Bricker Meets Ohio Coal Leaders in Columbus
In Columbus today Governor Bricker met four Ohio Coal Foundation leaders along with Mayor Charles Wallace and J. J. Pico of Glouster and Dr. B. B. Buckley and Charles Guinther of Jacksonville. The talks followed Legislature’s refusal to require tax supported institutions to use Ohio mined coal and centered on potential orders for state coal usage. Dr. E LeFever organized the appointment and planned to accompany the delegation with Dr. H. T. Phillips and a state senator.
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Columbus
Bricker
Ohio Coal Foundation
Charles Wallace
J. J. Pico
Glouster
B. B. Buckley
Charles Guinther
Jacksonville
E. LeFever
H. T. Phillips
York Grange to Initiate 63 Members Friday Night
An important York Grange meeting occurs Friday at 8 15 pm in Grange Hall. The Albany Degree Team will confer the third and fourth degrees on a class of 63 candidates with 12 reaffirmations and three members admitted from other granges. Refreshments follow the initiation.
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York Grange
Grange
Albany
Kidney Health at Night Stop Getting Up Nights
Advert says Gold Medal Haarlem Oil capsules flush poisons and acids from kidneys and relieve bladder irritations. Claims include reduced night awakenings and relief from backache, leg cramps, puffiness, and burning or smarting passages. Original Gold Medal advertised.
Officers Installed by Athens Lodge of Elks
At a Tuesday night meeting of the Athens Lodge of Elks new officers were installed under John Cross. Exalted Ruler C L Jordan leading knight Gordon B Gray loyal knight Rolland Ruth lecturing knight Homer Gaul secretary Francis Lavelle treasurer David Johnson. Appointed were Charles Evans esquire John B Cross chaplain Morrison Burns inner guard and William Watkins convalescing at Sheltering Arms Hospital will be installed later as tyler.
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Athens Lodge of Elks
John Cross
C. L. Jordan
Gordon B. Gray
Rolland Ruth
Homer Gaul
Francis Lavelle
David Johnson
Charles Evans
Esquire
John B. Cross
Morrison Burns
William Watkins
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Tyler
Public Invited To Inspection Of Ohio National Guard Unit
Public invited to federal inspection of Headquarters Company 2nd Battalion 166th Infantry Ohio National Guard at the Armory Friday night 7 30 Major Allen L Stowell Columbus will conduct inspection Major Robert H Drake Zanesville commanding officer of the battalion will be present and the occasion also will represent the quarterly battalion inspection To close at noon The office of the Division of Aid to the Aged in the Security Bank Building will close at noon tomorrow Good Friday.
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166Th Infantry
Ohio National Guard
Allen L. Stowell
Columbus
Robert H. Drake
Zanesville
Division of Aid To the
Security Bank
Grange Meeting Set for Tonight at Athens Grange Hall
Athens Grange will hold a meeting tonight at 8 o clock in the Athens Grange Hall located at the Fairgrounds.
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Grange
Athens Grange
Athens Grange Hall
Fairgrounds
Deficit Moves to Mandamus as Athens Officials Clash
Athens County Probate Judge Francis White seeks a writ of mandamus to force Commissioners Ira Whitmore Charles Stratton and Walter Mac combs to restore 5700 for Juvenile Court admin costs. Budget dispute centers on a 2745.20 to 2700+ cut and potential broader cuts to clerk sheriff auditor and treasurer offices.
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Athens County
Common Pleas Court
John W. Bolin
Francis White
Ira Whitmore
Charles Stratton
Walter Maccombs
White
Carlos M. Reicher
McConnelsville
Common Pleas
Morgan County
O. F. Rowland
Harold J. Rose
Bolin
Rose
Reicher
Toallow
Whitmore
C. O. Gibson
Ohio coal foundation aims to promote state sourced fuel
Wallace described a spontaneous retaliation trend against Cincinnati interests over a proposed mandate for Ohio mined coal sales to tax supported institutions. Pico outlined foundation structure with policy finance publicity research and standards and inspection committees and tentative financing. Co M Gill praised organizers noting the program could save Ohio coal industry.
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Wallace
Cincinnati
Foundation
Ohio
Pico
Glouster
Athens
Co. M. Gill
Chamber of Commerce
West Virginia Tags Cost Him a $25 Fine
Franklin Dean 35 of 70 Second St Athens pleaded guilty to operating a car with West Virginia plates. The state patrol said he must buy Ohio tags and was fined $25 by Mayor Cliff Cornell on Monday.
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West Virginia
Franklin Dean
Second St
Athens
Cliff Cornell
Monay
Dean
Ohio
Two Good Friday Services in Athens Churches
The Athens Ministerial Association will hold two three hour Good Friday services from 12 to 3 PM. The Presbyterian Church will host a union service with several clergy. Good Shepherd Episcopal Church will host a liturgical service led by Rev. Robert G. Purrington. The Episcopal Church and Salvation Army join in representing all Athens churches.
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Athens Ministerial Association
Presbyterian Church
Good Shepherd Episcopal Church
R. G. Purrington
Athens
Episcopal Church
Union Service
Salvation Army
Good Shepherd Church
Robert G. Purrington
Magician Hull Delights Athens Aero Club Members
R. W. Hull, noted magician and pottery businessman, entertained Athens Aero Club with original card and illusion tricks. He demonstrated palming and slow motion sleights as 52 plain cards became a full deck and ropes and canes behaved unexpectedly. Hull, also a farmer near Crooksville, spoke about his books and involvement with amateur prestidigitators.
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Athens Aero Club
R. W. Hull
Hull
A. C. Lawrence
Crooksville
Mr. Hull
Good Friday Services Held in New Plymouth and Athens
Pre Easter communion at New Plymouth Presbyterian Church Friday night at 7 30. Good Friday service at Central Ave M E Church in Athens begins at 7 30 p m.
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New Plymouth Presbyterian Church
Central Ave. M. E
Athens
Big Chief Indian Herb Tonic Promotion Extended
Athens County residents can buy BIG CHIEF INDIAN HERB TONIC for 49c this week and next, down from 1.25. The sale limits to three bottles per customer with 10c postage for mail orders and 2c tax per bottle. The tonic claims relief for rheumatism and neuritis and invites direct purchases.
Salute to the Union set for Athens on July 4
Athens plans a 48 gun Salute to the Union at the County Fairgrounds for Independence Day. The event, organized by the American Legion Post with National Guard cooperation, includes flag ceremonies, parades, boxing and wrestling, races, exhibits, and public safety measures.
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National Guard
Athens American Legion
Union
Army
Athens County
Legion
William Sisson
M. E. Olmstead
Thomas F. McNeill
Major Olmstead
Liquor Store Closed for Good Friday
The state liquor store will be closed all day tomorrow. Manager Vic Pierce announced the closure for Good Friday.
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Vic Pierce
Doan's Pills Promised Help for Kidney Toxins
An ad claims Doan's Pills aid the kidneys by flushing out poisonous waste from the blood. It describes symptoms of kidney trouble such as aches leg pains headaches and swelling and urges readers to consult a druggist for Doan's Pills used for over 40 years by millions.
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Nature
Dean
Doan
Albany Grangers Plan Arbor Day Program
Albany Grange members prepare an Arbor Day program for the April 8 meeting at 8:30 p.m. Ida Elliott will lecture and Winifred Hooper will read a paper on the Origin of Arbor Day. Other participants include Young Wingett Lasch Coats Whaley Radcliffe and Young. Members asked to bring deviled eggs sandwiches and cookies for refreshments.
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Albany Grangers
Albany Grange
Ida Elliott
Winifred Hooper
Grange
Young
Wingett
Lasch
Coats
Whaley
Radcliffe
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O. O. F. Temple
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