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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Dec 23, 1937

Page

5

Fight On Farm Near Cutler Leads To Arrest In Death Case

After Carl Van Dyke died from injuries in Sheltering Arms Hospital, Sheriff Mackay arrested Major Stover at his Big Run home and moved him to Marietta. Stover admitted a Friday night fight, claimed no trouble, and offered seven witnesses. Funeral for Van Dyke set for Friday at Sand Rock Church.

Carl van Dyke Sheltering Arms Hospital Arthur D. Mackay Washington County Major Stover Big Run Marietta van Dyke Stover Harold J. Rose Charles Bayless Charles Evans Athens County Rose Mackay Evans Cutler Athens Sugar Creek Blackburn County West Virginia William Summers John R. Sprague John T. Sprague L. D. Robinson Guysville Summers Cook van Dyke Sand Ridge Harry Leonard Lowery Glouster Florence Martin Lewisburg W. Va Walter Arens Akron Carl Broadwell Sand Rock

Road Job Examinations Set for January Dates

State Civil Service Commission announces highway work exams for positions including Assistant engineer and highway inspector. Tests run Jan 11 to Jan 14 in Athens, Cleveland, Canton, Columbus, Toledo, and Cincinnati. Applications due by Jan 4. blanks available from the commission or county auditor.

Carl W. Smith Ralph W. Emmons State Civil Service Commission Columbus The Commission Athens Cleveland Canton Toledo Cincinnati

Betsy Beauty Bears Triplet Jersey Heifers at Hoskinson Farm

Gossip column notes Betsy Beauty a Jersey cow at the Hoskinson farm in Canaanville gave birth to three heifer calves. The trio were bottle fed from pans and warmed milk to 94 degrees as neighbors struggle to supply milk. The dam was purchased two months earlier from Ball and sons. sire Fern's Sensation Noble Ed.

Herbert J. Hoskinson Ball Betsy Hoskinson Canaanville Hoskinsons Benjamin Ball

County farms survey pace slows with December deadline

About 900 of Athens County's roughly 2 800 farms remain unchecked in a preliminary soil conservation survey. Frank Pugh said the Dec 23 deadline was set in Columbus but the workload prevented completion, with 42 reporters visiting farms and all surveys expected by Dec 31.

Athens County County Soil Conservation Commission Frank Pugh Columbus Pugh Ross Wright Ohio Chillicothe

Chevrolet Dealers Meet at Berry Hotel for 1938 Plans

About 40 Ohio Chevrolet dealers gathered at Hotel Berry for the annual contracting meeting. They approved quotas for 1938 cars, reviewed sales plans and the year ahead, and heard from F D McKitrick of Charleston W Va, a zone manager for four states.

Hotel Berry F. D. McKitrick Charleston W. Va West Virginia Virginia Kentucky Ohio McKkitrick H. A. Smith L. M. Mays R. J. Fetter Ray Burton William Pond William Shields C. McAllister J. H. Hess Charles Pierce Bluefield

Ohio Supreme Court to Hear Liquor Law Challenge

The Ohio Supreme Court agreed to hear on the merits a suit by Eli G. Frankenstein, Cincinnati attorney, challenging the constitutionality of Ohio's liquor law.

Columbus U.P Ohio Supreme Court Today Eli G. Frankenstein Cincinnati Ohio

WPA Workers Paid Pre-Christmas

L. C. Gibson, WPA director in District Three at Athens, announced 5,886 WPA workers received pre-Christmas pay totaling about 161,865 dollars for 17 counties. Athens County workers received roughly 30,000 dollars after payrolls were cleared by finance and Columbus offices.

WPA L. C. Gibson District Three Athens District Division of Finance Division of Finance Columbus Athens County

Winter Arrives Early in Athens After Snowy Dec Months

The Naval Observatory reports winter began at 1 22 a m with 89 days and one hour duration while summer lasted 93 days and 14 hours. Athens saw a quick thaw after a 28 degree night, rising to 36 by 1 pm as Christmas cheer spread.

Naval Observatory Washington Athens

$80 Bid Too Much- Even for the Horse

An Iowa farm auction ends in tragedy when a bidder shouts eighty dollars for a horse and the animal collapses and dies on the stall. The scene at Gottlieb Hanselman’s farm in Humboldt draws attention to the risky timing of bidding.

Humboldt, Ia U.P Gottlieb Hanselman

Jagers Car Found In Ann Arbor After Theft

The 1937 sedan of John Jagers, stolen from in front of his home on W State and Congress Lts eight weeks ago, was found wrecked beyond repair in Ann Arbor Michigan. Jagers reported the find to the insurance company and authorities.

John Jagers W. State Congress Ann Arbor Mich Athens Michigan City Jagers

Farmers to Receive January Soil Checks in Athens County

Athens County farmers who joined the 1937 Soil Conservation program will get benefit checks in January. County Soil Conservation Commission member Frank Pugh said that work on the 1938 preliminary check has delayed completing the summary forms that form the basis for payments.

Athens County Frank Pugh County Soil Conservation Commission

Stack Market Unveils Novel Meat Display

A 462 pound prize steer under a year old and a three month pig are showcased in a window display by Stack Market on W. Union St. The pig rests on a bed of peanuts with an apple in its mouth. The steer raised in Athens County won a blue ribbon and hangs by a ceiling hook with its tail combed.

Stack Cash Market W. Union St Athens County

State Commander to Install Officers at Athens Camp Banquet

Charles R. Barefoot state commander of the Spanish War Veterans will preside at the Athens Camp No. 78 installation at the Odd Fellows Hall on January 18. The ceremony will be preceded by a banquet served by Auxiliary members.

Charles R. Barefoot Athens Odd Fellows Hall Auxiliary

Salvation Army Christmas Aid Ready At Headquarters

Salvation Army in preparation for a large Christmas aid program. One hundred baskets packed with perishables, 1500 treats ready for youngsters, possibly as many toys. Distribution starts Friday at 10 am and runs until 2 pm with toy shop operations and city and county donations boosting supplies. More money was sought to cover the effort.

Salvation Army Army Ohio Ronald Irwin

Guthrie Joins L. E. Richardson Motor Co. as Salesman

Mr Fred Guthrie returns to Athens to work as a salesman with L E Richardson Motor Co after stints at Guthrie Auto Sales in Athens and a Columbus automotive agency C T Zollinger manager announces the appointment.

Fred Guthrie Guthrie Auto Sales Athens Columbus L. E. Richardson Motor Co C. T. Zollinger Richardson Co

Gold Medal Haarlem Oil Capsules Aid Kidney and Bladder Relief

Advert says for backache, kidney and bladder trouble, use Gold Medal Haarlem Oil Capsules. Claims the diuretic aids weak kidneys and irritated bladder, with symptoms like nocturia, backaches, puffy eyes, leg cramps. Emphasizes genuine Haarlem product from Holland.

Haarlem Holland Advy

Refuses To Live With Her Husband

Charles Kimmey of Athens filed for divorce in Athens County Common Pleas Court claiming his wife Violetta Kirbiey said she was not married and living in Columbus with her minor son. He says she refuses to use her married name in business and would not live with him. they married in Greenup Kentucky on July 29 1937. Pension office closed for Christmas weekend.

Charles Kimmey Athens Violette KirBiey Athens County

Son Shoots Father Self Defense Claim in Martins Ferry

Arthur Crow Jr., 23, surrendered to Belmon t County Jail after shooting his father Arthur Crow Sr., 48, a Lansing Ohio coal operator, in the abdomen claiming self defense as the father allegedly threatened him and his mother with a shotgun. In Mt Vernon a major downtown fire at the Masonic Temple caused about 20000 dollars in damage.

Martins Ferry U.P Arthur Crow Lansing Arthur, Jr Young Crow Belmont County MT. Vernon Masonic Temple

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Athens’ County National Brands Gilberts Gilbert Cline Betsy Beauty Chevrolet Berry Stack Market Guthrie Division of Aid To the Aged Bakery Ranch Aerbaher Anz L. Woodworth's Cee Shoe Fthers S. Court St Reindeer Asst Choc Colgate Holly Williams Locktite Atyles Yello Bole
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