Educator on Liberty and Duty in Public Teaching
Dr Herman G an Ohio University president addressed Cleveland teachers urging that educators serve as public servants. He argued liberty must be defined by reason and balance, and that teachers should weigh government, religion, and morals while maintaining their duty to seek truth and foster independent conclusions in pupils.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman G. Ident
Ohio University
National Congress
Cleveland
National Broadcasting
Impartial Views on Teaching and Freedom in Science
The author urges teachers present all sides impartially and scientifically. Few will challenge what a teacher says, reducing disputes over freedom of teaching. The Darwinian debate lingers, with geology clashing with Genesis, and some groups denying a round world, yet freedom in teaching seems to shrink in importance.
Public Servant Teachers and Controversial Truths
The text argues teachers should not impose a single absolute truth on controversial politics morals or religion in classrooms. They should present issues objectively suitable to students and share personal views only in orderly nonpartisan ways. In private they may hold beliefs but still remain a public servant in a body politic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bhuetrreee Neradine
County Agent Selection Delayed To February 13
Athens County Grange leaders meet with county commissioners and W W Brownfield of the State Extension Service to select a farm agent for Athens County. The meeting, postponed from February 7 due to Brownfield’s illness, will now be held Thursday, February 13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens County
W. W.W. Brownfield
State Extension Service
Brownfield
Enrolment Report Shows WPA Classes In Athens County
A January WPA enrollment of 305 students across Athens County education programs is reported by Miss Mary Mulligan. Nursery schools prompted good attendance despite January weather, with meals and a 12:30 to 2:30 nap period. Fifty comforts and toys were made by local sewing clubs under Charlotte Gowing Cooper. The article lists varied classes led by Carroll Thorne, Russell Michael, J T Bailey, Audrey Meighen, Neva Gilmore, Evelyn Siddle, Ross Sams, Robert Masterton, Faith Cordrey, and Robert Whitaker, spanning The Plains to Nelsonville and Athens CCC camp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens Wpa
Mary Mulligan
Athens County
Athens
Charlotte Gowing Cooper
WPA
the Plains
Hamley Run
Hocking
Peach Ridge
Carroll Thorne
Htamley Run
Chauncey
Nelsonville
Russell Michael
Hockingport
Little Hocking
Torch
J. T. Bailey
Mechanicsburg
Shade
Audrey Meighen
Neva Gilmore
Nelsonville High School
Evelyn Siddle
CCC
Ross Sams
Robert Masterton
Faith Cordrey
Robert Whitaker
Jacksonville
Joy Cutler
PTA
Hartnell Services Set Friday at 2 30 P M
Funeral services for Mrs Mary Hunt Hartnell will be held Friday at 2 30 p m at the Cline home 37 N Congress St Rev Lloyd Clark of the Church of the Good Shepherd will officiate Burial will follow in West Union Street Cemetery
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Mary Hunt Hartnell
J. Halliday Cline
Cline
N. Congress St
Lloyd Clark
Church of the Good Shepherd
W. Union St
Luckoffs Purchase Store Becomes Part of Luckoffs Stores
The People's Store in Pomeroy centered in Athens was absorbed by Luckoffs Stores. Herman Luckoff announced the purchase from Robert Harris. The Bargain House former name of The People's Store is noted in the transaction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
People's
Pomeroy
Luckoff's
Athens
Herman Luckoff
Luckoff’s
Robert Harris
People’s
The
Bargain House
Let Him Resign and Speak Truth to Change
A speaker urges public servants to resign if conscience troubles them about silencing truth in a changing world. The advocate argues teachers should be free to advocate change as part of interpreting the passing show, not as knights leading or retreating.
Inder Gaudy Banners and the Case for Free Speech
The text argues that teachers deserve free speech and the right to advocate, noting there are two sides to controversial issues. It cites public service duty and opposition to prevailing opinion as part of responsible discourse, referencing Kingsley on true freedom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kingsley
Patrols Inspect 1000 Automobiles on Route 31 at Lancaster
State Highway Patrol Chief Col. Lynn Black oversaw a traffic check on Route 31 south of Lancaster. From 4 pm to 11 pm, nine patrolmen examined 1000 vehicles, 300 coal trucks among them, arresting ten drivers for vehicle-law violations. Aiming to curb overloaded coal truck traffic, officials ordered 150 light corrections and 100 brake and equipment fixes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lancaster
Lynn Black
State
Route
M. L. Davis
Athens
Hocking Valley
Black
Car Sales Rise at Start of February in Athens County
Eighteen new automobiles sold in Athens County during the first three days of February per bills of sale filed with clerk Ruth E. Burdette. January totals show ninety one new cars sold in the county.
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Athens County
Ruth E. Burdette
Henry Calentine 71 Dies at Home in Athens
Henry C Calentine 71 died Monday at 11 30 a m at 2 Stimson Ave Athens. He left his wife nine children Herbert Henry Gus Namon and eight daughters plus 26 grandchildren and a brother Samuel Calentine. Funeral at Federal Valley Church Saturday at 2 p m with a home service at 12 45 p m. Friends may call.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry C. Calentine
Stimson Ave
Herbert
Henry
Gus
Namon
Florence Wolfe
Read Brown
Dessa Smith
Sarah Littler
Nellie Dailey
Samuel Calentine
Athens
Federal Valley Church
Court News Buys Boshes and probate actions in Athens County
Aloysius Beshara of Glouster is found guilty of bastardy by a 12 member jury in the Athens County Common Pleas Court. Evelyn Gatchel of Glouster is the plaintiff. Separate matters include Danielle Phillips denied compensation against the Industrial Commission. Silas Hooper appointed executor. several estates declared exempt, admitted to probate, or approved for sale. and an appeal in Rauch v Immel to the District Court of Appeals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aloysius Beshara
Glouster
Athens County Common Pleas Court
Evelyn Gatchel
Ray Starling
Athens
L. T. Runyan
Guysville
Orland Hooper
Frank Arbaugh
Albany
Fred Feight
Nelsonville
Carl W. Hayes
O. T. Millholland
William Barker
Clyde Reeder
Coolville
Carl Yagaila
Harry Campbell
George Ford
Millfield
Danielle Phillips
Chauncey
Industrial Commission of Ohio
Athens County
Opal Corner
J. V. Yaw
Carl Yagala
Cooilville
Willard Grove
Silas Hooper
Robert I. Hooper
C. A. Garner
L. H. Blackwood
Mary McCann Blake
Cary Winning
Frank X. Rauch
Abdul W. Immel
George R. Immel
Charlies D. Fogle
Gordon B. Gray
District Court of Appeals
Rauch
Immel
Jackson Credit Association to Hold Second Annual Meeting
Athens County farmers who are members are invited to the second annual meeting of the Jackson Credit Association in Jackson Friday Feb 7 at 10 AM with an afternoon session. Seven new directors will be elected. The group, serving 15 counties in Southeastern Ohio, reports 1935 loans totaling 150000 to help farmers buy cattle and sheep for winter.
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Jackson
Athens County
Jackson Credit Association
Leon M. Evans
Homer C. Hayward
Athens
Meigs
Gallia
Hocking
Ohio
Hayward
J. E. Bailey
Committee Named for WPA School Program
At a meeting of all persons connected with emergency education in the Athens WPA District an emergency school committee was appointed to plan future meetings. Members are Kenneth C. Ray Athens County chairman of emergency schools Mrs Charlotte Gowing Cooper WPA adviser of emergency education Mrs Josephine Sayre Logan adult art teacher and Mrs Mildred Judy New Marshfield nursery school teacher at The Plains.
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Athens
WPA
Kenneth C. Ray
Athens County
Charlotte Gowing Cooper
Josephine Sayre
Logan
Mildred Judy
New Marshfield
the Plains
Pomona Grange to Hold Degree Practice
Athens County Pomona Grange will meet at the Athens Grange Hall in the Fairgrounds Thursday night for degree practice. Members were informed of the gathering today.
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Pomona Grange
Athens County
Athens
Fairgrounds
Charles Kincade Missing: Athens youth sought by worried parents
Charles Nelson Kincade, 16, son of Mr and Mrs Martin Kincade of Athens Route 4, has been missing from home for six weeks. He is 5 feet 4 inches tall, about 150 pounds, wearing a dark blue zipper jacket, dark blue trousers, and a gray felt hat. His mother is ill and his father is actively seeking him.
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Charles Nelson Kincade
Martin Kincade
Athens
Messenger
Hock Hocking Scouts to Attend Fourth Scoutmasters Dinner
About 80 scouters leaders and other interested persons from Athens Nelsonville Grouster and nearby communities will represent the Hock Hocking District at the Fourth Annual Scoutmasters Recognition Dinner Friday night at the Parkersburg West Virginia scenic temple. The program includes musical entertainment and an address by Harold F Foote a notable New York City scout leader. Many additional non members are expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Nelsonville
Grouster
Hock-Hocking
Parkersburg
W. Va
Harold F. Foote
New York City
Albany Scout Troop Grows
The Albany Boy Scout Troop will gain a club room after remodeling a donated storeroom by A. T. Stuart. The Modern Woodmen of America camp contributed pic ture show proceeds for remodeling. Committee members M. H. Macfarian M. H. Mitchell H. W. Reeder and T. W. Coe hired a carpenter. DD W. Hoffee is scoutmaster. Tenderfoot scouts include Wilkie Alien Wendell Bauchman David Dailey Sherwood Gillogly Donald Hoffee Harry Hoffee Dale Richardson Raymond Bobo and John Crossen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
A. T. Stuart
Woodmen of America
M. H. Macfarian
M. H. Mitchell
H. W. Reeder
T. W. Coe
W. Hoffee
Wilkie Alien
Wendell Bauchman
David Dailey
Sherwood Gillogly
Donald Hoffee
Harry Hoffee
Dale Richardson
Raymond Bobo
John Crossen
Fair Cool Weather Forecast For Thursday In Athens District
The Athens District forecasts continued fair and cold weather for tonight and Thursday. The coldest reading Tuesday night was 10 degrees above zero, with temperatures at noon today around 16 degrees above zero.
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Athens
Mra CC
France
Auto Crashes Into Train at Rail Crossing Chauncey
Two Nelsonville men escaped serious injury when a small coupe struck a coal train at the Route 31 crossing of the New York Central tracks in Chauncey. Driver Hoyt Davis 45 suffered severe bruises and passenger Barney Pearson 27 glass cuts. both were taken to a Nelsonville physician.
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Nelsonville
New York Central
Chauncey
Hoyt Davis
Barney Pearson
Pearson
Davis
Karl Gardner
Gardner
Clerks Tended to Pay Bills Promptly in Studies
Statistics show clerks are more prompt payers than many other professions. The data highlights timely bill payments among clerical workers compared with broader occupational groups.
New Marshfield Couple Apply for Union in 1 Route
Ernest Glass 25 and Jeanette Jolley 21 of New Marshfield Route 1 apply for marriage. He is a laborer, son of Peter and Mrs Glass. she is daughter of Charles and Mrs Jolley. Both list New Marsh field as their residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Glass
New Marshfield
Peter Glass
Jeanette Jolley
Charles Jolley
Couple Arrested Last Night in Jacksonville
Harry Mills and Besse Love of Glouster were jailed in Athens County awaiting arraignments for intoxication. Arrested in Jacksonville by Marshal Francis Barrett, they were brought to jail by Deputy Karl Gardner. Mills, paroled from a non support conviction, tried to visit his Jacksonville children and became unruly. parole officers were asked to hold Mills pending investigation.
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Harry Mills
Besse Love
Glouster
Athens County
Jacksonville
Francis Barrett
Karl Gardner
Mills
Gardner
Love
Olive Tablets Offer Gentle Constipation Relief
Dr Edwards famed Olive Tablets provide a vegetable laxative without calomel. They are sugar coated and olive colored, marketed as a mild pleasant aid that stimulates normal bowel action without forcing it. Available in 380¢ and 60¢ sizes with a call to try them for quick relief.
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P Chi
Jence
James
Liberty League
Hition Escapes
ERT
Avice Athens
Hartnell
Luckoff’s Purchase Store
Inder
Col. Black
Henry Calentine
Court News
IN Common Pleas
Arm Credit
Charles Kincade
Him
Harold F. Pote
Division of Personnel
Boy Scouts of America
Albany Scout Troop
Coupe
Cincinnati
Gert
North Court
Dr. Edwards
the Security Bank
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Athens National Bank
Federal Reserve System
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