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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 26, 1937

Page

5

WPA Builds ROTC Gun Range At Ohio University

The WPA began constructing a brick 98 foot long shooting gallery under the east stands of Ohio University Stadium for the ROTC unit. Athens city seeks a WPA grant for a street repair project totaling about 115 833 dollars with a 7 212 dollar grant already funded. Nelsonville Athletic Field gains a 300 foot reinforced concrete stadium at a cost of 15 010 dollars. In Athens County fourteen limestone quarries are active with more openings planned in two weeks.

WPA Ohio University Stadium City of Athens Nelsonville Stadium Nelsonville Athletic Field Athens County

Farm Bureau District Two Meets For Five Townships

District Two of the Farm Bureau Organization held its first meeting last Thursday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. H. R. Jacoby with thirty eight people present. The district covers Athens Waterloo Alexander Lee and Lodi Townships. Papers by C. L. Poston John Hope Roy Gilham and Phil Briley were read. A recreational program followed and refreshments were served. Next meeting is May 27 with location to be announced. Officers are President John Hope Vice President Glen Scott Secretary Mrs H R Jacoby and discussion leader Mrs Eldon Dailey.

Farm Bureau Organization H. R. Jacoby Athens Waterloo Alexander, Lee Lodi C. L. Poston John Hope Roy Gilham Phil Briley Glen Scott Eldon Dailey

Play in Safe Place Urges New York Central

The New York Central Railroad Co issues a juvenile safety bulletin urging children to avoid railroad tracks and to play in safe places. It encourages discussion with parents about dangers of walking or playing on tracks and the risk of hopping trains, citing a boy injured while attempting to steal a ride.

New York Central Railroad Co

William Zarley Dies At Mound Hill Home

William Zarley age 80 died at 9 oclock this morning at his home on Mound Hill near Amesville after a period of ill health. He leaves his wife Nora and three sons Tom Athens Charles at home and Harley Amesville. Two sons and two daughters preceded him in death. Funeral services will be held at Mound Hill Church Wednesday at 10 oclock with burial in the adjoining cemetery. Friends may call at the family home after Tuesday noon.

William Zarley Mound Hill Amesville Nora Tom Athens Charles Harley

Ninth Graders Victors In Court Tournament

The Athens Junior High School girls basketball tournament ended with Home Room 208 Ninth Graders defeating Eighth Graders 20 to 4. Readership lists include Louise Blackford Laura Ogg Ruth Hammerle Jane Wamsley Kathleen Orr Jessie Rowles Jean Kilpatrick and many others.

Athens Louise Blackford Laura Ogg Ruth Hammerle Jane Wamsley Kathleen Orr Jessie Rowles Jean Kilpatrick Betty Faulkner Phyllis Bean Elizabeth Krecker Patsy Sherrard Jane Bayless Betty Chandler Joan Tompkins Clayta Pierce Hester Hartman

Crop Loan Applications Now Being Accepted

County agricultural agent offices are receiving emergency crop loan applications. Clarence Fealty, district field supervisor, urges prompt filing since approval can take ten days to two weeks through the proper channels.

Clarence Fealty

Carsey Birth of Son Max Wendell in Athens

Mr and Mrs Jesse W Carsey announce the birth of a son named Max Wendell on Sunday April 25 in Athens Route 6. The newborn weighs seven and one half pounds.

Jesse W. Carsey Athens Max Wendell

Stock market week ends with light volume and mixed results

Trading last week was the lightest of the year after a three day rally early in the week. Government bonds declined while steel operations rose to 91.3 percent capacity and railroad shares posted a small net advance. Oil and motors were weaker while motor equipment and rubbers rose.

New York United States Aluminum Company of America United State

Toledo Grain Prices Front Page Listing

Wheat No 1 red 134% 4 135% No 2 red 133% 4 134% Corn No 2 yellow 127 138 No 3 yellow 124 14 127 White oats No 1 white 55 14 57 No 2 white 54 14 56 2

Toledo

Eggs Oready Extra Firsts And Poultry Weights 2014

Summary of poultry showing results listing eggs firsts and seconds counts. Live fowls colored by age 6 and over 18 4 and over 19 3 and over 19 with leghorn fowls roosters and broilers details. Geese ducks include medium common old white and colored varieties with counts given.

Oready Plymouth Rocks

Pittsburgh Produce Prices and Receipts Report

The Pittsburgh market shows mixed current receipts and varied price levels for eggs poultry and butter. Eggs unsettled with 35 555 cases and graded firsts 21 dirties 1844. poultry and meats steady to mixed with hens broilers roosters ducks geese and turkeys listed. butter market firm with diverse price ranges and processor scores.

Presh

Eggs and Live Country Market Rates in Cleveland Area

Cleveland produce reports show eggs market unsettled with extra grade 22s and extra firsts 21, receipts 20 percent. Live country market steady with hens heavy 20 and mid 21, leghorn heavy 14, roosters colored 14, broilers fancy rock 27, leghorn 23, under 1 percent Ib leghorns 22, various small lots for ducks and other fowl priced.

Pittsburgh Cleveland

Bond quotes and yields from U S government issues

Government bond listings show live quotes with prices and percentages across several series. Notable entries include 44-47-82 at 114.20 and 4a 44-54 at 109.16 with multiple series like 42-47 at 108.14 and 40-43 Ju at 1059. BW8 44-46 at 104.27 and 8 at 43-45 at 104.29.

U. S

Mercury Rises From Thirty Low to Sixty by Noon

The thermometer climbed from a 30 degree low to 60 by noon today. Showers are forecast for tonight and Tuesday with little temperature change expected.

Cincinnati and Pittsburgh Livestock and Oil Prices Report

Cincinnati livestock receipts include 1000 hogs with direct 358 and holdovers 250 and varied prices across weight ranges. hog market softer. Cattle 125 receipts, calves 100. sheep 25. Pittsburgh hogs 1600 with 1000 direct, market slow and bids around 10.40 to 10.50. Oil prices list regional crude quotes across multiple pipelines and districts with varied per barrel values.

Cincinnati Pittsburgh Bradford Allegany Pennsylvania Penna Eureka Pipe Line Co Buckeye Pipe Line Co Oil City Somerset South Penn Ashland Eastern Kentucky Western Kentucky New York Lima

Albany honors athletes at school award assembly

An April 14 award assembly in the Albany school auditorium named Irene Woodrum as the girls team MVP and Charles Ennis as the boys MVP. Medals were given to multiple students with talks by local coaches and staff. Letters were awarded to the listed students and managers.

Albany Irene Woodrum Charles Ennis B. T. Grover O. U Macfarlan Enlow McVay Thora Belle Baughman Virginia Ross Bettina Collins Virginia Zimmerman Virginia Morrison Louella Pincelli Martha Knowlton Wilma Musgrave Helen Dowler Donald Whaley Harold Oxley Max Zimmerman Darrel West Dick Scott Donald Hoffee Earl Stanley The Crusader’s Clube James Burris Ayler

Pontoons To Wheels For Whitney's Air Pilot

Pilot Lewis Gower flies for Cornelius Vanderbilt Whitney and guides a four place Waco that shifts from pontoons to wheels depending on the Whitney travels. The Whitneys, active in racing and aviation, recently had a forced landing near Albany and later reached Athens for oil and sandwiches. They may cross to Lexington or Lexington in Kentucky for racing, and Whitney chairs Pan American Airlines.

Mary Herron Lewis Gower Cornelius Vanderbilt Whitney Columbus Waco Whitneys Adirondacks Lexington Unionville Philadelphia Athens Albany New York San Francisco Whitney Pan-American Airlines Texas Gower

Salesman Awarded Gold Watch for 100 New Customers

Orville R. Baughman of Moore Avenue, a salesman for Athens Bottling Works, received a gold Pepsi-Cola watch for gaining 100 new customers in a national drive. The pocket watch is engraved with the winner’s name for superior salesmanship. His campaign aligned with The Messenger Cooking School held recently.

Orville R. Baughman Moore Ave Athens Pepsi-Cola Co Baughman United States

Record Pig Litter Sets High Herd Births in Ames Township

Sixteen pigs born to a young Ohio Improved Chesterwhite sow owned by A. L. Johnson of 21 Morris Ave on Route 50 Ames Township. fourteen pigs survived. Johnson says he never heard of a young sow producing that many pigs.

A. L. Johnson Morris Ave Route 50 Ames Township Johnson

Pupils Win Holiday for Perfect Attendance

Miss Helen Moriarty’s third graders at Central School earned a Friday afternoon holiday after reaching 60 half-days of perfect attendance.

Helen Moriarty Central School

Mineral Social and Brief Personal Notes

Marjory Ely went to McArthur for employment. Ernest Crow's recovery from a recent accident is slowed after a broken bone in his foot was reset. Athens shoppers from here last week included Grace Lowry, Averynelle, Lucy Shingler, Minnie Pidcock, Edith Addis and sons, Thomas Parsons and sons, Orland Ely and Ron ald, Lafe Lynch, Ralph Gibson, and Mrs. E. G. Gibson visiting. The last were joined by Mrs. C. O. Gibson and family at Robinette Ridge. Kenneth Shingler returned home with George and Mrs. Shingler after a Barberton trip. Charles Polen moved to Hewitts Crossing with Lydia Buckley and Homer Buckley. Mrs. Buckley was accompanied by Mrs. Everett Addis. Wilbur Ely and son and Mrs. Jesse Ely visited Carbondale and New Plymouth. Jesse Ely visited Emma Lowry in Carbondale. Wilbur Ely with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Weaver, New Plymouth. G. B. Spring, Flora Johnson and Orville Johnson of Albany were guests of Parker Snyder. Spring recently returned from Palm Beach Florida. LuElla Wise, previously in Florida, expected back to the Shingler home this week. Guy Bolen has suffered rheumatism for weeks. A. H. Simmons of Akron and wife visited here. Mrs. Gladys Beveridge of New Marshfield spent Thursday with Mrs. Golda Carmen.

Marjory Ely McArthur Ernest Crow Athens Grace Lowry Averynelle Lucy Shingler Minnie Pidcock Edith Addis Billy and James Thomas Parsons George Kenneth Hewitts Crossing Lydia Buckley Wellston Homer Buckley Everett Addis Wilbur Ely Jesse Ely Carbondale New Plymouth Emma Lowry W. A. Weaver G. B. Spring Flora Johnson Orville Johnson Albany Parker Snyder Spring Palm Beach Fila LuElla Wise Florida W. D. Shingler Guy Bolen A. H. Simmons Akron Gladys Beveridge New Marshfield Golda Carmen

Clean City Clean-Up Week Planned in Athens

Athens officials announce Clean-Up Week starting Tuesday May 4 led by Mayor Len Mccune. C W Gross says city trucks will haul rubbish from curbs. City will be zoned and collection schedule to follow. Start moved to Tuesday to avoid Sunday curb bins.

Athens Len B. Mel Cune C. W. Gross

Will Combat Bee Disease In Athens County Meeting

Athens County beekeepers and orchardists will meet with the Board of County Commissioners to discuss eradicating American foulbrood at 7 30 Wednesday evening April 28 in the civil service room of the Post Office Building. Foulbrood has crippled many beekeepers in recent years but can be controlled with proper measures. County Extension Agent Ross Wright notes bees aid orchard pollination, so fruit growers are keen on solutions.

Athens County Board of County Commissioners Civil Service Room Post Office Ross Wright

SAR To Be Received Into National Body

The Sons of the American Revolution group met on Friday with a committee named to represent the chapter at its installation into the State and National Bodies in Columbus on April 30. Medals will be awarded to school children for dependability cooperation leadership patriotism and cleanliness in speech and manners with engraving planned.

Sons of the American Revolution A. E. Wagner E. S. Haller Augustus Townsend J. R. Harvey L. C. Nye Columbus

District meeting of Ath ens County Farm Bureau in Ames area

District one comprising Ames Bern Dover Trimble and York Townships will meet at H G Henry's home east of Amesville Tuesday evening April 27 at 8 o clock Mrs Selby Glazier is district chairman

Farm Bureau Athens County Ames Bern Dover Trimble York Townships H. G. Henry Amesville Selby Glazier

Lending Auto Permit Warning From Mayor McCune

Mayor Len B. McCune warned automobile operators not to allow unlicensed drivers behind the wheel. He said a $500 fine could be imposed on violators. Franklin Craig of Chauncey was fined $5 and costs after pleading guilty to permitting an unlicensed operator to drive his car. State Patrol arrests accompanied the cases of A. C. Robinson of Athens $10 fine for reckless driving on Route 50, North, and Lawrence Goodwin of Albany along with Belford C. Davis of Stewart, each fined $5 for reckless driving.

Len B. McCune Franklin Craig Chauncey State Highway Patrol A. C. Robinson Athens Route 50 North Lawrence Goodwin Albany Belford C. Davis Stewart McCune State Patrol

Local Marriage Licenses Listed With Ages and Cities

Marriage licenses show Harvey Spencer 34 Racine miner and Naomi Townsend 28 New Marshfield daughter of Mr and Mrs Townsend. R H McAfee 30 Athens salesman and Dorothy Allen 35 Athens. Charles G Leffler 22 Columbus service dept son of Mr and Mrs Leffler Chauncey and Mary Louise Baughman 21 Chauncey daughter of Mr and Mrs Virgil Baughman. Richard Rutkoskie 20 Athens proof reader son of Mr and Mrs George Rutkoskie and Pauline Reynolds 17 Athens daughter of E S Reynolds.

Harvey Spencer Racine Miner Naomi Townsend New Marshfield Robert Townsend R. H. McAfee Athens Dorothy Allen Charles G. Leffler Columbus Service Department Charles Leffler Chauncey Mary Louise Baughman Virgil Baughman

Canaanville Men Held on Breakin Case

Red Ray Miller and Thomas Burkett of Canaanville were bound to common pleas court on charges of breaking and entering Clifford Darnell’s home. Each posted 200 dollars bond after pleading not guilty. Darnell said a bed was taken. the defendants claimed Darnell ordered them to retrieve it.

Ray Miller Thomas Burkett Canaanville Common Pleas Clifford Darnell T. R. Bennett Darnell

Mrs Duke Dexter Allen Dies in West Virginia

Mrs Frances Samantha Allen 48 of Albany died last Tuesday at a daughter's home in Swandale West Virginia. Survived by husband Dexter Ernest Allen a son Rex two daughters Mrs Harper and Mrs J O Markell and two brothers and two sisters all in West Virginia. The family moved to Albany from West Virginia in 1925.

Frances Samantha Allen Albany Q. M. Harper Swandale W. Va Dexter Ernest Allen Rex Harper J. O. Markell Princeton West Virginia Allens

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