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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Feb 05, 1937

Page

3

Relief funds stretch in Athens County as bills mount

Athens County relief work continues on credit amid expired state relief law and pending legislation. By Feb 15 debts total about 2200 and rise to 4500 by month end plus 1100 in salaries, with 2378 in treasury inked by encumbrances. State money expected after new relief measure passes.

Senger Athens Ohio Athens County Fred C. Shafer Ohio House of Representatives House Finance Committee House Frank Minner Ira Whitmore Columbus House Committee WPA

Athens High Pep Rally Heads to NelsonvilleGame

Seven Athens High cheerleaders energized a joint assembly this morning in the auditorium of the Junior and Senior High Schools. The pep rally for tonight's Nelsonville game featured Junior High Band music and a pep talk by Stephen Fuller. Warren McClure urged funds for the school annual and magazine donations for county libraries. The session closed with Sons of the Black and Red.

Athens High Nelsonville Stephen Fuller Warren McClure Sons of the Black and Red

George Dunn Is Acquitted In Local Case

George Dunn was found not guilty after a trial in Athens County Common Pleas Court. The charge stated Dunn drove intoxicated on a Nelsonville street, colliding with Clyde Barber's car while John Landis of Carbondale served as jurist.

George Dunn Floodwood Athens County Nelsonville Clyde Barber

Fire fills home on East State Street with smoke

A rug stuffed in a chimney behind a gas stove caught fire at 282 East State Street. The Ath ens Fire Department was dispatched at 6:50 this morning. No damage was reported by Fire Chief E. R. Laughlin.

I. D. Gehres E. State St Athens E. R. Laughlin

Rev Ray W Huff to Preach at New Marshfield M P Church

Marshfield services announce Rev Ray W Huff will preach at New Marshfield M P Church Sunday at 10 30 am on Peace Amid Strife His sermon topic reflects the church schedule for the Quarterly Conference on Saturday February 13 at the same church.

Ray W. Huff New Marshfield M. P

Vendor claims relief for constipation and aches from Athens foreman

Ralph Perry, foreman of the Used Car Dept at C A Daugherty Auto Co in Athens, credits Vendol for relief from constipation and related pains. He describes improved sleep, reduced headaches and dizziness, and renewed strength after trying the double acting remedy sold at Athens Pharmacy and Hickmans in Nelsonville.

Ralph Perry C. A. Daugherty Auto Co Athens Athens Pharmacy Nelsonville Hickman Ady

Will of 1894 admitted to probate in Athens County

A 1904 widow’s husband left all to his wife by a will drawn in 1894. The document, discovered after Mrs. Wilkinson’s death, was admitted to probate by Judge O. F. Rowland. Executor J. M. Parker is deceased. a witness is dead. Surviving daughter Agnes Parry of Nelsonville.

Athens County O. F. Rowland Thomas Wilkinson York Township Wilkinson Agnes Parry Nelsonville

Soil Program Board Named

The Athens County Soil Conservation Association re elected three members of the county committee to supervise the 1937 program. Re elected are F. W. Vernon Amenville chairman Frank Pugh Albany vice chairman and Clarence Morris Millfield third member. Edgar Dixon Coolville elected alternate and Opal Woodyard Albany secretary treasurer. The committee attends a district meeting at Jackson to discuss preliminary plans for the new program.

Athens County Soil Conservation Association F. W. Vernon Amenville Frank Pugh Albany Clarence Morris Millfield Edgar Dixon Coolville Opal Woodyard Jackson

Miners Contribute to Flood Relief Fund

United Mine Workers of America groups donate to the Salvation Army flood relief drive. Union No. 2190 Lathrop contributes 175 dollars and Sunday Creek Coal Mine 69 Local No. 3863 gives 146 dollars. Checks go to the Salvation Army account for Ohio River relief, Adjt. Ronald Irwin said. The Salvation Army gratefully acknowledges the miners support.

United Mine Workers of America Salvation Army Lathrop Sunday Creek Ohio River Ronald Irwin Irwin

Farm Leaders of Athens County Plan Second Meeting

Athens County farm leaders will hold their second meeting Monday February 8 at 7 30 p m in the Civil Service rooms of the Post Office building. A list of 26 aims from the first gathering will guide discussion on better living conditions lower taxes cooperative effort and rural electrification.

Athens County Civil Service

Teachers Entertain Education Council in Jacksonville

Members of the Athens Council of Childhood Education attended a Valentine party hosted by county teachers in Jacksonville. Dr. and Mrs. A B Sias joined about 40 guests for bridge and games with high prizes awarded to Ebba Walstrom and Edna Lantz. Six area high school students helped serve refreshments as songs were performed.

Athens Council of Childhood Education Jacksonville A. B. Sias Ebba Walstrom Athens Edna Lantz Trimble Jacksonville-Trimble E. H. Gaylord Edith Wolfe Helen Kearns Christine Porter Rufus Putnam Ohio University NEA New Orleans

Snow Blankets Athens Streets At Night

Athens lay under a one inch blanket of snow with icy sidewalks. The previous day reached 33 degrees melting the snow while a 17 degree low refroze surfaces. Pedestrians skate the pavements as the low twenties rise slowly tonight then warmer tomorrow.

Athens

Birds shed teeth and heavy jaws to stay light

Birds evolved without teeth and heavy jawbones to reduce weight, aiding flight efficiency and maneuverability in the open skies.

Night Classes Enrollment Opens at Ohio University

Registration for the second semester evening and Saturday classes at Ohio University starts today in Ewing Hall Regis trar's Office, with full-time registration already closed. Courses span psychology, business, economics, education, English, geography, biology, and more, offered Thursday evening through Saturday morning, contingent on a minimum ten-student group.

Ohio University Ewing Hall F. B. Dilley Porter Class Beckett Miss Miller Gruchy Krauskopf Dykstra Miss Reynolds Miss MacLeod Bennett North America Dow Scott Paulsen Taylore

Three Are Arraigned In Bennett's Court

Elwood Carsey of Athens appeared before Magistrate T. R. Bennett and pled not guilty to abandoning his pregnant wife and neglecting her support, bound to the Common Pleas Court on $200 bond. Delbert Moody of Millfield pled guilty to reckless driving and was fined $10 and costs. Raymond Butler of Kimberly pled guilty to intoxication and was fined $5 and costs. Sheriff Charles Bayless made the arrests.

Elwood Carsey Athens T. R. Bennett Common Pleas Court Charles Bayless State Patrol Delbert Moody Millfield Bennett Raymond Butler Kimberly Bayless

Europe War Unlikely Says British Lecturer Ratcliffe

Ruth Taylor quotes Samuel K. Ratcliffe, British lecturer and Spectator correspondent, in Athens to lecture at Ohio University. He argues war in Europe is contingent on Hitler's military masters and Schacht, cites British rearmament, Franco, and potential shifts under Chamberlin, Baldwin, and the France Germany dynamic. He ends with a quick note on shorthand tricks before departing.

Ruth Taylor England Berry Hotel George Bernard Shaw the Spectator Samuel K. Ratcliffe Athens Ohio University New York Times Europe Baldwin Neville Chamberlin Germany Eden Hitler Soviet Russia France

Sanford Moore Pleads Guilty to Intoxication Charge

Sanford Moore of Athens pleaded guilty to intoxication in Mayor Len B. McCune's court on Thursday. He was fined $5 and costs. arresting officer was Capt. Charlies Maple.

Sanford Moore Athens Len B. McCune Charlies Maple

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