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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 25, 1937
Page
7
A grandmother recalls visiting grandchildren and a child’s vivid, quick wordplay. The three youngsters charm with curiosity, drawing and mischief, while the speaker shields them from mockery and celebrates their early language and creativity.
Ottawa reports that during the year ending last August Canadians produced 63 459 455 gallons of beer highlighting strong beer industry activity across the country.
Callander Ontario reporters describe the Dionne quintuplets first encounter with a live gobbler. Marie, Yvonne, Annette, Cecile and Emilie showed surprise and affection while Dr Dafoe and nurses watched as the bird endured their playful attention.
Emilie leads the charge with papier mache hatchets as the quintuplets chase a tethered turkey named Mr. Turk. Marie is bravest, hugging attempts fail. Annette and Yvonne seize a moment around the middle before stepping back. Cecile remains wary while the turkey endures with calm humor.
Logan Water started flowing through the new iron removal plant at Logan water works late Tuesday after three months of construction. City workers will flush water lines in coming weeks to remove sediment and improve clarity while engineers expect iron content to drop to a fraction of one percent.
Logan all county offices at the courthouse and city stores including financial institutions and meat markets are closed today in observance of Thanksgiving. A large number of visitors from out of town are spending the holiday with relatives.
Moscow teachers at the Moscow State Pedagogical Institute wrote and edited by Prof. A. V. Shestakov a new history textbook for Soviet secondary schools covering the history of the USSR.
Logan The Rev C W Graham gave a Thanksgiving talk to the Pioneer Youth group at the Loomis home on Midland Place with hostess Miss Evelyn Ruble. Twenty five attended the meeting included a business session and recreation hour followed by lunch. The club will be at Ellis Hall Athens for a district meeting with ten southeastern Ohio counties present.
Three persons arraigned before Magistrate S. B. Whitehart on assault and battery charges following recent affrays. Arthur and Raymond Buskirk of Benton Township pled not guilty and were bound over to the grand jury on $300 bond each. Sheriff Joe Farbearn made the arrests. Elmer Crooks of Carbon Hill pled guilty to assaulting Harold France last Saturday, paying a $5 fine and costs.
Logan police are pursuing a series of robberies in Logan this week. Several youths were questioned at city hall Tuesday evening, and while no arrests have been made progress is believed to have been made toward solving the cases.
Ralph Warner of Columbus was fined $100 and costs after pleading guilty to driving a motor vehicle while under the influence. Judge Phil A. Henderson sentenced him to 30 days in jail and suspended his driving rights for six months. Warner was arrested Monday on Route 31 south of Logan by Sheriff Joe Farbearn.
An albino deer, pure white except brown ears, was shot by Shelton Appleby, a Queen's County farmer near Saint John New Brunswick. The rarity will be mounted for display.
Mrs A J Morrison hosted a bridge club with four tables and top honors to Mrs William Mayo Anderson. Eagles held dedication services with delegates from six towns and 42 initiated. Grand Aerie Trustee Leo King spoke. Ladies Aid Bazaar set for Dec 16. Several locals visited relatives in nearby towns and Athens.
The Hocking County Relief Agency reports forty young men have been sent to CCC camps in recent weeks. Frank G. Brown, procurement agent, announced the action on Wednesday.
The West Grade School will hold its third annual carnival at 7 30 p m Tuesday November 30 under the West Parent Teacher Association sponsorship. The event offers entertainment for all ages with a musical program performed by the children.
Jacob Savey ends 54 years with the C and O Railroad next Tuesday as guests at his home party honor him. A diamond service button was presented, and a miniature freight train centerpiece fitted the dinner. Attending were Mr. and Mrs. John Boylan Jackson, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Shaw, Mr. and Mrs. Bert Wilson, Mr. Thomas Bender, and Mrs. Savey with Mrs. Bender and Mrs. Katherine Mc Bride serving.
Logan D. W. Feather Hocking County clerk of courts attended a State Clerk of Courts Association meeting in Columbus. About 150 people were present as representatives from the state registrar of motor vehicles explained how the new automobile title law will work.
Missionary service in West Logan Thursday evening led by Edna Erwin. Rev Earl Appleman to preach. Special singing by Louise Six and Jean Stewart. Pastor Rev W M Brown to assist.
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