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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 02, 1935

Page

5

Three Weeks Teachers Training Institute in Seed

Fifty representatives from almost all counties in Athens plan to attend a three week teachers training institute in adult education at Ohio University. The program, under the Ohio rural education administration, covers speaking, sociology, music, dramatics, and economics with credit for three hours. Participants will stay on campus and pay a registration fee.

Athens Messenger Athens Sinneibhese Sanssieeenttnaeitaitiidiee Ceria Eee Baia Ohio University Ohio Emerit Critic Tee Atae College Graduior Cefetive University Fell

Unclear fragmentary text about travel youths and locations

Fragmentary OCR text mentions youths, travels in Kentucky and near Lexington, references to Cincinnati and inland areas, and vague tour mentions with unrelated terms and garbled names.

Three-County 4 H Camp Set To Open In August

The eleventh annual Three County 4 H Camp will run August 12 to 17 on Little Raccoon Creek in Jackson County. Athens Gallia and Vinton County 4 H members and leaders attend with about 200 campers expected. cost is 4 dollars plus cents. Normal daily schedule includes meals, swimming, health periods, vesper services, campfire, and bedtime with Norman Dillinger as director and L L Hoover guiding hikes and activities. Visitors limited to Friday and enrollment closes August 3.

Athens Cailia Vinton Little Raccoon Creek Jackson County Normen A. Dillinger L. L. Hoover Coolville Margaret Jones Gallia County Athens County

Athens Firemen Not Called Out in July Report

Fire Chief E R Laughlin reported that Athens firefighters were not summoned during July. The last incident was June 30 when a gas range connection failed at Dr S E G Pedigo's home at 26 Elmwood Place, with no city fires reported since May 30.

Athens E. R Laughlin S. E G. Pedigo Elmwood Place

Four Athens Men Fined on Intoxication Charges

Four Athens men pleaded guilty before Mayor Len B. McCune to intoxication charges. Lester Mansfield and Harve McDonald were fined $10 and costs. Homer Secoy and Earl Carsey were fined $5 and costs. Mansfield failed to pay and was lodged in the county jail.

Athens Len B. McCune Lester Mansfield Harve McDonald Homer Secoy Earl Carsey Mansfield

Pidcock Family Genealogy and Bible Primer Records

The fragment describes a century old Pidcock family booklet set by Hal and Genea with a Bible laden primer, religious questions, and a genealogical timeline from 1724 to 1933. It notes birth, marriage, and death details of Godfrey Melick’s line and ends with the current fifth generation.

Goliath Catherine Pidcock Pidcock Godfry Melick Germany America

Foster B Cornwell Takes Oath as Ohio Bar Member

Foster B. Cornwell son of Mr and Mrs Fred Cornwell of 3 Palmer Street traveled to Columbus to take his oath as a member of the Ohio State Bar after passing the June bar examination. He earned a BA from Ohio University in 1932 and a LLB from Ohio State University in 1935. He joined Phi Delta Pi at Ohio State.

Foster B. Cornwell Fred Cornwell Palmer Street Columbus Ohio State Bar Cornwell Ohio University Ohio State University Ohio State Phi Delta Pi

Large Ohio Eagles delegation to attend state and grand conventions

Athens Aerie No. 529 plans one of its largest delegations to the thirtieth annual Ohio State Aerie convention in Dayton, aligned with the Grand Aerie meeting. Virgil Davis highlights a home-coming program, reunion for founders, and a campaign honoring Col. Joseph H. Dowling as part of a statewide effort led by William P. Wetherald. Ohio aims to keep its lead in Eagles membership while Pennsylvania pursues parity. A rat reportedly ran 5447 miles in a wheel over three years.

Athens Aerie Order of Eagles Ohio State Aerie Dayton Virgil Davis Aerie Ohio State Aerie,” Davis Said. ‘the State Aerie Joseph H. Dowling Grand Aerie Eagles of Pennsylvania Ohio

Picnic Draws 600 Members of 4-H Clubs

More than 600 Athens County 4-H members with leaders and parents gathered in Athens for the annual 4-H Club Picnic and play day. The program opened at 10 o'clock at the Majestic Theater with remarks from T. W. Craig of the Chamber of Commerce and S. C. Hartman, extention agent, thanking sponsors. The event featured a film, music by Joy Cutler, a noon picnic at the fairgrounds, and an afternoon of recreation and tours including Crystal Pool and local plant visits.

Athens County Athens Majestic Theater T. W. Craig Athens Chamber of Commerce S.C. Hartman Chamber of Commerce Shade Agnes Terrell Hocking Valley Selby Glazier Amesville Villa Tippie Mechanicsburg Clarence Friess Lodi Happy Hustlers E. M. Mungrave Albany Vocational Agriculturist Robert Bobo Crystal Pool F. J. Beasley Company Athens Messenger

Ohio University holds first commencement under Dr James

James addresses graduates as diplomas are conferred at Memorial Auditorium in a ceremony led by Dean Thomas C. McCracken and Dean Edwin Watts Chubb. About 1,000 relatives attend as four year graduates receive diplomas, with Merrill Davis singing and the University Orchestra performing.

James Thomas C. McCracken College of Education Edwin Watts Chubb College of Liberal Arts Memorial Auditorium Ohio University Doctor James Thomas N. Hoover H. T. Houf Merrill Davis Oak Hill Mendelssohn Lord God of Abraham DeForest W. Ingerham

Cooler Weather Arrives After Sultry Athens District Weekend

Weather Bureau reports cooler air coming by Saturday after a stretch of 92 degree heat in Athens and vicinity. An early morning lightning storm damaged a barn at Charles Green farm near Amesville and killed a horse. sparrows perished in The Plains from a maple tree strike. a wind gust uprooted a tree, interrupting power for 22 minutes near Lubrig.

Athens Columbus Plains States Lake Charles Green Amesville Plains Grace Savage Southern Ohio Electric Company Lubrig

Insurance Costs Vary by Policy Details Under Ohio Law

Athens insurers explain that motorist insurance costs depend on issuing district, car type and policy provisions. Figures cited place personal injury and death coverage between 15 and 21 dollars, but property damage protection may not be included. The article notes U S murders outnumber Britain's by twentyfold annually.

Ohio Athens the Messenger H. T. Phillips

Ohio University Students Design Festival Program Covers

Art students in the Ohio University art department draft cover designs during summer session for the Ohio River Festival programs at Ravenswood West Virginia on September 1 and 2. The entries feature varied colors and styles from modern to classical, and will be submitted to the festival program committee promptly. It was noted that city women marry later than rural women.

Ohio University Ravenswood W. Va

Poston Accepts Business Law Post at Charleston College

Glen H. Poston, son of Albert G. Poston of near Athens, left Friday to teach business law and accounting at Cap ital City Commercial College in Charleston W Va He had spent the past year in the Charleston City High School commercial department Thomas Dalton pleads not guilty to assault and battery charge filed by his wife Mary Dalton He is held to the grand jury under a 190 bond.

Glen H. Poston Albert G. Poston Athens Capital City Commercial College Charleston W. Va Poston Charleston City High School Thomas Dalton Richland Avenue Mary Dalton T. R. Bennett

Amesville Carnival Set at Amesville High School

Community members will sponsor a carnival at the high school on Wednesday night August 7 with a preceding softball game. The Athens CCC Camp team may play an Amesville team, refreshments available, and various entertainments planned. The Rardin family holds its eighth annual reunion Sunday August 4 at the Athens County Fairgrounds.

Amesville Amesville High School Athens CCC Rardin Athens County Fairerounds

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