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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 29, 1935

Page

5

Alumni meeting recalls university funding and history

About one hundred alumni gathered in the Merritt dining hall for a university alumni meeting. Speakers included William H. Scott, Dr H Houf, and W D Browning as president. The event opened with prayer and songs as talks recalled early support from John Hancock, state funds, and needed repairs while noting current finances and fundraising aims.

Merritt G Ranklin County William H. Scott H. Houf Y. D. L Browning Willer Pucker L. L John Hancock

Revival Talk Promotes Plain Path to Answers

A church service sermons urged simple faith over sensational displays. The Rev Dr Wilbur Miller of the First Methodist preached that modern revelations cannot be bought with spectacle and urged belief in humble, steady practice.

Wilbur Miler First Metho- Church Elisha

Will Be Helg rating of Road Uyavilie Whorter of May

The fragmentary text mentions a May rating or assessment related to Road Uyavilie Whorter. Details are unclear due to poor OCR. No concrete events, dates, or organizations can be confirmed from the readable portion.

Nelsonville Drum Corps Triumph At Legion Conference

The Glenford Dugan Drum Corps of Nelsonville won the K. T. Crossen Trophy at the eighth district Legion conference held in New Lexington. Ten units marched in the parade including Murray City boys drum corps bound for Athens May 12 for Sons of the American Legion installation. Charles Sawyer of Cincinnati and Major Charles W. Montgomery of Newark spoke to a large audience. delegates from K. T. Crossen Post and Auxiliary were named.

New Lexington Crossen Post Athens K. T. Crossen Glenford Dugan Nelsonville Murray City Sons of the American Legion Charles Sawyer Cincinnati Charles W. Montgomery Court of Appeals Newark M. S. Morrison Athens Post K. T. Crossen Post Carlos White Don C. Strawn Ernest McGraynor Clyde Gibson John Dowler

Woman Judge Speaks at Phi Beta Kappa Initiation

Judge Florence E Allen of the US Circuit Court of Appeals was guest speaker at the Ohio Lambda Phi Beta Kappa initiation dinner at Athens Country Club. Eight Ohio University students and one alumnus were inducted, with Allen urging education as central to American life and public affairs. She cited Mexican schools as examples of building intelligent citizenry. Initiates: Josephine Pamela McVay, Athens. William Nelson Brown, Portamouth. Sadie Shulman, Ev—ille. Jacob Benjamin Burke, Chelsea MA. Diora Elizabeth Hyre, Athens. Dorothea Virginia Shannon, Lancaster. Evelyn Fernfichinger, Circleville. Stephen Davidovich, Clifton NJ. Emmett Rowles, class of 1920.

Florence E. Allen United States Circuit Court of Appeals Ohio Lambda Phi Beta Kappa Athens Country Club Ohio University Allen Josephine Pamela McVay Athens William Nelson Brown Portamouth Sadie Shulman Ellenville Jacob Benjamin Burke Chelsea Mass Diora Elizabeth Hyre Dorothea Virginia Shannon Lancaster Evelyn Fern F ®Ichinger Circleville Stephen Davidovich Clifton N. J Emmett Rowles

Cars Smash At Amesville

An old roadster and a new sedan collided on Route 50 North one mile east of Amesville Saturday night. Two Ohio University students Rubin Katz and Irving Shulman sustained minor bruises while Harley Johnson escaped unhurt and Melvin Bell suffered leg cuts. Katz car suffered extensive front-end damage valued at 75.

Amesville Ohio University Rubin Katz New York City Irving Shulman Athens Harley Johnson Sharpsburg R. D Melvin Bell Lathrop Katz W. R. McDade

Officer Seizes Ten Gallons of Corn Whiskey

Athens State Highway Patrolman Floyd Bollin arrested an unidentified man at New Lexington after finding ten gallons of corn whiskey in the rear of a small coupe. Ten gallons were destroyed and about twelve gallons discovered. The man, unnamed, will face possible charges of driving while intoxicated and transporting intoxicating beverages after his hearing.

Athens Floyd Bollin New Lexington Perry County James Adrian Boltia Bollia

Knights Templar Plan Inspection Wednesday

Athens Commandery Knights Templar will hold a special conclave Wednesday night for the annual inspection. Dinner is served at 6 followed by a full opening and conferment of the Order of the Temple.

Athens Knights Templar Order of the Temple

Former Mint Director Raymond Baker Dies in Washington

Raymond T. Baker, former director of the Mint, died Sunday at his Washington home. A Nevada native, he served at the Mint from 1917 to 19.

Washington.p Raymond T. Baker The Mint Baker Nevada

Legion Sons Drill With Musical Corps In May Installation

Sixteen members of the Sons of the American Legion practice weekly under Ray mond Connett to join the Legion Drum and Bugle Corps. John W. Dowler urges junior members to attend the next meeting. May 12 at Athens High School Auditorium will host the formal installation led by William Ronald with Murray City Junior Drum and Bugle Corps providing music. A group photo will be taken after a parade from the Legion home to the high school.

Sons of the American Legion Raymond Connett The Legion Drum and Bugle Corps John W. Dowler Athens High School William Ronald American Legion Murray City Legion

Truck Upends on Route 30 Involving Two Hillsboro Teens

A three ton peat moss truck driven by John England 20 and with Richard Highland 19 from Hillsboro turned over at the junction of Routes 30 North and 377 near Sharpsburg. The vehicle slid on its side, causing $25 in damage but leaving both occupants uninjured according to State Highway Patrolman W R McDade.

John England Hillsboro Sharpsburg England Richard Highland Athens W. R. McDade

Must Forget Self-Downs Sermon Highlights Christian Humility

Rev. R. J. Downs preached at First Christian Church in Athens urging Christians to forget self and humbly live true religion now. He said genuine faith radiates joy health and contagious virtue, proving itself through daily conduct and bearing the cross at personal cost.

R. J. Downs Athens Reverend Downs Christ

Court News Some petitions in common pleas court filed for debts

M T Ellis filed a petition in common pleas court seeking a judgment for $651 plus interest from Jan 1 1934 against Ted Parker for furniture payment. The Court of Appeals sustained Mary Hunters motion to dismiss the petition in error of the Hocking Valley aging Comper.

M. T. Ellis Ted Parker Court of Appeals Mary Hunter Hocking Valley

Three Types Who Ignore God Named by Gallipolis Pastor

The Rev. Dr. L. W. Gishler of Gallipolis preached at Athens Presbyterian Church on The Voice of Con science. He named three types who ignore God: the intellectuallist the self-satisfied individual and the escapist who flees from God. Delta Tau Delta at Ohio University attended the service.

Gallipolis L. W. Gishler Presbyterian Church of Athens Presbyterian Church Voice of Gishler Ohio University Delta Tau Delta Gishter Obio State

President Sees Work Relief and Security Plans in Action

The president praised work relief and social security as essential to future unemployment policy. He urged vigilance against evils in relief programs, praised banking and utilities legislation, and called for transportation regulation while noting imperfections in any big program and rising national optimism.

Congress

White House denies Roosevelt son as secretary pick

The White House issued a formal denial on Sunday of reports that James Roosevelt, the President's eldest son in the insurance business, would become one of President Roosevelt's secretaries.

Washington White House James Roosevelt Roosevelt James

Victim Found In Abandoned Quarry Near Berea

The body of James A. Lewis, 59, of Strongville, was found by Berea firemen Sunday in an abandoned quarry. He had been missing since Saturday. No marks of violence were found on his body, Fire Chief John C. Nevel said.

Cleveland James A. Lewis Strongville Berea John C. Nevel

Stricken at Church Cincinnati Man Dies in Vestibule

E. A. Corco, a member of a prominent Cincinnati family, collapsed and died Sunday in the vestibule of St. James Church in Wyoming after attending services.

Cincinnati E. A. Corcoran St. James Church Wyoming

New Car Sales Hit 114 in Athens County in April

The Athens County clerk of courts reports 114 new automobiles sold so far in April, aiming to beat previous records, with 108 cars sold in March. This indicates a strong month for auto sales in the region.

Athens County

Second all day Parent Education Institute meeting in Athens

The second all day meeting of the Parent Education Institute of Southeastern Ohio will be held Tuesday at 10 p m in Room 101 of the Agricultural Building, Ohio University. County supervisors, superintendents, PTA representatives, and child study clubs are invited. Mrs Nan S Miller will preside and recreation will be discussed.

Parent Education Institute of Southeastern Ohio Agricultural Building Ohio University PTA Nan S Miller Mary Mulligan Athens County

Schools and Scouts Aid in County Library Book Drive

Miss Kate Hall librarian announces Give A Book Week in Athens County May 14 with school children collecting books at their schools Wednesday to Friday and a city-wide Scout collection Saturday. Residents are asked to place donated volumes on front porches Saturday afternoon.

Athens County Kate Hall Athens Boy Scouts Miss Hall FERA Child Health and Protection Committee Misa Hall

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