New Athens County Relief System Aims To Eliminate All Chiselers
Athens County unveils a strict relief program to weed out fraud, requiring notarized filings, fingerprints, social security numbers, and detailed income and work history. Applicants must register with the National Reemployment Service and face penalties of fines or imprisonment for false statements or changes without reporting them.
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Athens Messenger
Athens
Ohio
Athens County Relief System
Athens County
Fred Shafer
Shafer
Agnes Fleming
Columbus
Relief Office
Tar Road Resurfacing Begins on Carbondale Kimberly Route
WPA crews under County Engineer B F Beckler Jr began applying 83000 gallons of tar for resurfacing the Carbondale Kimberly road on Tuesday morning. Special equipment will be used, with 62000 gallons of asphalt tar mix purchased by the WPA and 20000 gallons of CT tar bought by the county for prime coat. Road sections may close for up to two or three weeks depending on weather.
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Carbondale- Kimberly
WPA
B. F. Beckler
Beckler
Warn Schools of Road Peril in Fall Transit Strains
Athens County officials warned school boards and bus drivers of possible fall and winter transportation problems after a $2,000 gasoline fund allotment to pay Dover and Trimble Township miners. County Engineer B F Beckler Jr cautioned that funds for county road projects may run out between Oct 15 and Nov 1, disrupting maintenance and travel.
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Athens County
B. F. Beckler, Jr
Dover
Trimble
Beckler
Fire Destroys Kircher Car in Garage Blaze
Fire broke out at 32 Second St. in the Kircher garage Monday night destroying a car and causing $200 damage to the structure. Fire chief Edward Laughlin said the blaze started in the back seat and spread to window frames, door and roof. John Kircher raised the alarm. one hose line sufficed to extinguish the fire.
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Charles P. Kircher
Second St
Edward R. Laughlin
John Kircher
Mr. Kircher
Fair Officials Urge Early Athens County Fair Entries
Four days remain to enter stock and produce for the 87th Athens County Fair. Officials report entries are light and urge early mail or in person submissions to H. J. Parker. A $1 exhibitor membership ticket and a list of entries must accompany mailed entries. The poultry department, Aug 23 to 26, is run by the Future Farmers of America with 150 members. The FFA will sponsor an educational booth featuring four school representatives and four principles of the organization. The 150 members will also compete in stock, grain, and potato showing.
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Athens County
H. J. Parker
Athens
Parker
Poultry Department
Future Farmers of America
FFA
Coolville High School
Ames- Bern High School
Rome High School
Albany High School
Sign Up For Band at High School Athens Summer School
Registration for the three weeks course in the Athens Summer School Band under Floyd Prince is complete with 94 enrolled. The pupil list includes James Farley Bukley Frost Jerry Quest William Pierre Wan da Coots William James Freda Tryon George Thomas Ned Cameron Paul Farley May Nash Eliza Wyatt William Edleman Richard Schwartz Ruth Ann Littler Ted Neutzling Richard Miller Wendel Drake Eddie Brown Charles Abraham Arthur Yoho Paul Weisenbach William Driscoll Patricia Bolen Donna Poling Lewis Gloeckner Robert Vercoe Donald Bingman James Duncan Danny Smith Jack Corwin Harold Shields Ed McPherson Richard Hughes Wayne Bosworth Eugene Clendenin Joseph Fields Fred Rosser Harold Robson Betty Hooper Orland Coursey Bernadine Terrell Clara Hartinger Charlene Coursey Robert Wakefield Richard Paynte Willard Brown William Lewis Paul Rothermel Lloyd Kalovsky Lee Yaw Robert Yaw Oland McPherson Donna Gaitten Edward Cable Coover Staats Dorothy Edleman Thora CheatHam Margaret Graham Willard Reeder Duane Deem Max Baughman Mary Louise Brown Thelma Coffey Helen Bailey Reba Dawson Dorothy James Homer Johnson Caryl Baird Elizabeth Kolenich John Farley Marie Tucker Jean Herron Mary Parkis Kyle McAfee Jean Kilpatrick John Reed Cletus Hart Richard Chapman Dolores Whaley Betty French George Maxwell Gertrude Kissner Billy Mansfield Freda Young Lois Shields Dorothy Pickett Herbert Junod Emanuel Charonis Marion Wood
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Athens
Floyd Prince
James Farley
Bukley Frost
Jerry Quest
William Pierre
Wanda Coots
William James
Freda Tryon
George Thomas
Ned Cameron
Paul Farley
May Nash
Eliza Wyatt
William Edleman
Richard Schwartz
Ruth Ann Littler
Ted Neutzling
Richard Miller
Wendel Drake
Eddie Brown
Charles Abraham
Arthur Yoho
Paul Weisenbach
William Driscoll
Patricia Bolen
Donna Poling
Lewis Gloeckner
Robert Vercoe
Donald Bingman
James Duncan
Danny Smith
Jack Corwin
Harold Shields
Ed McPherson
Richard Hughes
Wayne Bosworth
Eugene Clendenin
Joseph Fields
Fred Rosser
Harold Robson
Betty Hooper
Orland Coursey
Bernadine Terrell
Clara Hartinger
Charlene Coursey
Robert Wakefield
Richard
Fair rules explained to Waterloo students at meeting
Waterloo vocational agriculture students will learn Athens County Fair exhibit rules at New Marshfield High School at 8 p m Thursday. Mr Harrison will advise in Mr Inturf's absence. Each boy should bring his record book to the meeting. Exhibitors receive a season ticket.
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Athens County Fair
Waterloo Vocational Agriculture
New Marshfield High School
Harrison
Inturf
Plead Not Guilty In Local Arraignments
Harold Douglas and Carlos Harvey pleaded not guilty to non support and were bound over to the grand jury on bonds of 300 dollars each before Magistrate T R Bennett. Walter Raybould of Albany RD 3 pleaded not guilty to reckless driving and was bound over on a 100 dollar bond.
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T. R. Bennett
Harold Douglas
Carlos Harvey
Walter Raybould
Albany
RD 3
Insects Boring From Within Will Get Your House If You Don't Watch Out
In a period piece by Helen Whiting, the article warns Athens area readers about termites. It explains two main termite types, how they invade from ground to wood, signs to look for, and the need for professional inspection and careful control. It notes homes can suffer severe damage, with examples from Washington and Athens, and stresses not to ignore damp spots or suspect operators.
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Washington, D. C
Will Rogers
Athens
Termite Control Company
Schedule of 4-H Judge List for Mrs Paul Seyler of Columbus
Ross Wright announces a 4-H home economics projects judge list in Athens County with dates at Shade, Mechanicsburg, Albany, Rome, Athens Grange Hall, Buchtel, The Plains, Ames-Bern, Mt Hermon, and the Extension Office. All projects will be graded A to D and ribbons awarded at the Athens County Fair on the morning of Aug 26.
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Paul Seyler
Columbus
Athens
Ross Wright
Shade School
Mechanicsburg School
Mechanicsburg
Albany
Pratt
Miss McDonald
the Plains
Humphrey
Moore
Ames-Bern
Grosvenor
Mt. Hermon
Young
Miss Lawrence
Howell
Athens County
Stephen M Bingman dies after two week illness
Stephen M. Bingman 84 dies Tuesday morning at his daughter Mrs Floyd Shafer's home after a two week illness. Survived by ten children including Clarence Ernest Glouster Oscar Nelsonville Carl Beaumont Texas and several Coolville Athens residents. Funeral at Ireland Church Friday 2 pm with services by H D Hadwin Belpre at Church of Christ 7:45 pm Tuesday night.
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Stephen M. Bingman
Ireland
Coolville
Floyd Shafer
Bingman
Clarence
Ernest
Glouster
Oscar
Nelsonville
Carl
Beaumont
Texas
Wes Frost
Frost
John Gibbs
Leo Bingman
Elmer Bingman
Everett Bingman
Athens
Ireland Church
Mrs. Angie Cooper 77 Dies in Athens Home
Mrs. Angie Cooper age 77 died at her home 69 N Shafer St Athens after a three week illness. She was a Mt Zion Baptist Church member and trustee lifelong resident. Survived by three children Earl Cooper Ruth Boyer Blanche Russell one sister Nancy Sloan Columbus a granddaughter Earlene Tolbert and great granddaughter Patricia Tolbert. Funeral at Mt Zion Church 2 30 p m Saturday. Friends may call at the home Friday afternoon and evening.
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Angie Cooper
N. Shafer St
Salvation Army Meeting on Saving Others Topic
The Salvation Army hosts a meeting on Saving Others at 8 p m today in the Citadel with refreshments. A special session is planned Thursday from 7 to 8 p m in the Citadel.
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Salvation Army
Citadel
Lancaster Eagles Picnic Dinner Planned for Sunday
The Lancaster Eagles Aerue No 2070 will hold its annual picnic on Sunday August 21 at Abraham's Orchard. Roads will be clearly marked from Lancaster to the site. A chicken dinner is served 11:30 a m to 3 p m with afternoon games. T J Tracey and John F Rinehart lead arrangements.
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Lancaster
Abraham
T. J. Tracey
John F. Rinehart
Retail Grocers To Talk Credit Problem Tonight
Athens district retail grocers join in a 8:30 p.m. meeting at the Berry Hotel to discuss the credit problem facing independent traders. National Brands Stores Clover Farm Stores and Athens County independents attend the session to form a policy, with a buffet luncheon to follow. Butterflies taste with their legs and are far more sensitive than human tongues.
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Athens
Berry Hotel
National Brands
Clover Farm
Athens County
Polident Promises Clean Teeth and Fresher Breath
False teeth harbor stubborn scum and odor from bacteria lodged in crevices. Polident powder dissolves scum, stains and odor without brushing or acids, leaving plates and bridges looking better and feeling cleaner. Widely approved by experts, it sells for 30 cents at drug stores.
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