Senate committee adds 160 000 to OU funds for building
Ohio University would gain 160000 more for its building program raising total to 480000 under the amended biennial appropriation bill. The Senate Finance Committee shifted funds from the state item to universities, with Ohio State 540000, Miami and OU 160000 each, Kent 100000 and Bowling Green 60000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messenger
Athens
Ohio
Senate Committee
Ohio University
Senate Finance Committee
Senate
President St
ROTC
Cutler Hall
Ewing Hall
Death of Colleen DePew at age six in Ohio hospital
Colleen Katherine DePew, six, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. R. S. DePew of 297 West Union Street, died early this morning at Sheltering Arms Hospital after a illness of less than a week. She is survived by three brothers Webster Weldon and Garold. two sisters Jeanette and Evelyn. paternal grandfather J. T. DePew. maternal grandparents Dock Cockrell. Funeral is Thursday at two o'clock at the residence with Rev. E. C. Kenney officiating. friends may call after Wednesday noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coleen Katherine DePew
R. S. DePew
W. Union St
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Webster and Weldon
Dayton
Garold
Jeanette
Evelyn
J. T. DePew
Dock Cockrell
Chillicothe
E. C. Kenney
Car Driver Fined for Leaving Scene of Accident
Dana Knox of McConnelsville was fined 50 and costs after arraignment before Mayor Cliff Cornell on charges of leaving the scene of an accident. Police said Knox’s car struck a plate glass window at a Court St shop when turning from an alley, ownership traced by recalled license plates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dana Knox
McConnelsville
Cliff Cornell
Knox
Court St
Aleway
Athens County Mayors to Join Fight against Pinball Violence
Mayors from Athens County cities and villages along with Sheriff Charles Bayless and Prosecuting Attorney Harry Mettler will meet Thursday at 3 PM in the First Methodist Church. The gathering with the Athens County Ministerial Association aims to coordinate action to outlaw pinball machines punchboards slot machines numbers and similar amusements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens County
First Methodist Church
Athens County Ministerial Association
Charles Bayless
Harry Mettler
Cliff Cornell
Athens
William Hines
Chauncey
Cornell
Display Shows Steps in News Printing Promotion
A court street window displays the printing process for The Messenger to promote the Bowery Ball at Ohio University Men’s Gymnasium on Saturday night May 3 from 8 to 12. It features an AP teletype story, a front page mockup, a type casting machine photo, stereotype steps, and early papers like Boston News Letter and New York Sun. Clarence Olden will lead the orchestra, with each advance ticket including a 1/6 inch square type piece bearing the Lord’s Prayer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messenger
Court St
Logan’s
Bowery
Sigma Delta Chi
Ohio University
Associated Press
Boston News Letter
Pennsylvania Packet
Daily Advertiser
New York Sun
Clarence Olden
Army draft examination proceeds at Athens Armory
A corps of 11 doctors plus clerks and Ohio University ROTC members examined 141 Athens County registrants at the Athens Armory. The process included dental, blood, vision, hearing, and weight tests, with final checks by Board 1 officials and Drs Welch and Danford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Selective Service
Athens County
Athens Armory
Ohio University Rotc
W. H. Hyde
Nelsonville
J. R. Sprague
Athens
Armory
J. L. Howe
C. R. Hoskins
Belle Lancaster
Gretchen Shepard
Henry Wheatley Link
Blaine R. Goldsberry
J. L. Webb
C. E. Welch
Byron Danford
State To Aid Valley Miners
Welfare Director Charles L. Sherwood pledged immediate relief for destitute miners in Athens Hocking and Perry Counties during a Columbus meeting with union leaders legislators and relief officials. Thomas Price of Midvale Ohio vice president of the United Mine Workers said 4000 Hocking Valley miners were idle since April 1 and would need time after digging resumes before paychecks arrive to buy food.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Charles L. Sherwood
Athens
Hocking
Perry
Thomas Price
Midvale
Ohio
United Mine Workers
Hocking Valley
National Director To Be at Jaycee Meeting
Lee Augustine national director of the United States Junior Chamber of Commerce will attend the Athens Junior Chamber meeting at 8 o clock. George Cammarn president of Ohio State Junior Chamber of Commerce may also attend. Athens chapter plans to travel to Ironton Wednesday for the charter presentation ceremony. A chartered bus will depart from E State Street club rooms at 5 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Augustine
United States Junior Chamber of Commerce
Athens
Hospital admits multiple patients to Sheltering Arms
At Sheltering Arms Henry Ivory of Richland Avenue was admitted Sunday night and had a minor operation Monday. Emma Woodgerd of Albany and John Bradshaw of Waterloo were admitted yesterday for medical treatment and an emergency appendectomy respectively. John S. Douglas of Albany Route 2 and Lynna Atkinson of Athens Route 2 were admitted yesterday for medical treatment. Geraldine Ridenour of Central Avenue had a major operation this morning. Ruth Giesen of Congress Street 26% was admitted this morning. Grace Lee of Congress Street 46 was admitted Sunday and had a major operation yesterday.
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Henry Ivory
Richland Ave
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Emma Woodgerd
Albany
John Bradshaw
Waterloo
John S. Douglas
Lynna Atkinson
Athens
Geraldine Ridenour
Central Ave
Ruth Giesen
Congress
Grace Lee
Congress St
Intoxication fines set in Coolville arrests
John Walden of Coolville received a $50 fine and costs after arraignment before Mayor Cliff Cornell on intoxication charges. He was jailed for nonpayment. Officer Carmen Church arrested him on W Union St Saturday. Ted Dickens of Millfield faced intoxication charges, was fined $10 and costs after Tuesday arraignment, having prior $5 fine the day before.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Walden
Coolville
Cliff Cornell
Carmen Church
W. Union St
Cornell
Walden
Ted Dickens
Millfield
Charles Bayless
Driver Fined After Route 78 Accident
Samuel McClellan, 18, Ath ens, arrested on Route 78 near Glouster after his car sideswiped Fred Carrigan of Glouster and struck Helen Randolph’s parked vehicle. He was charged with unsafe operation and fined $10 plus costs by Mayor Cliff Cornell. Damages were estimated at $150 to McClellan’s car, $40 to Randolph’s, and $10 to Carrigan’s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel McClellan
Athens
Glouster
Fred Carrigan
Helen Randolph
McClellan
Cliff Cornell
State Highway Patrol
Randolph
Carrigan
Goldsword dies in Cleveland founder of Globe Paper Co
Edward C. Goldsword 74 founder of Globe Paper Co and a familiar figure in paper trade circles died last night in Cleveland. He helped organize key industry associations and led company growth for decades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Edward C. Goldsword
The
Globe Paper Co
Cosmetic Products Made by Students at Athens High
Athens High School chemistry pupils turned theory into practice by producing drug and cosmetic items on display. Instructor Mr. Robert Essex oversaw projects including silver polish three cents, hair lotion, tooth powder four cents, eye wash, cold cream, nail polish, water softener, fly spray, poison ivy cure, rubber cement, athletic liniment, iodine fifteen cents, sun tan lotion twelve cents per half pint, brushless shaving cream nine cents per half pound, and window cleaner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens High School
Robert Essex
Dix Schenz
John Farley
Dick Hoisington
Bernard Tom
Gene Kissner
Martha Cottingham
Martha Dowler
Bill White
Max Baughman
Bill French
Danny Dew
Harry Peckham
Howard Bobo
Henry Miller
Bill Pendry
Frank Baker
Athens Scouts Run Good Turn Clothes Drive
The Salvation Army and Boy Scouts stage a 1500‑family clothing drive in Athens and nearby areas. Scout teams collect discarded clothes and shoes Wednesday afternoon and again Friday for porch pickup, using five‑person squads and merchant‑donated trucks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salvation Army
Athens
J. R. Stratton
Hock-Hocking
W. W. Hinshaw
Stratton
Merchants To Meet In Athens Luncheon Session
Athens Retail Merchants Association holds a Thursday noon luncheon at Hotel Berry announced by James P. Cumley, the association president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens Retail Merchants Association
Hotel Berry
James P. Cumley
Marble Tournament Planned at Kilvert
Kilvert hosts a marble tournament for boys and girls age 15 and under on Friday May 3 at the Kilvert playground. Winners advance to Chauncey for the county tournament on May 4. Register with Lenore Tabler WPA recreation leader by Thursday. Competition begins about 3 p.m.
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Kilvert
Chauncey
Lenore Tabler
WPA
Electric Service To Be Suspended Wednesday
Electric service will be suspended in Albany Carpenter Union New Marshfield Mineral and vicinity for about one hour beginning at noon Wednesday April 30 to make repairs at the Albany sub station announced today by H C Bobo division manager of the Columbus and Southern Ohio Electric Co
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Albany
Carpenter, Union
New Marshfield, Mineral
Vicinity
H. C. Bobo
Columbus and Southern Ohio Electric Co
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Mickey Rooney
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Roland Young
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Summers & Son
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Story & Clark
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Cline
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