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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1928
Page
12
Logan September 21 eight people narrowly avoid serious harm when two cars collide after one skidded on a brake and followed another toward a bridge. William Woodruff led one car with Raymond St Clair and others. Edward Healy's party included Mrs Healy and daughter. Mrs Healy sustains a hip injury.
Logan reports a second urgent appeal from National headquarters for disaster aid to the West Indies and Florida. A county quota is expected soon as local Red Cross workers organize a fundraising campaign led by Miss Hattie Jones of Columbus who sent a $25 donation. Food for the homeless is urged as relief workers emphasize the need for timely local subscriptions.
Logan Lodge Knights of Pythias plans a second bid to host the grand lodge meeting in 1929. Judge Harley M. Whitcraft will speak for the group, which travels to Cleveland next week to present the bid. If successful, Logan would host over 2,000 delegates for several days next summer.
Three Logan High School Class of 1925 members Rosella Kleinschmidt Mary Mutchmore and Gertrude Carr will graduate from Grant Hospital nurses training on Tuesday September 27 The trio plus Bertha Shields join the class Kept in Logan relatives plan to attend with the commencement at Broad Street Methodist Episcopal Church and a reception at the nurses home.
Members met in club rooms Wednesday evening with a committee headed by Miss Marie Sines and Miss Anne Sines to host a spread. Three clever stunts entertained preps and contests saw winners Mrs. Ben Evans and Miss Jean Roberts. Guests included Miss Margaret Walker and others.
LOGAN Sept 21 Squirrels may be killed in Ohio this year from October 1 to October 15 inclusive according to C C Higgins deputy game protector for this district He reports that squirrels and masts on which they feed are plentiful in the county The protector also called attention to that provision of the law which specifies the limit of the day to four He said that little unlawful hunting had been brought to his attention so far this year.
Mary Cottrill age 13 was burned on her hand and arm while cooking breakfast at home in Coonville. Dr. Myrta Adams of Union Furnace treated the injuries at the scene.
Henry P. Karr of Logan files for divorce from Margaret Alice Karr after she abandoned him on August 16 1926 alleging willful absence for over three years. They wed January 29 1898 and have two grown children. he also seeks to remove her dower in his property.
Logan report states Mrs. Otho Lambert of Greendale underwent appendectomy with complications at Cherrington Hospital on Wednesday. By Thursday her condition was reported as satisfactory.
The sequence presents a chain of related words: EARLY, EARLS, BARNS, BARN, BARDS, BIRDS, forming a progressive letter-shift riddle. The pattern moves by replacing or shifting letters to produce new valid terms.
George Voigt, a highly consistent amateur golfer, begins selling bonds in New York after moving there from Washington. He aims to build capital while pursuing competitive golf in the region.
Charity Faber local manager of a lumber office circled Frankfort in a silver biplane, greeting villagers. A Columbus trained flyer, she will pilot to Oregon timber holdings with partner Jess Hart to support cedar pole production and creosoting work for Athens plant shipments.
Advertises MELLO-GLO face powder made by a new French process to keep shine away spread smoothly and not clog pores. Claims the powder is pure and fine and urges readers to try it from D Zenner Co.
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