 56 bridge spans near Haynes and South Bloomingville are moved from Circleville this week. About 150 tons needed. piling and approaches completed. Erection to start after delivery. Miller and Orndorf of Waterford hold the contracts. Mrs Egan, wife of editor Hugh Egan of the Border News Laurelville, fractured her hip in a fall at Salt Creek Valley tank steps and was hospitalized in Lancaster.
The Natco plant at Haydenville closed Saturday for an indefinite period. Only operation this week is moving ware from dry rooms to kilns for burning before full closure. About 175 workers are affected by the order.
Logan High School offers junior college work with day and evening classes. Thirty people registered on the first evening. High school graduates only may enroll to receive college credit. Minette Selene Anthony leads as instructor with a second instructor to be named.
Joe Brown of Logan was slightly injured when his car wrecked near Murray City Monday night. State Highway Patrolman T. B. Sprague took him into custody the next day and transported him to Murray City. Brown was reportedly not driving. the car was operated by Ben Chilcote. Nelsonville.
Expense records show Republican and Democratic campaigns nearly equal in total. Democrats spent 465.65 with 73.47 by Democratic women. Republicans 475.02. Listed candidate expenses include Conkle 289.10 Bowen 103 Evans 1.75 Lanning 105.65 Hamilton 62.67 Walburn 30 Spar now 104 Moorehead 33.73 Wright 44.15 Whitcraft 100 Kreider 72.50 Brian 0.75 Ervin 43.31 Arhauer 76.18 Birum 125.55 Farbearn 177.70 Yaw 127.50.
Logan Rotarians will sponsor Dr Charles K Barker visiting Logan next week. He will speak at United Brethren Church on Sunday evening How to Live 100 Years and address Logan High School students the next day. A joint Rotary Kiwanis Easterling Clubhouse meeting follows with Nelsonville and McArthur Rotaries invited. Mass meeting at Logan High Auditorium at 8 p m with no admission. Also notes Laurelville health updates and a basketball doubleheader at Albany Union Furnace.
Mrs J M Knowton joined relatives in Akron for a Georgia motor trip. Mrs Ira Hanley dies in Toledo. burial at Haney cemetery. Ed Brooks and Charles Wood host Sunday visit. A shower for Homer and wife at Clara Cooper home. they wed in Sebree Kentucky. Hospital operation for Mrs Ray Huff. J W Bolin visits Pearl Wood in Athens. Dorotha Brooks and Pauline Mora visit Ohio University. Pleasant Valley Ladies Aid meets December 6 at Kate Wood home. Clara Cooper family spend Sunday in Marietta. Pleasant Valley Church to hold services Thursday night November 22.
Jackie Jewell attended Ohio University Home Coming in Athens. A Carbon Hill gymnasium carnival Friday night benefits Carbon Hill High School. Mrs. Kimmey preached at Pilgrim Holiness Church. Families and friends from Logan Gore Creola Murray City New Straitsville and Gallipolis appear in a string of Sunday visits and weekend gatherings.
Tiffin report says local unemployed league members will march on county relief headquarters Saturday to demand relief reform including cash relief allotment announced by Ileadera.
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