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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1936
Page
12
Classified notice invites readers to dial 0242 to place ads in columns with daily circulation over 14,000 and Sunday reach above 15,000.
Logan club will hold a Thursday dinner at the White House with guests from the Cricket play, the final presentation of the club sponsored lecture course. Afterward, meetings resume on Tuesdays.
Athens Ohio imposes an ordinance restricting stopping and standing on West Washington Street between Court and Congress Streets. Vehicles must be within seven feet of the curb and not exceed one hour parking during weekdays and certain evening hours on weekends. Violations are misdemeanors with fines up to 25 dollars first offense and 50 dollars or six months in the workhouse on subsequent offenses.
A dense radio timetable lists programs and guests by time from early morning to late night. Names include Jack Armstrot Orphan Annie Johnsons Davis Reisman Oudels, entertainers, orchestras, and sport segment voices such as Ted Husing and Wayne King.
Frank Gibbs of Cleveland visited after the death of his brother in law H. E. Thomas. Mrs. R. C. McBride and Margaret returned from Parkersburg. Mr. and Mrs. Robert McElhinny traveled to Columbus to see Mrs. Berkhammer. Mrs. C. W. Clark’s condition at Holzer Hospital is satisfactory. Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Chambers visited Rio Grande for a weekend dance. Banana oil is a coal tar by product, not from bananas.
Mrs. Annie Wilson Allemong, 94, widow of Andrew Wood Allemong founder of Henking and Allemong, was buried beside her husband in Mound Hill Cemetery. She had lived in Charleston, West Virginia for years.
Judge Phil A. Henderson overruled Logan motion for a new trial in the will case of Priscilla Mattox. The case may be appealed to a higher court. Also listed is a farm sale calendar for Saturday December 12 starting at noon at the residence of J. E. Turben three miles from Tuppersains including horses cows calves shoats pullets. Keller Clerk.
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