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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 15, 1933

Page

14

Prisoners Use New Roof Route in Hocking County Jail Break

Logan Sept. 15 three prisoners James Sinift William Thomas and Willis Reed escaped from Hocking County jail by forcing through the top corridor ceiling and roof. They lowered to the ground on a blanket rope, which apparently broke. one man may have fallen into a garbage can beneath. The break is the fifth in months and the second since the new ceiling’s addition. Authorities plan further actions to curb escapes.

Logan Hocking County James Sinift William Thomas Willis Reed Sinift Thomas Reed Ward Township

Van Atta's Old Timers to Meet Maxville in Series Finale

Logan report notes the Old Timers will play Maxville in the second game of a three game series at the Maxville venue Sunday afternoon with Danison of Lancaster slated to pitch for the Oldsters. The initial game on Sept 3 was rained out in the third inning with Maxville up 1 to 0. Also reported is Myrtle Nixon filing for divorce from Floyd Nixon, married at McArthur on March 6 1925, with no children and separation since August 1920.

Logan van Atta

Shoe Co payroll up 33 percent in Logan plant

Logan Sept 15 Employes of the Logan plant of the Cincinnati Shoe Company received their first NRA pay day with about a 33 percent payroll increase. The rise applied mainly to workers earning under the minimum, based on a 72 hour period rather than the usual 80 hours for a two week span. About 250 workers are employed there.

Logan Cincinnati Shoe Company NRA

City Seeks 160000 Loan From R F C Funds

Logan September 15 L K Showalter chairman of the waterworks committee prepared to file the citys request to RFC officials for a loan and grant totaling 160000. A survey report by investigators is filed with the request while officials study a move of the plant to the fairgrounds site where groundwater tests show less hardness.

Logan L. K. Showalter Fairgrounds

Miss Mildred Collins Named Manager at Muller Jones

Logan report says Miss Mildred Collins, tied to the Muller Jones shoe store since it opened over a year ago, was promoted to manager on Thursday becoming the first woman to hold a store manager position in the company system.

Logan Mildred Collins Muller-Jones Collings

Wiener roast bonds at Logan club gathering

Logan Sept 15 business and professional club members enjoyed a wiener roast at Falla Mill Tuesday evening. The business meeting was led by Miss Florence Bort, president. Guests included Miss Mary Lemon Miss Florence Larimer Miss Margaret Cook Miss Lillian Sparnon and Mrs Gladys Webb.

Sunday School Class Meeting Friday at Hammon Home

Les Amies Sunday School class of the M E Church will gather Friday night at Mrs. Harry Hammon's home. Roll call will feature the first recitations ever spoken by the members.

Logan Les Amies M. E. Church Harry Hammon

Owen Plant Sold to Bank in Owen Holding Deal

Final papers signed in Logan reveal Owen Manufacturing Co. sells to Farmers and Merchants Bank. Sun Glow Industries to operate plant with John Canty as superintendent and Rexford Hyre among backers. plant to start by Oct 15 with 150 workers under NRA rules. New Owen Holding Co. will manage buildings involved.

The Chamber of Commerce Joe 8S. Case Rexford Hyre Owen Company John E. Canty Jacob Johnson Mansfield Sun Glow NRA Owen Holding Company

Glouster High eyes speed and breadth for 35 man squad

Glouster Ohio September 15. After a week of practice 35 players seek football roles with seven lettermen. The light squad weighs mostly under 155 pounds and relies on speed. Key players listed include Binderbasin Clark Hoffman and Stonager. Coach Blosser says every position is open as the schedule unfolds with games against Crooksville Murray City McConnellville New Lexington New Concord Nelsonville Middleport Ironton and Chauncey.

Glouster Glouster High School Binderbasin Charles Clark Wolfe Hoffman Ochs Stonager Bob Clark Charles Stevenson Darling Schubert Williams Roberts Blosser Crooksville Murray City McConnellville New Lexington New Concord Nelsonville Middleport Ironton Chauncey

Wedding To Be Held Saturday Morning

Miss Mabel Brown and Mr George Cooke will wed at the bride’s Glenview Heights home Saturday morning. Rev W N Shank will officiate. After the ceremony the couple will move to a New Philadelphia home. Cooke is a high school coach. The bride has taught at Logan High School for six years.

Mabel Brown George Cooke Glenview Heights Herbert Cooke Midland Place Logan High School

Daughters of America to Honor New State Officers

Logan chapter members urged to attend Tuesday night reception and banquet for newly elected state officers.

Logan Daughters of America

Hollister P T A Names Committees for Year

Hollister P T A announces committees for the year. Publicity includes Agnes Melligan Margaret Hemsley and C J McCullough. Hospitality lists Arthur Banfield B F Davis Ann Verba and others. Finance features Emma Hodgson Leonard Adams Joe Kay and Fern Syx. Piano includes B F Davis Joe Kay Thelma Adams and Ann Verba. Membership lists Eli Westfall Maxwell Thomas Hardy Robert Cooper Mark Roterty Reese Thompson John Stonager and Markins. Program chairs note monthly assignments from October to February.

Hollister Joe Kay Thelma Adams Ann Verba Eli Westfall Maxwell Thomas Hardy Robert Cooper Mark Roterty Reese Thompson John Stonager Markins Thelma McCormick Margaret Hemsley B. F. Davis Nell Reher Mary Mounts Katherine Metzger Ralph Pritts

New Practitioner Schafer Joins Plymouth Area

Dr. John Q. Schafer of Plymouth has located in Glouster to practice medicine. He and Mrs. Schafer occupy the C. E. Duncan residence on Main Street and will run an office from his home until a location is secured. Council meets tonight at 7 at the city building for the final regular session of the month.

Glouster

Miss Lot ties Sauters taken for appendicitis operation

Hollister report says Miss Lot tie Sauters was taken to University Hospital Columbus Tuesday for appendicitis surgery. She was accompanied by her mother and by Dr. E LeFever of Glouster. Attorney George W Rose of Glouster appointed administrator of the estate of late E F Carpenter, brother-in-law to Rose.

Hollister Lottie Sauters University Hospital Columbus E. LeFever, Glouster Glouster George W. Rose E. F. Carpenter Carpenter Rose

Reliable Punter Is Sought by Longley

Logan Sept 15 Coach John Longley seeks a first class punter to ease concerns about the local grid team. Veterans Gabriel Evans Acker and others lack experience while star tackle Roland McMillan contemplates leaving school, a loss that would be a setback. return efforts are underway in the next few days.

Logan John Longley Gabriel Evans Acker Roland McMillan

30 Years Ago Party Planned by Lodge

Past Noble Grands' Club of Nineveh Re bekah lodge met at the home of Mrs. Walter Hill with Alice Phillips in charge. Prizes went to Mrs. Martha Kloh and Mrs. Joe Watson. Guests included Norma Robinett and Sue Ann Harry. October meeting set at Mrs. William Hallman’s home with members to dress as they did 30 years ago.

Jacksonville Noble Grands’ Club Nineveh Rebekah Lodge Walter Hill Alice Phillips Martha Kloh Joe Watson Norma Robinett Sue Ann Harry Frank Dunlevy John Davis William Hallam Ed Harry Martha Rich Lydia Watkins Harold Phillips Ida B. Davis William Hallman

Parole Granted for Red Markins of Athens County

Red Markins of Athens County, convicted of larceny, was granted a parole by the Ohio Board of Parole from the London Prison Farm effective October 26.

Columbus Red Markins Athens County Ohio Board of Parole London

Salvation Army Citadel Holds Special Gospel Meeting

Tonight a special meeting at the Salvation Army Citadel features a gospel singing program. Saturday afternoon the Sun day School holds a picnic at the fairgrounds with gathering at 1 o clock. Usual services continue at the Citadel over the weekend.

Salvation Army Fairgrounds Citadel

Couple Applications Highlight Warren Bryan and Miller Van Dyke Pair

Charles Warren 23 of Deanville and Lillian Bryan 21 of Nelsonville apply together. Malcolm A. Miller 20 of Albany and Hattie M. Van Dyke 18 of Albany also file applications.

Charles Warren Deanville George Warren Lillian Bryan Nelsonville Charlies Bryan Malcolma M. Miller Albany L. F. Miller Hattie M. van Dyke Chauncey van Dyke

Pomeroy Young People's Service Planned for Sunday

Middleport residents learned of a union sunrise meeting for all young people to be held Sunday at 5 30 AM. Attendees meet at the Church of Christ and travel to Middleport Hill for an open air service led by Miss Frances Roush. This is the first such gathering in the area.

Middleport Church of Christ Middleport Hill Frances Roush

Quilting Party Held at Mrs White Home

An all day quilting and dinner event was hosted at the Rutland Street residence of Mrs. A E White. Hostesses were Mrs. White and her mother Mrs. Agnes Soles, with attendees including Mrs. Lottie Kruskamp, Mrs. Blanch Davis, Mrs. Stella Wilcox, Mrs. Grace McCormick, and Mrs. Louise.

Middleport A. E. White Rutland Street White Agnes Soles Lottie Kruskamp Blanch Davis Stella Wilcox Grace McCormick Louise

Local Residents Named in Community Notices

Thompson, Mrs. Beatrice Clark, Mrs. Burl Reese, all of Vinton, Mrs. L. D. Jones of Winter Garden Fla, and Mrs. Dell Martin of Middleport are listed among announced readers or participants in the period’s social or civic notices.

Heath M. E. Church Class Elects Officers

Middleport reports Class No 12 of Heath M. E. Church elects officers for the coming year. President Mrs J W Kincaid. vice president Mrs Charles McElhinny. secretary Mrs Lawrence Milhean. treasurer Mrs Frank White. Miss Vesta McCoy named teacher.

Middleport Heath M. E. Church J. W. Kincaid Charles McElhinny Lawrence Milhean Frank White Vesta McCoy

Neighborhood Club Hosts Surprise Party for Mrs Diltara

A neighborhood club event at the home of R C MgBride Thursday night honored Mrs John F Diltara with a surprise party. Mrs Leonard Mg Talbott and Mrs James Leste led the planning as thirty guests gathered at ten in Pennsylvania.

R. C. MgBride J O. Leonard Mg Talbott James Leste John F. Diltara

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