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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 16, 1936
Page
7
Board demands affidavits from all applicants
The board of education required women principals to submit four affidavits with their applications stating they are unmarried and that two weeks notice would be given if they marry during the term. They must resign if pregnant. This action occurred at a regular meeting with full board approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
Mrs. Zimmer Dies Tuesday in Glouster at 77
Mrs. Mary Zimmer 77 of Glouster died Tuesday afternoon at her home. Widow of Fred Zimmer who died in 1933, she left 10 children, 37 grandchildren, 11 great grandchildren and a sister Mrs Elizabeth Beckley. Funeral at 3 o clock Friday at the Zimmer home with burial in Maplewood Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Mary Zimmer
Tesday
Fred Zimmer
Zimmer
Lonaconing
Immer
Derrick
Elizabeth Beckley
Duquesne
Elizabeth Gray
Corning
Clarandrews
Athens
Frank Cox
Columbus
Gwynn Conrad
Austin
Tex
George Zimmer
Dayton
Arthur Wolf
William Winefordner
Albert
Fred
Charles
City
Rank Miller
Fred Simpson
Colorado
Zimer
New St
Maplewood Cemetery
Study Club Meets at Home of Mrs. Drury
Progressive Judy Club gathers at Mrs W R Drury's home on Main St. for a regular meeting with a roll call response and a talk by Mrs Ernest Williams on unemployment and government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Willams
H. F. Kittle
Franklin Roosevelt
Lowell Thomas
H. Henshaw
Cross St
Fraternal Meetings and Public Notices in Athens County
Fraternal groups including Homer Grange and Ninevah Rebekah Club plan Friday meetings at local homes and churches. Concord services resume April 15 with biweekly sermons and Claud Christian Endeavor nightly prayer at 7 30. Public sale of real estate in Athens County set for May 1 with auction at courthouse, property on Stimbon Avenue appraised at 500 and minimum bid two thirds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord Concord
Morris, Glouster
Claud Christian
Sayers
Maude
Fenzel
Ath- Sim
Athens
Ohio
Campbell
Stimbon Avenue
Say
CH Rless N
Shen Harles Serapro
Atheng County
Ohlo
The Sanctity of Property in American Liberal Thought
The author argues property rights underpin social order and progress. Citing the Ten Commandments and the U S Constitution, he condemns demagogues who would taxing and redistributing wealth. He praises Ford DuPont Chrysler as products of constitutional liberty and warns abolition of property rights harms human welfare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moses
Congress
Ford
DuPont and Chrysle
NYU Athletic Director Calls Local Men to Friday Games
GLOUSTER Ewart Henry invites middle aged men and younger men to report Friday at 7 30 at the high school auditorium for basketball and volleyball games opening Friday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster—Ewart Henry
NYU
Beshara Buys City Property On High Street
M Beshara owner of Glouster Ice and Ice Cream Co buys three properties on High St between the Glouster ice plant and Murphy Motor Co from D W Morgan near Pomeroy. He sells the adjoining car storage building to Murphy Motor Co and plans to convert the site into a used car lot with two residences demolished.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
High St
Middleport Social Personal Mention
Mrs. R. A. Miller shows improvement after illness. J. F. Atkinson at Hobson hospitalized at home since Tuesday. Ernest Major visits sister Miss Virgie Major in Wilkesville. Betty Demoskey ill with mumps on Sixth Ave. Bertha Hoffman seriously ill in Bunbar West Virginia. Marjorie Harris thriving in Washington DC as clerk. White Cherry Festival ended. Red next planned in DC. Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Border return from Charleston. PD J Sullivan hosts 300 club gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middleport
R. A. Miller
J. F. Atkinson
Hobson
Ernest Major
Wilkesville
Virgie Major
Betty Demoskey
Edward Demoskey
Bertha Hoffman
Bunbar
W. Va
Marjorie Harris
Washington, D D. C
National Capital
W. R. Border
Charleston
H. S. McClure
Seventh Ave
PD. J. Sullivan
300 Club
Funeral services for Clarence Stires Jr.
Funeral services for Clarence Stires Jr the 16 months old son of Mr and Mrs Clarence Stires Sr of Congress Run were held at the Mission Church this afternoon at 2 o clock with Rev Harvey Smith in charge. The child died Monday afternoon at the family home. Czecho Slovakian automobile drivers are forbidden to smoke while driving as many road accidents are said to have been caused by this practice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trimble
Clarence, Jr
Clarence Stires
Congress Run
Mission Church
Harvey Smith
Crawford
Lloyd Evans
Lloyd
Freda Smith
Mary McCune
Mary Louise Bowen
Ruth Myers
Logan
Faye Lantzer Lima
Baird Stuart
Martin Alexander
Converse Davis
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Flossie Crawford
First Presbyterian Church
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John Jaster, Jr
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