Ashland Supervisor to Lead Ohio Music Clinic in Athens
L. E. Pete, Ashland public schools music supervisor, will direct instrumental and choral sessions at a Saturday clinic in Athens High School with 34 instructors and 140 students from 10 Southeastern District counties. Floyd Prince chairs the local committee. state and district leaders include Ralph Rush and A Jord Bayless.
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Ohio Music Education Association
Athens
Athens High School
Floyd Prince
Athens High
L. E. Pete
Ashland Public
Ashland College
Ohio
Ralph Rush
A. Jord Bayless
Gallipolis
Luella Clifton
Lois Fasig
Gallia
Janet White
Hocking
Robert Thorson
Jackson
Kimbal Sutter
Lawrence
Lois Fling
Meigs
Christine Haley
Perry
William Tetrock
Pike
J. H. Mitchell
Scioto
Alma Ater
Vinton
Prince
O. L. Wood
H. C. Pendry
B. T. Grover
Ohio University
Christine Brown
Chauncey
Mary Jane Harble
Junction City
Evelyn Lang
Cheshire
Linda Whittaker
Pauline Heft
Louise Rice
Nelsonville
Mary A. Schaufersberger
Amesville
Elizabeth Shough
Mary Watkins
Crooksville
Harold LeFever
Infant Dies of Pneumonia in Athens Township
Carolyn Sue Hoisington eight months old daughter of Mr and Mrs Clarence Hoisington Athens Route Two died at home Wednesday morning after a few hours illness from pneumonia. Survived by paternal grandparents Henry Hoisington Athens Route Two maternal grandparents Preston Bentley Millfield and great grandparents Had Risley Athens Helen Bentley Barberton. Funeral Friday at Union Church Rev Fields officiating burial New Marshfield Cemetery. Friends may call at Henry Hoisington home.
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Carolyn Sue
Clarence Hoisington
Athens
Henry Hoisington
School Custodian Is Removed to Hospital
Harry Nichols a 71 year old custodian at Athens Senior High School was taken to Sheltering Arms Hospital after a sudden appendicitis attack. He was scheduled for an appendectomy that afternoon.
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Harry Nichols
Stewart St
Athens Senior High School
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Cub Pack 59 to Meet Next Tuesday Evening
Cub Pack 59 will meet next Tuesday evening at 7 30 in East Side School. A new cubmaster will be present. All dead mothers and parents of cubs are asked to attend.
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East Side School
Dea
St Louis Sets Up Rules For Pedestrians
St Louis police outline rules to keep pedestrians in the law. Offenses include reading while crossing, standing in the street to talk, and carrying bundles that obscure street view, per Maj Albert Bond Lambert, head of the board of police commissioners.
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ST. Louis
Albert Bond Lambert
The
Board of Police Commissioners
Gloucestershire Cheese Rolling Tradition Draws Crowds
Countryfolk in Gloucestershire observe a centuries old cheese rolling ceremony where runners chase a rolling wheel down a hill and the winner takes home the prize cheese.
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Gloucestershire
England
Chauncey Youth Aided By Birthday Ball Fund
Chauncey youth aided by the President's Birthday Ball fund for Athens and Athens County, with 19 year old patient receiving ongoing treatment in Columbus. The local foundation covers room and board and each treatment while braces and help come from state and local programs. Tickets for the Feb. 10 event at Hotel Berry are $1 per couple.
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Athens
Athens County
Hotel Berry
Charles Jordan
Chauncey Area
Esta LaHugh
Athens County Foundation
Columbus
Warm Springs Foundation
Chauncey
Jordan
Cliff Cornell
Athens City
Land Use Study Begins in Athens County Townships
First township meeting for Rome Township farmers at the Stewart Townhouse launches a county led study of past present and future land use. Committees of five to ten members form the township groups with county officials and extension staff guiding the program.
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Athens County
Rome Township
Stewart
Ross Wright
Amont. FA
T Sa Smail
Frank Juga
AAA
Earl Cowen
Ministerial Association
F. J. Taylor
C. W. Shaver
M. T. Haines
Athens Township
Canaan
Lodi
Shade School
Bern
Ames- Bern
Alexander
M. H. Chase
Carthage
Lottridge
Hocking Local Will Meet Friday Night
A special meeting of Local No. 5096 United Mine Workers of America is set for Friday night February 9 at 7 o clock at The Plains School. Delegates reports from the international convention will be heard and discussion will cover efforts to reopen the Hocking Mine and unemployed balloting to the Kimberly Mine per Fred Gabriel president and Mike Krivusti secretary.
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United Mine Workers of America
Plains School
Hocking
Kimberly Mine
Fred Gabriel
Mike Krivusti
Church Class To Meet at Paris Home Friday Evening
Church Class To Meet Class 6 of the Church of God will meet Friday at 7 30 p m at the home of Mr. and Mrs Wayne France Athens Route Five Entertainment and refreshments will be a surprise planned by Mr and Mrs Paul Ayres Raymond Adkins and Charlotte Beckle Each member is to bring an unsigned valentine and some pennies Also a note mentions that eighty of the 91 known elements were discovered in the last 200 years.
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Church of God
Wayne France
Athens
Paul Ayres
Raymond Adkins
Charlotte Beckle
Townsend Reports Two Gas Producers
A. D. Townsend reported two new gas wells. One on Mrs. S. E. McCall’s farm in Carthage Township struck gas in the Maxon sand at 1 101 feet and yields about 750 000 cubic feet per day. The other on John Leoffler’s farm in Lodi Township produced 300 000 cubic feet daily with 700 pound rock pressure, found in the Second Berea sand at 1 682 feet.
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A. D. Townsend
S. E. McCall
Carthage Township
Berea
Appropriation Made For Health Program
The Athens City Council authorized 3450 dollars for the Athens County City Health Board operation for the first quarter of 1940. The funds cover the health commissioner and clerk salaries, office expenses, and other setup costs. The city borrowed 3450 dollars in anticipation of January tax collections, announced by Council President P. F. Good.
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Athens County City Health Board
Athens
P. F. Good
Degree conferred by Athens Chapter Royal Arch Masons
The degree of Most Excellent Master will be conferred on a class of candidates tonight at a special meeting of Athens Chapter No. 39 Royal Arch Masons. The degree work begins at 7 p m with a good attendance desired and visiting brethren welcome.
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Athens
Royal Arch Masons
Fast Teeth Advertisement for Loose Dentures
Loose false teeth slipping or wobbling while eating talking or laughing can be solved by sprinkling FASTEETH on plates. The pleasant powder provides added comfort and security by holding plates more firmly with no gummy taste. Available at drug stores.
Dynamite Blast Felt In Athens Odds at Water Works Plant
A dynamite blast was heard in Athens Wednesday afternoon around 2 55. The explosion occurred at an old water works plant well site and blasted a concrete pier to recover a well screen never previously productive.
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Athens
Legion Buys Wall Plaques For Schools
The K. T. Crossen Post of the American Legion bought about 75 California redwood wall plaques for county schoolrooms to stress Americanism. The Ladies Auxiliary purchased 50 similar plaques for Athens and Mechanicsburg classrooms. The group also bought 10 large safety markers for roadways near schools bearing Drive Safely. Proceeds from a planned benefit party will aid child welfare.
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K. T. Crossen
American Legion
America
Legion
Athens
Mechanicsburg
Athens Armory
Food Plan Endorsed By Athens Junior Chamber
The Athens Junior Chamber of Commerce endorsed the Food Stamp Plan a Surplus Commodity Corporation program. Carl Beasley spoke on the plan and local efforts to establish it in nine counties of southeast Ohio. A petition will be prepared at the next meeting in two weeks with Gordon K. Bush set to speak on aviation on February 21.
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Athens
Charles Drollinger
Drollinger
Kenneth Wilcox
Gordon K. Bush
the Messenger
Bush
Jury opens damage suit against Parks in Athens court
In Athens County Common Pleas Court a $20 000 damage suit by John Ferry against Ohio University treasurer George Parks opened with jurors sworn. Ferry alleges malicious prosecution and seeks compensatory and punitive damages while Parks denies malice and cites probable cause and a prior investigation.
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Athens County
Parks
Ferry
Ohio University
Bennett
Grand
Harold J. Rose
O. F. Rowland
Common Pleas Court
Ene
Athens
Richland Ave
Budget Adopted by Athens City Board of Education
Athens City Board of Education adopted its 1940 appropriation budget at the Wednesday night meeting. The 1940 financial report was presented by the clerk. The board organized for the new year and elected officers: Frank B. Guilum president, W. B. Drake vice president, and F. E. R. Walker clerk.
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Board of Education
Athens City Board of Education
Cial
Frank B. Guilum
W. B. Drake
FE. R. Walker
Kidney trouble linked to backaches and fatigue
The ad argues tired kidneys cause backaches and health issues, noting kidneys' role in removing wastes from blood. It urges readers to use Doan's Pills, claiming long years of success and relief by flushing out toxins.
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Nature
Dean
Doan
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