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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 11, 1945

Page

3

Logan Riders Sweep Newark Horse Show Prizes

Logan Riding Club members collected ribbons at the Newark show led by Jane Ann Shriner. Entries included Fascinating Jean ridden by Dr. H. M. Boocks with first place in fine harness and five gaited, plus other trophies in pony and horsemanship classes.

Logan Newark Jane Ann Shriner H. M. Boocks Letha Starr Boocks Kenneth Eaton Sune Jane Moore General Hospital Ann Shriner Asheville N. Conan Bicka Jay Cole Charles Eaton Pfc Eaton

Attendance program discussed at Logan schools

A meeting of all junior and senior high teachers was held after school Monday to plan better attendance. Mr. Carr will chair the committee with Howard Kirk, Sarah Holmes, and J. R. Hankison from Junior High and Fred Burchfield, James Rutgers, Iris Lowry from Senior High. The committee will reconvene Thursday after school to continue planning.

Three Arrested By Hocking Sheriff

Sheriff Floyd Duffy arrested Charles Diltz after a Saturday crash on State Route 664 north of Logan. Diltz faced reckless driving charges and a $25 fine plus costs after arraignment. Dwight Hawk and Kenneth Cline, charged with non support, pleaded not guilty and were bound over to the grand jury under $300 bonds.

Logan Floyd Duffy Charles Diltz Calvin Poling Diltz Frank St. Clair Duffy Dwight Hawk Carbon Hill Kenneth Cline St. Clair

Testing Cattle in Hocking District

Over the last three days the Agricultural Extension Office conducted a cooperative Bangs testing program. Two hundred four head of cattle were tested to meet state health regulations for fair exhibition. Farmers tested include J. B. Wagoner Route 2 Logan Charles Burns Route 2 Logan C. L. Hartman Route 1 Logan Everett Burcham Route 1 Logan Whitcraft Ward Route 3 Logan H. B. Imboden Route 4 Logan Bernard Geiger Logan Mason Campbell Route 2 Logan Claude Harsh Route 1 Logan John C. Daugherty Route 3 Logan Paul H. Shaw Route 1 Rockbridge Forest C. Wolf Route 1 Laurelville.

Logan Agricultural Extension Office J. B. Wagoner Charles Burns C. L. Hartman Everett Burcham

Mrs Huffman Heads Local American Legion Auxiliary

Mrs Walter Huffman was elected president of the Logan American Legion Auxiliary at a Monday meeting in the Legion Hall. Officers include Mrs Kirby Snyder vice president Mrs Blanche Thomas secretary and Mrs Florence Myers treasurer. Grace Hall district president will install them. The charter was draped for Mrs 8 W Murphy. An Eighth District Conference in Logan is planned for October 25 with several members attending.

Logan Walter Huffman American Legion Auxiliary Legion Hall Charles Struble Irma Powers Hall Thomas Ora Yaw Huffman J. B. Waldron Myers Snyder

Teachers To Hold Annual Convention In Athens

Southeastern Ohio Education Association leaders Dillon and Carr led a Jackson meeting of the board of directors to reconsider the convention. With attendance restrictions lifted the board set the convention for Friday October 26 in Athens. Eleven counties are represented and about 2,500 teachers attend the convention. Also present were Dr. T C McCracken of Ohio University Alfred Henry of Pennsville W W Barnes of Jackson and N B Potts of Portsmouth.

Logan Samuel Dillon Southeastern Ohio Education Association George Carr Jackson iBoard Athens T. C. McCracken Ohio University Alfred Henry Pennsville W. W. Barnes N.B. Potts Portsmouth

Social notes of Zaleski recall homecomings and travels

Social notes from Zaleski detail Raymond Hayes returning to Toledo after service, homecomings at Madison Church and Wesley Chapel, Helen McKibben’s ten weeks at Deerwood Music Center near Saranac Inn, and visits among local families including the Barnhouse Bedinghaus and Scheer households. Other travelers include Dr. and Mrs. A A Baal Columbus and Labor Day guests James and Donald James.

Zaleski Raymond Hayes Ss-C Toledo A. H. Hayes Madison Church Wesley’ Chapel Helen McKibben Saranac Inn New York Deerwood Music Center Walter Woods Margaret Jane Arthur Thomas Bremen Thomas A. A. Baal Coumbus James Cilinnati Scheer C. E. Kyle Columbus Kyle A. R. Pennell James Barnhouse Betty Ruth Bedinghaus Portsmouth Athens Barnhouse J. A. Bedinghaus Bedinghaus Max Rathburn Mary Alice’ Bedinghaus George’ Keifel Cincinnati Estelle Schaeffer Sallie Hulm Ina Shafer Chillicothe Effie ‘Ward A. V. Pesnell and Son Lancaster

Athens Pastor To Fill Logan Pulpit

Logan Presbyterian will be served by an Ohio University man supplied through Dr. Fred Juchs of Athens First Presbyterian Church until a new pastor is chosen to replace Rev. Cecil Harding Jones who leaves this month for Buffalo New York.

FSA Office to Close Saturdays in Park View Area

Joseph H. Schaad supervisor of the local FSA area announced the office on Park View will close all day Saturdays and operate other weekdays from 8 p.m. to 4 45 p.m. His hours on Monday are 8 to 12 with the rest of the time spent on field work.

Logan Joseph H. Schaad FSA Park View Schaad

Logan Social Notes Entertained At Summer Bridge Session

Miss Wilhelmine Diessle and Mrs John T Underwood hosted a Friday six o clock dinner at Pritchards to close the summer session of Tuesday auction bridge. After dinner the group played bridge at Miss Mayme W Wisman home with Miss Emma Floyd and Mrs Cora Tiane winning the club prize. Attendees included Mrs E M Martin Mrs William Leyshon and Mrs D A

Bartlett News Briefs Highlight Local Social Links

Bartlett area notes list church services and funeral for Oswalt Bowman of Columbus. Local families host and visit relatives from Zanesville and Mantua. Residents travel to Chicago and Fort Ord postings. nuptial and engagement plans appear among logs.

Bartlett Jtrom Onski Methodist Church Oswalt Bowman Columbus James Albert George Bowman Charles Zanes Yille May Smith Ernest Gage Wayland I' Bee Mills Richard Brickles Neosha Elsie Glover Vittoria Moody Satur Chicago Helen Sapp Eleanor Mary Ruth Goddard Ramona Wilma Jean Smith Jack Keney Earl Keney Europe Jessie Webster Parkersburg Rebecca Webster William Goddard Fred Webster Mantua Glenn Sedgwick Nettie Dille Chester Fleming Harry Ross Mytta Flowers George Hann Robert Canton Fred Arnold Pvt Herbert Dillinger Fort Ord Calif Fannie Dillinger

Murray City Social Notes Highlight Regional Visit Patterns

Murray City social notes detail numerous visits and home moves. Residents such as Mrs. Emmett Short and Mrs. Irene McCarty entertain and travel between Nelsonville Cleveland Columbus Dayton and Cincinnati. Family moves include the Collins Gee property on Long Street and Shaffer Jr planning to relocate soon.

Murray City Ralph Nida Emmett Short James Lanning Frank Sabo James Shuttleworth C. A. Slater Irene] McCarty Nelsonsville John Penn Misses Beck Jean Craft Cleveland Howard Craft Fred Crawford Columbus Helen Mason Edna Archer George Archer Don Reynolds Charles Nehms Sam Powns George Blum Bob Matille Toledo Oscar Hillyer Murray Beerman Keith Allen Dayton Fred Collins Andy Powell Ed Slater Fred Gee Long St Charles Shaffer, Jr Collins Leona Hammerick Sandy Abah Virgil Hillyer Nanny Cincinnati Aves Ann Nancy Thompson Granville Thompson Helen Wolfe Barbara James John Burgess Logan Jesse Bryan Nelsonville John Snyder John Moody Dora Wilson Cinda Lu, Glouster Homer Anderson Myrtle Brown Joy Huston Martha Huston Besssie Frazee Charles Strum Betty Sabo Phyllis Jean Jonas Straitsville Harry Jonas Effie Jonas

Crippled Children Discussed by Local Rotary Club

Logan Robert Keynes presided at a Monday Rotary Club meeting in Blosser’s absence. Harry Smith Howard Kirk and Dr H M Boocks led the program by the crippled children’s committee. Mrs Marion Wells of Newark spoke on the Society of Crippled Children and showed a film of the Roosevelt Junior High School crippled children’s school. Plans were announced to expand the society in Hocking County.

Roosevelt Junior High School Newark Hocking County

Substitutes Noted at East School as Absence Continues

Minnie Moore steps into fifth grade at East School for Mrs Gladys Clutton who is absent on leave. In Logan Ed Kemper reports illness and admission to Saint Francis Hospital Columbus for observation. Mrs Kemper remains in Columbus with him.

Logan Minnie Moore East School Gladys Clutton Ed Kemper Seaman Billy Fred Clutton Carpenter Hardware Sampson Sst. Francis Hospital Columbus Kemper

British Liner Brings Back Millionth Yank

Queen Mary arrived in New York Harbor with almost 15,000 returning veterans aboard. Army officials reported Corp. Almon N. Conger of Tacoma Washington as the one millionth soldier redeployed from Europe.

New York New York Harbor Europe Corp Almon N. Conger Tacoma Wash Army

Clay Workers To Vote On Union Representation

Logan Clay Products Company employees will vote Tuesday September 11 from 1 30 p m to 4 40 p m on the plant second floor recreation building to choose representation by the American Federation of Labor Brick and Clay Workers Union or no union. Marie Pierze of the Cincinnati office of the National Labor Relations Board will conduct the election. One hundred eighty workers affected.

LOGAN Logan Clay Products Company American Federation of Labor, Brick and Clay Workers Union Marie Pierze Cincinnati National Labor Relations Board

Club Young People Enter for Fair

Logan Hocking County 4 H Club entries for the 1945 fair exceed previous totals with 125 entries so far. Bovine, swine and poultry exhibits lead the line while 20 girl clubs have reserved space in a new 24 by 70 foot building at the fair grounds to house 4 H girls and adult exhibits with art hail.

Logan Hocking County

Hocking County Fair Seeks Homemaker Entries

Fair organizers urge residents to enter domestic arts and foods at the Hocking County Fair on September 19. Crochet, knitting, quilting, sewing, rugs, and items from a man’s suit are accepted. canned goods must be labeled. Entries close September 15 with exhibits at the County Extension Office.

Logan Fred Graham Hocking County

New Election Rules Announced by Clerk in Logan

Blanche England, clerk of the board of elections, announced a 90 day petition filing rule for primaries. For 1946 county and state offices petitions are due Feb 6 for the May 7 primary. The board proofread November ballots printed by Brooke Printing Co and Miss England will accept soldiers ballot applications 1 to 3 PM next Wednesday for parents or relatives.

Logan Blanche England Board of Elections Election Board Brooke Printing Co Miss England

New First Grade School Is Started in Logan

Logan George Carr superintendent reports a new first grade at Central building began Monday with Mrs Betty Brown Washburn in charge. Thirty two pupils moved from an overcrowded public school first grade, bringing total enrollment of third hundred fifty two.

Logan George Carr Lostan Central Builddng Betty Brown Washburn Ine

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