Logan Gossip Notes and Birth Announcement
Logan area brief items include a rural Thanksgiving gathering at Black Jack Camp for invited guests Jos Schorr Pat Sweeney Clarence Blosser Dan James and G Eberst. Fred Smith of West Logan suffers mumps while also being a radio singer. A Logan couple announces the birth of a daughter with parents Frank Dupler Jacob Nihiser and Joe Nihiser listed as grandparents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude Lyon
Black Jack Camp
Jos, Schorr
Pat Sweeney
Clarence Blosser
Dan James
G. Eberst
Carl” Carsner
Murray City
Logan
G. E. Carr
McConnellville
Joe Nihlser
Frank Dupler
This City
Jacob Nihiser
Laurel Township
Scout Achievement Roundup Plans Set for Central Ohio Area
Plans and instructions for the 1934 Achievement Roundup of Boy Scouts in the Central Ohio Area are under way. Dates are December 1 to March 13. Dr. C. F. Rauch, district chairman for Hocking County, has appointed committees to support the campaign, aiming to grow to 16 new troops and significant gains in membership, Second Class and First Class scouts, plus merit badges for each First Class Scout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boy Scouts
Logan
Navay
Central Ohio
C. F. Rauch
Hocking County
Thanksgiving Guests From Columbus and Detroit Visited Area
Logan Bries and Minnie Stoneburner along with Bes sie and Sadie Stoneburner and families hosted by Florence Bort and Don Bort in Columbus. Margaret McCormick remained in Logan after Thanksgiving as Adam Mahoney and two children from Detroit vacationed with Fred Stracke and relatives in Adelphi. Ethel Cooper and Walter Haas with two children joined the gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie Stoneburner
Bessie Stoneburner
Sadie Stoneburner
Will McCorwick
Margaret McCormick
Florence Bort
Don Bort
Logan
Adam Mahoney
Make This Model at Home Smart Daytime Frock Pattern
Pattern notes describe a winter daytime frock by ANNE ADAMS with a slim silhouette. The pointed bodice yoke is smartly buttoned and the tow placed, emphasizing trim tailored lines with minimal fuss.
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Anne Adams
Largest Fireman Claim Sparks 325 Pound Dispute
Sterling Ellert Jr. disputes Robie Scott of Provo Utah as the world’s largest fireman. Ellert weighs about 325 pounds stripped, giving him a margin over his rival. Ellert, 23, married with two children, has been with Memphis department four years. He is pictured with Bunty the department mascot during a Sedalia visit to Rey and Mrs W A Cooper. Cooper visited Logan Friday. Mrs Ray Gill of Hollywood is visiting relatives here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sterling
Buck” Ellert, Jr
Robie Scott
Provo
Utah
Jéiert
Eilett
Memphis the
Bunty
Sedalia
Rey
W. A. Cooper
State Aid Funds Raised for Hocking County Districts
More state aid funds have been received in Hocking County over the last few days totaling 16106 dollars. Supt. J. W. Coleman stated the distribution includes Benton Ward Murray City Laurelville Palla Marin Perry Salt Creek Sturt Washington Haydenville and Good Hope among the participating districts.
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Logan
Hocking County
J. W. Coleman
Benton
Ward
Murray City
Laurelville
Palla
Marin
Perry
Salt Creek
Sturt
Washington
Haydenville
Good Hope
Death of Dorothy Hullish Brown in New York
Mrs Dorothy Hullish Brown 23 wife of Donald M Brown formerly of Haydenville died in New York on Thursday The Brown family are connected to T DL Brown now in East Palestine Funeral and burial to be held in Washington DC Mrs Brown's mother resides in Columbus
Logan Nov 2 Arrest and Court Plea Report
Logan notices detail a non support charge against a man bound over to the grand jury after a not guilty plea. Names include Magistrate EBE Bright and Constable Chars brasure Hemaworth with event context from Logan. A social dinner party is noted for Mr William Barthiow and several ladies at Court Park.
Have Holiday Dinner at Howard Chute Home
Mr and Mrs Howard Chute hosted a Thanksgiving dinner Thursday evening with seating for Mr and Mrs Harry L Smith and children Elizabeth and Ned Mr and Mrs Paul KR Hansel and son Bobby Mr and Mrs Charles C Chute Mrs Ida Smith Mrs Hittle H Hansel and son Paul EB Hansel Betty Mae and Robert E Hansel
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Chute
Harry L. Smith
Elizabeth
Ned
Paul KR. Hansel
Bobby
Charles C. Chute
Ida Smith
Hittle H. Hansel
Paul EB. Hansel
Betty Mae
Robert E. Hansel
Hocking County Men Drawn for Federal Jury Service
Two Hocking County men were drawn for Federal jury service in Columbus for the current term. Edward Hockman was selected as a grand juror and Samuel Blum as a petit juror. Hockman will report Tuesday morning and Blum at a later date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Hocking County
Columbus
Edward Hockman
Samuel Blum
Mr. Hockman
Mr. Blum
Athens farmer reveals giant radish on display
E A Hooper of Route 50 displayed a 10 1 2 pound radish from the McHenry Hooper farm. The 14 1 2 inch long, 24 4 2 inch diameter White Lady radish was dug while plowing on a warm day. A wagon load of radishes drew crowds as Hooper wondered how many people it would feed. A Messenger expert said it could feed a Smith family poses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. A. Hooper
McHenry-Hooper
Entertained at Dinner and Thanksgiving Across Nelsonville
Nelsonville notices detail a Thanksgiving Day turkey dinner hosted by J Ham and daughter Thelma Hass on Madison Street with guests including P A Ralston family John Ketch Martha Ann Alena Hoffrnes of Logan and others. A Bridge Club gathering at 115 HE Columbus Street saw trophy prizes to Catherine Sperver and Rosemary Usker. Residents and visitors from Columbus Logan Wooster and Athens are listed as Thanksgiving guests and home visitors across the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Ham
Thelma Hass
Madison Street
P. A. Ralston
John Ketch
Martha Ann
Albena Hoffrnes
Logan
Oscar Ralston
Mt. Vernon
Guy Lewin
Dewey Roscoa
Joe
W. J. Has
Thelma
Earl Hass
Bridge Club
H. J. Barron
Columbus Street
Charles Lowden
Columbus
Audrey Alles
Florence Wood
Charlotte
Rosemary Acker
Stuart Hood Jet
John Hogan
Burton
Catherine Sperver
Rosemary Usker
Scheeler Slater Nuptials in Nelsonville Home
A wedding was solemnized Thursday evening at 6:50 at the home of Reverend Lloyd Evans of the First Presbyterian Church. Miss Bula Scheeler, daughter of Mr and Mrs Adam Scheeler, East Franklin Street, married Arthur Slater, son of Mr and Mrs John Slater, Murray City. The bride wore a French blue romaine crepe dress with liver trim, matching accessories, brown crepe traveling dress, and natural muskrat coat. The bride, a Nelsonville High School graduate, has worked as a stenographer for the Nelsonville Athens Traction Company. After a wedding trip of undisclosed destination, the couple will reside in Murray City in a newly furnished apartment. Mr Slater is in business there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scheeler-Slater
Lloyd Evans
First Presbyterian Church
Bula Scheeler
Adam Scheeler
East Franklin Street
Arthur Slater
John Slater
Murray City
Nelsonville Hig School
Nelsonville-Athens Traction Company
Slater
Mr. Slater
Pats Son in Jail After Charity Game Riot
Dayton report says Delbert Wolf, son of Sheriff Fred Wolf, faced peaceful disturbance charges after a charity football game between Dayton Fairview High School and Miamisburg ended near riot. The incident centered on a Fairview player allegedly striking referee Willur Fish in the face, with several on-field participants and Miamisburg officer William Walker involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dayton
Delvert Wolf
Fred Wolf
Dayton Fairview High School
Miamisburg
Lattern Field
Warren Wolf
Delbert
Fairview
Wilur Fish
Delbert Wolf
William Walker
Aelee
Scout Night set for Troop 4 at Mechanicsburg School
Athens Boy Scout news reports Scouts aiding ticket sales for Community Chest Charity Show at the Majestic Theater last Tuesday. Troop 4 from Mechanicsburg will host Scout Night on Wednesday at 7:30, featuring leaderfoot tests, class rankings, pyramids, and first aid demonstrations. Parents invited. meetings for Athena City scouts listed for this week at First Methodist Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boy Scouts of Athens
Community Chest
Majestic Theater
Court Street
Athens
Scouts of
Mechanicsburg
Arno Reuter
Athena City Scouts
First Methodist Church
George Dailey Dies At Home In Athens
George C. Dailey 31 died at his Arden Place Athens home Friday night from pneumonia. A Ohio University electrical engineering graduate, he worked 10 years for Southern Ohio Electric Co and lived in Athens a decade. Born in Bainbridge, he is survived by wife Cora, daughter Audrey Jean, four, and two sisters Mrs C T Perry Hillsboro and Mrs B P Burnham Lawrence Mass. A Theta Chi at Ohio Univ member, he was burned two years ago at Superior near Ironton during an electric meter reading, leading to skin graft surgeries in Cincinnati. Funeral Monday at home at 10, burial Bainbridge.
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George C. Dailey
Arden Place
Athena
Ohio University
Dailey
Southern Ohio Electric Co
Athens
Bainbridge
Cora Dailey
Audrey Jean
C. T. Perry
Hillsboro
BP. L. Burnham
Lawrence
Mass
Theta Chi
Superior
Ironton
Dalley
Cincinnati Hospital
Special Services Planned by Rev Minor at Frost Church
Frost November 2 special services planned at the Universalist Church of Frost. Rev Edward M Minor to lead forenoon and afternoon services. Noon pot-luck dinner. Order Sunday School 9:30 am Preaching 11 am worship 2 pm. Evening service at Little Hocking church. Belpre church to have no services Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frost
Universalist Church of
Edward M. Minor
Little Hocking
Belpre
Regents of Foundation Chosen at University
Four Ohio University students have been elected members of Board of Regents of the Wesley Foundation. Myrtle Horlacher Alten Dintey Marlin Stockton and Edward Turner are named to the university church group board affiliated with First Methodist Church of Athens. Eight members are chosen each year from the official board and an equal number from the student group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio University
Board of Regents
The
Wesley Foundation
Myrtle Horlacher
Alten Dintey
Marlin Stockton
Edward Turner
Ohio University Church
First Methodist Church of
Athens
Grain supply official reveals fade on national holdings
George S. Milner, general manager of Wheat Co operation and Stabilization Corporations, testified before the Senate Agriculture Committee. He disclosed the Farmers' National Grain Corporation held on Oct 31 wheat 12,184,017 bushels, corn 742,00 bushels, oats 1,676,000 bushels, barley 808,000 bushels, rye 83,000 bushels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National, Grain Corporation
Washington
George S. Milner
Federal Farm Board
Senate Agriculture Committee
Farmers’ National Grain Corporation
Milner
Vce
Farm Training Brings Success
Ohio未来农民多来自在农业经营上更成功的农户。FE G Beck对1275个农村家庭的研究显示，经营规模大的家庭其男性子女从事农业的比例几乎是经营最小家庭的三倍。家中有众多弟妹的女儿更可能成为农场主妻子，她们往往在家务和农场工作中接受长期学徒训练。此现象表明一类选择过程在起作用，具备培训与经验的子女更可能持续从事农业。
Auto Notes SHIFTING THE BURDEN
Columbus reports under the new Ohio motor vehicle law effective December 31 1931 counties will receive the same highway allotment plus their share of increased revenue from the bureau of motor vehicles. In 1932 and 1933 funds will be paid into county and township accounts that replicate 1930 personal property tax yields, and higher auto license revenues will offset prior revenue losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio Bureau of Motor Vehicles
Careless Auto Driving Fines Show Driver Faults
A safety inspection outlines common motorist errors by Mr Average Driver. It lists violations from failing brakes to improper signaling and right of way, with fines up to 25 dollars per offense and up to 100 dollars for second offenses. It notes speeding and school bus stops as frequent violations and explains duplicate license plates cost two dollars per plate.
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Bureau of Motor Vehicles
37th Division Memorial To Be Ready Next Year
In Montfaucon France workers are building a large memorial on Argonne ruins designed by John Russell Pope under General Pershing. The monument honors the 7th and 37th Ohio Divisions of the First American Army and is set for dedication early next year. It will rise about 170 feet high and use rose-colored granite from Baveno Italy near Romagne-sous-Montfaucon.
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Montfaucon
France
U.P
Argonne
Romagnesous-Montfau~con
John Russell Pope
New York
Pershing
Robert A. Schow
American Battle Monuments Commission Office
Romagnesous-Montfaucon
Baveno
Italy
Industries Pick Up Pittsburgh Steel and Coal Activity
Pittsburgh reports increased steel and coal industry activity as about ten thousand furloughed workers or those on shorter schedules are guaranteed full pay through January 1. The measure aims to stabilize employment and reflect improved production and demand.
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Pittsburgh
Steel
Col
Birthday Notes For November 29 Celebrant Herbert McVey
Herbert McVey, a dignified sixth grader at Central School, celebrates a birthday today. He will soon move to Name High School, leaving the Birthday Column.
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Herbert McVey
Herbert
Central School
Name High
Claims for relief rules detailed by World War Veterans Bureau
Miss Pearl French outlines criteria for disability relief claims for Athens County veterans. She notes 16 of 23 reopened claims were not awarded due to insufficient evidence and stresses required medical statements, treatment dates, and employer payroll proof. Eligible veterans with 25 percent or more non service connected disability may receive 12 to 40 dollars monthly.
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Athens County
World War Veterans Bureau
Miss Pearl French
Ted Cross
Veterans Bureau
Miss French
Central Board of Appeals
Chicago
Veterans Board of Affairs
Washington
South Entrance to Athens Bridged From 1839 Story
The article recounts Athens southern bridge history from a 1839 timber span by Samuel Miller and Francis Beardsley to later iron and modern concrete structures. It notes Coates Ferry costs, ford protests, island formations, a 1907 flood, lynching in 1880s, and milestone rebuilds leading to a planned 1934 modern bridge.
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Athens
L. OC. Nye
Hocking
Arthur Coates
Coates
Athens County
FORD
Samuel Miller
Francis Beardsley
James Osmond
Glouster Man Endorsed As Senate Candidate
Marietta November 23 Dr E Le Fever veteran legislator of Glouster Athens County was endorsed for re nomination by the Republican Executive Committees of Washington County at a called meeting Wednesday evening Seven of fifteen members voted for the action while six opposed or did not vote The opposition stemmed from belief it is too early for the 1932 campaign as the county may have a candidate for the office LeFever formerly served in the state senate representing the Ninth Fourteenth District He was defeated in 1928 by Louis Eberle former Nelsonville mayor Potential rivals from the county were noted as likely to enter the race
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Marietta
E LeFever
Glouster
Athens County
Republican Executive Committees
Washington County
Lkely
Yace
LeFever
Louis Eberle
Nelsonville
Epworth Leagues meet in Columbus Group convention
The Epworth Leagues of the Columbus Group German M Church began a convention here today and will run through Saturday. The Columbus Group includes Marion Gallon Bucyrus Piqua Hamilton Dayton Marietta Pomeroy and Portsmouth.
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Cos
Epworth Leagues
Columbus Group
M. #. Church
Marion
Gallon
Bucyrus
Piqua
Hamilton
Dayton
Marietta
Pomeroy
Portsmouth
Dalto n wounded in liquor raid to become Coal Grove marshal
Jack Dalton aged 48 was wounded in the arm during a liquor raid conducted with a Federal Prohibition agent. He is slated to become marshal of Coal Grove near here on January 1. Dalton was hospitalized as doctors treated the gunshot injury.
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Tronton
U.R
Jack Dalton
Coal Grove
Here
Husband Hunt Becomes Paris Frolic For St Catherine Day
Thousands of Paris store and dressmaking girls age twenty five or older took part in the annual Husband Hunt at the St Catherine's Day Frolic. The event featured afternoon off from shops, parties, dances, and costumes with champagne and urban humor. Prizes honored novel costumes and new dress designs while revelers paraded the streets and embraced prospective mates. Last year’s bathing suit ovation is banned this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
U.ph
Mary Liz Known Insane Hospital Inmate Passes Away
Mary Elizabeth Strong known as Mary Liz, 78, longtime Athens State Hospital patient, has died after long illness. She first entered the local insane hospital in 1674 at age 21 and longtime daily presence on the grounds drew Ohio University students and visitors who recall her singing for crowds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Elizabeth Strong
Athens State Hospital
Mary Liz
Bary Liz
Coltege 3
Ohio University
Polygamy Not Successful in Nearby State
Hunters in Pennsylvania may shoot female deer this season starting December 1 under a new law. Scientific work at Penn State links deer mortality to male to female ratios. overprotective practices left females with many older mates, delaying fawn births and causing high fawn mortality from undernutrition and cold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State College
Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania State College
B B. Forbes
Enim Nutrition
S. I. Beddel
Forbes
Bechdel
Hitching Rack Dispute Settled in Newcomerstown
In Newcomerstown, Tuscarawas County, a legal clash over hitching racks near Main Street ended with Swigert, a local harness dealer, allowed to build a 25 foot rack beside his store after a court decision. The dispute referenced horses and the town square setting, with neighbors seeking restraining orders amid concerns of cleanliness and appearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Philadelphia
E. A. Gert
Comerstown
Swigert
Newcomerstown
Tuscarawas County
Dagover to Germany clears leave for stage contract
German screen star Lil Dagover, fresh from Tha Woman From Monte Carlo, halted briefly in York en route to Germany for a stage contract. She secured a leave of absence after finishing her first film, delaying her next project until February with a plan to begin a BY Im production abroad.
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Lil Dagover
Monte Carlo
York
Europe
Germany
United
Peniducer
Studis
Jaca Sth
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Athens Messenger
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Ford Smith
Ernest Vanatta
John Rodman
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W. B. Quigley
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Windlay
Delbert Davis
Ward W. Harm
Findlay
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Leighton Aumilier
Lowell Burnelle
Donald Shafer
Chit Heathe
Sid Adam Scheeter
Familly
Stacy Sharp
Mary Kate
W. L. Fowell
Leonard Cooley
Martha
Jean
Chas Knoutt
Mr. Cooley
Stanley Wolf
Ida Dwinnell
Ed Strock
Akron
L. A Davis
Gay Ervins
Misa Lillian Stover
Ohio State University
CA Stover
Will Fleck
Mary Sharp
Ruth Hyde
Pats
John D. Rockefeller
Ormond Beach
Fla
Boy Scout News
George Dailey
Rev
Minor
Ohio
FE. G. Beck
Department of Agricultural Economica
Onto Experiment Station
Harold Jr
Harold Lloyd, Jr
Thaariter
Davis
Albany
Luckey
Tim B. Warden
Laepros
President Street
Senate
Mary Lis
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