Animal Coloring Contest crowns mink winner
Readable text covers a two group animal coloring contest. Paul John Oskey 10 from Jacksonville wins in the 9 to 11 group with a rich brown mink color. Honorable mentions go to Verne Sayre and Harriet Davis. A list of participating children follows. Monthly notices describe setup with themes, prizes, and submission deadlines.
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Paul John Oskey
Jacksonville
Verne Sayre
Trimble
Harriet Davis
Metsonville
Verna
Harriet
Hrat
Janior Earich
Junior
Catherine Skiver
Nelsonville
Kenneth Sisson
Albany
Catherine
Kenneth
Virginia Morrison
Ada Keirns
Millfield
Jane Cox
Glouster
Aldo Ante
Katherine Metkene
Esther Keirns
Louise Thompson
Rebecca Elle Smith
Relph Mills
Edith Mesehher
Leitharms
Betty Lee
Gloria King
Beaulah Callentine
Martha Morrie
Carl Antle
Amnesine
Garnette
Sunday Messenger
Sol A. Stephan
Colonel Stephan
Messenger
Dean Watty Chubb
Athens County
Athens
Ji Arately
Ach Welk
Thesenger
Ger
Test Surgery As Crime Cure Trial
Akron report on Howard Buck undergoing brain surgery five months earlier for alleged criminal tendencies. He is rearrested on charges of passing worthless checks as doctors weigh a brain pressure theory. Officials offered no comment on the new arrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akron
U.P
Howard Buck
Buck
Birthday of Lincoln Honored at Churches
Frost Feb 1. Rev Edward Hainer will preach at Little Hocking Universalist Church on Sunday with the sermon From Poverty to Power. Sunday Schools meet before services. Lower Salem Universalist Church holds monthly services at 2 p m with theme Every Wind of Doctrine. Belpre Church Young People take part in evening services honoring Lincoln’s birthday observance. Sermon on From Poverty to Power relates to Lincoln’s life.
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Frost
Edward Hainer
Little Hocking
Wroote
Lincoln
Lower Salem
Minor
Young People’s “Christian Union of the Universalist
Belpre
Robbery at Bartlett Farmers Bank Limited Loot
Bank safes dynamited at Bartlett Farmers Bank Marietta area early Friday. robbers secured about 20 in currency and left the main vault intact. The Bartlett High School building nearby was searched but nothing of value was stolen.
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Marietta
U.R
Bartlett Farmers’ ‘Bank
St Bartlett
Bartlett “High School
Free Government Wheat for U S Poor Urged on House Floor
Representative James G. Polk of Ohio urged reversing the House Agriculture Committee decision to block distribution of forty million bushels of grain by the Red Cross to needy Americans. He criticized Republicans for bloc voting against government grain distribution and argued the wheat is owned by the government and costly to taxpayers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Web
House Committee On Agriculture
James G. Pull
Ohio Congressional Bistrict
Polk
Red Cross
Five charged in false registration probe in Cleveland
In Cleveland on February 13 five men and one woman were to be arraigned in police court on warrants accusing them of false registrations ahead of Tuesday's special mayoralty election. One arrestee, Charles Ryeback, a city employee, admitted they were urged to register and were taken to City Hall by Republican campaign workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Charles Ryebak
Democratic Orginiun
Arrsign
Planes to Survey Ohio Highway Traffic
Columbus Feb 18 A W Merrell state highway director announced an aerial survey of traffic on Ohio main highways. The effort aims to judge crowding on routes with two three and four lanes and to assess road markings. Lt Clyde H Butler led the test on Route 40 Nation’s Highway between Zanesville and Route 37 near Melonneteville. Capt Frank Mckee state director of aeronautics assists Merrell.
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Columbus
A. W.merrell
Merrell
Zanesville
Melonneteville
Clyde H. Butler
T12th
Ohio National Guard
Frank Mckee
Mer Rel
County Road Work Surges Across Township Projects
Figures show 1 003 miles of county roads with slightly more than half dirt. Unimproved township roads total 49.77 miles, with most work focused on traffic bound construction. Bridge upgrades and payroll peaks occur in summer months as roads, spans, and maintenance expand county infrastructure.
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Alexander
Ames
Athens
Bern
Canaan
Carthage
Dover
Lee
Lod
Rome
Trimble
Troy
Waterloo
York
Athens Township
York Township
Cansan
Lomils
Iaarger
Wits Beliz
Federal Creek
Ameship
Ames Township
Slev
Brown Sees Ohio Campaign Shifts Tax Burden
Clarence J. Brown secretary of state and gubernatorial aspirant told 600 Republicans at a Lincoln Dinner in Eaton Ohio that Ohio will be the real national battleground this fall with Hoover sweeping the state. He said the central issue is shifting the tax burden and government economy. He noted that the small homeowner and farmer still bear about 75 percent of the tax burden.
Maple Sugar Helps Geauga Farmers Pay Taxes
Geauga County farmers expect to meet tax bills thanks to an unusually strong maple sugar season. Hundreds opened sugar camps last month and in early February as favorable weather yielded thousands of gallons of maple syrup. The regular season continues in March with camps reopening then.
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Chardon
U.P
Geauga County
Cary
Officer Tracks Down Suspect Despite Slim Clues
Chicago police officer William Tobin located J. J. Farrell with minimal clues on the near North Side. Farrell matched a derby hat and coat-pocket description from his sister’s plea for help. Farrell was brought in after Tobin relayed the message.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Isau
William Tobin
J. J. Farrell
Near North Side
Personal Tax Listing Starts Here in Athens County
County Auditor Edmundson lists property valuations for tax returns covering animals, equipment, inventories, and personal property. Readers must file by visiting local offices and stores in towns from Nelsonville to Albany and beyond to obtain forms and guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edmundson
Basin
Otherwlas
Athens County
Nelsonville
Mayor's
Shepard's
Shafer’'s
Cable Hardware
Ohlinge and Wolf
Fred Scott
Buchiel
Sayer's
J. W. Wade
Deanville
Isselstein
the Plains
Athens
R. D. & Wingett
Mineral
Wiliam Shingter
Federal
Cunningham's
Canaanville
Button’s
Murray City
Sidenfeld
Jacksonville
A. L. Altman
the Garden
Edison Coen
Hospital Notes Sheltering Arms Admits Several Athens Residents
New patients include Mrs Arthur Coon Athens major operation and Mrs A L Cooper and baby son Athens. Convalescing W H Brown Athens mine accident UC £L Smith Middleport major operation Mills Feith Bobo Athens major operation John Shannon Athens medical cane. Discharged Mrs L de Shafer Athens observation Alfred Hughes Athens major operation Mrs Rolland Jones and baby son Athens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Arthur Coon
Athens
A. L. Cooper
Baby Son
W. H. Brown
Smith
Middleport
Mills Feith Bobo
John Shannon
L. de Shafer
Viennese pianist Geldsand charms Athens audience Friday
Robert Geldsand, 20, a Viennese pianist, performed on the University Music Lecture Series in Alumni Memorial Auditorium. His program featured Bach, Mozart, Beethoven, Chopin, and Liszt works with a notable Mogert Sonata and a left hand Prelude by Serafin, drawing praise for technique and interpretive depth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Warner
Robert Geldsand
Alumni Memorial Auditorium
Geldsand
University Music
Aho
Athens
Goldsand
Goldaand
Murmuers
Mozart
Beethoven
Baxas
Morern
Lis
Serizbin
Arbter
Roosevelt Support Strength in the South Stirs 1932 Debate
Editorials and sentiment across the South show Dixie leaning toward Roosevelt. In Georgia governors and party leaders back Roosevelt, while Alfred E. Smith faces strong opposition. Florida’s Democratic leaders endorse Roosevelt and urge a southern vice president pick.
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Atlanta
Firth
Dinze
Reed
Alfred E. Smith
Dixie
South
Georgia
Goveror
Franklin D. Roosevelt
John 5. Cohen
Democratic Nations
Roosevelt
Smith
Hoover
Democratic Executives Committee
Florida
More Arrests Made For Drinking in U S
Washington reports that Dry America arrests for drunkenness far exceed those in wet Britain, per Mod eration League director Stanley Shirk. He cites Philadelphia figures 1914 1920 and 1928 showing higher US arrest totals despite England and Wales 40 million population.
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Washington
America
Great Britain
Stanley Shirk
Moderation League
New York
Senate
Metcalf
England and
Wales
Shirk
Philadelia
Philadelphia
England
Métcalf
Marietta Visit by Capt Walter Webster on Thursday
Capt Walter Webster of Guysville former marine engineer on Ohio River packets and former engineer aid at Marietta water works pump station spent Thursday in Marietta visiting friends and handling business matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marietta
Marieteb
Health Report for City Covers 1931 Outcomes
1931 city health report shows 9 births and 20 deaths with organic heart disease and pneumonia as leading causes. Infant deaths were high due to six stillborns. under one month deaths numbered three. Communicable diseases totaled 29 with four deaths from tuberculosis. The Health Department served 416 patients, made 1,353 visits, examined 2,383 schoolchildren, and conducted numerous inspections of groceries and milk facilities to prevent disease spread.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Viola M. Fell
Athens
Athena
Enis
City Health Department
Athens Boy Scouts Hold Morning Hike and Meetings
About 49 scouts from four Athens troops hiked to Bustein, a brisk trip with breakfast served at the destination. Sunday night all Athens Scouts are asked to meet at First Methodist Church at 7 10 p m to attend Catholic services. Monday evening Troop 2 holds an anniversary program. all Troop 2 members must attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alumiag
Athens
Bustein
First Methodist Church
Displays of Rare Articles From Other Days Planned in City Windows
Athens merchants join Daughters of the American Revolution for a city wide display of relics from prior eras. Stores will showcase antiques from quilts to colonial kitchens, coins, furniture, and period clothing with donations coordinated through Mrs. H D Henry and local presidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Washington
H. D. Henry
Daughters of the American Revolution
Glouster
Marietta
Preston's
Miller's
Woodworth’s
Wheaton's
Carpenter Wish
Daughters of Veterans
Allrs
H. L. Atkinson
Daughters of 1812
Ralph Dalton
Lemenus
PD Zenner
Jock
Finsterwald
Birthday notice for Roy Johnson in fourth grade
A birthday snippet notes Roy Johnson, a fourth grader, had his birthday on February 13. The item mentions a missed Saturday celebration and encourages asking Roy about his special day.
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Roy Johnson
Ieeker
Roy
Birthday Children Celebrate at Local Schools
On February 11, Saint Valentine’s Day, three birthday children are noted Lua Burke in third grade at Cent School Clifford F Bean in sixth grade at Central and William Ryen in second grade at East Side School all celebrated with schoolmates and candy hearts and valentines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lacy
Lua Burke
Clifford F. Bean
Central
Willam Ryen
East Side
Five New Members Join Ames Bern Club
Five new members were admitted to the Ames-Bern Club of Athens at the Friday monthly meeting in the Chamber of Commerce room. Named were Rod Oddard Dewey Goddard Yred Colt W EB Clark and Carl Porkas. Wives will be entertained March 1 with an entertainment committee of Fleming Gordon and McCunnell organizing refreshments and a local orchestra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ames-Bern Club of
Athens
Chamber of Commerce
News
Rododdard
Dewey Goddard
Yredcolt
W. EB. Clark
Carl Por
George Fleming
G. J. Gordan
Tom McCunell
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Virginia Sawyer
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Leroy Murphy
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ROB Bartlett Bank
U. S
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