Tax districts in Athens County set rates for coming year
Of 42 districts in Athens County 28 will lower real estate rates five will rise and nine stay the same Auditor C O Gibson announced The main drop comes from a tenth mill county levy cut from 2 90 to 2 80 mills County funds see a 0 4 mill drop to 2 30 while bond retirement rises to 0 50 mills July–202? totals show 52 850 in outstanding bonds with 20 000 road bonds remaining and 32 850 in bonds for South Bridge and Federal Creek bonds Trimble Corporation remains highest at 25 mills Jacksonville Village School lowest at 11 30 mills
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Trimble
Jacksonville
Athens County
C. O. Gibson
General County Fund
Pond Retirement Fund
South Bridge
Federal Creek Bridge
Trimble Corporation
Jacksonville Village
Athens Township
Athens City
Daleton
the Plains
Waterloo
Alexander Township
Albany
Lodi-Alexander
Ames Township
Amesville Corporation
Bern Township
Bern- Rome Township
Canaan Township
Canaan- Athens Township
Ames-Bern
Carthage Township
Glouster Village
Jacksonville Corporation
Trimble Village
Waterloo Township
York Township
Buchtel Corporation
Nelsonville City
Parasites Found in Lambs at Athens Grange posting
At the Athens Grange Hall a demonstration showed internal parasites in lambs. L R Kauffman and L K Bear displayed stomach, hook, tape worms and grub in a head taken from a lamb. Treatments from May to November include nicotine sulfate copper sulfate drenches and capsules every 30 days.
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Athens Grange Hall
L. R. Kauffman
L. K. Bear
Athensounty
Bear
Ohio State University
Kauffman
Ohio Wool Growers’ Association
Ejected man returns with butcher knife at Buchtel incident
John Bachamas ejected from the Wayside Inn at Buchtel on Saturday night. He returned with a butcher knife, resisted arrest, and fled. He was recaptured Sunday morning at home and jailed. Magistrate T. R. Bennett filed assault and battery and resisting an officer charges.
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Buchtel
John Bachamas
Ed Show
Bachamas
Bahamas
Charles Bayless
B. C. Day
T. R. Bennett
Legion Men Urge Donations for Christmas Baskets
Commander John Dowler of the K. T. Crossen Post asks Legionnaires to bring staple foods clothing toys and money to 73 S Court St before Wednesday noon. Baskets will be delivered Friday afternoon to needy World War I veterans and their families.
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John Dowler
K. T. Crossen
American Legion
S. Court St
Dowler
Legion
Civil Service Exams Open at Athens Post Office
The U S Civil Service Commission announces open competitive examinations including junior tabulating machine operator and alphabetic counting machine operator at 1440 a year all in the Interstate Commerce Commission. It lists inspector of railway signaling and train control and mathematical statistical analyst roles with salaries from 2600 to 4600 a year in the Soil Conservation Service. Full information from J L C Kelley secretary U S Civil Service Board of Examiners Post Office Athens.
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United States Civil Service Commission
Interstate Commerce Commission
Soil Conservation Service
J. L. C. Kelley
U. S. Civil Service Board of Examiners
Athens
Pitcher Sundra Watches Trial From Jury Box
New York Yankees pitcher Steve Sundra sat in the jurors box during an automobile accident case in Cleveland. Common Pleas Judge Frederick P. Walther asked for his view on court procedure and Sundra quipped that some lawyers throw them high and outside.
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Cleveland
Steve Sundra
New York Yankees
Common Pleas
Frederick P. Walther
Sundra
Pitcher Sundra
Skywriting And Payroll Flight Save Akron Firm
An Akron firm ensured its December payroll arrived on time by rushing blank checks to the city via a plane owned by Arrow pilot Larry Herron and flown by Bob Swift. The delivery came less than two hours after printing, just in time for the payroll. Private pilot John Jagers earned his license after government tests, while Claude Dry plans more air travel. Louise McDonald, Ohio University student, flew to St Louis for the holidays.
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Akron
McBee Co
Bob Swift
Larry Herron
Arrow
John Jagers
Claude Dry
Messenger
Bureau of Air Commerce
U. S. Department of Commerce
Louise McDonald
Ohio University
St. Louis
TWA
Toy Show Tuesday At Ohio Theater In Athens
The Toy Show will be held Tuesday morning at 10 15 at the Ohio Theater for Athens youngsters. Admission will be new toys or good used ones or groceries. All items collected will go to the Salvation Army for Christmas treats for needy families.
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Ohio Theater
Athens
Salvation Army
Eight-Week-Old Robbie Main's First Christmas Gathering
The Sprague Main family on Morris Avenue celebrates Christmas with Robbie, eight weeks old, and relatives from Athens and Cleveland. Plans include Santa gifts for Robbie such as rattles and slippers, two Christmas celebrations, carol singing, Mass at five, breakfast after, and an afternoon of turkey, bridge, and games. Robbie is the center of attention as the family divides rituals between children and adults.
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Elizabeth Anderson
Robert John Main
Robbie
Robert Main
John R. Sprague
Morris Ave
Santa
Cynthia
Louisiana
Robert
William
Sprague
Morris Avenue
Ted
Notre Dame
Mary Devlin
Cleveland
Irene Devlin
Jim Devlin
John T. Sprague
Patsey
Athens
Bob
Bill
Spragues
Trees Brighten Athens State Hospital Christmas Scene
At Athens State Hospital more than 50 Christmas trees will brighten wards and dining rooms as staff and about 1,700 patients prepare for holiday celebrations. Gifts arrive from friends, with movies planned on Dec 23 and 30, a Christmas Day meal, and a New Year dinner. The industrial fund funds canaries, goldfish, four radios, a patient-made craft sale, and a variety show December 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens State Hospital
Truck and car collide on Route 56 near White's Mill
State Highway Patrol reports a collision on Route 56 south of the White's Mill bridge around 12:30 this morning. Andrew Hoyt of Carpenter Route 1 drove the truck toward New Marshfield while Frank Everett of Athens Route 2 drove the sedan toward Athens. No injuries were reported.
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White's Mill
State Highway Patrol
Andrew Hoyt
Carpenter Route 1
New Marshfield
Frank Everett
Athens
Washington professor plants giant gooseberry hope
Seattle scholar Dean Hugo W. Winkerwerder of the University of Washington planted a gooseberry bush from the Siskiyou mountains and expects berries the size of ping pong balls as Puget Sound soil may swell the fruit.
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Seattle
Hugo W. Winkerwerder
University of Washington
Siskiyou
Puget Sound
No Fishing Signs Placed at Copeland Lake Project
Despite wintry weather, no fishing signs surround the lake and dam on the Dr. T. A. Copeland farm near Stewart. NYA supervisor E S Haller notes the fishery aims to protect newly planted blue gills, bullhead, and minnows while providing spawning habitat and future conservation demonstrations.
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State Conservation Commission
NYA
Far Barnhart
Woodrow Golden
Carthage Township
Amt
4 Whaley
Albany
Eye Lake
Harvey Copeland
Stewart
Pearl Woods
Alexander Township
Haller
Shade River
Plane Crash Near Lancaster Involves Athens Flying Club
The 1935 C-3 Aeronca plane owned by Swiftair Service crashed near Lancaster after the crew, part of the Athens Flying Club, lost course while attempting to reach Logan. Howard and Red were about 100 feet up before the nose rose and the plane dove. injuries were limited to structural damage and the craft suffered wing and rib damage. Funeral plans were set for Hahn, son of Mrs Bessie Hahn, as relatives and Alex Knouff offered explanations.
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Aeronca
Swiftair Service
Athens Flying Club
Albany
Bob Swift
Knouff
Bessie Hahn
Howard
Wilbur Young
Harold
Frank Rauch
Lancaster
Athens
Young
al Knouff
Hahn
Logan
Red
Mary Joyce Arrives in Seattle After 1000-Mile Alaska Trek
Mary Joyce a 29 year old inn proprietor from Juneau Alaska is pictured arriving in Seattle on a rare visit to the mainland. She previously gained fame last year for a 1000 mile dog sled trek from Taku to Fairbanks lasting three months amid temperatures of 60 degrees below zero.
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Mary Joyce
Juneau
Alaska
Seattle
Wash
Taku
Fairbanks
Woman’s car crashes into hardware store display window
Mrs. Smart of Murray City tried to back out from a east Court Street parking spot Sunday morning. Her car caught the bumper of a vehicle ahead, then surged forward crossing the street and smashing the Carpenter Hardware Co window. She suffered slight cuts.
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Court St
Q-623 Promise Relief for Rheumatism and Nerve Pain
In Athens Ohio Quick's Cut Rate Drug Store advertises Q-623 a guaranteed remedy for rheumatism neuritis sciatica and lumbago with a note that a few doses may stop pain. It also promotes Q-Tabs as a stimulant diuretic for urinary irritations and kidney support from 9 Western Street.
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Quick's Cut Rate Drug Store
Tnien St
Athens, Ohio
Athens County Names 75 Jurers for January Term
Athens County Common Pleas draws 75 veniremen for the January term. Grand jury opens January 3 under Judge O. F. Rowland with 15 grand jurors. first petit juror panel set for January 10. Names were drawn by jury commissioner E. R. Walker and clerk Ruth E. Burdette from a wheel reset after 1933.
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Petit Jurors
Athens County Common Pleas Court
O. F. Rowland
E. R. Walker
Ruth E. Burdette
Grand Jury
Army Baskets Deadline Set By Salvation Army
Wednesday at noon is the deadline for Christmas basket applications at Salvation Army headquarters Adjutant Ronald Irwin announced. One hundred thirty applications have been received and arrive at 10 to 20 daily. The Army plans to issue 100 baskets, 40 more than last year, with more possible from donations. Eagles donate 50 for treats for children receiving toys. Monterey Calif meanest man jailed for stealing graduation dresses from Walter Colton grammar school sewing room.
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Salvation Army Headquarters
Adjt
Ronald Irwin
Army Headquarters
Irwin
Army
Friends of the Army
of the Eagles
Monterey
Cal
Walter Colton Grammar School
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Sandusky, O
Frank Smith
Boston
Robert Taylor
New York
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Hollywood
Barbara Stanwyck
Toy Show
By Elaine Ballinger
Knouff's Version
William Hahn
Illinois
Currier St
W. Union St
Wilbur A. Young
Buckeye Dry Cleaners
Joyce
Admira
Jessie Simpson
New Jersey
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Chicago
Dowler & Ferguson
Ohio
John Gillett
Thomas Reese
Glouster
Warren Ross
Alfred Black
Frank Kayser
Cyrus Brewster
Torch
W. S. Owens
Nelsonville
H. H. Jackson
Harry J. Campbell
Everett Copeland
J. H. Rice
Don E. Kasler
Ed Carlton
Coolville
Byron Phillips
Art C. Finsterwald
Frost
Petit
Frank Bobo
Guy Lowry
Carbondale
Frank MacDaniel
HH. C Goodwin
Charlies Guinther
Alfred Morris
Hollister
John Poston
H. H. McKinley
Cora Frame
Grace Edington
R. S. Howard
Millfield
Wilbur Hutchins
Amesville
Fred Dowler
Jesse Mansfield
Nellie Hixon
William Coleman
Guysville
Herman Wright
H. S Hoskinson
Virgil Maxwell
Petit Jury
Folllows
G. W. Arnold
Margaret Stover
Doresey E. Bolin
Shade
S. S. Love
Carl Buck
Carl Shafer
Chauncey
Carlos A. Bean
Bert
Stout
Merwin Mansfield
Athens RD
Elizabeth Bell
Sid Baker
E. S. Haller
Parker Snyder
Clyde Colburn
Edward Terrell
Hattie Pickering
Elinore Dailey
Peter Fagan
W. F. Sands
Charles Roberts
Hattie Coon
William Barker
George W. Coblins
Homer Higgins
Harry Tribe
H. W. Reeder
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