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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 13, 1933

Page

12

New Forest Camp Approved Near Cantwell Cliffs Barracks

Approval for a new camp site near Cantwell Cliffs in the Barracks area was given by Major Savage and Captain Burdette of the Fifth Corps Area with Barton A. Holt of the Chamber of Commerce present. Prior sanctions came from Adjutant General Frank D. Henderson and Edmund Secrest of the Ohio Forestry Department. Officials say wooden barracks will be erected and a water well drilled, with work to start at once as arrangements are completed.

Chamber of Commerce

Logan Fans Will See Birds on Tour in Nelsonville Game

Logan fans can watch the Columbus Red Birds play the Nelsonville Merchants next Monday afternoon in Nelsonville. The lineup will include most regulars and visiting Boston Red Sox player Bob Kline, with Logan’s John Columber and Eddie Tolbert also set to appear, plus Este Crabtree, a major leaguer. Aaron Norris of Logan was bonded at 87 dollars while awaiting grand jury action on a beagle theft charge.

Logan Columbus Red Birds Nelsonville Nelsonville Merchants Red Birds Viewling Bob Kline Boston Red Sox Enterprise Merchants John Columber Eddie Tolbert Este Crabtree Aaron Norris C. T. Stephens

Sixty Young Men Needed in Forest Camp Hocking

Logan reports at least 60 replacements will reach Camp Hocking by October 2, bringing the company to full strength as about that many of the original men did not reenlist for a second four month term.

Oil Men Organize To Check Chiselers In Logan

A meeting of Hocking County petroleum dealers formed an organization at the Easterling Clubhouse. Ray Gross of Zanesville spoke as R R R Lanning was named chairman with Sam Primmer as vice president and Leroy Conkle as secretary. NRA provisions were endorsed and a 17 member committee was appointed to monitor price cutting and unfair practices.

Logan Hocking County Ray Gross Zanesville R RR. Lanning Sam Primmer Leroy Conkle NRA

Pork Sent To Hocking County Needy

Logan dispatch notes 12 000 pounds of pork via Columbus to Hocking County relief. Chester Miller says shipment not yet arrived in Logan. Distribution will aid families already on relief with about ten pounds each, in addition to regular aid.

Logan Hocking County Columbus Chester Miller

Struck by Train injures former Logan resident's wife

Hackensack New Jersey reports Mrs Ralph Schrader was struck by a passenger train while crossing tracks Tuesday and suffered a fractured arm and leg and numerous cuts and bruises. She formerly lived in Gallipolis and her husband was a Logan resident until two years ago. A C Tipton ill at home in Logan is listed in poor health after several weeks of illness.

Logan Newa Hackensack N. J Ralph Schrader Gallipolis A. C. Tipton

Evangelist to Return for Series at Church of God Logan

Rev. Syssie E. Cusic, evangelist and World War bride, will lead revival services at the Church of God in the Odd Fellows Building starting Sunday at 7 30 p m Fred C Sperry is pastor The meetings run each night with special singing and are a continuation of efforts since Mrs Cusic lectured in a tent near Gallagher Avenue last year

Sylisie Cusic Church of God Logan Syssie E. Cusic Odd Fellows Fred C. Sperry Mr. Sperry

Logan Knights Attend State Conclave in Springfield

A Logan Commandery delegation of Knights Templar traveled to Springfield on Wednesday to join the State Conclave. The group included O. O. Stephenson, Pearl Watkins, Harold W. Larimer, Melrose Harbaugh, Samuel Mundy, A. F. White, Buel Eby, Denzil Weltner and Edward W. Davie.

Logan Knights Templar Logan Logan Commandery Knights Templar Springfield O. O. Stephenson Pearl Watkins Harold W. Larimer Melrose Harbaugh Samuel Mundy A. F. White Buel Eby Denzil Weltner Edward W. Davie

Go To Nelsonville Logan Church Women Attend Meet

A Logan First Presbyterian Church delegation of 31 women traveled to Nelsonville for a Presbyterian meeting. In the program from Logan, Mrs. M. A. Campbell led the closing devotional, Mrs. H. M. Boocks sang, and Mrs. Bess Mutchmore with Mrs. Merle Karshner performed two vocal duets with Mrs. Anthony Toerner as accompanist.

Damage Award to Hahn in Highway Land Take

Logan October 13 Jurors in the William F Hahn road case awarded 2000 to Hahn after a two day hearing The verdict assigns 325 for compensation for five acres of land taken and 1675 for damages The land is to be used in relocating Route 81 north of Rockbridge near Clear Creek No immediate highway department action noted

William F. Hahn Logan State Highway Department Highway Department Hahn Rockbridge Clear Creek

Local Socials and Travels Reported in City Society News

Mr and Mrs Warren Cole of Cleveland stayed with Dr and Mrs Allan Cole from Saturday to Thursday. Mrs J R Elder returned from a visit in Columbus. Mrs Charles Weiss is in a Columbus hospital awaiting treatment and a surgical operation is considered.

Warren Cole Cleveland Mrs Allan Cole City J. R. Elder Columbus Charles Weiss

Patrons to Meet Parents and Teachers at Logan High

First Logan Parent-Teacher Association meeting of the year will be held at 8 o'clock Wednesday evening in the Logan High Auditorium. Fred Burchfield, president in charge, will lead a get-together and get-acquainted program with no speaker. Lunch will be served.

Logan Logan Parent-Teacher Association Logan High Fred Burchfield

Logan observes Columbus Day with flag display and closures

Logan records a limited Columbus Day observance featuring a uniform flag display on Main Street and the closing of public offices and financial institutions for the day. Also, Charlie Boros of Cleveland was brought to Logan on a warrant for embezzlement and is held for arraignment.

Logan Main Street Oet Charlies Boros Cleveland Joe Farbearn W. W. Martin

Glouster Students Form Beginners Orchestra

In Glouster schools under Miss Kathryn Wells a beginners' orchestra is organized to teach ensemble playing. Members include pupils from Monroe Building and Junior High, with violins Paul Brown Boydie Pride Maxine Thompson Edith Summers Clara Summers Billy Byers Betty Thompson. clarines Shirley Bradley Junior Burson Warren Chappelear Fred Chappelear. trumpets Paul McAfee Donald Buchanan Dean Peugh John Gryson. baritone Scott Lent drums Kenneth Wolf Elizabeth Ann Munden Lois Balderson. piano alternates.

Glouster Kathryn Wells Monroe Paul Brown Boydie Pride Maxine Thompson Edith Summers Clara Summers Billy Byers Betty Thompson Clarines Shirley Bradley Junior Burson Warren Chappelear Fred Chappelear Paul McAfee Donald Buchanan Dean Peugh John Gryson Scott Lent Kenneth Wolf Elizabeth Ann Munden Lois Balderson

Mrs Wade 88 Dies in Glouster Home

Eliza beth Wade aged 88 widow of Thomas Wade died Thursday at 2 pm at the home of her daughter and son-in-law Mr and Mrs Sam Johnson on Little Greens Run. Surviving children include Mrs Johnson Amesville Mrs Aaron Ball Guysville Mrs Perry Judson Little Greens Run and George Wade Little Greens Run. Funeral is set for Sunday at 2 pm at Wrightstown Church with burial in Wrightstown Cemetery.

Glouster Elizabeth Wade Thomas Wade Sam Johnson Little Greens Run Johnson Aaron Ball Amesville Perry Judson Guysville George Wade Wrightstown

Frank Trimmer Dies Resident of Urbancrest

Frank Trimmer 67 a longtime Urbancrest resident died Thursday morning after years of ill health. He previously lived in Jacksonville and is survived by a daughter Mee G A Johnson Buffalo New York and a son Pearl Trimmer Akron. Funeral services at Mrs Sadie Murphy's home Urbancrest Saturday at o o clock led by Rev Craig burial Maplewood Cemetery. The Rev Mics E Moon of New Marshfield preached at Bishopville Sunday night at 7 30.

Trimble Township Urbancrest Glouster Frank Trimmer Trimmer Jacksonvile Unis City Mee. G. A. Johnson Buffalo N. Y Pearl Trimmer Akron Sadie Murphy Craig Maplewood Hoon Bishopville Mics E. Moon New Marshfield

Funeral for Mrs. Caroline Lowery Held at Beech Grove

Mrs. Caroline Lowery, aged, died Thursday at 5 45 am at Hartleyville home of her son Alonzo Lowery and wife. She leaves six children Myrtie Jones Leonard Lowery Bert Lowery Edward Lowery and Anna Roberts. Funeral at Beech Grove Church with burial in adjacent cemetery pending final hour.

Glouster Caroline Lowery Alonzo Lowery Hartleyville Beech Grove

Funeral for Mrs. John Woods Held in Hollister

The body of Mrs. John Woods a 76 year old who died at Powhatan Point was brought to her sister Mrs. Thomas Power near Hollister. The Hollister Church service is set for Saturday at 2 PM with burial in Hollister Cemetery. Mrs. Woods lived much of her life in the Hollister area.

Hollister John Woods Henry Hartman Powhatan Point Thomas Power

Township Schools Split Coal Contract Between Two Bidders

The Trimble Township Board of Education divided the coal supply for this winter between William McClelland and Everett Brunton after two bids were nearly identical. McClelland will serve Goose Run Fierce Ridge and Hollister schools while Brunton will supply Greens Run Oakdale and McLeish. Average coal price cited is about 2.70 per ton for lump coal.

German Weiners to Meet Bakers Aggregation Sunday

The German Weiners Independent football team of Columbus travels to Glouster to play Richleaf Bakers Sunday afternoon at 2 30 on the High School Athletic Field. Columbus has been runner up for the state championship middleweight class for two years.

Columbus Glouster Bakers Weiners Richleaf Bakers

Paul Price Rejoins Francis Slag Company in Walbridge

Paul Price returns to Walbridge to resume work with the Francis Slag Company after receiving a telegram from company management. The note indicates his re engagement follows prior departure.

Glouster Paul Price Walbridge Francis Slag Company

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