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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 04, 1935

Page

5

County sets corn-hog signups as agent duties end

County farmers may join the 1935 Federal corn-hog program despite the elimination of the county agent service. The County Allotment Committee announced dates for signups at the Athens post office, with a final April 20 deadline for applications and contracts. Local funding is required, and W. W. Brownfield and Patrick Wichet aided final arrangements.

Fred Dorr Athens W. W. Brownfield Patrick Wichet Athens County

Winners of Emerson Prize. O Neil Wins First

Annes O Neil received the Emerson Prize for poetry at Ohio University, awarded for her poem We Been, judged by professors Smyser, Ride, and Archer. The prize totals 40 dollars, with two other prizes of 20 and 10 dollars going to Archers and Canton freshmen.

Morton O'Neil W. D. Emerson Ohio University Emerson Fei Harvard University Smyser Ohio Wesleyan H. L. Ridewin-Wallace O'Neill Ohio Archer Macomb She Canton Rsity

Fever Spread Hit Athens Schools

Scarlet fever cases were reported in Athens schools with eight children placed under supervision. Miss Viola Fell, director of city health, said cooperation from school parents is required as children remain under close watch.

Athens I Viola Fell

Health officials urge monitoring to curb disease spread

Observation for signs of any ailment is advised to prevent further spread. Public guidance asks keeping children from crowds and public places. Children kept from school must present a written doctor's certificate to return, according to Miss Fell.

Miss Fell

Gilmore Named Director of Athens Playgrounds

Sherman Gilmore, principal of Athens Junior High, will direct city playgrounds this summer as decided by the Athens City School Board. The board also authorized rental of drawing instruments for the Advanced Mechanical Drawing Class and approved finishing the new south entrance at West Washington and High Streets. Clerk R Walker was authorized to make an advance draw.

Sherman Gilmore Athens Junior High Athens City Athens Junior High School West Washington and High Streets Clerk &. R. Walker

Legion Seeks Ban Range for Sei Junior Teams

The K T Crossen Post 21 discussed Sons of the American Legion supervision and activities. Eight members were voted to attend the Boy Scout training course at Glouster Monday night to help direct junior organization activities. Plans approved to locate a 50 foot range and appoint a supervisor for all drills with Athens Rifle and Pistol Club coaches assisting. A letter from the Veterans Placement Bureau of Ohio noted ex service men with dependents have priority for certain jobs. DISTRICT MEETING announced for New Lexington on April 2.

Sons of the American Legion K. T. Crossen Glouster Sons of the Legion John W. Dowler Blaine R. Goldsberry Goldsberry Athens Rifle and Pistol Club M. C. Morrison Veteran's Placement Bureau of Ohio

Athens County High Schools Music Festival Friday Night

About 400 Athens County high school students from the orchestra, girls' and boys' glee clubs, and mixed chorus perform in the third annual festival at Ohio University Memorial Auditorium Friday at 7 30 PM. Directors include Raymond Connett Miss Mary Helen Lee Una Miller and Prof J E Thackery with accompanists Jeannette Brown and Dorothy Cosgrove.

Athens County Memorial Auditorium Ohio University Memorial Auditorium Brockton C. E. Holmes Intermezzo Oriental Carl Glee Club Brahms Edwards Hemstrest John Frindle Scott Mary Helen Lee Dorothy Cosgrove Wilma Yates Alfred Gabriel Margaret Bricker Evelyn McDonald Don Nida Dean Nida Virgil Ball Edward Stillwell Catherine Warner Evelyn Ackley Mary Michael Mildred Michael Ruth Shamel Ruth Wilson Pearl Hawk Josephine Coopers Lowell Stage Earl McGraner Joe Manda Grenford Olson Deane Matthews Iona Harnson Doris Coon Barbara Patterson Helen Barnes Alene Shamel Rosalie Shafer Eleanor Stephens Tia Shafer Idabelle Wallace Lucille McDonald Kathryn Grace Delpha Stalder Donald Barrows Bob Nelson Arthur Ellis Walter Wharton Bart Keeton Melvin Moore

First Teacher Test Saturday in Athens area

The first teacher examination for Athens County will be held Saturday, April 6, at Athens Junior High School. Uniform tests from the State Department of Education apply to elementary teachers renewing certificates and high school teachers teaching outside their majors. Tests repeat May 4, June 1, and August 30, with officials F J Taylor Amesville, Rose Shay Buchtel, and Kenneth C Ray overseeing.

Athens State Department of Education F. J. Taylor Amesville Athens County Board of Examiners Rose Shay Buchtel Kenneth C. Ray Athena County

Court News In Probate Court Not Subject To Inheritance Tax

In probate court the estate of Mary E Noon is declared not subject to inheritance tax by Judge 8 M Johnson. In common pleas court the State Industrial Commission seeks a new trial in Clyde Rutter v the commission over right to participate in the state insurance fund. Judge C F Rowland ruled Rutter entitled to insurance for injuries from the Millfield mine explosion in 1100.

Mary E. Noon 8. M. Johnson Probate Common Pleas State Industrial Commission Clyde Rutter Commission C. F. Rowland Rutter Millfield

Operations at Sheltering Arms Hospital

Mrs. Earl Love of Athens underwent an operation Thursday morning at Sheltering Arms Hospital. Mrs. A. R. Guest of Athens and P. O. Mace of Carbondale were operated on Wednesday. Dismissals on Wednesday included Mrs. G. D. Gorham and son, Madge Croy, Stanton James, Earl Porter, and John Bardin, all of Athens.

Earl Love Athens Sheltering Arms Hospital A. R. Guest P. 0. Mace Carbondale G. D. Gorham and Son Madge Croy Stanton James Earl Porter John Bardin

Sheep Claims Paid by Athens County Commissioners

The Athens County Commissioners recently paid several sheep claims including J. O. Anderson for 18.50 dollars Ben Tippie for 6 dollars C. J. Tewks berry for 22.50 dollars and Guy White for 15 dollars.

Athens County J. O. Anderson Ben Tippie C. J. Tewksberry Guy White

Mrs Aretta Murphey Dies at 81 in Athens Area

Mrs Aretta Murphey 81 widow of O B Murphey died early Thursday at her son in law and daughter Mrs Herbert A Green home in Portsmouth after a stroke. Born Pleasanton she lived in Albany and Athens later moving to Athens twenty years ago. Survived by five children and siblings. funeral planned at the Murphey home 216 East State Street with body from Portsmouth.

Aretta Murphey O. B. Murphey Athens Herbert A. Green Portsmouth Murphey Green Henry Logan Caroline Bean Logan Pleasanton Albany First Methodist Church Athene Or. Murphey East State Street

Spelling Error Triggers Court Action in Rauch Case

In Athens County, a mis-spelled surname in a 1931 case led to a volley of petitions over a judgment of 1149.28 against Frank X. Rauch and others. Rauch seeks a restraining order against sheriff execution and asks the judgment be vacated as petitions clarify prior filings and corrections.

Frank X. Rauch Athens Rauch Athens County Charles W. Stratton Immell Roach

Five FERA Adult Schools Open in County This Week

New FERA adult education schools opened in five Athens County communities this week. Emerson Ball and Carl Friesche, Ohio State graduates in agriculture, teach the agricultural economics and music recreation periods. Classes meet Monday through Friday at Peach Ridge, Mt Hermon, Carsey town, Mineral Townhouse, and Chase store locations. The Ohio University students released from the Men’s Jail were confirmed ill with German measles, not scarlet fever, according to Dr. Blaine Goldsberry.

Athens County Emerson Ball Ohio State University Carl Friesche Ohio State Capital University E. 8. Haller Margaret Laverty Peach Ridge Scool Mt. Hermon School Carseytows School Mineral Townhouse Everett Carbaugh Ohio University Blaine R. Goldsberry University Robert Snyder

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