Approvals Objections Mark Route 35 Changes
Hocking men Harvey Brammer and Fred Tippie were fined five dollars and costs each on intoxication charges after arrest by Police Capt. Charles Maple. Tippie remained jailed for failure to pay while Brammer was released after agreeing to pay.
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Athens Messenger
ATES
Hocking
Harvey E. Brammer
Fred Tippie
Charles Maple
Cliff Cornell
Tippie
Athens
Brammer
Route 33 50 project moves toward construction in Athens hearing
A public hearing in Common Pleas Court on the U S Route 33 and Route 50 relocation near Athens advanced the project toward construction. Chamber of Commerce and Route 50 Association support the plan citing increased traffic and modernization needs. Opponents warned of substantial property losses, while officials and business groups urged swift action to secure rights of way and begin work.
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State Highway Department
Second and Lancaster Sts
Steen
Marietta
District 10
C. M. Gill
Athens Chamber of Commerce
U. S. Route 50 Association
Cliff Cornell
People of
Athens
Safety Service
Bart Davidson
P. F
Good
Athens City Council
Othe
Hal Rowland
Charles Russell
Gill
Messenger
Chamber of Commerce
U. S
Ohio
Cornell
Davidson
Rowland
Local No 1205 UM A Meeting Set at Millfield Hall
Local No. 1205 United Mine Workers will hold a meeting in Community Hall Millfield on Saturday at 1 PM announced by Clarence Willis president and William Sisson secretary International officers will be nominated.
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United Mine Workers of America
Millfield
Clarence Willis
William Sisson
Mrs Mathews Dies at 78 in Hebbardsville
Mrs. Nettie Mathews 78 of 3 Spring St died at 6 a m at her son E F Mathews 25 Palmer St where she had been staying a week after six weeks illness. Survived by husband H A Mathews five sons W H Huntington W Va J N and R E both Athens Route 3 and E F and G V both Athens and daughter Mrs John Vercoe Athens. Funeral Saturday 2 30 p m at Alexander Presbyterian Hebbardsville with Rev Sam Elsen Jacksonville burial in adjoining cemetery. Friends may visit E F Mathews home anytime.
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Nettie Mathews
Spring St
E. F. Mathews
Palmer St
Athens
John Vercoe
Floyd
Mathews
Christian Church
Chauncey
Alexander Presbyterian Church
Hebbardsville
Sam Elsen
Jacksonville
Mercury Shows Slight Rise Over Wednesday
Athens area weather observer reports a noon temperature of 81, up from Wednesday’s 79. The Wednesday night low was 67 degrees.
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Athens
C. N. France
Schedule for Surplus Foods Is Announced
Distribution dates for the second August surplus commodities were announced by relief director Dale Ziggaroos and commodities distributor George R. Robey. The plan lists townships and villages with specific delivery days and stresses clients must call for their commodities on distribution days to avoid returns.
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Dale Ziggaroos
George R. Robey
Athens City
Athens
Buchtel
Lodi
Waterloo
Jacksonville
Trimble
Rome
Carthage
Troy
Canaan
Glouster
Ames, Bern, Lee
Alexander
York Township
Nelsonville
Dover Township
Robey
Relief Office
Commodity
Athens County
Swartz Arrests Pair For Game Violations
John Gyurko of Chicago is fined ten dollars and costs by Mayor T. E. Clark for fishing without a license after arrest on the Hocking River below Coolville. Eugene Knapp of Ripley West Virginia is also fined ten dollars and costs and jailed for failure to pay the fine following an arrest by Swartz. The Ottawa report notes a German naval lieutenant Werner Koche captured after escaping a northern Ontario internment camp.
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John Gyurko
Chicago
Ill
Federal Creek
B. F. Swartz
T. E. Clark
Amesville
Eugene Knapp
Ripley
W. Va
Swartz
T. R. Bennett
Athens City
Hocking River
Coolville
Ottawa
Ont
Werner Koche
Ontario
Ohio Daughters elect Edna Belle Gholson State Councilor
Mrs Edna Belle Gholson of Ironton was chosen as Ohio Daughters of America state councilor at yesterday's closing convention sessions. The election highlighted a active gathering with members from multiple chapters.
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Akron
Ohio Daughters of America
Edna Belle Gholson
Ironton
Ohio Coal Day Draws Hocking Valley to State Fair
Scores of Hocking Valley residents head to Columbus Saturday for Ohio Coal Day events at the State Fair. Cars assemble at 2020 E Main St 10 a m and parade with police escort toward the fairgrounds. Prizes funded by local companies reward largest delegation, farthest distance, and best decorated car.
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Hocking Valley
Columbus
E. Main St
C. D. Shafer Co
National Brands
United Mine Workers
F. J. Beasley Co
Clover Farm
Fred R. Beasley
Ohio
Sugar Creek Coal and oeCo
D. M. Goddard Insurance Agency
Athens
Oakley and Oakley Insurance Agency
Nelsonville
Smith
Gold Medal Haarlem Oil Claimed to Restore Kidney Health
Advert says to take a 35 cent box of Gold Medal Haarlem Oil Capsules to relieve kidney and bladder troubles. Claims include stopping frequent night trips, reducing backaches, puffy eyes, nervousness, and leg cramps. Warns against substitutes and urges look for Gold Medal on the box.
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Haarlem
Guernsey Cow Sold to West Virginia Buyer in New Hampshire Sale
The American Guernsey Cattle Club reports the sale of a registered Guernsey cow named Pride's Kate of Sunnyside 630356. The cow, owned by J A Walsh near Athens, was sold to Albert Thomas Roush of Graham Station West Virginia.
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American Guernsey Cattle Club
Peterborough
N. H
J. A. Walsh
Athens
Albert Thomas Roush
Graham Station
W. Va
Pride's
Kate
Sunnyside
Ed Dodds Dies at New England Farm
Ed Dodds aged 85 farmer near New England died at home Wednesday afternoon from a heart ailment after years of rheumatic illness. He was a son of Clark and Harriet Dodds and never married. Survived by sister Jennie and brothers Alph and Will on adjacent farms. Funeral at New England Presbyterian Church Saturday at 10 am. Friends may call at home.
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Ed Dodds
New England
Mr. Dodds
Clark
Harriet Dodds
Jennie
Alph
Will
New England Presbyterian Church
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Gallaher
Ath Ady
Elect Ironton
Fred Smith
Hacking Alley
Leo Masterson
Fred Shires
Harley Lanning
Poston No. 6
Harley Martin
Hemlock
Kimberly
Carbondale
Wolf Run
Warner
Percy Moore
State Mining Department
Paul
Fat) Orndorf
Elmer Bratka
Oliver Spencer
Fred Hashman
George Marquis
Arthur Allen
Isaac Six
Ohio Coal Foundation
Kimberly Mine
The
United
Fairgrounds
Harry Mettler
Foundation
Isaac Vaughn
Hocking Valley Mining Co
New York Coal Co
Hanna Coal Co
Industrial Coal & Iron Co
Lorain Coal and Dock Co
Powhatan Mining Co
Tom Truszky
Andy Murray
Steve Vamous
Steve Molnar
Frank Skinner
Algie Price
Harry Vaughn
Warren Chappelear
Gale Bingman
Chesapeake and Ohio
Christian Science Monitor
United States
Pullman Company
Chesapeake
Qhip Lines
Guernsey
BAC
Dot
Nor
Navy
Norman Dean
New England Farm
Lulu
Eas
Hets Goss
Dad
Ohio State
the Fair
John W. Bricker
John T. Brown
Win H. Kinnan State Fair
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