Miners Move to Resume Work Amid Hocking Valley Talks
Three Hocking Valley mines are marked up for work tomorrow with a planned resumption by Friday or next Monday. Chauncey Starr Jackson, Roseville York Coal Co, and Mine No. 6 at Millfield are among those expected to reopen. Welfare Director Sherwood said relief will be provided to destitute miners but no emergency fund exists this year. Local delegates and state officials attended a wage conference in Columbus.
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Jay
Hocking ‘Valley Y
Doebel
Hocking
Chauncey
Starr Jackson
Coo
Foster Day
Nelsonville
Columbus
Charles L. Sherwood
Hocking Valley
Welfare Department
Sherwood
Dale Ziggaroos
Athens County
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Department i
Ziggatoos
H. T. Rainey
LeFever
John Paskell
Perry County
W. E. Brehm
Hocking County
Lime Delivery Halted in Three Townships
AAA program paused deliveries in Alexander Lodi and Lee Townships with contractors handling other areas. R E Wilson of Lodi was released after failing to meet Athens County orders. new bids will be sought and deliveries expected to resume soon. Farmers with current orders urged to accept alternate delivery if possible. The rest of the quarrymen plan to maintain orders with a 15 day grace period to May 15. In Athens County a state patrolman Doebel, married to Eunice Hanson, is transferred to Georgetown as acting corporal after a long service in Athens. Hazel Parks dies at Norwood age 40. funeral in Norwood after a career in Columbus and Cincinnati health and social work.
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Amiens
Alexander
Lodi
Lee
Frank. Pugh
AAA
R. E. Wilson
Lodi Township
Meigs
Athens
Pugh
Inter
Robert, Doebel
Georgetown
Doehel
Fairgrounds
Columbus
Doebel
Dochel
St Sion
Vernon A. O'Dell
O'Dell
Erly
Akron
Mary Elizabeth Lasher Named 1941 42 Editor of Ohio University Post
Mary Elizabeth Lasher, a junior from Athens, was chosen by the Campus Affairs Committee as the 1941 42 editor of The Ohio University Post, becoming the paper’s first woman editor. The selection highlights her active campus involvement including Mortar Board and Phi Sigma Pi, with ties to Phi Kappa Tau Alpha honorary journalism society.
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Mary Elizabeth Lasher
Athens
Ohio University
Ohio University Post
Jourar
Pinisy
Mortar Boar
Seta
PHI” Sorority
Sero Womente Kononeaser
Kappa Tau Alpha
Kappa Tau al
Clements Iron Tonic Promises Quick Health Boost
An advertisement urges readers to tell friends about remedies and to try Clements Iron Tonic after a single dose. It claims benefits from iron rich ingredients and body building content, touts a two week treatment for a small price, and directs purchase at Athens Pharmacy with a receipt for “Moral Dinnerware” and an inquiry option about the plan.
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Clements
Contract on 33 Is Given
W. F. McCarren of Walhound ing was awarded the contract today for Route 33 improvement at the north entrance to Athens. He submitted the low bid of 442244 dollars for 2.7 miles designed to eliminate several curves, against an estimated cost of 501000 dollars by the State Highway Department at Columbus.
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W. F. McCarren
Walhounding
Athens
State Highway Department
Columbus
McCarren
Sixth Grade Plants Twelve Trees At University Elementary
The sixth grade at University Elementary School planted twelve trees near the playgrounds over the last two weeks. The mix includes six native white pines, three elms, one dogwood, one hickory, and one redbud. Miss Esther Dunham supervised with two student teachers Max Zimmerman and Don Shively assisting.
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University Elementary School
Esther Dunham
Max Zimmermann
Don Shively
Mrs Stright Dies Tuesday In New Marshfield
Mrs Jessie McVay Stright wife of Hiram B Stright died Tuesday morning at 11 30 in New Marshfield after a week long illness She had lived in New Marshfield since childhood and was a 60 year member of the Methodist Church Funeral services will be Friday at two in the New Marshfield Methodist Church conducted by Rev J H Baughn burial in New Marshfield Cemetery She leaves a daughter Marie Stright Sooper Port Clinton a son Harold Stright New Marshfield six grandchildren and a great grandchild a brother F H McVay Lingle Wyo The Ohio Odd Fellows grand master will be guest speaker at the meeting in Athens Vinton counties on a future date.
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Hiram B. Stright
Hoffman
Youngswwn
The
Ohio Odd
New Marshfield Laws
Athens-Vinton
New Marshfield
Oda
Felis “Atocaton
Fonville
Mrs. Stright
Alex
Hailander Township
Fisher Staalton
Stright
Methodist Church
Fone
Marie Stright Sooper
Port Clinton
Harold Stright
F. H. McVay
Lingle, Wye
New Marshfield Methodist Church
J. H. Baughn
New Marshfield Cemetery
Admits Forgery in Check Case Held for Grand Jury
Gien s Nickoson near Guysville pleaded guilty before Magistrate T. R. Bennett to forging a check. He is held to the grand jury under $500 bond. Deputies Evans and Day say he forged five checks totaling $41.75 at the Pomeroy National Bank using the name J. R. Fish, also from near Guysville.
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Gien
Nickoson
Guysville
T. R. Bennett
Nick
Oson
Charles Evans
B.C. Day
Pomeroy National Bank
J. R. Fish
Glouster Man Sues Over Vehicle Account in Court
Glouster resident files suit in Athens County Common Pleas against Charles Wallace of Glouster. The action seeks $20249 plus interest on 161.31 from June 17, 1937, to date and interest on 4138 from Jan 15, 1936, to date.
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Fred R. Beasley
Murphy Motor Co
Athens County
Wife Sues for Divorce on Cruelty in Athens County
Ruth Jackson files for divorce from Paul Jackson claiming extreme cruelty and gross neglect after their 1935 marriage in Pt. Pleasant. They are parents to three daughters aged 4, 3, and 1, with custody and alimony sought. Also notes a Glouster relief meeting led by Vice President Charles Brooks at city mayor’s office Thursday at 6.30.
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Athens “County
Ruth Jackson
Paul Jackson
Pleasant
Glouster Av
WPA
Glouster
Ovlock
Charles ‘Brooks
Flying Cadet Board Tests Applicants in Athens
The Army Air Corps will send a Flying Cadet Examining Board to Athens May 5 to 9 led by Major James L Zimmerman. Interviews and physicals for the Flying Cadet course will occur, with trainees earning $5 monthly plus board and clothing during seven and a half months of training. After completion, cadets are commissioned and begin a three year active duty tour, then pursue civilian life or further service.
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Army Air Corps
Athens
James L. Zimmerman
Steve Mavis
Air Corps
West Point of the Air
Air Corps Reserve
Lasher
Robert Alary
Wertman
Cleveland
Wiliam Mechem
Nelsonville
Unior
Sigma Piper
Fant
David Carr
Mechem
School of Journal-the Air Core
Richard Foster
Bowling Green
William Service
Rose
Foster
Delta
Tau Delta
James Claymore
William Hal
Woman arraigned on fighting charge in Nelsonville
The article reports on a woman arraigned before Mayor Clift Cornell Tuesday for fighting. Police Officer Charles McBride arrested her Tuesday morning. In separate cases, William Jaynes and Rubin Tucker, both of Athens Route 3, were fined $10 and costs for intoxication, with Tucker also jailed for nonpayment totaling $104.10.
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Clift Cornell
Charles McBride
William Jaynes
Athens
Rubin Tucker
E. Union St
Howard Mills
Cornell
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