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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 23, 1935

Page

12

Logan Council Allocates City Share for WPA Street Projects

Logan council authorized spending 1491 dollars from the street repair fund to cover the city portion of four WPA street projects. Federal aid totals 43316 dollars with city shares varying per street. WPA engineer J R Hickey reported several projects set to start Monday including East End sewer and curb and gutter work. The mayor noted relief concerns after federal funds end and discussed possible relief administration.

Logan Council Logan R. R. Loomis Zanesville Avenue Walnut Street Northtreet Second Street Cornell Allen Cemetery Committee Fitzgerald J. R. Hickey WPA East End

Local horse Zode wins twice at Coney Island races

Zode trained by H. D. Walker of Logan won races at Coney Island on Saturday and Monday. Payouts totaled 6.60 and 15.40 respectively. The city has appropriated 12,000 for the project and council will decide whether to proceed or drop it. Hickey met with the board of control after the council session to discuss released projects.

Logan Zode H. D. Walker Coney Island Hickey Board of Control

Farmers Await Corn Hog Vote In Hocking County

A county referendum on the corn hog control program will be held in Hocking County Saturday with polls at White's hardware Laurelville and the extension service office. Voting runs 9 a.m. to 10 p.m. Meetings will explain the program this week including a courthouse gathering at 7:30 p.m. and a Laurelville Community Hall meeting Thursday. The effort records sentiment of both 1935 contract signers and non signers.

Logan Hocking County White's Laurelville Extension Service

Logan Sues For Divorce From Minor Wife Lillian Marx

Karl Marx Logan files for divorce from Lillian Marx a minor whom he married in Logan on April 26 1935. He claims she absented herself August 13 1935 and has lived with her mother since. Neglect alleged. Police recover a stolen car belonging to L F Sturgill from East Main Street found in Bexley the same day.

Logan Karl Marx Lillian Marx L. F Sturgill East Main Street Bexley

Legion's Sons Meet Tuesday With Veterans

Legions Sons and Logan Post of the American Legion held a joint meeting with the junior organization leading at start. They planned a memorial service at the hall on Sunday Nov 3 with a 6 pm potluck dinner and Legion Auxiliary and Sons in attendance. The post voted to cover band expenses for the Middleport District conference and arrange a chartered bus. Armistice Day celebration plans progress with bingo dinner and parade invitations to city groups. Gerald W Lanning heads parade plans aiming for the largest parade yet.

Logan-Sons of the Legion Logan Post The American Legion Legion Legionnaires Sons of the Legion C. M. Lever Logan Claude Lyon J. B. Waldron Ewald Schmitter Gerald W. Lanning

Grace Fickell Herron Dies in Deadwood South Dakota

Grace Fickell Herron, born in Logan, died in Deadwood South Dakota last week. She married Frank Herron in Alliance Nebraska in 1916 and later moved to Deadwood. Survived by sisters Ida Fickell Logan and Josephine Callahan Goodrich Ontario and brother W C Fickell of Columbus. Funeral services and burial were in Deadwood.

Logan Grace Fickell Herron Deadwood South Dakota Alliance Nebraska Frank Herron Ida Fickell W. C. Fickell Columbus Hall Josephine Callahan Goodrich Ontario

Car Fire on West Main Street Smothered by Owner

An alarm sent the fire department to West Main Street around noon on Tuesday where a transient’s car caught fire from a backfire. The owner extinguished the blaze before units arrived and losses were small.

Logan West Main Street

Reese suffers fractured collarbone in Logan auto crash

A. D. Reese, receiver for First Rempel National Bank, was injured in a Saturday night collision at Youngstown when another car ran a red light. Mrs. Reese sustained lesser injuries. Reese could not attend his Logan engagement Tuesday. George Schorr and wife plan to spend winter with daughter Florence in Columbus.

Logan A. D. Reese First Rempel National Bank Youngstown

Arraignment in Carbon Hill Theft Case Leads to Bond

Pleas of not guilty entered by Paul North and Ralph Auflick of Ward Township at arraignment before Magistrate S S Whitehart. Charged with stealing household goods from Monroe Barber's residence in Carbon Hill. Bound over to the grand jury with $800 bonds each. jailed for inability to post bond.

Logan Paul North Ralph Auflick Ward Township S&s. B. Whitehart Monroe Barber Carbon Hill

Logan Visitors From Several Cities Parade Through Tuesday

Karl F E Hartmann Lucius Hartmann and Dick Holleran of Lancaster were in Logan Tuesday visiting relatives. John Crowley of Cincinnati was a guest of Carl T Schroeder Tuesday night. W C Watkins an ARA inspector visited the Logan car shops Tuesday. Mr and Mrs Ray Myers Mr and Mrs Fremont Beaver and Jean Clark of Columbus were in Logan Sunday visiting Mr and Mrs C T Stephenson and family.

Karl FE. Hartmann Lucius Hartmann Dick Holleran Lancaster Logan John Crowley Cincinnati Carl T. Schroeder W. C. Watkins Ray Myers Fremont Beaver Jean Clark Columbus C. T. Stephenson

Milne Receives Broken Toe Reset In D. Y.

Logan D Milne suffered a broken big toe last week and had the toe set on Tuesday. He can reach his place of business using crutches. Also noted is a curious fact about Sirius, the dog star, having a dense stellar companion weighing about 490 pounds per teaspoon.

Logan D. Y. Milne Sirius

Athens City School District to seek bonds for new additions

The Athens City School District will ask voters in the November 1935 election to authorize issuing bonds totaling $132 825 for additions to school buildings. Bonds may run up to 19 years with an estimated extra tax rate of 1 mill outside the ten mill limitation. Polls open from 6 30 A M to 7 30 P M standard time.

Board of Education Athens City Issuin Chauncey Ohio Auncey Board of Elections of Athens County Harry Kelly C. L. Jordan

Logan Social Notes Spotlight Local Book Clubs and Pan-Hellenic Plans

Tuesday book club at Mrs. Braddock's East Main reviews Roll River by James Boyd and shares lunch. Presbyterian junior choir entertained by Mrs Weymueller in Gloucester with games and a candlelit buffet. Book of the Month Club discusses Lucy Gayhart by Willa Cather with Ruth White leading. Dumb Dora Club guests attend at Mrs Notestone's. Beta Phi Sigma and Sigma Phi Gamma plan joint Pan-Hellenic meeting to organize a citywide group. students Maxine Notestone, Ann Bond, Dorothy Johnson speak for sorority. Chuck Wheatley, Bernard Roberts, Bob Hutchinson for fraternity.

W. D. Braddock East Main Street R. A. Henderson Roll River James Boyd Forwick Cc. L. Abell Fred Carpenter Harold Chambers Frank W. Harden Henderson Clarence Heine Grace Hibarger C. A. Richey Lucy Gayhart Willa Cather Ruth White Beta Phi Sigma Fraternity Sigma Phi Gamma Sorority Pan-Hellenic Society Logan Sigma Phi Gamma Maxine Notestone Ann Bond Dorothy Johnson Chuck Wheatley Bernard Roberts Bob Hutchinson

Jury Fails To Agree In Hanning-Horn Case

Logan jurors could not reach agreement in the paternity case brought by Ruth Hanning against William Horn after six hours of deliberation. Judge Harley M. Whitcraft discharged the panel at about 8:30 p.m. The jurors named include J E Rohrer John Liff and several others.

Absent Voter Ballots Cast in Hocking Co

Logan election officials reported fourteen absent voter ballots in hand with many more in the mails after applications filed. Most ballots originate in the Logan district while a few come from outside areas. Disabled voter applications are being received as they may be filed up to fifteen days before the election.

Logan Carl F. Brandt Election Board Brandt

Lightning Flares Through Early Winter Storm in Logan

An electric storm struck Logan and nearby areas Tuesday evening with sharp lightning lasting over an hour and rain washing through much of the afternoon. The day remained unusually warm for late autumn before a railroad bulletin announced that passes would not be honored on Friday’s Middleport excursion train for the football game.

Logan C. and O. Railroad Middleport

Bray family moves into Gallagher Avenue home

Mr and Mrs Alva Bray have moved into the Gallagher Avenue residence with Mrs Dan Bray The property is leased to Mr and Mrs Harry Shaw who will move in soon

Logan Alva Bray Dan Bray Gallagher Avenue Harry Shaw

Pledge Services Held for Sorority Members and Moves

Pledge services were held at the Sigma Phi Gamma Sorority rooms Monday evening for Helen Walsh Martha Magle Juanita Wolfe and Rose Shannon. Miss Garnet Sheets led the business meeting where Mrs David Grove was voted inactive due to moving to Pittsburgh. The group voted to cooperate with a Pan Hellenic organization. Lois Bright won a contest. A shower for the rooms was held with lunch served by Mary Crawford Dorothy Johnson Ann Bond Dorothy Schaal Iola Courter and Kathleen Juergensmier.

Sigma Phi Gamma Helen Walsh Martha Magle Juanita Wolfe Rose Shannon Garnet Sheets David Grove Pittsburgh Movement Lois Bright Mary Crawford Dorothy Johnson Ann Bond Dorothy Schaal Iola Courter Kathleen Juergensmier

Halloween Party At United Brethren Church

Christian Culture class held a Halloween party in the basement of the United Brethren Church on Monday evening. Decorations fit the season with a ghost and witch. members wore masks and later unmasked for devotionals led by Mrs. Herbert Sheine who read two poems while Eloise Humphrey contributed a reading. Mrs. Matthew Murtha led the business session with arrangements committee members named. Lunch followed with guests including Mrs. Miles Graham and Eloise Humphrey among others. Also noted are guests in Logan: Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hauser and children and Mrs. Huzie Talbot and son visiting Dallas Kinser’s home city family.

United Brethren Church Herbert Sheine Eloise Humphrey Matthew Murtha Fred Graham Ben Humphrey Chan Reynolds Herman Leonard Lena Theresa Glass Miles Graham Eugenia Reynolds Bonnie Bobo Myrtle Glass Logan Charles Hauser Huzie Talbot Cincinnati Dallas Kinser

Logan Chieftains Prep For Middleport Contest

Logan Chieftains conducted a lengthy Tuesday drill amid a muddy field as Coach Schroeder aimed to ready the squad for the coming Middleport game. He hoped injured veterans could return for part of the match, with about 800 local fans expected in attendance.

Logan Chieftains Middleport Schroeder

Logan Legion Prepares for District Meet

Logan Legion plans the Southeastern Ohio American Legion Conference at Middleport, with Feeney-Bennett Post hosting a 7 pm banquet featuring State Commander Milton Campbell. Sunday includes child welfare and youth programs, a large parade led by bands from Hocking County, and a public meeting at the Masonic Temple with Congressman Jenkins and Judge Day. Drum corps compete for cash prizes at the high school field.

County considers stabilized roads with calcium chloride

Logan commissioners met a calcium chloride firm representative Tuesday to discuss stabilized road work for Hocking County where no roads are treated with the material yet. Several hard surface highways in the county are gravel.

Logan Hocking County

Unusual yellow spider specimen displayed by local collectors

Abe Ewart and Claude Bowsherman found a large yellow spider Tuesday and showed the unusual specimen to the public.

Logan Abe Ewart Claude Bowsherman

Logan Hickey reports WPA work plan for Hocking County

LOGAN J R HICKEY, WPA engineer for Hocking County, told Athens district directors Tuesday that many projects have been released and about 365 men would be put to work early next week. A legal notice calls for a village bond vote in Chauncey on Nov 5 1935 to issue 26000 for a sanitary sewer plant plus lands and easements with a 3 mill tax limit.

Logan J. R. Hickey WPA Hocking County Athens

Sheriff Sale Notice in Athens Ohio Real Estate Auction

Common Pleas case details the State of Ohio versus Chadwick 4. Charles Sheriff of Athens County announces sale of 8 acres in Beaten Township at the east end of a farm lot, with ownership by deed and mortgage references. Terms require cash on the day of sale in the township auction at the door in Athens. Attorney D Hughes on record.

Esrak State of Ohio Chadwick John B Benn Ajte Athens Ofaunty Ursuance Sta Ben M Charles Sheriff Ales M. D. Hughes

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A.f Sclons Lanning Zenners Legion’s Sons A. T. Spears Will Lehman Wiley Thurness Dumb Dora Charles Notestone Hanning-Horn Hocking Co CI LaLiey Washington New York East U.S RED Star Il Atr Thomas McGonigle McGonigle Athens Home Telephone Co Logan Legion Hell Commissioners North Celonial
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