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Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Nov 24, 1936

Page

12

Logan council weighs pumper truck purchase to curb higher insurance

City officials say a proposed pumper truck purchase could prevent a rise in insurance rates from seventh to eighth class. Inspections will begin this week as Columbus bureau officials confirm a 10 percent rate increase on brick mercantile buildings and 4 percent on contents, with frame mercantile properties rising 6 percent and contents 2 percent. No changes to dwelling rates. Bond issue failed noted.

Logan R. R. Loomis 7. B. Sellers Ohio Inspection Bureau Columbus

Hocking Auto Dealers Report Strong Month of Sales

Logan Hocking County automobile dealers posted 32 new unit sales by Monday evening with six transactions on Saturday marking one of the year’s best days. The month’s totals include new model arrivals.

Logan — Hocking County Clerk of Courts

Logan Fire Bond Vote Fails Amid Losses Reported

A bond issue of eight thousand dollars for fire equipment failed to reach the 65 percent threshold at the November election, with 1846 against 1264. Council may issue bonds, estimated at six thousand dollars for four 600 gallon per minute pumpers. If no action is taken rerating may start within days, while Logan’s fire losses over recent years run exceptionally low versus other cities.

Logan

Marine Corporal Timothy Blankenship Home on Furlough

Timothy Blankenship of Quantico Virginia spends a fifteen day furlough with his parents Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Blankenship in Oroville. He is a United States Marine who recently returned to base after service overseas.

Logan Timothy Blankenship Quantico Stephen Blankenship Oroville United States Marine Corps

Logan Opens At Nelsonville and Schedule Details

Falls Township trustees filed a common pleas court petition to transfer 1200 dollars from the general fund to the road fund to cover road bills. The Logan Chieftains begin play January 8 at Nelsonville against the Greyhounds with weekly contests through early March, mostly at home.

LOGAN Logan Chieftains Nelsonville Greyhounds McConnellville Columbus North Wellston Pomeroy Athens Middleport New Boston St. Marys Jackson Gallipolis Logan—Falls Common Pleas Court

Motorist Is Fined By Judge Henderson

Logan driver arraigned before Judge Phil A Henderson on a DUI charge pleaded guilty. He was fined 100 dollars and costs and ordered to serve 90 days in jail, suspended on good behavior, with a six month driving ban.

New Grass Covers Athletic Field Slope In Logan

Summer grading and fall seeding on the north slope of the athletic field, supervised by H. D. Saxton, resulted in a thick even grass carpet. Oak Grove Cemetery driveways in Logan were graded Monday by order of Service Director R. R. Loomis in preparation for winter. Miss Fern Poling of Lancaster visited her parents here. she trains as a nurse at Lancaster Hospital.

Logan New Oak Grove Cemetery R. R. Loomis Fern Poling Lancaster Carl C. Poling Lancaster Hospital

Honor Children and Social Notes From Logan

Logan Brief Social Notes report a Chilli cothe party for Mr. and Mrs. Howard Churches on November 12 with twenty guests including Mr. Rudy Lortz. Jacob Keller heads to Mr. Pleasant Michigan as friends host a dinner at the Wright home. Open house marks the 50th wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Wolfe with many relatives visiting at 597 Zanesville Ave Logan.

C. P. Rook Chillicothe Lancaster Howard Churches Dorothy Bykint Rudy Lortz Logan Jacob Keller Mr. Pleasant Mich Blosser Denzil Weltner Curtis Cole Harry H. Wright Grace Shriner Mr. Keller Wright Home Isaac Wolfe Zanesville Ave Wolfes Wolfe Jennie Nigh Billy Columbus William Wolfe Eber Wolfe Mabel Betty Wolfe Orla Wolfe Roy Wolfe Mary James Bobby Russell Poling Retha Dorothy Larry Obie Wolfe Nancy Lee Jacob Wolfe John Wolfe Sarah Miller Pearl Wolfe

Rotary Rabbit Supper Prep and Volleyball Event

Members of the Logan Rotary Club enjoyed a rabbit supper at the high school building prepared by the home economics department. Fred E. Hull gave a vocational talk and the group played volleyball afterward, arranged by G. E. Carr. In a separate item, Floyd Anders Haydenville Francis Lopez Ward Township were fined $10 and costs each for intoxication.

Logan Logan Rotary Club Fred E. Hull G. E.carr Floyd Anders Haydenville Francis Lopez Ward Township S.B. Whitehart

Margaret Sparnon Appointed Deputy Recorder

Logan officials name Margaret Sparnon deputy to Recorder elect Herman Bratton who assumes office January 4. Sparnon, daughter of D. O. Sparnon, has served as deputy in the office for six years.

Logan Margaret Sparnon Herman F. Bratton Miss Sparnon D. O. Sparnon

Pool Site Cleared for Possible Logan Pool Work

NYA labor from Logan High School cleared underbrush on the Keynes heirs donated site in preparation for a federally approved pool project. A Logan marriage license was issued to Carl McGomery 20 and Bertha Bodkins 16.

Logan NYA Logan High School Keynes Carl McGomery John McGomery Bertha Bodkins George Bod- Kins

Miss Allen Is Ill

Miss Clara Allen office secretary at the county school office was absent due to illness. She fell ill while visiting her mother Mrs Lea Allen in Laurelville on Sunday with an attack of acute indigestion.

Logan Clara Allen Lease] Allen Laurelville

Anniversary Joys For James Family In Memphis

Mr and Mrs W E James marked their 27th wedding anniversary and Mr James 37th birthday at home with ice cream and cake for family including sons Frank and Bobby Orbiston Edward James Willard Dixon grandsons Billy Dee Teddy Bobby Gene. MEMPHIS Tenn U P FHA survey finds 8 6 percent of city dwellings dilapidated with 4 percent among Negro residents in need of repairs.

W. E. James Mr. James Frank Bobby Edward James Orbiston Willard Dixon Billy Dee Teddy Gene. Dixon Memphis Tenn U.P FHA

Explosion Cuts Gas Supply For Local Farm

Reason for worry reports an explosion in the Ohio Fuel Gag Co. line on the R. B. Hansel farm Sunday night leaving Enterprise without gas the next day. Women of the United Brethren Church face a chicken dinner dilemma for Monday. Deputy Sheriff Newton Spencer shows improvement after a week in bed from injuries in a New Straitsville motor crash.

Logan Ohio Fuel Gag Co R. B. Hansel Enterprise United Brethren Church Spencer Newton Spencer New Straitsville

Homes Quarantined in Hocking County Scarlet Fever Cases

Scarlet fever quarantines were posted at two more Hocking County residences over the weekend, Health Commissioner W B Lacock reported. The latest victims are six year old Mary Lou Myers, daughter of George and Mary Myers of Clay Bank Hill, and six year old Dorothy Hupp, daughter of Bert and Dorothy Hupp of Dicken Addition.

Logan Hocking County W. B. Lacock Mary Lou Myers George Myers Clay Bank Hill Dorothy Delbert Hupp Dicken Addition

Doctor Allen Improved After Illness at Home

Dr. C. O. Allen, a practitioner, has shown improvement after several weeks confined to home due to illness.

DR. Allen

Stores Open Late In Logan For Thanksgiving

Logan merchants will stay open until 8 PM Wednesday to aid holiday shopping. All stores will close Thursday for Thanksgiving per the Logan Chamber of Commerce. Dr and Mrs W B Lacock and children plan to attend the DeFrance reunion at Kylesburg Thursday. Mrs Mary Neville may accompany them after illness.

Logan Logan Chamber of Commerce W. B. Lacock Mary Neville Billy DeFrance Kylesburg

Maps to aid church school presented by Logan men

Logan plans have been completed for a set of Biblical maps for the First Presbyterian Church Men's Bible Class. Eber Mowery will speak for the Men's Club. Funds were raised by recent monthly contributions. Between the South Pole and latitude 60 there are no land animals larger than insects. No industries other than whaling exist.

South Pole

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