Circleville Herald (Newspaper) - September 24, 1930, Circleville, Ohio 782 THE HERALD WEATHER e sa Number 226. SEPTEMBER 24, 1930 NEED OF FULL HEALTH INSPECTOR IN CITY IS STRESSED The distinct need of a full time city health officer whose cipal duty would be follow-up work in an effort to reduce the city's ex- tremely high tuberculosis death rate wag stressed at a meeting of the Chamber of Commerce day evening with members of the Public Health the county health er's the Red the city health the co medical attachees of Berger hospital and the health de- of Ohio as This fact was brought out by every person who addressed the gathering including Mrs. D. V. president of the Public Health and Dr. Charles A. director of the state health de- Thomas F. president of the Chamber of Com- announced that during this fall and coming winter the gram of the local Chamber of Commerce will be an educational one in an effort to teach residents of the city and county the needs of in Mrs. as the first laid particular stress on the high death rate in the county from In a splendid Mrs. Courtright explained the steps leading to the beginning of an effort during the summer to obtain a health how after many trials a clinic was obtained after a nurse had made a survey of the county and found conditions The speaker told of forts to obtain money for tion of the work and of the failure of the health board of the City of Circleville to take any part in the SCORE COOPERATION Mrs. Courtright lamented the fact that there is no between the city and the county In its health She said has no active it meets once a year to the health officer and city We are perhaps in a sure to these thaY excuse the board for its ence to the health of the com- I am a member of the board but know nothing of the woik being where and how the which is appropriated is how we comply with the laws governing the work of the Our health officer made xa short yearly report at the ing and the nurse has never made a report to the These ers are not to blame for they have never been asked to submit a Several years ago Circleville wanted to economize so made its street commissioner its health in population is only the size of a small city and could easily be served by one time health officer and as many nurses as could be said f Mrs. Courtright in Dr. Charles A. director of the department of placed even more attention on the need of a full time health officer in this city than did Mrs. Neal quoted figures showing the condition of the county as far as tuberculosis is He said that in 1929 the state tuberculosis death rate was the lowest on record and that for the first time in years tuberculosis did not lead Ohio's death Ohio's death rate from tuberculosis was 68.11 per in 1929 while Circleville's rate was 108.9 per GIVES REPORT Dr. Neal continued that in the city report filed with the state board in 1929 three cases of were reported and eight death were The nurse re- port showed 30 visits to five These figures disclose that the city health board was aware of only three cases while eight persons died from the The nurses re- port showed that that part of the department was aware of five cases while the health officer of only three cases According to Dr. Neal all the deaths were females showing that the cases of tuberculosis were home The health chief scored failure of persons afflicted with to notify physicians and health officers was largely siblo for the death rate in reported that of the persons who died called a doctor in October and died in No- another on Sept 1 and died Dec 9; one after two one summoned a physician on Mar 9 aad died Aug 25: for one there was no date called oa Day 1928 and died J March 1929; another reported case on Feb. 10 and died Feb 25 and the last called a doctor on Feb 13 and died Feb. 25. Neal stated that the county re- i port showed a better There were 58 reported cases and 31 deaths in in 1929. NEED OF EDUCATION said Dr. the only means by which this great problem of health should be The dangers of this dread disease should be taught to The physicians are the can be fought i secret of the Give the Through the through f a call them at the schools and through the homes Lays Short Selling in Wheat to Russia Hints of possible disciplinary action against the Chicago Board of Trade were combined Secretary of Agriculture Hyde's charge that the Soviet Russian Government was pressing the American wheat by selling short in the Different Funds In Receipt of Auditor's August taxes were distributed by the county auditor's office Wednesday to the following County road and 785.71; State road and 89; Auto licenses and gas 121.59; Sinking Liquor County County board of 300; Township Township The total distribution is 971.29. The school as can be seen in the above takes the greatest portion of the FORMER PRISON GUARD IS DEAD Funeral services for Howard E 42. special in- for the State Auto In- surance who fell dead day night in East will be held at 2 p. m. Thursday at the residence Rev. C. E Turley of Marion will Bunal will be in Memorial Bunal Park by C. J. Mr. Gatten was a former lumbus detective also at one time a guard at the Ohio Penitentiary His Mrs Sarah three daughters and a brother Mr Gatten was a law of I. L of S Mr. Memman and Nancy will attend the funeral once and stay with them long en- ough to give them a chance to diagnosis your case for time is the greatest factor in the fight against In closing Dr. Neal again ed the fact that Circleville should have a full time health officer to follow-up cases of either certain or The meeting was one of the est the Chamber of Commerce has enjoyed for a long time with a large membership A tion was offered and adopted that meetings from now will be held every two the first and third Tuesday of the month with health the keynote of the Chamber through the Guests of the Chamber of Com- merce besides Mrs. Courtright and Dr Neal were James E. assistant director of Dr. W. D. chief of the bureau of tuberculosis and R. D. of the bureau of all of J. Wallace safety Miss Marie superintendent of Berger and Mrs. Rieketts of the pital Dr. A. L. ty health Miss Helen county health Leo of the county health John W. of the county health L. E. city health Mass Charlotte city health Miss Agnes secretary of the Red Dr. J. B. New Dr. D. V. Dr Lloyd Dr E. S. Shane and Dr. Harry Jackson of the county medical IN GRAINS ISTO BE PROHIBITED Congress To Try To Enact Embargo On Certain sian in a Name? She's Anxious to TO OFFER BILLS Gambling In Grain Draws By William K. Sept. present controversy over ties of Soviet Russia in the go grain it appeared i will result in determined I forts in the next Congress to out- BATE Utilities Commission Permits Combination of Firms In Large MRS. 68, DIES IN MARION Sept. state utilities it was announced authorized the merging of light and er properties of the following Ohio The Wooster Electric The North Baltimore Service North the Rudolph Light Power The Light Power Van The prise Utilities prise The Western Ohio Railway Power and The Bowling Green Northern Traction Com- The consolidated properties will be operated under the name of The Central Ohio Light with headquarters in Attorney James M. is president of the new company which will issue and j sell securities valued at Of the proceeds from the sale of j these will be used in paying for the i ed properties and will be expended for additions and i j The Western Ohio Railway Power Company will continue to j operate its interurban i The Green Southern Traction Com- j pany has sold its railway line in Findlay to the new Findlay Street Railway Corporation and will abandon its traction lines outside of Oct 1 CADDY TOURNEY TO BE SATURDAY The annual caddy tournament at Pickaway Club will be held Saturday v. all caddies of the club to compete for prizes by members of the club Several of have been playing good this and the will have a to see who the best of the is Saturday Gross score will be Last fall Johnny Mader won the first law all gram speculation and to place embargoes on certain sian imports to The action of a Soviet agency in selling American wheat in the Chicago market will be to spur enactment of the Caraway prohibiting short sales in Leaders of the western feel the Soviet incident gave impetus to their campaign for enactment of this On the other Senator die of has announced he will offer a placing an em- bargo on imports of Russian glue and He ed that he would favor a if it were deemed forbidding the Soviet government from dealing directly or indirectly in any of the gram exchanges m this The pending inquiry by the House committee may lead to further Thus Rep. Hamilton of New its has not indicated what legislative j steps will be recommended to the house as a result of that inquiry into communist activities in The committee report will opt be drawn until after the inquiry is concluded into the Soviet wheat dTE MORE Senator Caraway of who drafted the ing gambling in ed he did not look upon the Soviet transactions as particularly im- He said the Soviet sale of wheat not actually for future but a slight tion of the total short tiated daily in the grain He added that the way farmers could be protected against grain speculators would be by iting all short Senator Brookhart of who has introduced a ing short sales in the stock said he expected the Soviet dealings would aid in enacting the Caraway seems perfectly foolish to get excited over the Soviet since every other wheat gambler including the federal board has been doing The same said I understand sold about bushels short in four when the total short sales were over real remedy is not to ish the Soviets but to HITCH-HIKER BADLY HURT Lewis Thrown From Rear-end of Truck Father tff Radio Honored Italy BULLETIN Leu is 19, of is in a serious condition hi Berger hospital suffering from a ed skull he received uhen he was i thrown from the rear end of a. truck by Roy Roland also of The accident at 1.45 p. on the Blizzard was a hitch-hiker and had jumped on the rear end of the When the truck skidded on the gravel he was thrown off. He was unconscious when en to the hospital and Ls still in J that o COMMON P FOR OCT. TEH Grand Jurors To Report Clerk's Office Oct 6 At 10 A. M. IMPORTANT CASES The name of this mystery girl appears to be as important to herself as it is to the ties who have been unable to satisfy their The who was taken into tody while wandering at She is at Florence Crittenden New York Resident Is Taken By Heart Failure While Cutting Atlantan Defeats Canadian Champion Five Up and Four To Only a few minutes after he en- BY DAVIS J. MERTON CRICKET SOUTH Sept. 24. seeking his fourth championship of the year by way of establishing a record thai no other man has won his first round match in the National Amateur golf championship this morning from C. Ross Canadian The score was 5 up and 4 to the adian failing to win a single hole before the The in was largely taken out of his hands by Jones who shot a clinking 33 to the This to all practical Fourteen of Forty Called Are both grand and for the coming October Oct. 8 at 10 a. m. drawn by Ferd M. of in. the presence of Joseph W. and Sheriff Frank Davis in the office Wednesday The grand jurors are to the clerk Oct. 19 a. m. The petit The Marquis Marconi I rePort has been named to I time after Oct 6. The Of April term petit jurors are ceed Tomaso Tittoni as president of the Italian His formal choice awaits King Victor Emmanuel's signature to the As president of the Italian Academy the famed of also be a of the Fascist Grand SLAYS Despondent Pennsylvania Man Hangs Self After ting tered the cornfield of W A Be- Milton aged 47, dropped dead from heart He had gone into the field and had started work at 7 and was found 15 minutes later He was a resident of I and was born Sept. 15, 1887. His parents were Noah bert and Mary Katharine Dunkle His father survives Besides his father he is survived by his Mrs. Ada Fosnaugh three Mrs. Ella Mrs Mary this Grover of Canal and Thomas of and two Mrs. George E this and Mrs. George Funeral services in charge of H E. will be held Saturday at 10 A. M. it German Lutheran church in Stoutsville with J. M. Wemrich of Bunal will be hi Maple Hill OPEN HOUSE AT PICKAWAY CLUB Announcement was made by the trustees of the Country Club that leges of the club will be extended to during the period prohibit I from Sept 20 to Oct. 1 to play grain speculation and j the prices of farm products The Caraway the real medy I believe now there i real chance to pass that n golf or to enjoy the Greens fees wsll be JURY TO HEAR Bettman Files Suits Seven Stockholders of Washington was decided at the eighth and ninth where Jones a succession of putts Von another of the also shot a 33 to the to beat former coast by 6 and 5, while i George Voigt won from Lester by 2 and 1. Another winner was Charles who beat his Woody by 2. The most sensational winner of the day was Lawson San who ran Dr. O. F. last year's right out of the tournament at the 20th This match went into extra holes only because the ubiquitous Little wafted m a 10-foot putt on the home green for a 4, the leaving Willing a 5 footer for a The doctor proved that he was a game guy by setting this putt down at the 20th, he to take a losing 6 and the match was Charlie Los went into the second round beating Don 111, 1 up in a rousing latter was 2 up leaving the 14th hut Seaver came with a great rush practically woe the match with a beautiful approach at the i i Mr and Mrs Max Friedman i ind mother Friedman Columbus Sept ate over financial Harry 40, a farmer near south of his wife and four Sn axe then self from a rafter in his It- was disclosed here Dietrich left a note in which he said motivated his action and that the family had to die First word of the slaying ed here late last night after Jacob Spray went to the Dietrich rarm to learn why an order for potatoes had not been delivered to him In the found rich's body suspended from a The bodies of Mrs. and the 11. 10, 8, and John 5. lay in the kitchen of the All had been killed by blows from an The slaying evidently took place Sunday Coroner I U. Zech said today after he had visited the farm and Im The coroner said that the er evidently had strangled his family with binder twine and after they had become unconscious had killed them with an ject to call until that date at which tune they ly dismissed and for their Following is the list of grand Frank Thomas Ira Second Mrs. Frank Mrs. W. A. Ira Mint Mary William John Lout Florence T. O. First The petit jurors Mrs. Francis Mrs. Edna Mrs. Nelson William Charlea ert Charles Otho Smith Daniel Mrs. TEL Jesse Nelson J. Mrs. A. B. Ban Fred H. Mrs. Anna Fourteen of the 40 ed are This term of court promises to be one of the most interesting In in the past several years with some very important cases to be One of important is that Otis Mrs. James Andrew twp. and Edward Fritch and and Mrs C. C. of bus. charged with breaking entering and stealing property from a number of cottages Ross and Franklin Only one of the five persona pleaded guilty to the C C. who admitted guilt when although alleged stolen property was found LOCAL COURT NEWS Two New Quarantines Placed held 1 Tuesday By Health i Dr. A. L. TOTH KELK ca whilo in paid or hi and ac f T- F V. 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