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Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 23, 1941

Page

8

Fiske placed on probation after guilty plea in Hocking Court

Logan resident Guy Fiske appeared before Judge Henderson and pled guilty to second degree manslaughter in the June 21 collision on U S Route 33 near Union Furnace. The judge suspended sentence, ordered three years probation, and probation officer Newton Spencer will supervise. Fiske must abstain from alcohol, avoid liquor stores, refrain from driving any vehicle for three years, and pay $17.67 in costs. Edward Onderko of Cleveland faces a similar indictment and may enter a plea next week.

Logan Guy Fiske Phil Henderson Harley Meyer Fiske Henderson Newton Spencer Velma West Benjamin M. White Union Furnace Edward Eugene Onderko Cleveland

Pioneer Youth Party Honors Costumes at Logan Meeting

Pioneer Youth Group met at the former American Legion Hall for a masquerade party. Paul Shaw spoke on Farm Defense and its effect on rural youth. Dorothy Hartman won best costume, Charles Rauber the funniest, Mary Lois Rauber the hardest to guess. Next meeting set for November 4 with Marjorie Hartman, Richard Mowery, and Mary Kathryn Adcock in charge.

Logan Pioneer American Legion Hall Paul Shaw Good Hope Township Dorothy Hartman Charles Rauber Mary Lois Rauber Marjorie Hartman Richard Mowery Mary Kathryn Adcock

Skinner Enlists in Army at Ft Hayes

Donald Skinner enlisted in military service at Ft Hayes Columbus Tuesday and will leave today to begin duties. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Lewis Skinner of North Orchard Street.

Elks Welcome Logan Selectees Departing for Fort Hayes

Logan residents honor 24 men bound for Fort Hayes as the largest local induction quota since January. The group, led by Robert Spannon Cole, receives a sendoff from the Logan Lodge of Elks and the American Legion, with ministers and officials attending. A bus will transport them to Columbus. Separately, Grant Hospital doctors rebreak George Lohr’s right arm for adjustment after a prior fracture.

Logan Lodge of Elks G. FE. Carr Curtis Cole Charles Pratt Selective Service Board Melrose Harbaugh American Legion and Elks Stanley W. Wiant Robert Spannon Cole Columbus LOGAN Grant Hospital George Lohr Mark Lohr

Former Logan Teacher Advanced to Principal

Kenneth Coulter, former instructor at Logan High School, has been named supervising principal of schools in Glen Rock New Jersey. He previously held a similar post at Jamesburg New Jersey and will relocate his family to Glen Rock by November 1. The article notes elephants’ tusks are regular teeth and are not shed.

Logan Kenneth Coulter Logan High School Glen Rock N. J Jamesburg

McKay Rites To Be Friday In Logan

Funeral services for Lucy M. McKay 73 widow of Frank M. McKay will be at 9 a.m. Friday at Heinlein Funeral Home Logan. She died at home on North Walnut Street after months of ill health. Survived by daughter Mrs. Raymond Lanning. Burial will be beside her husband in Xenia. The Rev Stanley W. Wianton will officiate. She was active in church and club affairs.

Logan Heinlein Lucy M. McKay Frank M. McKay Athens N Perman North Walnut St McKay C. W. McClintock Raymond Lanning Stanley W. Wianton Xenia

Zaleski Area Personal Notices Highlight Local Visits

Zaleski personals list Sunday visits among residents and relatives. Albany guests include Mrs Luella Zaleski Ansel and Mr and Mrs Sam Crossen. Columbus and West Virginia trips feature Miss Cleire James Velinus James Albert James and Donald. Several locals travel or host, church revival ends, and hospital update notes.

Zaleski Luella Ansel Sam Crossen Albany Emma Vansky Cleire James Velinus James Albert James Donald Columbus West Virginia James McKibben Helen Athens Robert Loper Clyde Martin Baptist Church Martin McKibben Grand Lodge Hiram Mace Madison Township Ridge Albert King Frank Bighouse Sheltering Arms Hospital Charles O'Leary Cincinnati Grace Ann Cochran O'Leary

Hold First Session of New Red Cross Class

First aid class for State Highway employees begins at the courthouse with instructor Fred M. Collins. Sessions will be held weekly until the course concludes.

Logan Red Cross Fred M. Collins State

Indiana Man Is Held For Investigation

Fred Stover of Richmond Indiana was placed under $500 bond to appear before Judge E L Ewing on a charge of contributing to the delinquency of a 15 year old girl from Gore He had been operating coal trucks in the district when he was taken into custody Saturday Juvenile Court Officer Alfred Campbell is conducting the investigation

Logan Fred Stover Richmond Ind E. L. Ewing Gore Stover Alfred Campbell

Logan Legion Members Given New Post Assignments

Logan Post American Legion Commander Roy Van Atta announced Tuesday night committee assignments. Several members return to familiar duties while others receive new posts, including Athletics chaired by Clinton Webb and Law rence W. Adcock, Finance chaired by Donald S. Bart, Band led by Harold W. Larmier, Publicity by Clinton Webb, Feed by George Brown, House by Charles C. Achauer, Firing squad led by James B. Waldron, Legal by Wood Bowen and Forest E. Weinrich, Child Welfare and Juvenile Activities by Walter M. Haas and Charles Struble, Sick and Visiting by Frank Judy, Wood Bowen, Walter Starr, John McVey and James Cremean.

Logan Roy van Atta Logan Post American Legion Clinton Webb G. E. Carr Sam Buchanan Walter A. Leonard Lawrence W. Adcock Donald S. Bart Frank Walters John W. McBroom Harold W. Larimer Wood Bowen James Rees Melrose Harbaugh George Brown John Michel Andrew Coakley Sumner Martin House Charles C. Achauer Roger W. Friend Walter Huffman Fred Carpenter James B. Waldron Forest E. Weinrich Walter M. Haas Charles Struble Frank Judy Walter Starr John McVey James Cremean

Rural Schools Dismissed For Friday Educational Meeting

Rural schools in Hocking County will dismiss Friday so teachers can attend the Southeast Ohio Educational meeting in Athens. Supt Samuel H Dillon will lead the rural schools delegation as nearly all teachers plan to attend. They resume classes Monday.

Logan Hocking County Athens

Logan Crash Victims Improve in Hospital

Slight improvements in condition at Cherrington Hospital are reported for Erroll Collison of Logan after a Monday car crash with William F. Call of Nelsonville. Collison has concussion and possible skull fracture. he has been conscious at times Wednesday. Also improving is Mary Taylor of Kingston after a skull fracture from a Sunday fall from a moving auto near Ilesboro.

Logan Erroll Collison Cherrington Hospital William F. Call Nelsonville Collison Mary Taylor James Taylor Kingston Ilesboro

Man Held in Dayton on Nonsupport Charge

Logan Clifford McQuade of Dayton was taken into custody Tuesday on a nonsupport affidavit filed by Sheriff Floyd Duffy. Deputy Frank Larimer retrieved him in Dayton Wednesday.

Logan Clifford McQuade Dayton Floyd Duffy Frank Larimer

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