Commencement to Close Jacksonville Bible Class
The Daily Vacation Bible School in Jacksonville holds its final worship program at 7 PM in the M. E. Church. Students lead worship, discuss home and school work, perform a Psalm dramatization, and receive diplomas. About 35 children enrolled. junior group by Miss Martha King and primary by Miss Kathryn Warehime. A note adds a law remark about coasting in neutral in 17 states.
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Vaation Bible School
Jacksonville
M. E
Martha King
Crooksville
Kathryn Warehime
Deanville
Jenkins Denounces Opponent in Athens County Ad
A. Jenk ins charges rival engages in mudslinging and last minute circulars. He accuses the opponent of traitorous ties, double dealing, and pole cat tactics while recalling legislative betrayal in Vinton County. Democrats reject him, Republicans avoid him, voters are urged to consider the conduct.
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Vinton County
Hb County
Myrd
A. Jenkins
Denial Made By Powers Of The Plains In Pensioner Vote Case
David Powers also known as Rags Terrell of The Plains pleads not guilty to an alleged attempt to intimidate an old age pensioner into voting for Governor Davey. He is released on $200 bond. The pensioner Lavina McKee of Sand Ridge filed the charge, witnessed by Rolland Ruth and John Wyckoff. Deputy Sheriff B C Day arrested Powers who denies all charges and asks Athens County voters to see his version.
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Davey
David Powers
Rags” Terrell
the Plains
Justice of the Peace
T. R. Bennett
Powers
Athens County
Athens
B. C. Day
Ruth
John Wyckoff
UMWA
CIO
Rose
Sand Ridge
Athens Messenger
Baron and Baroness von Schroeder Visit Athens
Baron and Baroness von Schroeder of Mexico City stopped at the Berry Hotel in Athens during a motor trip from New York City. They praised the city, described a rain and blackout, and noted they are sightseeing with two servants and later plan to Denver then Mexico City. The Baron, a German-born resident of Bad Nauheim, said he has no business and is not an oil man.
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Denver
Colo
Baroness Albrecht von Schroeder
Mexico City
Mexico
Berry Hotel
Athens
New York City
Baron von Schroeder
Baron
Baroness von Schroeder
New York
Europe
Bad Nauheim
Germany
Hemlock Grove Church to Host Two-Week Meetings
Rev. Frank F. Roberts of Columbus opens a two week series at Hemlock Grove Church of Christ beginning Monday Aug 8, announced by Rev. Miles E. Hoon.
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Frank F. Roberts
Columbus
Hemlock Grove
Resume Job In Richland Lays Water Line Along Richland Ave
The WPA financed project to extend water service along Richland Avenue will resume next Monday under Athens service director Bart Davidson. Sixty WPA workers will continue the line to the Y and toward the Ator store, bringing city water to properties currently served by wells. The city sponsored the effort, funded by Richland Avenue residents, after a prior halt due to a technicality.
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WPA
Water Line Project
Richland Ave
Bart Davidson
Athens
Davidson
Ator
Athens City Water
First Degree Charge Filed Against Three For Murder
Three New Lexington men, held in Athens County Jail, were charged with first degree murder in the sun rise filling station killing of John O'Brien on July 27. All pleaded not guilty and are held without bond. next grand jury term in October.
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T. R. Bennett
New Lexington
Athens County
John O'Brien
Rolland Ruth
Harold J. Rose
Common Pleas
O. F. Rowland
Carl Helwig
O’brien
Gilbert Helwig
John Faught
Preaching at Airline Church on The Pre-eminence of Christ
Rev Miles E Hoon will deliver the sermon at Airline Church of Christ this Sunday at 7 30 PM The Bible School gathers at 9 30 AM on the same day in the church program notes.
Joyous Salvation Army Picnic At Athens County Fair
Franklin K. Lauden reports a 500 person Salvation Army picnic at Athens County Fair grounds with food served from a packed pavilion. Volunteers including Mayor Cliff Cornell and Gordon K. Bush served beans and potato salad while kids enjoyed ice cream and pop. Contests directed by Ohio University students added prizes as Хорошо attendees registered at the Salvation Army office.
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Franklin K. Lauden
Athens County Fairgrounds
Salvation Army Advisory Board
Advisory Board
A. E. Whaley
John Woolley
Joan
Salvation Army
Charles Cornwell
W. A. Matheny
Cliff Cornell
Gordon K. Bush
H. L. Steenrod
Charles Carter
Sells
Junior Bartlett
Jack Black
Gerald Wiseman
Gerald Rider
Harold McDonald
James Daft
William Russell
Mary Steinmetz
Nellie Wallace
Martha Gilbert
Charles Abraham
Helena Gaston
George Wallace
Emmett Glass
Effie Boyer
William Pierre
Thelma Coffey
Suzina Boyer
David Skiver
Harold Luman
Lewis Sabo
George Spronz
Ohio University
William Herbert
Plan Two Services at Good Shepherd Church
Two Holy Communion services are planned at the Episcopal Church of the Good Shepherd on Sunday. The second service will feature a sermon by Rev. Robert G. Purrington, rector. Plans also call for a Wayside Cathedral visit to Athens on the 13th and 14th, with an evening meeting and moving pictures shown. Services will be held at McArthur and Nelsonville, with the Nelsonville service outdoors as a union event with Presbyterians.
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Episcopal Church of the Good Shepherd
Robert G. Purrington
Athens
McArthur
Nelsonville
Beasley reported seriously ill after heart attack
D M Beasley, 84, of 2 S McKinley Ave, was reported seriously ill today after suffering a heart attack Wednesday morning at his home. Brother of the late Frank Beasley and uncle of Carl H and Fred R Beasley, he is unconscious and has long suffered a heart ailment, per his physician.
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D. M. Beasley
S. McKinley Ave
Frank Beasley
Carl H
Fred R. Beasley
Beasley
Mr. Beasley
4-H Club Picnic Guides Trail Hike in New Marshfield
The 4-H Sewing and Nutrition Clubs of New Marshfield held a Thursday evening Trail Picnic led by advisor Mrs Paul Dixon with 15 girls joining the hike.
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New Marshfield
Paul Dixon
Paydays for State Highway Relief Announced
Nelsonville staff announce pay for state highway relief workers to be issued Friday afternoon and evening in Nelsonville and Saturday morning in Glouster from 8 a.m. to noon. The pay covers July 10 to July 25 for quarry and Route 329 and Route 216 laborers. Each man must sign for his own check. If checks are missing by Saturday, a revised schedule will be issued Monday.
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Nelsonville
Glouster
Stanley E. Curtis
State Auditor's Office
Sailors Die in Boiler Explosion Aboard Italian Cruiser
Rome reports 14 sailors killed and 20 injured in a boiler explosion on the Italian cruiser Quarto dated August 1. The incident occurred as the ship operated in Italian waters with official confirmation of casualties and injuries.
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Rome
U.P
Quarto
Youngstown District Steel Plants Hit 40 Percent Capacity
Youngstown district steel operations this week continued their upward trend crossing the 40 percent capacity mark, signaling improving activity as mills ramp up production after earlier slowdowns.
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Youngstown
Rail Timetable And Air Service At Athens Airport
The schedule lists B&O and New York Central trains with daily and exception service times. It also notes Athens Municipal Airport air taxi service from sunrise to sunset and through airline ticket connections with T W A and A A Airlines at nearest main airports. Westbound and eastbound departures are shown with multiple daily times.
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Baltimore & Ohio
Diplomat
National Limited
Chesapeake & Onio
NEW York Central South
NEW York Central No
Athens Municipal Airport
A. A. Airlines
Athens West
East
North
Mrs. Mary A Barker Dies at Home in Guysville
Mrs Mary A Barker age B and A died at her home in Guysville Thursday. She is survived by six children including Mrs Joe Ashcraft and Mrs Dessie Bean of Guysville. Her husband the late David Barker and four children preceded her in death. Funeral services will be held at the home Sunday morning at 9 30 o clock with burial in IOOF Cemetery Shinnston WV at 2 30 p m.
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Mary A. Barker
Guysville
Joe Ashcraft
Dessie Bean
David Barker
IOOF
Shinnston
W. Va
Ex Sheriff Slain in Fight Over Kentucky Election
Former Kentucky Sheriff Lee Combs, 36, was killed in a shooting on the steps of the county courthouse amid a tense Democratic primary fight between supporters of U S Senator Alben Barkley and Governor A B Chandler. Several others were wounded, including Combs' brother Lewis, Chandler's campaign manager, and Sheriff Walter Deaton. Barkley campaign official William Combs was being sought as a suspect.
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Jackson
U.P
Lee Combs
Alben W. Barkley
Senate
A. B
Happy) Chandler
U. S
Kentucky
Combs
Lewis
Chandler
Breathitt County
Walter Deaton
Barkley
William Combs
Combs Brothers
Roosevelt
Hargh Bank
Los Angeles Quake Causes No Serious Damage
An earthquake in south Los Angeles Thursday night caused houses to sway on their foundations but police reported no serious damage.
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Los Angeles
U.P
Water Streams From Tree Trunk On Grass Valley Ranch
Clear cold spring water wells from a tree trunk on a Grass Valley California ranch. Local observers say the unusual spring flows steadily, attracting curious visitors and ranch workers who sample the refreshing source.
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Grass Valley
California
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