Enrollment Surge Forecast by Dilley Cited
Dilley said this morning that the figure promises fall enrollment will exceed last year’s level, stating the outlook is stronger than before.
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Dilley
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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 1928
Page
3
Second Charge Filed Against Man Here
Emerson Burson of Mechanicsburg was arrested again on a second intoxication charge by Deputy Sheriff Wayne Wingett and Sheriff William Williams. He was jailed after arraignment in Justice Felix Riley's court and released to pay a $25 fine and costs, promising to settle promptly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerson Burson
Mechanicsburg
Wayne Wingett
William Williams
Burson
Court of Justice of the Peace
Felix Riley
Pocketbook Trick Persists With Roadside Setup
A boy along the road to Marietta places a pocketbook on a string. A passing motorist stops, a "sucker" appears, but the pocketbook vanishes into the bushes. Bartlett readers report several motorists were fooled Sunday by the same ruse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marietta
Bartlett
Funeral services set for Circle Hill man Charles Stewart
Charles Stewart aged 67 of Circle Hill died Monday at his home. Funeral services will be held Thursday at 1:30 PM at the residence of his son Willard. Burial will be at Greenlawn. His wife died in an automobile accident years ago. He leaves several children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Charles Stewart
Circle Hill
Willard
Greenlawn
Health board outlines Nelsonville sanitation plan
Nelsonville officials heard a health board proposal detailing sanitation and street cleaning goals. Recommendations include removing outside vaults where sewer service exists, forbidding down spout connections to sanitary sewers, and eliminating grease ball buildup in sewers. Authorities urged merchant cooperation to keep streets clean while weed nuisance efforts proceed. An ordinance on payroll division at light and water works was adopted, shifting staff funding to balance shortages, with the possibility to revert when funds improve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Dave Burnell
J. B. Preston
City Board of Health
Health Board
Burnell
Beard
City Light and Water Works
Sidney Cook
Miner Tony McCloy Injured at Manhattan Coal Mine
Tony McCloy 25 of Buchtel was severely hurt at mine 36 when his right foot was caught between two cars. the heel torn away from the bone. He was taken to his parents' home in Buchtel. Also noted are Mary McSherry's return from Columbus and Miss Margaret Johnson's arrival from Winnipeg to stay with her parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Tony McCloy
Buchtel
Manhatttan Coal Company
McCloy
Margaret, Johnson
Oberlin
Winnipeg
Canada
George E. Johnson
Ice Cream Sociable Slated at Hooper Ridge Church
An ice cream sociable is planned for next Saturday evening at the Hooper Ridge church. Proceeds support church activities and community fellowship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hooper Ridge Church
Miners Return to Modoc Mines From Glouster Run
Fifty four workers rode the labor train from Glouster to the Modoc mines this morning, six fewer than Monday’s count as sixty rode the train. Nearly four hundred men were reported at work Monday at mines Nos. 255 and 281, with more planning to join this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Modoc
Bailey Dies at 70 in Floodwood Home
Zadok Bailey aged 70 died at the home of his stepson Ernest Aleshire in Floodwood after failing health. Funeral services planned Wednesday at 10:30 in the Floodwood church with burial at Greenlawn. He is survived by several children. Raymond Roegge pled guilty to loitering and was fined ten dollars plus costs by Mayor L. J. Eberle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Zadok Bailey
Ernest Aleshire
Floodwood
Greenlawn
Raymond Roegge
L. J. Eberle
Charles A Swingle Dies In Hospital In Nelsonville
Charles A. Swingle age 68 died Monday in White Cross hospital Columbus after a surgical operation last Saturday. He had lived with his brother Ira Swingle in Nelsonville since illness began about a year ago. He formerly worked for Buckeye Pipe Line and lived in Murray City. He belonged to United Brethren church and fraternal orders including Masonic Lodge Grotto Knights of Pythias and Pythian Sisters. He leaves eight brothers and one sister. Burial in Greenlawn cemetery following funeral at Nelsonville M E church Wednesday at 1 30 p m officiated by Rev Berend Nihizer and Rev Ed Morrell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Charles A. Swingle
White Cross Hospital
Columbus
Ira Swingle
Buckeye Pipe Line Company
Murray City
Swingle
United Brethren Church
the Grotto
Knights of Pythias
Pythian Sisters
M. E. Church
Berend Nihizer
U. B
Ed L. Morrell
Greenlawn Cemetery
Willing Workers Sunday School Meeting Planned
A business meeting of the Willing Workers Sunday school class of the Christian church will be held at Mrs. Tish Dilcher's home 116 Monroe Street on Thursday evening. At the close, hostesses Mrs. Grey Mrs. Cuckler and Mrs. Dilcher will give the class a social hour surprise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willing Workers
The
Christian Church
Tish Dilcher
Monroe Street
Grey
Cuckler
Dilcher
Nine Arrests as Force Breaks Up Picketers in Fall River
Nine arrests were made in Fall River when police dispersed about 40 pickets at the American Printing Company's plant. Several hundred workers went on strike the previous day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fall River
Mass
American Printing Company
Ohio University approves 166 degree diploma applications
Administration reports 166 applications for degrees and diplomas for summer graduation, eight fewer than last year’s awards. Ten more 4 year degrees applied for, 2 year diploma totals down 17. Dean McCracken calls it progress. Names and addresses of Arts College degree applicants listed for summer term. Over 450 new fall applicants already received by registrar F B Dilley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio University
Sesson
F. B. Dilley
TY. C. McCracken
Sheme
College of Arts
FE. B.chubb
Ziella Marie Andrews
Trenton
Lucille Brooks
Youngstown
Raymond Lawrence Curtis
Summerfield
Robert Mark Estrich
Ro D
Eden
Helen Gertrude Hawkins
Lima
Herbert McConahay
Athens
Josephine Alice Marshall
Plymouth
N. C
Beatrice M. Mellisk
Lore City
Ruth Turnbull Millikan
Sierra Nevada Nease
Cleveland
James Moffett Norris
Woodsfield
Karl Jennings Powers
Blanchester
Chester Howe Sandera
Norwalk
Edward Schmidt
Zanesville
Florence Louise Sheetz
Attica
Ind
Robert Dean Wilson
West Carrollton
Carl Lewis Denison
Rutland
Mary Frances Goldsberry
Harley Emerson Barnhill
F. B
Feud Said to Spark Court Case Involving Hawk and Mehalik
A long running feud between families of Joe Hawk Amos Hawk and neighbor Elmer Laird is cited as the cause of a confrontation last Saturday evening with Joseph Mehalik. Mehalik says Hawk attacked him with intent to kill and took out a knife. All three men pleaded not guilty in Justice Porter’s court and were released on bonds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Hawk
Joseph Mehalik
Happy Hollow
Amos Hawk
Elmer Laird
Mehalik
Amos
Laird
Hawk
Justice of the Peace
Carl H. Porter
Funeral arrangements for Frank W. Tedrow
Funeral arrangements were being made for Frank W. Tedrow a 45 year old coal operator and real estate broker of Cooksville who died by suicide at his mine after his wife's death. He was found by miners after shooting himself twice Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Lixington
Frank W. Tedrow
Cooksville
Tedrow
Two Cars Collide Injuring Four in Steubenville
Edwin Barker remained in critical condition at Ohio Valley hospital after a collision between two autos in Steubenville. Three others were injured when one car jumped the curb, knocked Barker through a store window, and landed on him during the street crash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin Barker
Ohio Valley Hospital
Barker
Northern Ohio Roads Need Much Repair
State highway crews battle widespread road blow ups in northern Ohio. In Erie Lorain Cuyahoga and Ashland counties nearly 200 explosions damaged concrete and required costly repairs amid intense heat and expansion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Erie
Lorain
Cuyahoga
Ashland
Explosive Blast Destroys Eagle Boat La Blanca in Tacoma
In Tacoma Washington last night 12 tons of explosives aboard the Eagle boat La Blanca exploded in the narrows shattering hundreds of windows in the area. The blast damaged surrounding properties and the vessel was destroyed. Local authorities began investigations into the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tacoma
Wash
U.P
Narrows
Athens DeMolay called to meeting at club rooms
The Athens DeMolay chapter is summoned to attend an important meeting tonight at 7 30 at their club rooms in the Masonic building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
DeMolay
Masonic
Senator-Elect Williams Ware Improves After Stroke
Slight improvement noted in Williams Ware of Pennsylvania after a paralytic stroke last Wednesday. He remains not yet out of danger as of today in Atlantic City New Jersey's hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic City
N. J
Williams
Ware
Pennsylvania
Demolay Meeting Time Adjusted to 7 30 Tonight
Demolay meeting scheduled for Thursday night has been rescheduled to 7 30 tonight at the Masonic temple in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masonic Temple
City Plans Bleachers for East Side School Playground
The Athens city school board approved bleachers for 800 seats at the East Side school playground. Harold Wise, Athens High coach, named custodian of all public school playgrounds and permission requested to use them. A part time history instructor was authorized to join Athens High duties, along with routine bill payments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City School Board of Education
Harold Wise
Athens High School
Athens
Wise
Athens High School Fac
Hisory
Kiwanis Club Picnic Attracts Large Attendance
More than 100 persons attended the Kiwanis picnic at the fairgrounds despite rain. Kiwanis members and families joined the supper at 5 30 p m and enjoyed races games and impromptu baseball and horseshoe contests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiwanis
Fairgrounds
Kiwanis Club
French aviators start endurance flight from Lebourget
Paris August 7 French flyers Favreau and Demarnier began a bid to surpass the world endurance record of 65 hours 14 minutes set by Germans Risticz and Zimmerman on July 17 at Lebourget field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
U.P
Favreau
Demarnier
Lebourget Field
Risticz
Zimmerman
Parker Taken From Home To Columbus Hospital
Dr. George B. Parker was taken from his home to a Columbus hospital by ambulance this morning. He has been in ill health and was brought in for observation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George B. Parker
East Union
Columbus
Wal
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Bailey
Brother
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Harry Dalton
John Paulison
Alexander Extman
Ohio
Athens County
J. W
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State OF Ohio
Department OF Highways
John W. Wilson
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J. W. Wilson
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