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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 22, 1931

Page

12

Grave condition prompts arrest after Rock Throwing incident

Alfred Rizer confessed to county officials that he threw the rock that struck William Messer Sunday morning during a general fight in South Perry. Messer remains in serious condition at Cherrington Hospital after a cees operation. Rizer and twin brother Albert are jailed in Hocking County. Elden Fox, arrested in the same clash, was fined for intoxication and released with suspended costs.

Alfred Rizer M Rizer Hocking County Messer Elden Fox E. E. Bright Fox

Huskers of Corn Are Sought for Contest

Logan Ohio September 22 An old time husking contest may be staged in Hocking County if farmer interest grows Extension agent Harold Chambers will study sentiment The plan calls for husking corn directly from the shock at a centrally located farm The state wide corn husking contest is set for Miami County November 4.

Logan Harold Chambers Hocking County Miami County

Scouts Direct Traffic at Central School

Logan reports Boy Scouts assisted traffic flow at North Street intersections with Central School during noon recess and after school. Semaphores and equipment were provided. police co operate to reduce accidents. Scouts will serve no more than once monthly.

Logan North Street Central School Group

Junior Choir Sings in First Presbyterian Sunday School

Logan reports the Junior Choir under Mrs H M Boocks with Miss Bessie Briscoe as accompanist sang during opening services. The group started last winter and has 14 members with two more possible members. listed are Jean Klein schmidt Jane Thurness Kathryn Starcher Nelle Schwenke Georgiana Hutchinson Dorothy Franks Mir iam Geddes Elnore Whetstone Mine Heine Charles Floyd John Einschmidt William Mock Carl Marx.

Haydenville PTA Joins Red Cross for Needy Clothing

Haydenville Parent-Teacher Association teams with the Red Cross to obtain clothing for needy Hocking County schoolchildren. Campaign details are shared by pupils and Na epee Fireproofing Company, with Old Clothes Day set for September 23. Residents may drop off garments at Natco Store or the Public School.

Logan Haydenville Red Cross Hocking County Naepee Natco

Family heads to Jersey City after new plant takeover

In East Logan on Sept 22 Peter Schrader and his children Ralph and Robella plan to move to Jersey City. They will work at the Eastern Profit Company plant recently acquired by H. R. Tipton, a local furniture maker, after a year at the old facility.

East Logan Peter Schrader Ralph Ro- Bella Jersey City Eastern Proit Company H. R. Tipton Olis

Classified notices and circulation line in Messenger ads

Local classified ads section invites readers to call D. Y. Milne at 272 for circulation related notices and services. Clinton Webb signs as staff correspondent for Telephone Your News Your Society and Locals to 6024.

Clinton Webb Your 6024 The Messenger D. Y. Milne

Fish Stocking Proposed for Hocking County Streams

Logan Sept. 22. Fred Harlow promised cooperation to stock streams in Hocking County in October, stated C. C. Higgins deputy conservationist after an inspection with Harlow. They found county streams suitable for propagation and eyed Black Jack Camp lake as a central stocking point with state fish supplies and periodic withdrawals.

Logan Fred Harlow Hocking County C. C. Higgins Harlow Ohio Conservation Department Newark Higgins Black Jack Camp Washington Township

Two Are Fined In Logan After Domestic Incident

Mrs. Amy Crane and Park Trowbridge of Logan were arrested on East Front Street by Deputy Sheriff Joe Farbearn after trouble at the Trowbridge home where Crane works as a domestic. They pleaded guilty to intoxication and were fined $10 plus costs, paid in court.

Logan Amy Crane Park Trowbridge East Front Street Joe Farbearn Trowbridge

Funeral for George H Kelch Held at United Brethren Church

Hundreds gather at United Brethren Church to say farewell to George H Kelch a well known local citizen who died last week The Rev B C Peters delivered the sermon and burial followed at Oak Grove Cemetery

Logan United Brethren Church George H. Kelch B. C. Peters Oak Grove Cemetery

Miss Cooke Returns as Extension Office Secretary

Logan report says Miss Haze Cooke resumed duties at the Extension Service Office after a 10 day vacation. She traveled with Mrs Forest E Weinrich and daughter Eugenia to Lakeside and Detroit and returned Friday.

Logan Miss Haze Cooke Extension Service Office Forest E. Weinrich Eugenia

Public microphone test set at Majestic Theatre

Athens Ohio residents can try broadcasting at a public microphone test conducted by Wayne J. Clark on September 25 and 26 at the Majestic Theatre. Applications are at the box office for patrons who wish to participate and learn how broadcasting works.

Majestic Theatre Athens Ohio Wayne J. Clark

Teachers of County Hold Meeting Here

Approximately 410 rural Hocking County teachers gathered at the Courthouse Auditorium in Logan for a Saturday session. Prof. H. Bing from Ohio University urged extending college work through extensions, correspondence, or residency and said college education is accessible to all under these conditions.

Robert N. Secrist Murray City Paul A. Potts Laurelville

Ramsey declines appeal in petit larceny case

Logan September 22. George Ramsey tells Judge Whitcraft he does not want his case appealed to the Court of Appeals despite attorney A R McBroom preparing a transcript. Ramsey is serving 30 days in Hocking County Jail plus a $100 fine and costs after being convicted of petit larceny. Dexter and Bridges on probation also wish no appeals after trials before Judge Adkins.

McBroom Ramsey Summery Dexter Jake Bridges Logan Joseph W. Adkins

Community gardeners reap $5 thousand crop from $300 seed investment

In Waynesville Ohio 60 acres planted last spring yielded a $5,000 harvest. The crop from a $300 seed investment will be distributed among the unemployed local residents.

Waynesville

Scouts to usher at five Ohio State games

Logan Ohio six local Boy Scouts will be ushers at Ohio State football games this season as a result of efforts by Alfred Campbell scoutmaster. Passes arrived Monday and the boys Eddie Hamilton Ray Collison Ray Schwenke Robert Hutchinson James Campbell and William Snyder all are second class Scouts.

Logan Columbus Ohio State University Alfred Campbell Campbell Eddie Hamilton Ray Collison Ray Schwenke Robert Hutchinson James Campbell William Snyder

A Hidden Charleston Riverside Camp By Coal River

Fifteen miles southeast of Charleston West Virginia a secluded natural camp lies on the Big Coal River. The spot lacks modern establishments except for a nearby filling station and offers a quiet riverside veranda, sandy beach, clear water, and opportunities to wade, fish for trout and bass, and enjoy willow shaded banks away from traffic.

Charleston W. Va Kanawha City Bridge Washington Street

Freshie Beat Prof in Tests at Columbia

A Columbia University freshman defeated psychology professor Prescott Lecky's new Third Degree crime-detection test. Two students received envelopes with instructions then returned to view trackboard words. The student who hesitated was labeled guilty, but the one handed the dollar bill was the real culprit, to the delight of incoming freshmen.

New York U.P Columbia University Prescott Lecky Lecky Mary Hamilton

Brother of Chesterhill Man Accident Victim

Perley D. Pickering aged 57 was accidentally shot and killed while carrying a gun to shoot hawks near Waterford. He was buried at Waterford with Masonic lodge members assisting. Survived by his widow two daughters a son two brothers and a sister.

Chesterhill Perley D. Pickering Waterford Moriah Masonic Lodge Pickering Bernadine Johns Akron Grace Richmiller Carl Jeffersonville Charles Alfonso Rowlesburg W. Va Sarah Boyles Marietta

Secluded West Virginia Retreat Lures Travelers

A riverbank scene with sycamores and wild grape vines offers rope swings and cozy seats for readers. As sunset arrives, crickets and mockingbirds fill the air while travelers rest, feeling refreshed after a decade of burdens in this tranquil hideaway.

West Virginia

Three Athens Countians Enroll at Ohio Wesleyan University

Ohio Wesleyan University in Delaware Ohio reports three Athens County students among fall enrollees. County totals show Cuyahoga leading with 289 students and Delaware County hosting 152. From Athens County the listed students include Nelsonville residents Jo Barnect Welch and Esther Adeline McClure and Helen Catherine Jackson, with addresses in Athens.

Athens County Ohio Wesleyan University Delaware Ohio Cuyahoga County Cuyahoga Delaware County Ohio Wesleyan Franklin County Columbus District of Columbia Pennsylvania New York Michigan Illinois Nelsonville Helen Catharine Jackson East Columbus Street Jo Barnecut Welch Columbus Street Athens Esther Adeline McClure North Congr S Street

Ohio State Fair Manager Reconsidered for Civil Service

Madison Grange urged civil service for the State Fair manager and closer scrutiny of attractions in a Canal Winchester meeting. The push follows a dispute between Manager Beer and Agriculture Director Guthery in Columbus, ending with Beer's discharge and reinstatement after Governor White intervened.

Columbus U.R Civil Service Madison Grange Canal Winchester Beer Guthery White

Hungry youth jailed after boxcar break in Cleveland

Andrew Skervanik, 23, sought food in a railway box car and found a three day confinement inside. He broke into the car in Cleveland and, after release at Mingo Junction, was jailed for the break in.

Cleveland Andrew Skervanik Mingo Junction

Fatty Arbuckle Charged After Sobriety Test Incident

Hollywood dispatch reports Roscoe Fatty Arbuckle and two companions were taken into custody after a patrolman claimed the actor’s weight hindered movement. Arbuckle posted a $100 bond for court appearance while one girl and Eugene Allen stood by. Arbuckle allegedly crashed a bottle on the pavement during the sobriety check.

Hollywood U.P Roscoe Fatty” Arbuckle Arbuckle Eugene Allen Theodore Stewart Stewart

State Warns Farmers Against Stock Slickers

The Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture warned farmers to stay in their current lines and avoid schemes promoted to make them rich quick. The bulletin cautions that quitting poultry or dairy after gaining experience to enter a new venture often leads to financial trouble.

Harrisburg U.P Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture Department Bulletin

Goldenrod Cause of Illness of Inmates

TECUMSEH Okla Sept 22 U P A herd of cows at the State Training School for Girls was moved to new pastures after investigators reported to Governor William H Murray that the illness of 90 girls in the institution came from the cows eating goldenrod. The incident caused excitement and a state inquiry was started but physicians said all the girls would recover.

Tecumseh Okla U.P William H. Murray

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George Kelch Teachers of County Common Pleas OHI Ae Sasic Realia Today & Wed Ben Lyon Richard. Bennett Dorothy Peterson Winnie Lightner Ohio State Stadium Irene E. Moats Freshie Eastern University Columbia Helen Twelvetrees Lew Cody, Zasu Pitts H. B. Warner Clara Kimball Young Fatty Goldenrod D. Zenner Co Majestic Toni Maurice Hevalier Lieutena Claudette Colbert Charlie Ruggles Miriam Hopkins Ernst Lubitsch Garamount Prince of Personality Marie Dressler Polly Moran Rayon Zenner Cheney Lord Jeff Gratin
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