Scouts Celebrate Twenty Eighth Anniversary and Charter Presentations
At a father and son banquet in the Christian Church Mayor C C Cornell urged Troop 55 to stay with scouting as part of the city’s twenty eighth anniversary observance. Gerald Ashwill noted the growth to over 1.5 million members. Elks Lodge presented Troop 52’s charter at Elks Hall for boys from Athens County Children’s Home. Troop 59’s charter by Kiwanis Club followed, with Judge O F Rowland speaking at First Methodist Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boy Scouts
C. C. Cornell
Christian Church
Cornell
Foster Cornwell
Gerald Ashwill
Hock-Hocking
Roy Dupler
Harold McCune
Charles Messner
Athens Lodge of Elks
Elks’ Hall
Dupler
Athens County
Richard Wilson
Mr. Dupler
Lodge
Gordon Gray
John Kircher
C. L. Jordan
Harold Rose
Kiwanis Club
Scout Club
First Methodist Church
Common Pleas
O. F. Rowland
Release Millfield Man On $200 Bond Today
Herman North of Millfield was released on $200 bond after pleading not guilty to a lar ceny charge before Magistrate T R Bennett. Paul James of Millfield swore an affidavit that North stole $100 from him on Sept 29, and Sheriff C W Bayless made the arrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman North
Millfield
T. R. Bennett
Paul James
North
James
Bennett
C. W. Bayless
Three Days Cough Warning and Creomulsion Offer
A classic advertising notice promotes Creomulsion as a remedy for coughs chest and bronchial irritation claiming it relieves danger signals and helps the body heal. It guarantees a refund if not fully satisfied and urges asking for the genuine Creomulsion without hyphen or mis-spellings.
All's Luxury at Hospital For Lovable Aristocrat
Sharen Louise Bailey nine days old weighs 2 pounds 1 ¼ ounces and has private nursery quarters at Sheltering Arms Hospital. She is fed every two hours by Miss Rosina Flowers with a medicine dropper and kept warm in an incubator that looks like a basin. Sharon enjoys a pampered life while she remains in the nursery before moving to Gloucester home in a few weeks. Other babies in the nursery include Robert Wood Bentley Mary Louise Stehr Thomas Morrison and Donald Burcher.
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Jes Ssievers
Sharen
Louise Bailey
Sheltering Arms Hospital
H. H. Bailey
Sharon
Robert Wood Bentley
William Bentley
S. College St
Mary Louise
William Stehr
Second St
Thomas Morrison
Morrison Burns
W. State St
Donald Burcher
Junior Miller
Middleport
Sharon Louise
Honor Pupils Announced at Junior High
Principal S E Gilmore announced the honor roll for the third six weeks at Athens Junior High and Central Elementary. Eligibility required no failures and an average of B or higher. The list spans ninth through second grades, naming numerous students by name.
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S. E. Gilmore
Athens
Central
Betsy Bailey
Bert Barnes
Max Baughman
Jane Bayless
Phyllis Bean
Mary Virginia Bingman
Judy Birge
Betty Brooks
Doris Buck
Joe Dilley
Bernadine Dresher
Jane Finsterwald
Mary Margaret Graham
Bertha Grimes
Jean Herron
Martha Hoisington
Margaret Josten
William Knox
Elizabeth Kolenich
Elizabeth Krecker
Joan Mathews
Dorothy McAllister
Billy Musgrave
George Peckham
Lewis Pierce
Helen Radford
Ruth Reeder
Billy Roberts
Thelma Sams
Gene Schuster
Albert Seaman
Patsy Sherrard
Lois Sickels
James Robert Williams
Joe Williams
Carl Wood
Frank Baker
Martha Caskey
Martha Cottingham
Martha Lou Dowler
John Farley
Kenneth French
Gladys Gilkey
Betty Griswold
Ruth Ann Grover
Betty Jane Harris
Betty Henderson
Annabelle Houck
Herman James
Evan Jones
Gene Kissner
George Lohrman
Ruth Mason
Henry Miller
Dorothy Ann Pearson
Bill Pendry
Jo Ann Stewart
Mary Jeanne Williams
Freda Young
Betty Allen
Donna Marie Ayers
Mary Jane Beckley
James Burt
Vyrian Casley
Betty Gaston
Roy Geisinger
Richard Gross
Anna MaeKeever
Robert King
Evelyn Kittle
Robert Lee
Jo Ann Murphy
James Myska
Julian McQuiston
Dick Paynter
Luella Quest
John Reed
Elizabeth Riley
Jean Slagle
Claudine Steppe
Jean Westfall
Annabelle White
Frank Allen
Louis Burgett
James Cumley
Mary Geisinger
Billy Hammerle
Allene Holmes
Louise Mason
Vernon McKibben
Betty Lou Mead
Edwin Powell
Dorothy Stalder
Jack Stokes
Jean Tyron
Joan Algeo
Cleora Coopers
Ted Lohrman
Mary Elizabeth Nash
June Sc
Diana Crawford
Alice France
Virginia Haley
Ann Hammerle
Lee Hawk
James Hooper
Philip Minameyer
Billy Nash
Richard Romine
Mary Varnes
Lillian Wilson
Two Are Fined Before Mayor Cornell Tuesday
John Cornell of Canaanville pleaded guilty to a fighting charge filed last October and was fined ten dollars and costs by Mayor Cliff Cornell. Lute McConaha of Luhrig pleaded guilty to intoxication and also fined ten dollars and costs. in default of payment he was sent to the county jail.
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John Cornell
Canaanville
Cliff Cornell
Lute McConaha
Luhrig
Cornell
Red Cross Test Results Promote 26 Lifesaving Class Members
Twenty six members of the Red Cross Life Saving Class are now eligible for appointment to the Red Cross Examiner Class. The class, led by George T. Costello of Winter Haven Florida, and Ohio field representative, included 15 hours of instruction with lectures, films, and water drills. Those passing the exam include Beulah Graham Ashwell, Maria Boerlage, Audrey Callander, Gordon Dow, Harry Ellerman, Harry A. Fiedler, Jeanice Finch, Mary Graham, Joseph G. Hague, Herbert Kadison, Charlotte LaTourrette, Frederick H. Lenczyk, Russell G. Michael, Irving Miller, Dorothy Nicholas, Margaret Nunemaker, Arthur Rhoads, Joseph Roeble, Jean Licha, Miss C. E. Spencer, Maurice E. Strayer, Ralph Thorne, James O. Trudeau, Charles Weber, Jane White, and Leo Wildeman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
George T. Costello
Winterhaven
Fla
Ohio
Beulah Graham Ashwell
Maria Boerlage
Audrey Callander
Gordon Dow
Harry Elerman
Harry A. Fiedler
Jeanice Finch
Mary Graham
Joseph G. Hague
Nelsonville Lumber Co Wins $25.75 Judgment in Guy Case
An Athens Common Pleas Court jury awarded Nelsonville Lumber Co a $25.75 judgment against Mrs. Effie Guy in a suit seeking $392.30 for materials used on the Guy house. Guy claimed payment to her contractor John Fellum covered the bill, while plaintiff argued Mrs. Guy remains responsible under an alleged agreement. Materials were furnished Sept 1 1935 and the verdict covered screens bought by Mrs. Guy.
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Athens
Ground lizards spotted early signal spring in Athens Township
William Bailey of 43 Depot St reports six small ground lizards nesting on leaves behind his home. He says their appearance this morning proves spring has come down to earth, noting reptiles have never appeared before April 1 in prior years.
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William Bailey
Athens Township
Automatic verdict in $717 suit in Athens County Court
A. C. Kontner of Nelsonville withdrew his defense in a Bankers Commercial Corp. suit for 717.99 filed in Athens County Common Pleas Court. The plaintiff said Kontner bought beauty parlor equipment from Rice and Rice, Inc. and defaulted on a note due July 15, 1936, triggering an automatic judgment.
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Athens County Common Pleas Court
A. C. Kontner
Nelsonville
Bankers Commercial Corp
Chicago
Kentner
Rice and Rice, Inc
Ohio Corporation
Relief Officials Require NRS and Social Numbers
Township leaders in Athens County urged relief applicants to provide both social security and NRS numbers on every application. Fred Shafer said employable individuals must supply NRS numbers while all applicants need social security numbers. Those lacking numbers should obtain them at the Post Office. employable persons must have registered with the NRS within 90 days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens County
Fred Shafer
Shafer
Yeager Held to County Court on Intoxication Charge
Arraigned before Magistrate T. R. Bennett William Yeager pleaded not guilty and was held to Common Pleas Court Bond set at 100 dollars but not posted Constable Frank White arrested him on the complaint of Mrs. Ella Yeager
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. R. Bennett
William Yeager
Common Pleas Court
Frank White
Ella Yeager
Richland Class Plans Valentines and Dinner Fundraiser
The Richland Progressive Class of Richland Avenue M. P. Church meets Friday at 7 30 p m with William Smith as devotional leader and Carrie Burson in charge of entertainments. Guests bring a five cent Valentine. Host and hostesses are Mr and Mrs Denver Gooding and Mr and Mrs G R Shafer. They plan a chicken dinner for February 24.
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Richland Ave. M. P
William Smith
Carrie Burson
Denver Gooding
G. R. Shafer
Hospital Patients Enter Sheltering Arms For Major Surgery
Mrs Edward Timmons of Ames ville was admitted to Sheltering Arms Hospital last night for a major operation scheduled Thursday morning. Mrs Charles Minister of 66 Franklin Ave and Mr Delno Pratt of 23 S Court St entered the hospital for observation the same night.
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Edward Timmons
Amesville
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Charles Minister
Franklin Ave
Delno Pratt
S. Court St
Birth of Dixie Lou Kirkendall is announced
Mr and Mrs Homer Kirkendall of 460 Richland Avenue welcome their daughter Dixie Lou born Sunday February 6 weighing nine pounds This is the couple's first child.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer Kirkendall
Richland Ave
Dixie Lou
West Side Children Prepare Valentines and Projects
West Side School students prepare for Monday parties with Valentine boxes and stuffed cards. First graders shop with play money while second graders display cardboard occupations. A third grade Eskimo scene features dolls, fur clothing, and a painted northern lights backdrop.
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West Side
Miss Darst
Lucy Fitch Perkins
East
West
Tickets Move Briskly for Republican Rally
Brisk ticket sales were reported today by Athens County Republican Club president John S. Dalton for a county wide rally and dance at Hotel Berry Thursday night. Speakers include Myron B. Gessaman and William McCullough. Tickets are sold in multiple towns including Athens Carbon dale Albany Nelsonville Glouster Trineble Cool ville.
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John S. Dalton
Athens County
Republican Club
Hotel Berry
Dalton
Myron B. Gessaman
Columbus
William McCullough
Ohio House of Representatives
Athens
Rita Pollock
Mr. Prater
Carbondale
Coe’s Hardware
Albany
Harry Evans
Nelsonville
George Rose
Glouster
Earl Johnson
Trineble
John Alden
Charles White
Coolville
Good Deeds Marking Birthday Celebration of Athens Scouts
Athens scouts celebrate the twenty eighth anniversary of the Boy Scouts of America with a Week of good deeds and public displays. Troop 54 shows leather weaving metal and carving crafts. Troop 55 highlights uniforms and gear. Troop 56 features merit badge posters. Troop 59 displays a five foot first class badge with jamboree photos. Best display to be chosen later.
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Athens
Boy Scouts
Boy Scouts of America
Ohio Electric Co
Harold McCune
Beckley
Kerr Hardware
Carpenter Hardware
Kiwanis
Kerr Aids in Hardware Convention Plans in Columbus
M. M. Kerr Athens hardware dealer helps prepare for the Ohio Hardware Association Convention opening February 15 at Deshler Wallick Hotel Columbus. He serves on the exhibition committee arranging a half million dollar hardware and electrical display in Columbus Auditorium during the three day event. National Hardware Week to run May 9 to 14 with dealers urged to boost advertising and offer buying incentives as spring peak buying approaches.
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Columbus
M. M. Kerr
Athens
Ohio Hardware Association
Deshler- Wallick
Kerr
Columbus Auditorium
Rivers Peterson
Weather snapshot from Athens shows cool conditions
Yesterday's high reached 60 and the low dipped to 32. Noon today recorded 57 degrees as the city stays cool and dry.
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Athens
Stage Sit-Down In Fort Worth Over Package Store Law
Texas liquor inspectors conducted a sit-down protest in three Fort Worth taverns amid rumors that liquor sales violated the state package store law. They passed the interval by smoking drinking coffee playing the phonograph and reading newspapers.
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Fort Worth
Tex
Texas
Mendocino County Uses Sound Films For Rural Students
Ukiah Calif. isolated school districts will receive seven sound films as part of the counties new visual education program. The series targets children who have never seen or heard a talkie and marks the first glimpse of modern cinema for many students.
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Ukiah
Cal
Mendocino County
Beechel to Speak on Adult Education at Athens High
Dr Edith E Beechel of Ohio University will discuss Progressive Education as Related to Adult Education at 730 tonight in Athens Senior High School as part of the night school program. She will take questions after her remarks and the group meets on the second and fourth Wednesdays each month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith E. Beechel
Ohio University
Athens Senior High School
Beechel
Conrath Bean Chapter to Meet in Athens Armory
The Conrath Bean Chapter of the Disabled Veterans of the World War will hold a meeting at the Athens Armory Thursday night February 10 at 7 30 o'clock.
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Conrath Bean
Athens
Stanses Announce Birth Of Daughter Judith Rosa
Mr and Mrs James Lee Stans announce the birth of a daughter Judith Rosa Stans at Albany Road on Monday February 7 the baby born on the maternal grandmother s birthday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Lee Stansbury
Albany Road
Judith Rosalie
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Ze Clonial Finance Impanyy
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Chicago Corporation
Yeager
Richland
N-O-T-I-C-E
Athens CO. Gasoline Retail Dealers Assoc. S
Eagles Lodge Hall
Carpenter
One St
Lancey
HEC Bep
Cobsaausher
Sec'y
P. B. Burns, Pres
Lamborn
Central Ave. M. E. Church
Walsh Electric Shop
Columbus and Southern
Optometric Service
Court
Talkies
First Mortgage
Athens, Ohio
Dr. Beechel
Carter
Cla
Kentecky
Tab
E. Orchard
Orchard Vy Ae
Kentucky
Reali
Athens National Bank
Member
Federal Reserve System
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