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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1945
Page
11
Logan officials announce new post office hours affecting all first class mail parcel post and general delivery services. Registry window hours extend morning till 5 30 pm with Saturday noon close. post office general hours run 7 30 am to 5 30 pm weekdays and 12 noon Saturdays. changes apply to Frank G Brown area and local government bonds handling.
Mrs Lewis Skinner underwent cataract surgery at Mt. Carmel Hospital Columbus Tuesday with a successful outcome. Logan physician treated Robert Emerick after a gym accident left a dislocated shoulder. Sgt and Mrs Arthur Walters welcomed a daughter born Sept 25 at Doctors Hospital Columbus. George Hicks remains in critical condition after burns suffered Sept 14 at home. Fred Moorehead remains home on W Second St with visit from son Byron. Harold Fink Cruise family announces a son born Wednesday morning weighing ten pounds. Ed Kemper recovering well after major surgery at St Francis Hospital Columbus. John Drollinger taken to St Francis Hospital for treatment. Mrs Homer Mason returned from St Francis Hospital after major surgery last week.
Logan social notes report Judy Ann Hamilton celebrating her fifth birthday at home on West Hunter Street with friends, receiving a silver bracelet from Belgium. Winners in games were Sally Stivson and Lynn Matthews. attendees listed include Connie Woodgeard Marilyn Seel Barbara Kraft Margie Kay Wright Glenda McHarg and Mrs Ross Stivson.
Logan Brief Personals reports Mr and Mrs John Cruise celebrate their 50th wedding anniversary at home with family. Other items note students entering Ohio State University and local social events plus multiple public notices from Athens County boards and a Chi Omega House Corporation meeting set for October.
Lt Jonas Morris and his bride visited Logan en route from Nashville to Michigan for their wedding trip. They stayed with his parents at 44 West Front Street and plan to settle in Memphis. Irene Potts, Mrs Morris, is from Columbia Tennessee. he is a Logan High School alumnus of 1940 and recently returned from overseas duty in Europe.
Mrs. A N Gruesen presided over the Southeastern Ohio Branch of the Women's Missionary Association as executives met at the UIB Church. The fall campaign and October institute programs were planned with Bremen hosting on Oct 16 with speaker Mrs Edward Magle. Executives attended from Lancaster Logan Forts mouth and Westerville.
The Logan license office issued a marriage license this week to Carlton Leon Baker 21 timekeeper Ohio Power Co Logan son of Mr and Mrs Leslie Baker and Norma Joanne Wittekind 19 waitress daughter of Mr and Mrs Earl Wittekind South Logan The couple plans to wed soon.
Chauncey Smith wife Mrs Maxine Bullock Smith has been seriously ill for several days. She is at Osteopathic Hospital Marietta after a blood transfusion. On Tuesday her condition was reported improved.
Pfc. Lowell Inboden returned from 18 months overseas duty and will spend a 15 day furlough with his parents in Logan Ohio. Selective Service announced honorable discharges for several personnel including Cpl. Paul Hull from Union Furnace and Herbert Morman from Nelsonville both after long overseas service. Also relieved from active duty was Second Lieutenant William Brooker of Logan and Pfc. Ernest Arledge of Laurelville along with T-5 James Spencer from Market Street overseas.
Logan Deputy Sheriff Jack Waldron arrested Lester Sparks and Ralph Pierce after a wreck. Sparks 22 was charged with driving while intoxicated and fined 100 with costs. Pierce 22 faced intoxication and disorderly conduct charges and fined 10 with costs. Both jailed for non payment.
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