District Farm Bureau Meeting at Logan Friday
Logan reports the District Farm Bureau meeting will be held at the Courthouse Auditorium starting at 10 30 a m Speakers include Paul Hankhauser Columbus who will discuss Trends and the Future of Farming Other topics cover organization fertilizers prices and insurance HM Scholl Fairfield County will report on the state board meeting Also speaking are Mrs A E Anderson Ross County Floyd Delashmutt Columbus Harold Chambers City J O Hamilton Falls Township
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Logan
Paul Fankhauser
Columbus
District Farm Bureau
HM. Scholl
Fairfield County
State Board
A. E. Anderson
Ross County
Floyd Delashmutt
Harold Chambers
J. O. Hamilton
Falls Township
Boy Soprano Russell Baird Pal mer Jr to Give New England Concerts
An 11 year old choir boy and soloist at St. Peter's Church Germantown Pa. Russell Baird Palmer Jr. can sing high C with assurance and has a large operatic repertoire. He will perform in a series of concerts in New England and New York soon.
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Ieven
Russell Baird Palmer, Jr
St. Peter’s Church
Germantown
New England
New York
4-H Exhibits at Fall Festival and Laurelville Event
Logan address notes Hocking County 4-H Clubs plan exhibits from October 8 to 10 at a special meeting. Willing Workers Club led by Mrs. Lillian Delong and Hawkeye Club led by George Dix will exhibit this week at Laurelville Fall Festival.
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Logan
Hocking County
Laurelville
Willing Workers
Lillian Delong
Hawkeye Club
George Dix
Smith-Hughes
Taurelville
Logan High Football Schedule Sets Hefty Season
Logan Ohio September 9 Purple and White footballers face a tough ten game slate with six Southeastern Ohio League games. The schedule opens September 25 vs McArthur at home and includes Wellston Lancaster Athens Gallipolis Open dates Middleport Pomeroy Nelsonville and a Thanksgiving game at Nelsonville.
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Logan
Logan High School
Athletic Off
McArthur High
McArthur
Wellaton
Lancaster
Athens
Gallipolis
New Boston
Middleport
Pomeroy
Nelsonville
New uniforms for Logan High School gridmen
Logan Ohio September 9 High School football players will wear new uniforms for the season opener against McArthur High on September 25 Coach John Longley announced Varsity helmets will be purple and white Jerseys match colors Players must buy their own shoes Practice began Tuesday with over fifty players in attendance as the coach prepares the squad for the opener.
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LOGAN
Logan High
McArthur High
John Longley
Highteen
Longley
Few Wedded Here
Logan Ohio September report shows only three marriage permits issued in Hocking County during August. Probate Judge A M Eulinger notes it marks a record low in years, with some couples obtaining licenses outside Ohio due to a new regulation.
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Logan
Hocking County
A. M. Eulinger
Ohio
Carbon Hill Falls to Pt. Pleasant Team in Labor Day Battle
Logan reports Carbon Hill lost 9 to 2 to Pt. Pleasant, W Va, on Labor Day. Quillan pitched for Pt. Pleasant and allowed only two hits, including a third base hit by Eddie Tolbert of Logan. Devol pitched for Carbon Hill as a Logan delegation watched.
Hazel Cooke Takes Ten Day Vacation from Extension Office
Logan report Miss Hazel Cooke secretary in the extension office is on a ten day vacation begun this week She will visit friends and camp near Lake Erie during the break.
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Logan
Hazel Cooke
Lake Erie
Fay-Vert Laxative Ad Claims Easy Powdered Relief
An old advertisement touts Fay-Vert as a tasty orange powder laxative that melts in the mouth with no water. It promises thorough relief and says children love it, selling 25c and 15c sizes at general stores.
Match Seller Claims Fortune
London onlookers watch Mary Duckman at her street stand where she plans to claim a fortune and estate left by the late Tom Duckman in Kentucky. The tale frames her rise from a London match seller to potential millionaire as crowds gather.
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London
Mary Duckman
Tom Duckman
Kentucky
Becomes Instructor Major Floyd Returns From France
Major Oliver Floyd of Laurelville has been named instructor at the Marine Officers' School in Quantico Virginia. He recently returned from Paris where he spent 30 months with the American Embassy. The assignment is for about one year. Floyd has long served in the Marine Corps and his last field duty was in Nicaragua.
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Logan
Oliver Floyd
Laurelville
Marine Officers’ School
Quantico
Virginia
Floyd
Tecumseh Floyd
Paris
Marine Corps
Nicaragua
Coonville Labor Day Draws About 1000 People
In Coonville a Labor Day program sponsored by S H Carrick of the Coonville Coal Company drew about 1000 attendees. The event featured races and contests, two ball games between Haydenville and Wellston, an evening dance, and a noon bean dinner cooked in four large kettles for the pork and beans.
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Logan
Coonville
S. H. Carrick
Farm Women Meet To Plan Extension Classes
Logan September meeting of farm women invites participants for fall extension classes at the courthouse at 1 pm Friday. Miss Bertha Baker extension specialist will outline the course on care of clothing. Eight groups have been organized in the county for the program.
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Logan
Bertha Baker
Fred Ucker Suffers Left Wrist Fracture After Fall
Logan resident Fred Ucker sustained a fracture to the left wrist after slipping on a wet board and striking a stone. The injury occurred over the weekend and was reported locally.
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Logan
Fred Ucker
Local Man Arrested After Labor Day Festivities
Logan reports Luke McComber of Carbondale was arrested in Coonville by Constable George H. Spang on Labor Day. He was charged with intoxication, arraigned before Magister C. T. Stephenson, pled guilty, and received a $5 fine plus costs.
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Logan
Luke McComber
Carbondale
Coonville
George H. Spang
McComber
C. T. Stephenson
Classified Ads and Circulation Contact Details
The Messenger lists contact lines for classified ads and circulation matters. Clinton Webb notes to reach staff and locals at 6024 with appreciation for service. D. Y. Milne is the circulation contact, phone 272.
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Clinton Webb
Your
6024
The
Messenger
D. Y. Milne
Catherine Dean Celebrates 95th Birthday At Logan Open House
Logan Sept 9 Open house at Mrs Belle Hys on North Walnut Street honored Mrs Catherine Dean 95th birthday. Many friends visited and flowers and gifts were given. Notable guests included Mr and Mrs F C Dean Rus sell and Franklin, Mr and Mrs E F Black, Mr and Mrs H Steenrod Athens Miss Minnie Dean Washington DC Mrs S G Foster Charleston WV and Dr and Mrs C E B Reelhorn Pataskala.
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H. Steenrod
Athens
Minnie Dean
Washington, D. C
Pastor Earns Six Premiums At Ohio State Fair Dahlias
Logan Ohio September reports Rev James R Fields Methodist pastor proud winner at the Ohio State Fair amateur growers show with seven entries earning four firsts one third and one fourth. His rear parsonage garden on East Hunter Street hosts about 135 dahlia varieties this season with blooms in many colors.
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Methodist Episcopal Parsonage
East Hunter Street
Carbon Hill Man Held in Shooting Case
Logan reports Orland Scott of Wayne remains in unclear condition after being shot last Friday. Carbon Hill man Tom McAllister arraigned on shooting with intent to wound, pleads not guilty, bond set at 500, held pending grand jury. Authorities say Scott cannot provide details and McAllister remains silent.
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Joe Farbearn
C. Wood Bowen
McAllister
Scott
Divorce sought by Elizabeth Mc Bride after non-support verdict
Elizabeth Mc Bride of this county petitions for divorce from Lawrence Mc Bride alleging cruelty and neglect. She says she left their Cleveland home on July 18 to seek a new residence after he was found guilty of non-support by a Hocking County jury in Common Pleas Court.
Custody Battle After 1927 Cleveland Marriage
The wife seeks divorce custody of two children and permanent alimony. She cites her husband’s intoxicant addiction and gambling as grounds. The couple married on November 4, 1927 in Cleveland and have two young children.
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Cleveland
Hartzell Infant Dies in Washington Township
Charles Hartzell Jr aged seven months son of Mr and Mrs Charles Hartzell of Washington Township died Friday in Logan. Funeral services were held Sunday at Ewing with Rev Amos L Heyde in charge. Burial followed at Ewing.
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Hartzell
Logan
Charles Hartzell, Jr
Charles Hartzell
Washington Township
Ewing
Amos L. Heyde
Local families visit across Nelsonville and Columbus
Numerous households from Columbus Nelsonville and Athens shared Sunday and Tuesday hospitality. Guests included Clarence Archer Conrad Wein Cliff Wein Fred Gibson and Margaret Penn with Nellie Hamer, plus Sylvia Ziggaroos and the Sells Kelley and Sells families. Other visits encompassed Friese Burson Love Bobo Smith Williams Meeks and Fraze with extended kin from Kirkersville Long Run and Cincinnati area.
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Clarence Archer
Columbus
Conrad Wein
Nelsonville
Cliff Wein
Fred Gibson
Margaret Penn
Nellie Hamer
Jay Hamer
Sylvia Ziggaroos
Mary Kelley
Nora
Cliff Kelley
E. R. Sells
Athens
Ralph Palmer
Anna Colburn
Fred Biehl
Howard Flanders
Pearl Smith
Bert Burson
Clarence Friese
Clifford Love
Long Run
Charles Bobo
Irene Bobo
Walter
Carl Smith
Harry Smith
Joe Smith
Floyd Williams
Ross Ackley
Lawrence
Vinton Meeks
Kirkersville
Hard Fraze
Pittsburgh
Ed Price
Cincin
WORNOUT MEN NEED OLD TIME IRON TONIC
An old time tonic claims to revive worn-out men with fron lime codliver peptone in Vinol. The ad promises new strength appetite and sleep and notes aids to digestion and blood, adding pep for nervous women and underweight children. Gibson's Pharmacy Nelsonville Gem Pharmacy advertises.
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Gibson's Pharmacy
Nelsonville
Gem Pharmacy
Adv
New Mode Emphasizes Sleek Neckline and Draped Vestee
By ANNE ADAMS an austere design brings the cut of the sleeve and the neck into prominence. The V shaped contrasting draped vestee is outlined with revers and long sleeves flare gracefully. Skirt lines are slender with slanting seamings and a narrow front panel. Printed or plain satin canton flat.
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Anne Adams
New VFW Chief Darold D DeCoe Elected
Darold D DeCoe of California becomes commander in chief of the Veterans of Foreign Wars after a unanimous vote by delegates at the national convention in Kansas City Missouri. He previously served as senior vice commander.
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The
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Darold D
Kansas City
Pattern details for 2220 crepe or velvet dress pattern
Pattern 2220 offered in limited sizes 16 18 20 34 36 38 40 42 44 with specified yardage. No dressmaking experience needed. 15 cents per pattern or 25 cents for catalog with pattern. Send name address and size to The Athens Messenger Pattern Department 243 West 17th Street New York City.
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Athens Messenger Pattern Department
West 17Th Street
New York City
Revival Meeting Scheduled at Diamond Christian Church
Revival services begin Wednesday September 9 at 7 30 p m at the Diamond Christian Church with evangelist A W Corwin of Buchtel leading the program.
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Diamond Christian Church
A. W. Corwin
Buchtel
Fun Makers to Install in Athens Red Men Lodge
Mohawk Haymakers Association No 17434 will be installed in the Athens Red Men Lodge on Monday September 14. Karl Stephan of Marietta will bring a group to perform the installation as Ray Rose of the Athens lodge coordinates arrangements. Many names of initiates and attending Red Men from Athens and southeastern Ohio are listed. A state meeting is planned for October 10 in Columbus with Edward O'Connor and other officials, including a banquet at Deshler-Wallick Hotel and a later Elks Hall gathering. The new ritual may replace the three degree ritual and a membership drive continues through October 3 with Athens leading in new members.
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Nati
Jay Hamer
Wein
Athens Fairgrounds
Parent-Teacher Association
Margaret Gaylord
Parent
Carrie Smith
Clara Rogers
Zagel Bosworth
Gladys Friess
Miss Vale
Evonne Rogers
S. J. Smith
Fred Biehl
Worthington Biehl
Columbus
Eugene Goldsberry
Glenna Flanders
Clair Burson
Pearl Smith
Mohawk Haymakers Association
Athens
Red Men
Karl Stephan
Marietta
Ray Rose
Athens Lodge
A. P. Hatch
C. F. Collins
C. B. Shaver
C. A. Shaukis
A. H. Huggins
Dent Cooper
J. O. McCoy
George Shanks
Charles Wood
William Smith
William Brooks
P. W. Chase
J. R. Savage
William Cooper
Charles Brooks
Sarl Ator
C. L. Jones
Harry Swank
Everett Green
Charles Cone
Bob Mulpas
Sam Scott
Roy Gillahan
Milton Efaw
Mack Braley
S. R. Rose
Ohio
Edward O’connor
Washington
Great Inc
United States
Deshler-Wallick
Elks Hall
Toledo
E. C. Wilcox
Lache
White
Ont Lodge
Sharpsburg Community Notes And School Updates
Sharpsburg residents stay busy canning peaches and cutting corn. Reverend Bennington returns to lead the circuit for the coming year. Mt. Hermon reports a full school with some students bused to Amesville. Sharpsburg school is discontinued. Local visits include Nora Lochary and Almeda Haga, while Mt. Hermon’s Sarah Wagoner attends a Buckhannon funeral for her uncle John Tom.
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Lancaster
Mt. Hermon
Amesville
Plantsville
Sharpsburg
Sarah Wagoner
Buckhannon
W. Va
John Tom
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