New Heating Delay Leaves Logan High In Cold
Logan October 7. A cold morning forced suspension of classes at the senior high building as the new heating plant, recently installed, was not yet ready. While additions over the summer required the system, officials hoped heat would be available in a few days and school would resume if weather warms. In a separate note, coach John Longley on Wednesday night tore his pants during a varsity practice after a fierce tackle, prompting a manager to fetch spare apparel.
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Logan
John Longley
GOP Women Meet State Central Committeeman Speaks
In Logan on Wednesday night Republican women gathered at the headquarters with Mrs. Fairy Iles presiding. Principal speaker was Mrs.
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State Central
Fox Hunters Ready for Season in Hocking County
Officers were reelected by the Hocking County Fox Hunters Association at the Junior Order Hall. New-year leaders include Fred Mowery as president and J E Frasure as vice president. The group plans the November 5 hunt and discusses lease violations with landowners. A memorial resolution honored George Christian Maxille. Members were urged to cooperate with the Anglers Club.
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Logan
Hocking County Fox Hunters’ Association
George Christian Maxille
Hocking County Anglers’ Club
Navy
Community turnout draws Logan and rural district residents
A large crowd attended the event with many residents from Logan and several attendees from rural districts, indicating broad local interest and participation.
Young Messengers Taught Duty in Service Meeting
Barton A. Hall spoke to Messenger carriers at Logan chamber offices about delivering papers in good condition and on time. Present were Grant Gilkey Edward McBride Gilbert Shannon Roscoe McKibben D Y Milne Earl Bell Pearl Bell Jimmy Campbell John Glass Eddie Stiverson and Clinton Webb. The session included sales demonstrations and qualifies for further meetings this winter.
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Barton A. Hall
Fred Weber
Chamber of Commerce
Grant Gilkey
Edward McBride
Gilbert Shannon
Roscoe McKibben
Athens
D. Y
Clinton Webb
Hall
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Shannon
McKibben
Weber
Milne
Gilkey
Merry Makers Club Bridge Night Acknowledges Awards
Bridge was enjoyed Wednesday night at Mrs Buellaby’s country home. Awards were received by Mrs Charles Smith, Mrs Irma Powers and Mrs Phil Tschappat. Guests included Mrs Sarah Anderson and Mrs Clarence Ford. Mrs Ford helped serve a light lunch.
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Charles Smith
Irma Powers
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Sarah Anderson
Clarence Ford
Attica Family Hosts Local Visitors Amid Illness Update
Mr and Mrs L R Gangluff and family of Attica were guests at the home of Rev and Mrs Amos Ll Heyde. John Smith of Columbus visits relatives in Logan. Miss Dorothy Smith of Cincinnati returns home for a short visit with her brother Dr R K Smith who is seriously ill.
Bowen Honored as Grand Sentinel of Masonry in Ohio
Logan Ohio October 7 C Wood Bowen prosecuting attorney for Hocking County was honored in Columbus this week for election as Grand Sentinel of the Grand Council Masonry He has been senior inspector in Ohio and was next in line for the selection He is longtime active in Masonic bodies and trustee of Mingo Lodge No 171 F and A M
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C. Wood Bowen
Hocking County
Columbus
Grand Council Masonry
Ohio
Mingo Lodge No
A. M
Seed recovery in Riverdale garage linked to missing renter
In Logan on October 7, authorities report three and a half bushels of clover seed recovered from a Riverdale District garage. Chief Lew Reynolds aided Deputy Sheriff Joe Farbearn in the investigation but the renter who used the garage and then left the city remains at large.
Methodist Men to Meet at Church Thursday Evening
Logan. Arrangements are under way for a meeting of the Men's Bible Class of the Methodist Episcopal Sunday School to be held at the church next Thursday evening. The committee promises an interesting program.
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Logan
Methodist Episcopal Sunday School
Thimble and Art Club Elects Officers After Luncheon
Thimble and Art Club members gathered at Mrs. D A Rannells home for a Wednesday afternoon luncheon at 1 pm. Election of officers followed with Mrs. Jennie Preston as president, Mrs. Arthur Miller as vice president, and Mrs. B C McManigal as secretary and treasurer. Club guests included Mrs. W B Laccok, Mrs. C G Weitzell, Mrs. John Dougherty, and Mrs. J L Showalter.
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Art Club
D. A. Rannells
Jennie Preston
Arthur Miller
B. C. McManigal
W. B. Lacock
C. G. Weitzell
John Dougherty
JL. K. Showalter
Mrs. Gladman Recovers After Porch Fall Fracture
Mrs. George Gladman of Mound Street is recovering from a fractured arm after a Saturday fall from her porch. Her husband notified and neighbor Dr. A. A. Cole attended to provide medical aid.
Mason Miss Mary Jane Mason among Wellsley honors
Logan report Miss Mary Jane Mason of Eric Pennsylvania daughter of Mr and Mrs Herbert Mason ranks in the highest group of honor students for the Wellsley College class of 1935 This marks the highest academic honor for sophomores and ties to her grandmother Mrs Myrtle White and aunt Mrs Elta Miller of the city
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Logan
Mary Jane Mason
Eric
Herbert Mason
Wellsley College
Mason
Myrtle White
Elta Miller
Logan High Band Prepares for Poling Contest Appearance
Logan High School Band of about 40 students under Richard McCutchan practices marching formations on October 7 in anticipation of its first public appearance at next week’s Logan football game against Gallipolis for the annual contest.
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Logan
Logan High School
Richard McCutchan
Gallipolis
Two Men Killed in Slate Fall at Walford Coal Mine
Two men died and a third was seriously injured in a slate fall at the Walford Coal Mine near Newport on Wednesday night. Rescue and investigation are underway as witnesses report the collapse occurred late in the shift.
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New Philadelphia
Walford
Newport
Churches Plan Week of The Ministry Services Oct 2 9
The Churches of Christ in Athens County announce The Week of The Ministry from Oct 2 to Oct 9 with preaching on The Office of The Ministry in each church. List of participating churches includes Athens Glouster Nelsonville Trimble Taylor Ridge New Marshfield Bishopville Hoopers Ridge Beech Grove Millfield Chauncey Greens Run notes Oct 2 service and Oct 9 evening events.
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Churches of Christ
Athens County
Disciples of Christ
Athens
Reed J. Downs
Glouster
Rogers
Nelsonville
Trimble
G. B. Courtney
Taylor Ridge
W. D. Robinson
New Marshfield
Bishopville
Miles Hoon
Hoopers Ridge
Beech Grove
Mr. Williams
Millfield
Greens Run
Crothers Funeral Held in Nelsonville on Wednesday
Funeral services for Mrs. Jenny Crothers were held Wednesday afternoon at the residence of her daughter Mrs. Eugene Wilson in Nelsonville with Rev. G. B. Courtney officiating. Interment followed at Greenlawn Cemetery. She was 73, a former Orbiston resident, and survived by five daughters Mrs. Wilson Mrs. Maude Young Mrs. Gertrude Gilmore Mrs. Florence Hilderbrand and Mrs. Cora Wooley and a son Frank Crothers. A brother and sister also survived. Her husband had died several years earlier.
Mrs Welling Dies Former Chauncey Resident Suc cumbs At Toledo
Mrs Melissa Welling 87 widow of Wes Welling a Chauncey resident died in Toledo Ohio Her body will be brought to Millfield for funeral at 10 a m Saturday from the Millfield Church of Christ Rev G B Courtney will conduct services burial Nye Cemetery Chauncey She leaves four sons two daughters a sister and three brothers 13 grandchildren and 9 great grandchildren The family includes Dr A J Learned of Millfield a brother of Mrs Welling.
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Toledo
Melissa Welling
Ohio
Millfield
Nye
A. J. Learned
Halloween Party Set Tonight at Millfield Church
The Ladies Aid Society of Millfield Church of Christ holds its annual Halloween party tonight at the home of Mr and Mrs Gilbert S Keirns in Millfield. Members and their husbands are invited guests.
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Chauncey
Ladies’ Aid Society of
Millfield
Teacher Hosts Plains High School Girls Class
Mrs. C. S. Rice, teacher, entertained the Plains Methodist Episcopal Church High School girls at her home in The Plains on Wednesday night. The event followed the regular class meeting and included social time and refreshments with assistance from Mrs. Joe McCullough.
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Chauncey
C. S. Rice
The
Plains
Plains Methodist Episcopal Church
Rice
Breathing Exercises for Beauty and Posture
A guide on breathing through the nose, doorframe lunges, and posture drills to improve air intake, lift the head, and straighten the spine during daily movements. It emphasizes use of nostril breathing, controlled exhalations, and an imaginary thread to boost upright alignment.
Make This Model at Home Apron Frock Pattern 2404
The Athens Messenger pattern sheet offers a simple apron and frock design labeled pattern 2404. Step by step diagrams accompany instructions to guide home sewers through sizing cutting and assembly of the garment.
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Anne Adams
Fall and Winter Anne Adams Pattern Catalog Preview
The Athens Messenger advertises pattern 2404 for sizes 34 to 44 with 45% yards of 36 inch fabric for size 34. Includes illustrated sewing instructions and costs 15 cents per pattern, catalog 15 cents, or 25 cents for catalog and pattern together, to be mailed to The Pattern Department NYC.
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Anne Adams
Athens Messenger Pattern Department
W. 17Th Street
New York City
Ohioan Kills Bandit After Shootout at Sidney Station
Elmer Brunner, 46, gas station owner on Sidney’s outskirts, shot and killed bandit Venetious Clawson after Clawson shot Brunner and wounded him. The bandit, 28, from Houston, died on the station floor about 15 minutes later. Police Chief Williams O’Leary identified him. The clash also involved Brunner’s son Emil Brunner, 22, who aided his father during the confrontation.
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Sidney
U.P
Elmer Brunner
Emil Brunner
Brunner
Williams O'Leary
Venetious Clawson
Houston
Bomb Milk Plant Wrecked in Burlington Milk War
Bombers blew up a new Burlington Co-Operative Pure Milk Association creamery early today wounding no one but kidnapping and releasing a watchman. Five masked men used two bombs causing about 35000 dollars in damage and shattering windows up to six blocks away. Detectives suspect nitroglycerin as the explosive in a milk price dispute.
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Burlington
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U.R
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