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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Nov 23, 1938

Page

10

Logan Council Adopts Budget and Sets 3.70 Mill Tax

Logan City Council approved a general fund of 15 450.15 with total revenue 18 540.15 inside a ten mill limit and 4 326.04 outside it. The 3.70 mill tax rate was set. An emergency contract with Ohio Power Co. for street lighting failed to suspend rules 5 to 2, halting payment of light bills at a 2 percent discount. Notes of 12 647.70 were authorized for Iron Street and Freisner Avenue improvements. Additional items included alley widening, Oak Grove Cemetery planning, sidewalk land purchase near N Mulberry and a 20 inch storefront display setback ordinance.

Logan Dallas Kinser Ohio Power Co Moore Murray Iron St Freisner Ave Parker Sniffen Godman WPA McBroom Brothers Kinser Loomis Oak Grove Cemetery Steward Tipton Wonn N. Mulberry St Corrine Schmeltzer

Milne Plans Expansion with New Business Quarters

Logan D Y Milne closed a lease for two rooms in the Pythian building on East Main Street to expand his business. He now occupies one room and will take the vacated space from C C Achauer who moves to a new location. City council expressed support for granting bus space near Milne’s business as part of relocating the bus station.

LOGAN D. Y. Milne Pythian E. Main St C. C. Achauer City Council Milne

Starr Township Man Captured After Chase

Starr Township resident Logan-Warren Hanning was chased by Patrolman A F Evans Tuesday afternoon after Officers spotted him on W Hunter Street. Hanning, reported intoxicated, jumped from the car and ran but was overtaken and faces an intoxication charge.

Logan Warren Hanning Starr Township A. F. Evans Hanning W. Hunter St

Miss Blum Named Deputy Clerk in Title Office

Announcement by D. W. Feather states Mildred Blum of Enterprise is named deputy clerk in charge of the certificate of title office. She succeeds Mrs. Howard Peters who recently resigned. Salary set at 70 dollars per month. Blum has worked in the office for a week learning duties.

Application Approved By Judge Jones

Judge W. J. Jones in McArthur approved the application in the County Treasurer versus Logan Manufacturing Co case. The court issued a sale order for the company as a whole rather than parcels. Delinquent street assessments total 6407.12 with other taxes at 5254.09.

Logan W. J. Jones McArthur Logan Manufacturing Co

Council Hears Utility Expert At Meeting

Logan citizens and the Public activities committee of the Logan Kiwanis Club heard A. R. Tracy of Fairbanks-Morse Co explain municipal light plant operation. He urged careful study to decide if Logan should build and run a city owned plant, noting city credit and potential savings, and that rates depend on future competition.

LOGAN A. R. Tracy Fairbanks-Morse Co Logan Kiwanis Club R. R. Lanning Leroy Conkle William Martin Fred Carpenter Stanton Pond Howard Rolston W. E. Lyke L. P. Mooney

Future Farmers Banquet Held by Logan FFA

Logan Future Farmers of America held its annual banquet Tuesday evening in the junior high gym with Joe Campbell as club president. About 100 members and parents attended. H. D. Saxton helped with arrangements and program. Supt. G. E. Carr and Harry H. Wright spoke. Rolland Bright gave the invocation. Members Kenneth Iles Neal Beery Waldo Blum and Billy Coss spoke. music accompanied the program.

LOGAN Future Farmers of America Joe Campbell H. D. Saxton Supt G. E. Carr Harry H. Wright Rolland Bright Kenneth Iles Neal Beery Waldo Blum Billy Coss

Fraternity Sponsors Thanksgiving Dance at Beta Hall

Logan Betas sponsor a Thanksgiving night dance at Beta Hall with Walt Sears and the Mason-Dixon Orchestra of ten pieces and a singer. The hall will feature holiday decorations as homecoming attendees plan to join. Committee members include John Bond Tom Walsh Don Ohlinger Jap Les and Earl Shaw.

Logan — Beta Phi Sigma Fraternity Walt Sears Mason-Dixon Orchestra John Bond Tom Walsh Don Ohlinger Jap Les Earl Shaw

League Booth Festival Fundraiser Planned

Ep worth League members from the local Methodist Church will help at a booth festival in Lancaster on Friday. They will display donated fruit for welfare work and have 70 cans, with more expected. Proceeds go to the Methodist Children's Home at Worthington and cash donations to White Cross Hospital in Columbus.

Logan Epworth League Lancaster Worthington White Cross Columbus

Man Hurt At Work In Corning Well Incident

Logan Man sustained a head laceration and possible skull fracture after being struck by a belt clamp while at a well near Corning Tuesday afternoon. Gene Hender received the injury. Walter Gathers transported the injured man to Cherrington Hospital. X-ray had not yet been taken Tuesday evening.

Logan Gene Hendershott Corning Walter Gathers Cherrington Hospital

Candy Varieties Offered with Coupon for Booklet

An excerpt lists bonbons candied fruit caramels chocolates cream candies crystallized candies and fruits fondants fudge glaces hard candy sticks nut brittles popcorn candies taffy and more and invites sending a 10 cent coin wrapped to receive a copy of the booklet.

Straitsville Pocahontas Initiates District Lodge Class

NEW STRAITSVILLE Nov 23 The degree staff of Leonota Chapter Pocahontas Lodge Corning initiated a class of 38 for Rita Council No 68 Tuesday night. Gifts were given to Captain Mrs Vada Eddy of Corning and Mrs Hazel Coon great keeper of wampum Nelsonville. Visitors from Murray City Wellston Corning Swastika council attended.

New Straitsville Leonota Pocahontas Lodge Corning Rita Council No Vada Eddy Hazel Coon Wampum Nelsonville Murray City Elnville St. Augustine Church K. of P. Hall McQuade Robert Wilson Florida Dial

Thanksgiving services at local Church of Christ

Thanksgiving services were held Sunday evening led by Miss Jean Heffken with readings and a musical program. The choir directed by Mrs. C. M. Angline performed followed by a piano solo by Miss Mary Jane Angline.

White Cross Hospital Albert Moody Evan Davis Columbus Chester Davis S. A. Welling Lucy Howard Millfield Carl Welling Della Chalfant dAmesville Gerald Nagle Gus Gaskalla Irene Emery Geary Athens Elnora Davis Jacksonville Frank Davis Rolland Mulpas Fred Olbers Stacey Vess Trimble Clyde Canter Chauncey John Wenger

Logan Kiwanis hears Hybarger on The Sliplifter

Lancaster store manager F E Hybarger spoke to the Logan Kiwanis Club Tuesday on “The Sliplifter.” He has studied the issue and will address other groups on the topic. Stores stay open late for Thanksgiving shopping then close all day Thursday. Porter McClain leaves Cher rington Hospital for home after being shot by his son on opening day of hunting season.

Logan F. E. Hybarger Lancaster Logan Kiwanis Club Logan—Retail Logan—Porter McClain Union Furnace Cherrington Hospital William

Visitors set October record at Old Man's Cave

Logan Visitors at Old Man's Cave posted a new October high of 25 463, nearly doubling from 13 269 last year. The site hosted guests from 25 states plus the District of Columbia and Canada, with West Virginia leading states at 242 visitors.

Elect Larimer Successor To W. E. Brehm

Logan Dr Walter E Brehm resigned from the General Assembly and the city council accepted the move naming Harold W Larimer as his successor Brehm cited extensive travel for upcoming legislative duties Larimer has prior city council service and was president pro tem in the last term

Logan Walter E. Brehm General Assembly Harold W. Larimer Brehm Larimer

Logan reports expenses and arrests in local notes

Harry H. Wright sought re election to the general assembly and reported expenses of 134.60 after an election board member failed to turn over the accounts before the deadline. Boyd Britches was arrested Monday on charges of stealing junk from H G Hansel. Wylie Rhoades, in charge of the county garage, nurses an infected right arm after a scratch while working on a county truck.

Logan Harry H. Wright General Assembly Logan — Boyd Britches H. G. Hansel S. B. Whitehart Logan—Wylie Rhoades

Recount Nears End in Logan County Auditor Race

Logan election officials expected to finish the county auditor recount by noon. Kenneth R. Fitzgerald led Everett Jacoby by eight votes after Tuesday's counting with small shifts in several precincts. Nearly 4000 ballots were checked as Starr 2 and Starr 3 precincts swung the lead, with seven Ward Township and Washington precinct still to canvass Wednesday.

Logan

Hospital patients and a major operation in Logan

Mrs Henry Kelch of Nelsonville had a tonsil operation at Cherrington Hospital on Tuesday. Mrs Roy Cunningham of Chauncey was admitted for observation that day. Edward Tolliver of Logan underwent a major operation on Tuesday. A report notes twenty five is now the most popular age for marriage for both sexes.

Logan Henry Kelch Nelsonville Cherrington Hospital Roy Cunningham Chauncey Edward Tolliver

Notice of Appointment of Administrator for Collins Estate

Mary Collins of New Marshfield Ohio has been appointed Administratrix of the Estate of J N Collins. Creditors must file claims with the fiduciary within four months or be barred. Dated November 7 1938. Louis Tyroler Probate Judge Athens County Ohio.

Mary Collins New Marshfield Ohio J. N. Collins Tate Athens County Louis Tyroler Said County

Chester Notes Highlight Ohio Farm Bureau Meeting

Chester attended the state meeting of the Ohio Farm Bureau Federation in Columbus with Carl Kautz Samuel Michael and others. The 51st Chester Farmers Institute occurred Nov 18 featuring state speakers county agent Wesley Green and home demonstration agent Miss Humphreys.

Chester Carl Kautz Samuel Michael G. L. Michael Esther Frecker Ohio Farm Bureau Federation Columbus Brown Chester M. E Florence Newbeen Shade Foster Athens Luther Theiss Hattie Coast Great Bend E. R. Hayes Carol Christy Don Christy Guysville Chester Ladies Aid Society Lodge Hall Ernest Brown Parkersburg J. S. Frank Farmers’ Institute Cunningham Grierson Wesley Green Miss Humphreys Chester Grange No Grange Institute Pearl Mora Charlie Reed I. C. Meredith Ina Kautz Goldie Wolf Theodore Mora

Murray City Resident Leon Koenig Dies in Funeral Attended

Funeral services for Leon Koenig longtime Murray City resident were held at his home with Rev. Albert Courtney of Chauncey officiating. Burial followed in Hill Cemetery Middleport. Survived by wife Elizabeth two daughters Norma Wallace and Bessie Patterson one son Leonard Jr nine and? two brothers and three sisters. Numerous out of town relatives attended. Revival services are held nightly at 7 p m at the B Church led by Pastor Thompson.

Murray City Leonard Koenig This City Albert Courtney Church of Christ Chauncey Hill Cemetery Middleport Koenig Elizabeth Norma Wallace Lewisburg W. Va Bessie Patterson Cleveland Leonard Murray Tee Henry Koenig Edgar Rose Will Koenig James Dawson William Dawson Nellie Mae Dawson Thomas Dawson Minnie Arthur Columbus Lizzie Bradbury Akron Alberta Currens Jimmy Loudonville Keith Merrill Patterson Harry Patterson Luther Wallace Isabel Bradfield Gladys Williamson C. L. Bradfield Gilbert Courtney Betty Jane Courtney Leslie Bradfield Athens C. N. Sanders Millfield Howard Smith Zola Gardner Mountville New Lexngton Wilbur New Lexington George Chess Barney Penn Bill Wollett Mary Binderbasin Glouster Warren Darby Orient Frank Walterg Logan Cora Walters Ralph Walters Frank Walters Logan William Taylor Nelsonville Albert Koon Lancaster Fred Koon Dave Koon Helen Wilson Galvin Clifford Carl Koon Sarah McMan Ruth Dwight Spencer William Koon Joh Maraz Jake Diltz Roseville James Russell Stewart Russell E. A. Person Pau Person Edward Gutherie Huntington Guthrie George Campbell Barberton Mary Campbell Ar Ue Sweazyns Fred

Wolfe Divorce Granted on Grounds of Cruelty

Jean Logan Wolfe was granted a divorce from Pearl Wolf by Judge Phil Henderson on cruelty as the ground. Household goods were awarded to the plaintiff as alimony.

Logan Jean Wolfe Pearl Wolf Phil Henderson

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O' Enger Logan Council Hankow Miss Blum Council Future Farmers Fraternity Booth F. M. Kerby Dept Messenger’s Service Bureau Thirteenth Street Washington, D. C City State The Athens Messenger Straitsville Pocahontas Richard Dyer Marietta Noel Dyer Gleaners Nell Beattie Gladys Witsely Gladys Rheinsheld Alta Brum Josephine Kling Lena Grandy Mildred Todd Mary and Marjorie Cheetham Gertrude Davis Amelia Moody Onadell Wilson Mary Davis Gertrude Mills Lois Jones Elizabeth Mills Goldie Whitmer Irene Irvin Dorothy Devol Anne James Bea Westbrook Mildred Tone Beattie Marion Foster Anne Blankenship Nelle Beattie David Williams Ceugeeee Gladys Wellston W. J. Davis Dan Daugherty Thomas Ruth Begley Walter Collins Marion Livingston Bobbie Newark Martha Long Ed Mills Hettie Francis Jennie Jones Catherine Stob Taylor Ridge W. E. Brehm Logan High School Glendon Shriner James Horwell Chester News Yardley Yardley of London Radiorgan Wright
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