Health Board Expected To Void Appointments In Athens County
Athens County and City move toward a unified public health district after a unanimous advisory council vote. Mayor Hines and city officials sign a contract to set up the district, with appointments of E A Person and E J Person under scrutiny for Social Security compliance.
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Q Xem
Athens Messenger
Atiens
EEE
Page Five Health Board
Breen
Rose
Hines
Clarence Wolfe
Waterloo
Mug Pel
Vaadtu Buitly
Athens County Medical Society
County Board of Health
Omen
C. F. Wallace
Glouster
Advisory Council
Board of Trustee
Frank Trainer
Albany
Thomas E. Clark
Amesville
Max Krotche
Buchtel
W. D. Hines
Chauncey
F. W. Chapman
Coolville
James Williams
Jacksonville
Eugene Hammond
Trimble
A. W. Kierns
Ames Township
Miles A. Jacoby
Athens
Arthur Goodin
Alexander
A. D. McCune
Bern
Charles Cone
Canaan
R. F. Schrader
Carthage
W. H. Battrell
Lee
Harry Howard
Lodi
G. R. Cook
Rome
M. A. Blackburn
Troy
Fred Leach
Wayne Bumgardner
York
H. S. Courtney
Dover Township
Guy Osborne
County Health Board
Courtney
Hinés
Cornell
Athens City Board
Ocongratulates Council
Carl A. Frey
Ohio University
City Health Board
Council
Athens County
E. A. Person
Murray City
E. J. Person
John Mourn
E. M. McLeod
D. A. Morris
L. D. Robinson
Athens City-County
Athens County Advisory Council
County Advisory Council
Common Sense About Constipation
A doctor suggests preventing constipation by addressing its cause rather than curing symptoms. The piece advises increasing dietary bulk with Kellogg's All-Bran, plus ample water, to maintain regularity and avoid discomfort. Kellogg's Battle Creek branding is noted as the maker and retailer.
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Kellogg's
Battle Creek
Olson Speaks at Athens Kiwanis on American Opportunity
Thor Olson, assistant professor of physical welfare at Ohio University, spoke to the Athens Kiwanis Club on The Privilege of Being an American. He described immigrating from Sweden in 1901 and his early experiences adapting to the United States, concluding that America remains a land of opportunity offering a fighting chance for all.
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Athens Kiwanis Club
Thor Olson
Ohio University
United States
Sweden
Athens
Olson
America
State allocates million for relief costs across counties
The State Welfare Department approved a $1,000,000 allocation to local subdivisions for November relief costs. Counties receive varied amounts Athens $6,485 Hocking $1,619 Meigs $409. State share at 49.7% nears a 50-50 split, with November total $263,470 less than October. Welfare Director cites program curtailment, WPA expansion and private employment gains as factors. State authorized to spend $1,000,000 for December through March.
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State Welfare Department
Athens
Hocking
Meigs
Charles L. Sherwood
Ohio
WPA
West Side Community Program Sees 100 Attend
Athens Recreation Board sponsored event at West Side School attracts over 100 attendees. Lewis Sabo oversees basketball volleyball and badminton with 35 grade school children present. Chester Cromwell discusses January play plans and handicraft classes to be added. Attention urged for separate men and women time slots on Mondays and Thursdays.
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Athens Recreation Board
West Side
Lewis Sabo
Chester Cromwell
Ohio University Dramatics
Sabo
Industrial Arts Delegates Attend National Convention
Lloyd Bjornstad an Athens High School industrial arts instructor and Prof. Charles R Kinison of Ohio University attended the national convention of the American Vocational Association in Grand Rapids Michigan from December 6 to 9. They joined all Industrial Arts Division meetings and toured furniture factories and trade schools. Kinison represented the Ohio University Epsilon Pi Tau chapter at a banquet Friday.
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Lloyd Bjornstad
Athens High School
Charles R. Kinison
Ohio University
American Vocational Association
Pantlind Hotel
Grand Rapids
Mich
Kinison
Infantry Prepares for Inspection on Dec 18
Headquarters Company of the 166th Infantry held close order drill in the Armory Monday night then section work. Preparations for inspection by Battalion Commander Major David R. Smith on December 18 were announced. A drill is scheduled again for Wednesday night at 7 30 p.m.
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166Th Infantry
David R. Smith
Doctoral Degree Earned by Stamford History Instructor
Stamford history instructor C. D. Samford of Athens High School completed his final oral examination for his Doctor's Degree at New York University last Thursday and Friday. The degree will be conferred in February at the close of the current quarter. His dissertation titled An Experimental Study of the Effects of Teaching Current Events in High School History Classes.
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C. D. Samford
Athens High School
New York University
Night School Enrollment Continues At Athens High
Enrollment for the Athens Community Night School continues this week from 7 to 9 p m at the Athens Senior High School Building. Two short courses in insurance stenography business law and office procedure may limit enrollment in shorthand and typing. Courses include religious education piano voice choral art home economics maid service welding carpentry auto mechanics and elementary education with two levels.
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Athens Senior High School
Relief orders to be distributed at multiple towns
Relief orders will be handed out at Waterloo township Alexander Lodi Canaan Bern York Nelsonville Dover Rome Carthage Troy Athens and Trimble on specified Friday Saturday and Monday times. Distribution windows show morning and afternoon slots with a later surplus date to be announced.
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Waterloo Township
Alexander
Lodi
Canaan
Bern
York
Nelsonville
Dover
Rome
Carthage
Troy
Athens City
Township
Trimble Township
Victim of Fall Taken Home From Hospital
Martha Lou Rose age 15 twin daughter of Mr and Mrs Otto Rose of 395 W State St was moved from Sheltering Arms Hospital to her home after suffering a concussion in a fall at the Rollercade Saturday night Her condition, serious Saturday night, was reported improved today.
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Martha Lou Rose
Otto Rose
W. State St
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Public Meeting Invited in Glouster on WPA Relief Needs
Officials announce a Workers' Alliance meeting for all Glouster residents to discuss relief and WPA programs. The gathering will be Wednesday at 6:30 PM in the mayor's office, per secretary John L. Southard of Jacksonville.
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Glouster
Workers’ Alliance
John L. Southard
Jacksonville
Alliance
Veterans Meeting Planned by Conrath Bean Chapter 37
Disabled American Veterans chapter 37 will meet Thursday December 14 at 7 30 p m in the armory club rooms. Commander Earnest McGraner says any veteran who received hospital care during World War I is eligible for membership. All disabled veterans are invited.
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Conrath-Bean
Armory Club
Earnest McGraner
Hospital admissions and discharges include several area residents
Sheltering Arms Hospital treated Hazel Miller and Mabel Holland for minor operations this morning. Ruth McAllister was admitted Monday night for medical care. Edward and (Mrs.) Linscott welcomed a son Monday evening. An emergency appendectomy occurred Sunday for M. R. Chappel. Nettie Shields had a major operation Sunday. Everett Dixon was admitted Sunday for a minor operation Monday. Charles Beamer and son and Clarence Neal are to be discharged this evening. Will Rose was released this morning. Hulda McCoy Thelma Martin Joe Board and daughter were discharged Sunday. David Pickard was released Monday. A frost heavy enough to blacken vegetation is called a black frost.
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Hazel Miller
Fern St
Mabel Holland
New Marshfield
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Ruth McAllister
the Plains
Edward Linscott
Athens
M. R. Chappel
Lorrain
Lincoln Sts
Nettie Shields
Everett Dixon
Albany
Charles Beamer
E. State St
Clarence Neal
Congress
Will Rose
Nye Describes English School Life From Westminster to England
Robert E. Nye Jr. of London spoke before the Athens Rotary Club on Ohio University life in England. He described Westminster School founded 1561, daily chapel at Westminster Abbey, and a system of monitors and corporal punishment. Nye contrasted American and British temperaments and predicted two peoples will shape the world’s future.
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England
Athens Rotary Club
Robert E. Nye Jr
London
Ohio University
Chauncey
Westminster School
Queen Elizabeth
Young Nye
United States
Westminster Abbey
Nye
East Athens Storm Sewer Plan Promised by Council
Athens City Council adjourned session promises further legislation to rebuild a storm sewer in East Athens and approves uniting with the Athens County health district. Delegation seeks WPA funding for an additional storm sewer on East Side, while other items address relief funds, purchasing orders, and honor for retiring Dr. J M Higgins.
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Athens
Athens County Health District
J. M. Higgins
East Athens
East Side
Ohio Ave
Fern St
Oscar Fulton
R. J. Studer
Taft Launches Campaign in New England
U S Senator Robert A Taft of Ohio began a New England tour to back his 1940 Republican bid He attacked New Deal bureaucracy and called for a change and reduced federal spending starting with a Portland Maine gathering before about 300 supporters He urged cleaning house in 1940 and a thorough study of government activity.
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Boston
U.P
U. S
Robert A. Taft
Ohio
New England
New Deal
Roosevelt
Taft
Portland
Portland Club
Driver Fined After Court Street Collision in Athens
M. F. Darst of Athens was fined $100 and costs by Mayor Cliff Cornell after a Saturday night collision on Court Street. Darst was arrested by Police Capt. Charles Maple and Officer Joseph McBride when his car struck a vehicle driven by D. A. Humphrey of Tiltonville at Court and State Streets while Humphrey waited for a signal.
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M. F. Darst
Athens
Cliff Cornell
Darst
Charles Maple
Joseph McBride
D. A. Humphrey
Tiltonville
Humphrey
Court and
State Sts
Court St
Modern Home Gets Telephone Extensions for Christmas
The speaker recalls a family lacking a telephone for years and notes they have finally ordered a telephone with basement and upstairs extensions. The message suggests surprising one's own home with a telephone or extension as a Christmas upgrade.
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Athens High
Ella Marrical
Marion Parker
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