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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1941
Page
12
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Iowa Family Visits Hocking Co Relatives
Logan Iowa family visits relatives in Hocking County including Joe Davis in Washington Township. They recount farming in Iowa and Missouri roots. visits include Cedar Falls and Laurelville relatives. Probate Court Athens County files show Bank of Athens as Trustee suing to construct the will of Edward C. Berry, deceased, with multiple named heirs and out‑of‑state parties in Cause No. 15478.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Scott Blackston
Iowa
Hocking County
Joe Davis
Washington Township
Blackston
Missouri
Blackstons
Joe Barnhart
Cedar Falls
Margaret Barton
Laurelville
Athens County
Ohio
Bank of Athens National Banking Association
Edward C. Berry
Mattie J. Berry
Grace Howell
East 24Rd Street
Kansas City
Maybelle Henderson
Ohio Street
Point Pleasant
West Virginia
Audry Carter
Berent Street
Los Angeles
California
Marie Bell Knight
West Wayne Street
Fort Wayne
Indiana
Guy Carter
East 2Sth
Frank Hale
North
Kansastreet
Topeka
Kansas
Gladys Berry Hope
Vernon Avenue
Chicago
Illinois
Rachel Berry Hawk
Webster Avenue
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
Carlos Berry
Fittsburgh
The
National Urban League
FE. K. Jones
East 23Rd Street
New York City
New York
Good Shepard
Allentown
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Fifth Avenue
Colored Branch
Young Women's Christian Association
Pva
D. Bowles
Seventh Avenue
Wilburta Howell
Young Women’s Christian Association
Thomas Madrey
James E. Madrey
Paul Hale
Walter Williams
Philip Cooley
Edward C
Jones, Jones & Erskine
Logan City police arrest motorists during holiday weekend
Logan police arrested about a half dozen motorists in a holiday weekend roundup after a Pattonville bridge accident. Hurley Bungard pleaded guilty to operating a vehicle under the influence and paid a 100 dollar fine plus costs. Blair faced intoxication charges and paid 10 dollars and costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Pattonville
Hurley Bungard
Frank Larimer
James Blair
Clarence Lyman
Athens
Bungard
Frank St. Clair
Blair
Jesse Davis
Gibisonville
Dallas Kinser
William Lehman, Jr
James Fox
Freisner Ave
Rastus Allen
Mulberry
Second Sts
Fred Mohler
Robert Miller
Logan Boy To Enroll In Dayton School
Logan Clayton Hoskins will enroll at Kaiser High School in Dayton to continue his studies and play basketball and baseball. He left Logan city to live with his mother Mrs Ada Hoskins and previously attended Logan High School. he had stayed with Mr and Mrs Robert Mackey after his mother moved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Clayton Hoskins
Dayton
Kaiser High School
Ada Hoskins
Logan High School
Sweazy Confirms 50 Groundhogs Killed This Season
During Labor Day weekend Mr and Mrs W S Sweazy of Newark visited his parents Mr and Mrs John Sweazy in Gore. He reports having killed 50 groundhogs this season averaging around 10 pounds each and sold them in Newark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
W. S. Sweazy
Newark
Son Recovers From Illness In Manila P I
Logan News received word that Leonard McKinley of Green Township is recovering in Manila Philippines after an appendicitis operation aboard a ship en route to Manila with a Signal Corps detachment. He will be discharged soon. His father served in World War I.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Airmal
Charles McKinley
Green Township
Leonard
Manila
P. L
Signal Corps
Helen Pond Leaves Her Work in Japan
Logan reports Miss Helen Pond of Lancaster was urged by the Episcopal Mission to depart Japan and return to the United States. She left Tokyo for Shanghai on August 28 and planned to sail on September 3. Pond had been a hospital dietitian in Tokyo for several years and is related to local residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Helen Pond
Lancaster
Episcopal Mission
New York City
Japan
United States
Miss Pond
Tokyo
Shanghai
Stanton Pond
East Liberty Driver Is Held After Pursuit
Wilbur K. Sharp of East Liberty was chased by Patrolman Pearl Derr and arrested near Enterprise. He is held for arraignment in Logan for leaving the scene of an accident and operating a car while intoxicated after his vehicle struck a parked pop truck on Hunter Street and fled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Pearl Derr
Enterprise
Wilbur K. Sharp
East Liberty
Hunter St
Ballinger Family History Received by Local Man
George Ballinger of Marion Township has received a copy of the Ballinger family history dating back to 1664. The lineage traces origins in France, migration through England to the United States, and notes intermarriage with Quakers of Pennsylvania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Ballinger
George Ballinger
Marion Township
France
England
United States
Pennsylvania
Lost Wallet Returns to Owner in Athens Township
Harold Griffith of Washington Township lost a pocket book with fifty dollars cash and about two hundred dollars in checks. Fred Chute found the purse and notified the owner. A probate suit in Athens County, Ohio, involves Foster B. Cornwell as administrator seeking sale of real estate to pay debts for Emily J. Riffee, deceased, against various Robinson heirs and unknown successors. Case No 17371 sets deadlines for answer by September 27, 1941.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Harold Griffith
Washington Township
Fred Chute
E. Hunter Sr
Birth of a son announced in Medicine Lodge relatives
Announcement from Medicine Lodge Kansas reports the birth of a son last Wednesday to Mr and Mrs K K Harper. Grandparents are Jerry L Hammon and Mary Harper. The piece lists multiple Logan relatives visiting and traveling between Logan and nearby cities, with numerous names and small notes on their movements and hospitalities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
K. K. Harper
Medicine Lodge
Kan
Jerry L. Hammon
This City
Mary Harper
Kansas
Sale of Half Interest in Trimbletown Property in Athens County
The State of Ohio Athens County Common Pleas Court case No 16600 M E Christman plaintiff vs Harvey Sharp et al defendants. In pursuance of an execution I will offer for sale at public auction on Tuesday September 9 1941 at 1 30 P M at the east door of the courthouse in Athens Ohio the undivided one half interest in Southeast quarter section 8 Town 11 Range 14 Trimble Township Athens County Ohio running 110 feet east from the northwest corner etc Center Street near State Route 13. Appraised at 100 for the half interest and minimum bid two thirds of that. Terms cash. Sheriff Charles W Bayless Deputy Festher B Gross E E Jacobs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Ohio
Trimbletown
Trimble Township
Athens County
Water Street
Kempton
Center Street
Charles W. Bayless
Festher
B. Gross
E. E. Jacobs
Carl Byers Authors Ohio Plan of Using Evaluative Criteria
Carl C. Byers principal and Dr. D. H. Eikenberry co author a 200 page book titled The Ohio Plan of Using the Evaluative Criteria to be issued by Ohio State University. Two thousand copies will be printed for Ohio schools and nearby states with colleges planning to use it in teacher training. The Ohio High School Principals Association sponsors the work, which is copyrighted and aims to improve teaching practices, school equipment, and public school relations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Ohio State University
Carl C. Byers
Ohio
D. H. Eikenberry
Ohio High School Principals’ Association
Curl Returns Home After Ten Day Vacation Trip
Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Curl came back Friday evening after a ten day vacation. They traveled via Cincinnati so their son Roy could come to Logan for a Labor Day visit. Mr. Curl serves as acting manager of the Logan Liquor store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Redland Field
Jean Duffy
Columbus
Sheriff
Floyd Duffy
Larry Cochrane
Charles E. Larimer
John Larimer
John Jr
Florence Larimer
Great Smoky Mountains
Shriner
Wallace Shriner
Springfield
Judson Shriner
North St
Beer
Danny Saunders
John Saunders
Haydenville
Camp Meade
Robert
Harry Brown
E. Hunter St
Curtis-Wright School
Logan
A. J. Curl
Roy
Mr. Curl
Logan-William Acker Visiting Logan Amid Military Duty
William Acker arrived in Logan Friday to visit relatives while stationed at Camp Lee Virginia. He was sent from Fort Hayes after being inducted two months ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
William Acker
Camp Lee
Ft. Hayes
Illness Reported for Joshua Clark in Starr Township
Information reaches Logan of the serious illness of Joshua Clark of Starr Township. He has been in failing health for several months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Joshua Clark
Starr Township
Visits at Gallia state hospital during weekend
Many persons called at the state hospital during the week end to visit relatives and friends being treated there. No celebration of the holiday was attempted at the institution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Corning Social Notes and Local Church Activities
Thelma Frasure urges Legion Auxiliary members to attend Tuesday night meeting at the Legion hall. Rev Arthur Shonkwiler begins fifth year at United Brethren Church after assignment at Portsmouth conference. Women’s Society of Christian Service meets Tuesday Sept 2 at Methodist Church social rooms with hosts Gladie Morgan and Gertie Spence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Brethren Church
Arthur C. Shonkwiler
Portsmouth
Shonkwiler
Women's Society of Christian Service
Methodist Church
Gladie Morgan
Gertie Spence
Farewell Party for Mrs Swartz by Laf-A-Lot Club
Miss Foura hosted Friday night at her home for Laf-A-Lot club members in a farewell to Mrs Mary Frances Swartz who will move to Springfield. A handkerchief shower honored her departure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Label Foura
Mary Frances Swartz
Springfield
Church Group to Hold All Day Quilting at Apple Grove
The W. S. C. S. of Methodist Church will meet at the president Mrs. Charles Sayre’s home for an all day quilting event with a potluck dinner on Thursday Sept 4. Members are urged to attend. Various local residents and guests visited and returned from trips including Columbus Pittsburgh and Parkersburg with several family gatherings noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Missionary Association of the
U. B
Martha Young
Apple Grove
George W. Hayman
Pittsburgh
Edward Robinson
Williamson
Raymond Robinson
Chillicothe
Spencer Hayman
Chanute Field
Ill
Carol Norris
Columbus
Evelyn Sharpnack
Kathryn
Bliss College
Early Roush
Gideon Roush
E. C. Shank
Scott
James
Jack Shank
Wayne Carpenter
Belpre
Howard Carpenter
R. A. McKelvey
Nelsonville
Wilson Slaughter
Andy Click
Gaza
Iowa
Hobart Click
Henry Click
Perry
Johnnie Click
Roy Ankrum
Will Euler
Cottageville
W. Va
Randall Parsons
Parkersburg
Chester Durst
Herbert Roush
Akron
Pete Durst
Kenna Sayre
Mary
Charlotte Roush
Harry Erwin
Erwin
Steubenville
Ora England
John Graham
Jerry Graham
Charles Sayre
Arthur Harpold
CCC
William Parks
Ray
Carrier Pigeons Reach Sheriff Office After Broken Wing
Wilbur Lightfoot and his son Donald Haydenville used a carrier pigeon that connected to Sheriff Floyd Duffy's office Monday morning. The bird landed near their home due to its injured wing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Wilbur Lightfoot
Donald Haydenville
Floyd Duffy
August Schlingerman reunion held at Baughman Park
The annual August Schlingerman reunion gathered Sunday at Baughman Park near Newark with a large picnic. Hosts included Mr and Mrs William Schlingerman and numerous relatives from Newark Shawnee Hemlock and Columbus. Plans were made to meet again next August at Arethusa Park New Lexington. CORNING NOTEs list local moves visits and military men visiting or reporting from the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congo Sewing Club
Arethusa Park
New Lexington
Jean Edwards
Fred Jenkins
Denny
Ted Jenkins
John Baird
Lewis Murray
Andy Wargo Jr
Morgan Walters Sr
August Schlingerman
Baughman Park
Newark
William Schlingerman
Ivan Tanner
Robina Stoyle
Shawnee
Lance Hodgson
Hemlock
William Spence
Richard Spence
Morgan Walters Jr
Louise Wemmer
Nancy
Maynard Gaitten
Tommy
Charles
Jessie Schlingerman
Adelphi Rolls Mingos With Sixth Inning Burst
Adelphi evened the series with Logan by a 9 to 8 win on Sunday. A decisive six-run sixth inning carried Adelphi, while Mingos answered with two in the fifth and five in the eighth. Logan’s starting pitcher Tomlinson left in the sixth, Leonard struggled, and the late rally sealed the victory. Box score details follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LOGAN
Adelphi
Mingos
Neff
Hucker
Furthe
Tomlinson
Leonard
Brandt
Jon Karshner
Red Hoskins
Johnny Buchanan
Five Men Included In September Call
Logan officials set a September 23 quota of five men from Hocking County for selective service. Two volunteers will join three already registered on October 16, 1940. July 1 enrollees lacking cards for 22 days cannot be included. Notices sent with the wrong reporting date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Hocking County
Selective Service Office
Late Taxes Accepted in Logan During Tax Book Closure
During the tax books closure period the Logan Treasurer R N White will keep tax records in his office. Voters paying taxes within the ten days or two weeks will have taxes accepted without penalties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Used Cars Move in Logan as New Inventory Tightens
Twenty three new units were listed at the certificate of title office Saturday morning for August. Dealers report few new cars due to changing models and defense program production cuts. Used car sales remain strong, per title office staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LOGAN
Certificate of Title
Title Office
Logan-Robert Spring Begins Prison Term
Dayton man Logan-Robert Spring was sent to Mansfield Reformatory today by Deputy Sheriff Frank Larimer after last week’s auto theft sentence handed down by Judge E. L. Ewing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Robert Spring
Dayton
Mansfield Reformatory
E. L. Ewing
Frank Larimer
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