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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1934
Page
10
Logan reports state relief headquarters allocate 29338 dollars for October with 1153 families to receive aid. Direct relief amounts to 19563 dollars and 14 BAO units to assist relief. Rural rehabilitation needs 2795 dollars emergency schools 65 dollars and 35 dollars reserved for transients.
A jury on Tuesday afternoon found in favor of the plaintiff Joan E. Kienzle against W. K. Kienzle for 8200 after a brief deliberation. The suit began Monday morning with nine jurors agreeing on the verdict.
Logan Galvanda the magician appears at the Senior High School Auditorium at 8 15 p m Thursday under the Logan Parent Teacher Association banner. The committee says the entire evening offers entertainment.
Mr. and Mrs. G. Bennett and son Paul of Oklahoma City arrived in Logan for a short visit to mark their sixth wedding anniversary observed midweek. Mrs. Bennett, née Sophia Culver, is a 1882 LHS graduate. they once ran a local grocery and Bennett also managed a store at Coonville. About 50 former friends joined Emma Westenhaver for a Tuesday evening gathering on East Main Street.
Local residents traveled to New Lexington Monday for a district GOP gathering at city hall. Renick W. Dunlap addressed the crowd using the congressional record to highlight Mell G. Underwood’s stance on key legislation. Mia Kennedy Brown spoke on national affairs and Charles Jones on state issues.
The jury in the paternity suit filed by Deasie Barton against Gerald Osler was dismissed by Judge Harley M. Whitcraft after failing to reach an agreement following five hours of deliberation Monday evening. Jurors listed include Roy Kleinschmidt John Simons Paul Shaw Wen Ferrenberg Alice Dawny Mia Arch Griffith Mrs. Frank W. Harden Mike Hansel John Weaver S S C Bright Mrs. John Allen and Charles Shaffer.
On Monday evening Judge Harley M. Whitcraft delivered a address in Lancaster addressing Rotary Club members. He was accompanied by Harley Meyer a fellow Rotarian and local resident.
Logan American Legion Auxiliary installed officers Monday night with Mrs. Paul Techappat as president and Mrs. Roy Anthony as vice president. Mrs. McBroom was elected treasurer, replacing the resigning Mrs. Willard Lyke, and Mrs. Anthony heads the membership committee reporting 40 paid members for the new year. Plans discussed included Armistice Day and a district conference. Lunch was served by a committee including Mrs. Roger Friend and others.
Officers hosted the Euterpean Club meeting at Mrs. Co. 8 Clark's West Main Street residence. Sixty members and guests attended. New officers include Mrs. Clark as president and Mrs. John T. Underwood as vice president. Mr. and Mrs. John C. Anthony and son of Cleveland visit Roy Anthony's family for a week.
New Straitsville notices report Howard B. Blankenship must report in Cincinnati on October 25 for a final Navy examination. A home talent play titled In the Money will be presented in the I O O F Hall on October 11 and 12. Also noted are visits and injuries involving local residents and the Priscilla Class meeting Tuesday at 7 30.
In the city the shop and store saw little work between 1 30 and 3 45 p m Tuesday as owner and clerk stood side by side listening to the World Series game. Even after the third inning when the game looked decided they stayed by their radios.
Hocking County schools outside Logan employ 136 teachers this term. Ward Township leads with 21, Starr 16, Laurelville and Murray City 15, Green 12, Benton 7, Good Hope 9, Gore 3, Laurel 6, Marion 4, Oreville 2, Salt Creek 7, Washington 6.
Logan Rotary Club heard coach John Longley speak on football with a new uniform shown to illustrate equipment. He discussed team plays used this year and plans for the rest of the season. A Republican meeting follows next Tuesday at 7 30 pm at the central school in Marion Township.
Albany notes detail the Laurel Grange Point Rock event marking its 60th anniversary with charter members Mrs. M. R. Merritt Mrs. Elizabeth Webb and others in attendance. The piece also records visits from relatives neighbors and several local social happenings including a bake sale planning and church notes.
Reedsville residents hosted relatives from East Liverpool Waterloo and Sebring with several visits reported. Reverends Snyder and O Conner changes mark local church leadership while social guests include Holland Hoyt Emrick Landon Fulton Smith and Buckley families visiting kin across nearby towns.
Mr and Mrs Homer Redick and Mr and Mrs Archie Bangert visited Gary Indiana from Saturday to Monday to see Miss Leviolet Redick. They report she is improving and will need a wheelchair soon.
Last Saturday Athens elementary students enjoyed a pawpaw hunting hike with 35 participants. A larger crowd is expected for the treasure hunt next Saturday starting at 9 o'clock with a playful arm band tug of war.
Logan John Stroupe and Mont Geer were jailed Monday after failing to honor court fines in Mayor Kenneth R. Fitzgeralds court. They were re-arrested and sent to jail for breaking payment agreements.
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