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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 02, 1930

Page

11

Agriculture Show Festival Feature Promises Bumper Display

Fall Festival crowds flock to the agricultural tent as the five year old show highlights drought tempered crops in Hocking County. Entries include corn oats potatoes fruits and among the largest vegetables. OSU extension staff judged clothing and 4 H Club displays while poultry livestock and auto show models draw attention. Merchants and Manufacturers tent showcases local products and the state license plate display adds appeal.

Logan Hocking Louise Borgenton Charles Pavey Home Economics Ohio State J. W. Wokensparger Perry County State Department Merchants and Manufacturers Hocking County

Barney Stracke 98th Birthday Observed In Logan

Civil War veteran Barney Stracke, aged 98, marks his birthday at home in Logan with family. Born in Germany in 1848 he moved to the United States at 16 and served in Company H, 58 O V I during the Civil War. He works in umbrella repair, stays active, and enjoys reading with his cane.

Logan Barney Stracke Mr. Strack Jed Stracke Germany United States

New Straitsville News Roundup of Local Visits and Births

Oct 2 New Straitsville news includes Mr. and Mrs. Dick Donley and baby visiting Mrs Dounley’s parents. The Botzer and Strain families hosted guests from Oakdale and Columbus. Birth announced for a son of Mr and Mrs Harry Auker. Attendees include Harlie Johnson, Sidney Johnson, K V Fairbanks, J J Meines, and many relatives at several homes and outings.

NEW Harry Auker K. V. Fairbanks Columbus Sid Johnson Sam Hartman Orla Coarkley John Holland S Ridh Denney New Lexington John Jaues Shawnee V. Forrester Harry Strain Crooksville Charles Sherrard, Jr Charles Sherrard Levi Wolfe Logan Jim McNamie Nelsonville Buch New Pittsburgh Alice Webb Eunice Smith Bob Clark Akron Fred Blankenshin Herman Keeler Levi Palmer Nell Bird Barney Coonson John Sweazy Sweazy

Two Extremes at Fall Festival Visitors in Eaiward

Edward Sherst noted as the first Fall Festival visitor wearing an overcoat while touristing exhibits in LOGAN on October 2. In contrast another passerby was seen on Main Street in a straw hat.

Eaiward Eberst Logan Edward Sherst Main Street

Local dealers report sales of 21 vehicles in Hocking County

Logan dispatch notes that seventeen passenger autos and four trucks were sold in Hocking County last month per a report by Clerk of Courts A. B. Campbell. The figure is lower than in prior months due to fewer second hand exchanges, reflecting a softer market.

Logan Hocking County Clerk of Courts A. B. Campbell

Birth of a daughter to Paul and Mrs Cruise in Zanesville

News from Zanesville reports the arrival of a daughter at a hospital there on Saturday to Mr. and Mrs. Paul Cruise, formerly of Logan. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Harry W. Shaw and Mr. and Mrs. John Cruise of Logan.

Logan Zanesville Paul Cruise Harry W. Shaw John Cruise

Killer of Boys in California Set for Death at San Quentin

Gordon Stewart Northcott, condemned for murdering three boys at his Winville chicken ranch, faced execution at San Quentin with bravado, while his mother Mrs Louise Northcott sobbed nearby. He declined to see Mrs Nelson Winslow, mother of two victims, despite telegraphing to share information.

San Quentin Calif Gordon Stewart Northcott Winville Northcott Louise Northcott Nelson Winslow Pomona

Cemetery Street Home Damaged by Fire

Fire on the rear porch of 64 North Cemetery Street damaged the house owned by the Vorhees Heirs and occupied by Tom W. Johnson. The blaze caused front and back area damage including weatherboarding and the kitchen. losses were covered by insurance.

North Cemetery Street Tom W. Johnson Vorhees Heirs Litthke

Deshler Wallick Hotel Shaft Fire in Deshler

Fire broke out in a ventilator shaft atop the 12 story Deshler Wallick Hotel at Broad and High Streets in downtown Deshler. Smoke filled the shaft. flames were extinguished with no serious damage reported.

Columbus U.r—Pire Deshler Wallick Droad High Streets

Young Buck Aims For Junior Transcontinental Flight

In Elizabeth New Jersey a 13 year old pilot prepared to fly a biplane from Newark Airport to Los Angeles carrying a pocket Bible. Strong head winds hampered takeoff and the attempt to set a new junior transcontinental flight record.

Bob Buck Elizabeth N. J Newark Los Angeles

Auto Stolen From Logan Village Garage

C N White of Laurelville reported to Deputy Sheriff Joe Farbearn that his automobile was stolen last night from a village garage. Farbearn secured a description and launched a search as of Wednesday morning.

Logan C. N. White Laurelville Joe Farbeann Farbearn

Have Bridge Party Honors Mrs Barton Visiting Guest

Mrs William Lehman and Mrs A T Spears hosted a bridge party at the home of Mrs Spears for visitor Mrs C A Barton of Independence Kan Three tables played with Mrs Carl Anderson as high score holder Mrs Wart on received a gift Guests included Mrs George Leyshon Mrs Theodore Lytle Mrs HH m Rose Mrs Charles Note stone Mrs C W Leheide Sr Mrs M H Cherrington Mrs Blanche Pettit Mrs C EB Brehm and Mrs We CC Acait Lunch followed.

William Lehman A.T. Spears C. A. Barton Independence Kan Carl Anderson Warton George Leyshon Theodore Lytle HH. m. Rose Charles Notestone C. W. Leheide, Sr M. H. Cherrington Blanche Pettit C. EB. Brehm We CC. Acait

Marriage of Mathias and Cook in Logan

Chester W. Mathias 21 and Esther L. Cook 18, both of Logan Route 6, were married by Magistrate CC. T. Stephenson. Mathias is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Mathias and Cook is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jacob KR Cook.

Chester W. Mathias Logan Fred Mathias Esther L. Cook Jacob KR. Cook CC. T. Stephenson

Miss Iris Hull Addresses Students on Europe Trip and Pep Rally

Logan students heard Miss Iris Hull of the Senior High School faculty recount her summer trip to Europe. The assembly included a pep meeting ahead of Friday's football game with McArthur at home.

Logan Iris Hull Europe McArthur

Chummy Bridge Club Hosts At Mrs Walburn Home

Mrs Joe Walburn entertained the Chummy Bridge Club at her home on West Main Street Tuesday evening with Mrs Willard Lyke as a substitute player. Lunch followed the card session.

Joe Walburn Weat Main Street Willard Lyke

PILES GO QUICK Piles and the cause in lower bowel area

Internal medicine must remove the cause of piles as external remedies fail. Dr. Leonhardt's Hemroid relieves congestion and strengthens affected parts. Quick's Cut Rate Drug Store offers a money back guarantee if relief is not achieved.

Grand jurors to report Monday in Mahoning County cases

Judge Harley M. Whitcraft returns this week from a three week Common Pleas assignment. Grand jurors are to report Monday to consider about 15 summer backlog cases including two shooting charges and several non support cases. Prosecutor Henderson will examine six witnesses as jurors review the docket through October.

Logan teachers honor retiring Miss Westenhaver

Elementary teachers of the Logan Schools held a gathering at Miss Emma Downey to honor Miss Emma Westenhaver who retired this year. She was presented with a gift and a social evening followed with a luncheon served at the conclusion.

Logan Emma Downey Emma Westenhaver Westenhaver

Directory of City Schools Issued for Athens

New Athens City school directories list names addresses and phone numbers of the Board of Education principals teachers special elementary teachers and janitors. New seats arrived for the Sunshine School for crippled children at East Side School Building and one new student brings total to ten. Superintendent W. W. Ankenbrand will speak at the Central School Parent-Teacher Association meeting at 7:39 PM Monday.

Athens City Athens City Board of Education Sunshine School East Side W. W. Ankenbrand Athens City Schools Central School Parent-Teacher Association

Williamson man murders three in jealous fit

W C Adams 35 killed his wife Flossie his mother in law Mrs John Campbell and Mrs Gyn thyia McGuire 36 of Johnson City Tenn in Williamson West Virginia after a jealous rage Adams said he also planned to kill two men he suspected of courting his wife An inquest was scheduled today.

Williamson W. C. Adams Flossie John Campbell Adams Gynthia McGuire Johnson City Tenn J. Walter Copley McGuire Campbell

Pact Assuring Aid For Nation Invaded Signed

Geneva Oct 3 The League of Nations adopted a financial aid pact for invaded nations. Representatives from 28 countries including Britain Belgium Australia Austria Denmark Spain Greece Norway Finland Czechoslovakia Poland Sweden Portugal Yugoslavia Ireland and others signed the treaty in plenary session to guarantee assistance. The Kellogg pact harmonization project was postponed for a year.

Geneva Australia Lithuania Austria Belgium Bolivia Britain Bulgaria Cuba Denmark Spain Kestenta Ethiopa Finland Prapee Greece Latvia Norway Holtland Peru Persia Poland Portugal Jugoslavia Numania Sweden Czechoslovakia Albania Ireland

Motor Officials to Attend Bridge Opening on George Washington Highway

Officials of the South East Ohio Motor Club will attend the opening ceremony today at the newly constructed cantilever bridge on the George Washington Highway over the Little Hocking River. Jordon K. Bush and H. N. Burgett of Athens will speak. Ohio Highway Department officials and members of the Athens Chamber of Commerce plus attendees from West Virginia and Southeastern Ohio are expected.

South East Ohio

Building Collapse in New York Kills One, Harms Four

A cave‑in on a New York street during subway construction left one dead and four injured with several others possibly missing. The collapse occurred as workers excavated near the foundation, and investigators suspect nearby digging caused the disaster.

New York Ur— Cen

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