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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 16, 1925

Page

3

Exciting contests loom in Hocking Valley municipalities

Nelsonville dispatch reports Loganward debating a $75,000 water works bond issue with a special election due next Saturday. Athens faces a fierce fight over a $165,000 city hall and theatre building proposal with a head to head vote looming. Also noted is a juvenile court continuation in Deanville involving Grace Williams and her husband with separate actions and bonds.

Nelsonville Hock-Hocking Loganward Athens Grace Williams Williams Deanville I. W. Helwig

Mrs J C McCarty Hosts I J Minnark Guests

Mrs J C McCarty entertained last weekend with Mr I J Minnark and Mr and Mrs W BD as guests in a social gathering likely at her home.

J. C. McCarty I. J. Minnark Mrs. W. BD

Local Families Visit Relatives Across Counties

McCarty and son Billy of Columbus visit family, joined by Mr and Mrs C D Walker and their baby from Corning. Mrs Donald Shafer and her young son are guests of her parents in Akron.

McCarty Billy Columbus C. D. Walker Corning Donald Shafer Akron

Central P T A Meeting In NelsonvilleFriday

CENTRAL P T A of Central school will hold a meeting at 3 o clock Friday afternoon in Nelsonville. The gathering aims to discuss school activities and parental involvement.

Central P. T. A

Bertillon Expert Tells Experiences At Kiwanis Club

Nelsonville April 16 Robert Miles of Columbus secretary of the National Detective agency entertained Kiwanis members with stories from the underworld. Miles, former chief Bertillon officer at the Ohio State penitentiary, detailed finger print work and classification methods with a projection lecture. He cited four million Washington fingerprints and a six minute retrieval time, noting the near impossibility of two prints being identical.

Nelsonville Robert Miles Columbus National Detective Agency Kiwanis Club Miles Ohio State Penitentiary Washington

Interclub program led by Mellovern Ohlinger and Stuart

The lecture diverged from the usual program as Harry Mellovern M L Ohlinger and R B Stuart chaired the interclub relations committee. Attendance totaled forty one.

Harry Mellovern M. L. Ohlinger R. B. Stuart Committee On Interclub Relations

Coal Production Still Declining in Southern Ohio Field

Coal year 1925-26 starts with soft coal output down 11 percent to 7,412,000 net tons for the week ended April 4. Geological Survey reports 163 mines in the Southern Ohio field with 272,000 ton capacity and 57,000 tons produced. Abandonment of large Pittsburgh district mines continues, with Sugar Creek mines 209 and 211 permanently closed by Ohio Collieries Co leaving mine No. 210.

Nelsonville Southern Ohio Geological Survey Pittsburgh Sugar Creek Ohio Collieries Co

Masonic Exemplar DegreeEvent Slated for April 23

Officers of Haybrow Connell No 119 R and S&S M rehearse for the annual exemplification of the Super Excellent Master's degree to be conferred at the Masonic temple on Thursday evening April 23.

Nelsonville Haybrow Connell Masonic Temple

High School Receipts Error Corrected

In Nelsonville on April 16 supervisors clarified a tax club address error showing $299 in receipts for the high school athletic department. The correct total to date exceeds $2000, not the published amount.

Nelsonville Crawford Totarys Club

Sugar smugglers on Irish border profit from tax dodge

Dublin April 16 The Free State Government loses thousands monthly to a gang of sugar smugglers on the Sister Free State border. Many young Irishmen join the traffic transporting sugar from Ulster where costs are about three dollars per hundredweight cheaper than in the Free State avoiding heavy tax. Smugglers sell to Free State dealers at a handsome profit while dealers undersell.

Dublin Free State Ulster

Restless Sleep Linked to Gas and Digestive Toxins

Adlerika advertised as fast gas relief and intestinal evacuation. It claims ten minute action and removal of old waste matter. A parental neglect charge involves Gibson's Pharmacy in Murray selling to Raymond Williams, filed by Polings Drug Store.

Gibson's Pharmacy Murray Raymond Williams Polings Drug Store

Smuggling Route Keeps Sugar Tax Evasion Alive

Across the Monaghan border smugglers evade the Free State sugar tax by stockpiling in border clearing houses near shops just inside the Northern frontier. Drivers use unscheduled roads to move contraband, while scheduled routes with depots remain open but unchecked as authorities tolerate the flow.

Free State

Reindeer Breeding Push to Double Weight in Alaska

Scientists plan crossbreeding Alaska wild reindeer with woodland cari bou stock to increase weight. The program aims to accelerate growth and yield, leveraging hybrid vigor and selective pairing under controlled conditions.

Record Heat Reaches 138 Degrees in Samarra

During the summer of 5917 T P Hayes notes a shade temperature of 138 degrees at a Mesopotamian railway station in Samarra. He reports the heat held around 138 degrees for about a fortnight, describing it as the hottest day on record.

T. P. Hayes Samarra Mesopotamia

Legion Returns to Paris Plans 1927 Convention

The Legion to hold its 1927 convention in Paris marking the tenth anniversary of the U S entry into the war. Delegates expect a gathering in the capital to recall postwar service and honor veterans.

Legion Paris Indianapolis The

Interstate Commerce Board Sets Tentative Lorain Line Valuation

Washington report states the Interstate Commerce Commission on April 16 set a tentative valuation of 1,630,081 dollars on the Lorain Ashland and Southern railroad property in Ohio.

Washington Interstate Commerce Commission & Day Lorain Ashland and Southern Raile Ohio

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Nelsonville News Digest OF Today Hocking Valley Logan Bertillon Eero Universal Hanna the Cable Hardware Company C. Eddy Howe, Co Glouster O. W. M. Dixon New Marshfield O. Melvin Dunfee Stewart O. FE W. Gibson Amesville O. W. M. Vorhees & Bro Albany O. F. W. Chapman Coolville En-Ar‘co Motor Ieee, Oi Auto Tire & Gas Co Harper and Chestnut Sts Rose Gasoline National Rawinine CO Cleveland Southern Ohio Lodge Dimity Customs Department County Monaghan Alorost Styleplus Wilson Bros Axminster Armstrong Allahabad India the Credit Guide of the Chants’ Association Ers
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