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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 25, 1929
Page
12
Logan group of 260 attends rabbit supper and entertainment at South Perry High School Friday evening. Principal Raymond Skinner presides. Spaun family Show from Adelphi appears. Mrs Ross Conrad leads the P T A with Lee Karr as secretary.
Logan, Nov. 25. W. H. Disbennet, merchant, while hunting on a farm near Logan last week, fired at a rabbit that darted across a field. The rabbit fell but a portion of the shotgun charge struck and killed his hunting dog, hidden by weeds, without the owner realizing the incident.
Logan Nov. 25 commissioners considered Frank Linton of Falls Township claim for $500 for land needed for a road improvement. They took the matter under advisement to decide land value and damages from the cattleway required to connect fields due to the proposed roadway.
J E Frew junior high principal led a Logan P T A session in the East Building discussing the city schools guidance program. Miss Jessie Mc Manigal spoke on improving study by home efforts as students performed in Pilgrim costumes and songs under Miss Mary Jane Anderson.
In Logan on Thursday evening the Auxiliary to the Sons of Union Veterans installed officers for 1930 during a meeting that also entertained members of the G. A. R. Mrs. Jennie Timberlake was named head of the order. G. A. R. members present included Barney Stracke age 98, James Allen, Thormas Collins, and Zoath Hammond.
Logan High School pupils were chosen for the All-State Chorus to perform in Columbus on December 26 at the teachers convention. Names include George Leyshon Harold Shepard Edward Goodlve Loren Peters Ralph Ar nold Marjorie Lytle Katherine Wright Jean Klenschmidt Ruth Loomis Joanne Hull Elma Gail Mooney. First rehearsal was at Miss Joyce Fields home with songs chosen by the All-State Chorus Committee. The chorus will have two rehearsals in Columbus before the convention.
David Baird Jr a Camden lumber merchant and Republican leader is named to succeed Senator Walter E. Edge. Edge’s nomination as United States Ambassador to France has been confirmed.
Mrs Denzil Weltner and daughter Novella with Mr and Mrs F H Hilderbrandt were in Columbus Sunday when their car was struck by another vehicle that ran a red light. Novella injured her neck while other members escaped with a shaking. Mrs Oliver Wills of this city hospitalized for intestinal influenza. Albert North of Nelsonville had a finger amputated after a mine injury last year.
Soviet cavalry with artillery moved toward the Manchurian city of Hailar today as Chinese forces evacuated the area yesterday. The operation signals a broad Soviet push in Manchuria amid ongoing border tensions.
Police in Toledo work to identify a barefoot man found in a ditch near the city limits. He had several head bruises and investigators suspect he was taken for a ride.
A D Freeman of Buchtel died at Cher rington Hospital Saturday night after being admitted that morning. He had become ill Thursday and was placed under care as his condition worsened. Mrs Freeman was present at his death and the body was moved to Nelsonville for funeral arrangements.
The Eastern Star Sewing Circle met at Masonic Hall Thursday with hostesses Mrs. A. T. Spears Mrs. Harley Gooding Mrs. Herbert Cook Mrs. Kate Walker Mrs. Will iam Wetherill and Miss Bryan. A 6 o'clock dinner for 48 was served before business and social time a contest chose Mrs. Herbert Shriner as winner.
Members of the Methodist Episcopal Church Choir with spouses attended a rabbit supper Saturday evening in the church dining room hosted by the Rev James R Fields and his wife. About 40 people were present.
Four local congregations participate in Union Thanksgiving services at 7 p m Wednesday at the Presbyterian Church. The Rev E L Plelow of St Pauls Episcopal will deliver the sermon and group singing will be offered.
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