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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 06, 1937

Page

5

Athens Council Votes To Assemble Emergency Pumper Truck Outfit

Athens City Council approved assembling an emergency pumper truck and agreed to reconvene to hear a fire equipment proposal to serve Athens and nearby towns. Officials outlined insurance savings from approved apparatus, housing needs, and potential bond funding for city hall rehabilitation.

Athens Messenger Athens, Ohio Athens Council Athens Len B. McCune P. F. Good Seagrave Ohio Inspection Bureau McCune Good A. E. Whaley Charles Cameron Pearl Day Scott Haney Council North Hill E. H. Merkel Ohio Merkel Whaley S. A. Monahan Seagrave Comny Columbus Ateast Homer Baird Nora Atkinson Lancaster J L. R. Pierce L. D. Radcliffe Radcliffe City of Northwest Territory

Nobel Prize Winner Langmuir to Speak at Ohio University

Dr. Irving Langmuir, associate director at General Electric Research Lab, will address the Ohio University convocation at 10 am on Wednesday on Modern Scientific Attitude. He will also present two chemistry talks to specialized audiences during his Athens visit. Langmuir notes common sense and intuition are needed to judge causes in depressions and to explain divergent and convergent phenomena. The opening address in Memorial Auditorium will include two guests beyond students, and Langmuir will tailor part of his remarks to lay audiences seeking broader understanding.

Irving Langmuir General Electric Research Laboratory Schenectady N. Y Ohio University Committee Langmuir Athens Memorial Auditorium Order of the Rising Sun

Seven Girls Start NYA Camp Mission At Glendale Ohio

Miss Wilhelmina Arbogast and Mrs Myrna Nye led seven girls from Athens New Matamoras Belpre Dundas Ironton to the NYA girls camp at St Edwards Home Glendale Ohio. The camp is the first NYA girls camp in Ohio housed in two cottages with a dining building and recreation facilities. Girls from 12 applicants passed a strict physical exam and will devote 70 hours monthly to making hospital dressings while the rest of time is spent in classes and supervised recreation.

Wilhelmina Arbogast NYA Myrna Nye Washington County Glendale Ohio Cecelia Ervin Captalia Stewart Athens Dorothy Brown New Matamoras Charlotte Potter Belpre Florence Trainer Louise Stevens Dundas Betty Hammond Ironton St. Edmond’s

Richardson Agency Opens New Athens Car Store

The L. E. Richardson Motor Co. opened a new and used car agency at 31 N. Shafer St in Athens under C T Zollinger. A parade of new cars and trucks highlighted the opening as Richardson expands from Glouster and adds ventures in Marietta and Glouster. Mrs Zollinger arrives from Toronto to join the team with Carol Bean as salesman and A E Easterling as shop mechanic.

L. E. Richardson Motor Co Athens N. Shafer St Cc. T. Zollinger Glouster Richardson Marietta Toronto Canada Columbus Zollinger Carol Bean A. E. Easterling

Hospital Admissions and Discharges Report

Sheltering Arms Mrs Louis Graham of 142 Mill Street admitted for medical treatment Belva Ball Amesville admitted for observation Discharges include Mrs Harold Ogg and baby Barbara Ann 75 East State Street Shirley Ann Minerd Route 3 Albany Mervin Stauffer The Plains and Mrs Elizabeth Gilham 19 Curran Drive being discharged from Sheltering Arms Hospital.

Louis Graham Mill St Sheltering Arms Hospital Belva Ball Amesville Harold Ogg Barbara Ann E. State St Shirley Ann Minerd Albany Mervin Stauffer the Plains Elizabeth Gilham Curran Drive

No 6 Mine Men Urged to Report for Entry Work

An important notice to all entry men at the No 6 Mine of the Sunday Creek Coal Co. directs reporting Thursday at 10 a.m. to select buddies for new entry driving. A special Millfield Local 1205 meeting Saturday at 1 p.m. will explain the arrangements, urged by secretary Clarence Willis.

Sunday Creek Coal Co Millfield Clarence Willis Willis

Sprague Describes Scottish Terriers for Kiwanis Group

Dr. John R. Sprague spoke to the Kiwanis Club Monday night about Scottish Terriers ranking third in U S popularity. He noted his own Scotty puppies shown in a drugstore window and traced the breed from historic rat hunting in Scotland to its modern status. The four two month old puppies, from Madame Cynthia and Realization's Roughneck lines, were showcased with film from Madison Square Garden.

United States John R. Sprague Kiwanis Club Sprague McKee Drug Co Scotland Blue Bloods Court St. Window Madame Cynthia Dr. Sprague Dr. Ewing Louisiana Scotty Realization Roughneck Heather Realization British Isles Webb Walker Madison Square Garden William G. Seaman Athens Rotary Club Robert Main Cincinnati Richard Foster Columbus Ben Franklin Athens Kiwanis Club

George Fisher's dogs win association cups at coon races

Two silver loving cups were awarded by George Perry Fisher for dogs Bruno and Lena at the Athens County Coon Hunters Association races held April 4 at the Arthur Walsh farm. The association sponsored and donated the cups for the event.

George Perry Fisher Arthur Walsh Athens County Coon Hunters Association Bruno Lena

4 H Leaders Set Meetings in Coolville and South Canaan

The 4 H Committee of Coolville will meet April 7 at 8 PM in the high school agriculture room to plan boys and girls club work for the season. The Community 4 H Committee of South Canaan meets April 10 at 7 30 PM at Charles Windland's home for its second gathering.

Community 4-H Coolville South Canaan Charles Windland

Bookmaker 14 Fined in Hobart Hotel Bar Case

A 14 year old appeared in the children's court in Hobart Tasmania on a charge of bookmaking in a hotel bar. Evidence showed he was "working a doubles chart" and laying odds of 2.50 to 6 cents. He was fined 5 dollars.

Hobart Tasmania U.P

TONOMEL TONIC Ad Promises Four Way Health Benefit

An Athens Ohio drug ad touts TONOMEL TONIC as a doctor's prescription herbal tonic that sharpens appetite improves digestion cleanses the system and enhances blood quality. It claims to address constipation indigestion biliousness and general weakness and directs readers to Quick's Cut Rate Drug Store at 9 West Union Street.

Quick W. Union Athens Ohio

Parolee Evener Returns to Penitentiary on Parole Violation

George Evener 23 of Elliotville was released on parole from the Ohio Penitentiary last Thursday but returned today for violating parole. He plotted to obtain $5 by pretense, using an aunt to reach the accomplice, who remains unnamed. Deputy Evans chased and Evener fled a jail door, later recaptured. Evener had earlier been imprisoned for forging a $9.50 check since September.

Ohio George Evener Elliotville Athens Evener Charles Evans Evans Court St F. P. Martin

Fire destroys farmhouse and barn at Frost farm

A nine room frame house and a timber barn burned on the A D Mahan Farm Frost Sunday with 10 acres of timber lost. John W Mercer tenant farmer estimated damage at 2 3 thousand dollars, much of it antique mahans furniture. Mercer said rats likely started the blaze in the kitchen wall. Fire swept by wind. neighbors contained flames to the ten acre area. Mercer saved the livestock. most personal belongings burned. poles and wires fell.

A. D. Mahan John W. Mercer Mercer

Gorham Sues Laird Overland Tax Debt in Athens Court

Athens County Treasurer G D Gorham files suit in Common Pleas Court against Edward A Laird seeking $91.43 on land in Athens City. Amounts claimed are $33.66 in special assessments and $57.77 in delinquent taxes.

Athens County G. D. Gorham Common Pleas Court Edward A. Laird Gorham Athens City Laird

Traffic on Athens Area Roads Analyzed

Ohio Highway Planning Survey releases a yearlong traffic analysis for routes radiating from Athens Ohio The average daily traffic is 6322 vehicles with 16 48 percent trucks U S 50 31 carries 2364 vehicles daily with 177 percent trucks while State Route 56 carries 748 vehicles with 119 percent trucks The report highlights the busiest and least traveled roads in the vicinity.

Athens Ohio Highway Planning Survey Columbus U. S U. S. 50

Private employment surge reported in Athens County

Thomas Hixenbaugh of the National Re employment Service in Athens says private placements rose 700 percent in the first quarter of 1937 with 176 people placed versus 22 in 1936. A. M. Howard notes the gain spans the district including Athens Fairfield Hocking Perry Pickaway and Ross Counties as job seekers contact area employers.

Thomas Hixenbaugh Athens National Reemployment Service Athens County Hixenbaugh NRS A. M. Howard Athens, Fairfield, Hocking, Perry, Pickaway Ross Counties

Charles Kienzle Fined and Rights Suspended in Ohio Court

Charles Kienzle of Hocking County pleaded guilty in Athens County Common Pleas Court to driving under the influence. He received a 100 dollar fine plus costs and a six month suspension of driving rights. The report notes weakened trees are prone to borers due to drought.

Charles Kienzle Hocking County State Highway Patrol O. F. Rowland Athens County Common Pleas Court

Revival in Progress at First Wesleyan Church

Revival services with special music are held each night at the First Wesleyan Church Pratt Street this week. Preaching by Rev. E. C. Kenny begins at 7 30 p m each evening. The public is invited. Arthur Fiedler Boston orchestra conductor joked he has no need to call his own number after being asked for it.

First Wesleyan Pratt St E. C. Kenny Modest Boston U.P Arthur Fiedler Boston Orchestra

Beatson Advances to Washington Division

R B Beatson post office inspector for Southeastern Ohio is promoted to the Washington Division and will leave Athens April 14. He and his wife and two children live at 66 Franklin Ave. Their new home will be in Wilmington NG C T Boone of London Ky is temporarily assigned as successor.

R. B. Beatson Ohio Washington, D. C Athens

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Chamber of Commerce Ohio U Fishbaugh W. Union Street George Fisher Frost Mahan Farm Civs C.c.ce Muu IENE Elizabeth Quarts Mata Bits Melaia Robbins Windsor National Distillers Products Corporation New York, N.Y Stedman Packers Mrs. Robbins Messenger
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