Beautification Of Hillsides Now Planned
The George Washington Highway Association announces a plan to plant 200000 pine trees along U S Route 50 between Athens and Chillicothe to restore barren, eroded hillside lands. The Forestry Department will supply seedlings, with planting focused where the road is visible from the highway, aiming to improve scenery and soil health over several years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Washington Highway
Athens
Chillicothe
HB. N. Burgett
Assa Ation
Athens Chamber of Commerce
Wooster
Mr. Burgett
J. 3. Crumsey
Forestry Department
Burgett
Sir. Grumley
Crumley
Ross Cow Broom
National committee to set yardstick for noise measurement
A national committee of acoustics and engineering experts will study a standard for noise measurement. The Standards Association will organize the effort with the American Standards Association guiding the project, uniting 18 organizations including the AIEE Bell Telephone Lab and IEEE to harmonize methods and advance noise elimination research.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Acoun
Reque Society of A i
American Institute of Electrical Engineers
Bell Telephone Item
The
Institute of Radio Engineers
American Society of Mechanical Engineers
Standards Association
American Standards Association
New England Democrats Split Over Roosevelt and Smith in Primary Fight
Boston reports New England Democratic support is divided between Franklin D. Roosevelt and Alfred E. Smith ahead of the New Hampshire presidential primary. Massachusetts leaders including David J. Walsh M. A. Coolidge and Joseph B. Ely back Smith, while Rhode Island and other state figures show similar loyalties as party power centers align with the former New York governor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
U.2
New England
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Alfred E. Smith
New Hampshire
Smith
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
New York
U. S
Pear
White House
Bay State
Tors David J. Walsh
Marmua A. Coolidge
Joseph &. Iy
Frank J. Donate
Democratic State Committee
White House ends hand shaking to save time and energy
Washington February 1 President Hoover bans the traditional White House hand shaking to free time for consoling the nation on gravest matters. The move replaces greeting ritual with focus on urgent national relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Honver Haa
White House
Bootleg Booze In Ross County Report Details
A Ross County notice discusses illegal liquor operations with references to bootleg beer and illicit distilling. An Ohio chemist described suspicious products, including coloring matter and chemical byproducts, with warnings to authorities and the public about dangerous illicit alcohol.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chillicothe
Uilienthe
Foss County
Community Notices From Athens Area Gatherings
Nancy Robinson and families spent Sunday with Mrs. Guy Bolia ter and son. Mrs. Grace gone to Celu ain. Mrs. Roy ater and Miss Dora called on Mrs. Carbaugh Tuesday. C. W. Lynch and family spent Sunday at B. L. Sauters. Mrs. Charles Chase visiting her mother in Athens. Bessie Stanley visited with Grace Ibe. Alfred Hugnall spent Sunday with Lervis Jeffers. H U Johnston went to Columbus for hospital treatment. Worth Lynch works for Hoyt Waning this week. George Beatty called on W. T. Martin Sunday. F C and J L Oberholger ill with flu. Ida Sauters returned to sister in Athens. Herbert Carbaugh and wife visited Athens Wednesday. Alion Woodyard spent Sunday at Pauline McKnight in Fisher. Dr. Malone of Athens here Tuesday. Arlis Robinson on business in Athens Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nancy Robinson
Guy Boliater
Grace
Celu
Fra
Roy §Ater
Dora
E. H. Carbaugh
C. W. Lynch
B. L. Sauters
Charles Chase
H. H. Tienry
Athens
Bessie Stanley
Wednes
Ibe
Alfred Hugnall
Lervis Jeffers
H. U. Johnston
Columbus
University Hospital
Worth Lynch
Hoyt
George Beatty
W. T. Martin
F. C
J. L. Oberholger
Ida Sauters
Robert Cook
Herbert Carbaugh
Alion Woodyard
Pauline McKnight
Fisher
Malone
Arlis Robinson
Major Johnson to Speak at Church Dinner
Probate judge Major Sam M. Johnson of Athens County will speak at a Class Six of the F ME Church dinner Thursday evening at one o clock. The meal will be served at the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Major Johnson
Sam M. Johnson
Athens County
Local Social Notes From Tuppers Plains and Nearby
Local residents and visitors share updates from community hubs. Names include Mrs Ermil Shrecengross of Park arsburg Mrs Carrie Little and son Glen of lubeck Mr and Mrs S M Gainer Mr and Mrs Stuart Burdett Mrs Indy Williams and others en route from Virginia where a husband is ill. Multiple calls and hospital stays mark the week in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. L. Darker
Silver Ringe
Ermil Shrecengross
Parkarsburg
Carrie Little and Son
Glen
Lubeck
Mro
S. M. Gainer
Pumerdy
Mr. and
Mira
Kiva Desi
M. Reva Daugh Violet Benpart
Gard Darker
Mr Springer
Mi Misa
Doris McLane
Diedum
Roy Springer
L. J. Keller
War Snively
C. B. Young
J. Spurgan
Davair
Hobart Shields
Unechie University
Ath
Be Rid of Rheumatic Pains in 48 Hours Promise
Positive guarantee offers Allenia from McKee Drug Co. or any progressive druggist. Pay £3 6d for a 45 hour relief and continue to take Allenia to remove uric acid from the body. Thousands know it. happiness follows the remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agang
Attet
McKee Drug Co
Allenia
Local social notes and church events at Belpre area
Miss Helen Cole spends vacation at her home seat. The Loyal Sons and Daughters Clang of the Church of Christ held class meeting with Miss Marguerite Kincade. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Christy of Parkersburg visited Chapman home. G. B. and Ivan Barker moved to United Brethren parsonage. Deibert Newland of Coalville visited Parker home. Pet Dodderer and two sons traveled east of Tuppers Plains for a visit. Mrs. Joana Hostetter and others ill with mumps. Mrs. Lamp returns home with Opal Powell family from Gallipolis. Mr. and Mrs. Lesniey Stough of Belpre visited. Reverend Flora preached at Church of Christ. special music noted. New members added: Max Swindler, P. S. Hostetter, Myrtle Keller, Alma May, Elma Fay Kincade. William Spence of Basco Shade visited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ens
Helen Cole
Athens
Loyal Sons
Church of Christ
Marguerete Kincade
Kenneth Chisty
Parkersburg
Chapman Hyume
G. B
Ivan Barker
George Shields
United Brethren Paraonuse
Deibert Newland
Coalville
Gallipolis
P. S. Hostetter
Myrtle Keller
Alma May
Elma Fay Hkincuuy
Willian Spence
Bas
Shade
Student Loses Arm in Chemical Laboratory Blast
Albert Knauf of Salen Ohio a University of Sinnis student had his left arm amputated after burns from a chemical laboratory explosion yesterday his condition was listed as fair today by doctors in Champaign Illinois report notes the accident occurred during a lab session at the university facility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Champaign
Albert Knauf
Salen
University of Sinnis
Teeth Care Ad Promises Comfort All Day
An old advertisement touts daily use of a tooth paste product named Pasteath to prevent false teeth slipping and to provide all day comfort with a deodarizing, non gummy, paste feel. It directs readers to Quick's Cut Rate or a local druggist for purchase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quick
Also Mentioned on This Page
Chis
Crumsey
Muchers
Norristown
Hose
Er Og Dury
Allen
A. Donaldson
Tose
Gaunt
Qee
Edward IH
Ross County
Chentist
Troy
Chase
Tuppers Plains
Cincinnati
Charles F. Williams
Kain
I Premium
H. Elkins
Lawrence
S. Court & E. Union Sts
Ohio
Grantland Rice
Coca-Cola Bottling Works
Haney-Gross Co
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!