Nelsonville Chosen for Southeastern Ohio Egg Auction Site
Nelsonville won unanimous approval after six ballots to host the Southeastern Ohio Egg Auction in July. The Amicon Building will house the event with rent paid by the Nelsonville Retail Merchants Association, offering storage and cooling in the basement.
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NS Messenger
Athens
Ohio
ATHE
Nelsonville
Southeastern
Kee
Amicon
Nelsonville Retail Merchants Association
Meigs County
Pomeroy
Logan
East Mill
Athens Ice & Storage Co
Fairfield
Gallia
Hocking
Jackson
Meigs
Morgan
Perry
Vinton
Washington
Pike
Ross
Vinton County
Raymond C. Cray
Ohio State University
Wooster
Carter's Little Liver Pills Promote Bile Flow
An old advertisement promotes Carter's Little Liver Pills claiming to wake the liver to produce two pints of bile daily. It asserts bile flow prevents constipation and gas, promises relief and a feeling of vigor, and urges asking for the pills priced 10¢ and 25¢.
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Carter
William Jenkins Charged With Intoxication Fined $10
Cornell reports William Jenkins of Mineral was arraigned before Mayor Cliff Cornell on intoxication charges, pleaded guilty and fined ten dollars plus costs. He was arrested on West Union Street Tuesday night by Police Chief E S Finsterwald and Officer Howard Mills.
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Cornell William Jenkins
Mineral
Cliff Cornell
West Union St
E. S. Finsterwald
Howard Mills
Time To Get Started on Soap Box Derby Racers
The All American Soap Box Derby prelims in Athens announced by Fire Chief Harold Junod, with Jaycees and local sponsors. Ages 11 to 15 urged to begin building cars by July 17 for the Derby Downs finals in Akron on Aug 17. rules require self built cars under $10, specific dimensions, wheels from used parts, and limited helper input.
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Ihe
Tommy Fisher
Detroit
General Motors
Mich
Athens
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Nye
Chevrolet Garage
Messenger
Harold Junod
Jaycees
Derby Downs
Akron
Junod
Junior
Supt
Harper C. Pendry
Roy's Auto Supply
Durfee Boy Dies of Unidentified Poison
Investigation by Sheriff Charles Bayless and the prosecutor's office found the Durfee family ate the same evening meal as the poisoned boy and five others, ruling out dinner as the poison source. Dr. Davidson will perform stomach analysis. Coroner Pritchard filed a verdict of death by undetermined poison. Funeral services are set for Thursday at Jones Funeral Home.
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Charles Bayless
Fred Burdiss
Herman Durfee
Mettler
William Durfee
Fierce
Durfee
Buckley
Health Department
Sheltering Arms Parents Welcome Son at Hospital
Mr and Mrs Guy Wanless of 75 E State St are parents to a son born Monday at Sheltering Arms Hospital. Several local residents were admitted for minor operations or pneumonia treatment, while other patients were discharged. Della and Flossie Durfee, daughters of Mr and Mrs Herman Durfee, Athens Route, are improved after poisoning illness and may be discharged soon.
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Smokey
Bayless
Burdiss
Reginald Cartier
Mettler
Cartier
Athens
Margaret
William
Mary
Della Flossie
Sherman
Jones Funeral Home
W. State St
Guy Wanless
E. State St
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Betty Bryan
Everett Coen
Athens Route 5
Celia Ross
Carpenter St
Frank Rauch, Jr
Benjamin Watts
Shannon Ave
Loretta McMasters
Frank Coon
the Plains
Della
Flossie Durfee
Herman Durfee
Elks Install New Officers at Athens Lodge
A large group gathered at the Athens Elks Lodge Tuesday for the installation of new officers conducted by installing officer John Cross. Newly installed grand exalted ruler Homer B. Gall named Carl Clifford as esquire and Joseph Klingenberg as inner guard. Other officers installed include Esteemed Leading Knight Charles Evans Esteemed Loyal Knight Morrison Burns Esteemed Lecturing Knight Rudolph J. Isselstein Secretary Francis A. Lavelle Trustee Charles P. Kircher Treasurer Dr W W Lee Tyler W W Watkins. Refreshments followed the ceremony.
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Athens
Francis A. Lavelle
Charles P. Kircher
W. W. Lee
Tyler
W. W. Watkins
Ex Congressman's Death Noted in Cambridge
Former Ohio congressman C Ellis Moore aged 57 who represented the 15th district for fourteen years died today of coronary thrombosis. A laboratory test comment described human speech as composed of buzzes and hisses, reflecting the era's odd medical remark.
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Cambridge
C. Ellis Moore
Ohio
Congress
Physicist Dr. John Albright To Speak At Convocation
Ohio University graduate and Case School of Applied Science associate professor Dr. John Albright will lecture at a Sigma Xi convocation Friday April 4 at 9 40 a m. He holds a PhD from 1933 and researches magnetic susceptibility X rays crystal structure and related topics. He authored Physical Meteorology and is listed in Who's Who in Engineering and American Men of Science. He and his wife are active in Ohio University Alumni affairs in Cleveland.
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John Albright
Ohio University
Case School of Applied Science
Sigma Xi
Albright
Ohio State University
Harvard
University of Chicago
American Physical Society
Optical Society of America
American Meterological Society
Ohio Academy of Science
Cleveland Society of Professional Engineers
Mrs Miller Taken To Franklin Hospital
Mrs Walter Miller, formerly of Coolville, is in Franklin County Tuberculosis Hospital for observation after a six week illness at home in Columbus. She is reported improving as friends in Athens and Coolville send cards. Mr Miller worked at United Department Store Coolville and Harris Furniture Athens before the family moved to Columbus after their home burned two years ago.
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Walter Miller
Coolville
Franklin County
Columbus
Athens
Miller
United Department Store
Harris Furniture
Elementary School Group Heads to Washington on Cherryblossom Special
A fifth and sixth grade group from University Elementary School will depart Friday night for Washington D C aboard the Cherryblossom Special. They will tour landmarks including the Capitol, Lincoln and Washington Memorials, Mount Vernon, Smithsonian, Tidal Basin cherry blossoms, Arlington Memorial, Library of Congress, and Mellon Art Gallery.
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University
Washington, D. C
Washington
Capitol Building
Washington and
Lincoln Memorials
Mount Vernon
Smithsonian Institute
Tidal Basin
Arlington Monument
Congressional Library
Mellon Art Gallery
Nancy Rutherford
Jean Herbert
Dwight Leach
Cary Frey
Annita Clark
Tommy Barstow
Jimmy Tucker
Harrison Scott
Jo Ann Darnell
Beatrice Whalen
Eloise Swank
David Evans
Albert Vickers
Wellston
Betty
Barbara Ewing
Cope Vickers
Albert
Mary Ward
Esther Dunham
Dog Phones Aid Appeal
A dog’s bark on an off the hook telephone led Carl Wilson of the Athens Home Telephone Co to Miss Nelle Mariner’s home at 60 N Lancaster St. He found her unconscious in the living room and entered after no one answered. Miss Mariner’s mother was summoned and she was placed under a physician’s care.
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Carl Wilson
Athens Home Telephone Co
Nelle Mariner
N. Lancaster St
Miss Mariner
Mariner Home
Wilson
Savings Bank Deposits Pass Two Million in Athens
The Security Savings Bank in Athens reached $2,012,914 in deposits, first time in Messenger area history. President C G O Bleness reported steady growth since 1940, noting capital increases from 15 000 to 100 000 and a 100 000 surplus. Officers include C L Jones vice president and R C Cook cashier.
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Security Savings Bank
Athens
C. G. O'Bleness
D. H. Moore
W. B. Lawrence
O'Bleness
Mr. O'Bleness
C. L. Jones
R. C. Cook
F. B. Kiltan
R. C. Hopkins
L. G. Worstell
Teachers attend Chicago workshop conference
Dr Edith E Beecher principal of University Elementary School and Mrs Marie Quick education instructor depart Thursday afternoon for Chicago to attend one of ten staff conferences of the Workshop Advisory Committee Commission on Teacher Education at the University of Chicago. This is one of ten conferences held during April and May.
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Edith E. Beecher
University
Marie Quick
Chicago
Commission On
University of Chicago
Free booklet of doctors' opinions from Educational Division
A booklet containing the opinions of famous doctors on this subject will be sent free, while they last, to any reader who writes to the Educational Division at 545 Fifth Ave New York NY Dept AJ60.
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Fifth Ave
New York
N. Y
Olive Tablets Promised Relief For Constipation
An old medicine ad promotes Olive Tablets as a remedy for constipation and sluggish liver bile. It urges more water and fruits, claims gentle bowel movements and digestion aid, cites Dr. Edwards, and notes prices 5¢ 30¢ 60¢ with druggists carrying the product.
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Edwarda
F. M. Edwards
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Athens County
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WPA
Athens City
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the Security Savings Bank
Athens, Ohio
Bonds Banking House
C.L. Jones
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