Bachelor Is Killed Walking Home on The Plains Road
Charles Tinkham a 56 year old bachelor died after an automobile struck him on The Plains Road near Ath ens County and fled the scene. Sheriff Charles Bayless reported no clues or witnesses to identify the driver. Funeral services are set for Tuesday at The Plains M E Church with burial in Nye Cemetery Chauncey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Tinkham
Plains Road
Athens County
Charles Bayless
Tinkham
Hiram Tinkham
Fred O'’Nail
Bob Thompson
Ray Tittle
Beaumont
Bayless
Horton
Athens
William
Jacksonville
Oscar
Carl
the Plains
Emma Quinlen
Congo
Eva Caldwell
Plains M. E
Gilbert Courtney
Chauncey
Nye
Joseph Moleski
Three Injured As Machines Collide Near Hebbardsville
Last night two automobiles collided head on about a half mile west of Hebbardsville on U S Route 50 injuring three persons. Gyle Atkinson of Zaleski suffered facial lacerations and head cuts while Merritt Dixon was severely hurt and sent to Sheltering Arms Hospital. Ralph Morgan and Arthur Bethel, both from McArthur, sustained minor injuries. Vehicle damage was about 125 dollars per car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hebbardsville
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Gyle Atkinson
Zaleski
Merritt Dixon
Athens Township
Dixon
M. H. Mitchell
Albany
Ralph Morgan
McArthur
Arthur Bethel
Chest wound from car door handle in Wednesday incident
Edward Baker aged 67 of North Hill suffered a chest cut and arm injury after walking into a moving car on West State Street near Congress Saturday night. The door handle punctured his chest. the car was driven by 28-year-old Homery Tubbs living on Hooper Street. Baker received medical care and was dismissed Sunday morning from Sheltering Arms Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Baker
North Hill
W. State St
Congress
Homery Tubbs
Hooper St
Baker
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Army Hall Service Draws Large Crowd in Athens
Brigadier and Mrs. Fred Malpass of the Salvation Army and a musical sextet visited Athens for two days drawing the largest crowd yet at the Army Hall since its seven years of existence. C. W. Janssen and Judge O F Rowland praised the sextet as they spoke at the hall and in Presbyterian Church services along with other appearances for the group and musicians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Malpass
Salvation Army
Athens
Army Hall
C. W. Janssen
O. F. Rowland
Presbyterian Church
Convoy of 11 Used Cars Fined by State Patrol
A convoy of 11 used automobiles was arrested in Jackson by state patrolmen from Athens for towing without rear tail lights. One operator faced a charge of employing a stolen highway lantern. All were jailed in Jackson County and fined the following day. R. E. Webb of Columbus paid $5 plus costs for the lantern offense. Harold Fleming, John E. Lloyd, and William Bonds, all in Columbus or Crab Orchard W Va, were fined $5 and costs each for the tail light violation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson
Athens
Jackson County
R. E. Webb
Columbus
A. Lesser
Harold Fleming
John E. Lloyd
William Bonds
Crab Orchard
W. Va
Refresher School for Athens Patrolmen in Columbus
State highway patrolmen from Athens attend a refresher school in Columbus to review laws update first aid training and exchange worn equipment. R. L. Doebbe attends today and tomorrow followed by Patrolmen D. Henery and J. B. Grogan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Columbus
R. L. Doebbe
Tomorow
D. Henery
J. B. Grogan
Legion Sons To Meet And Flag Route Observed
Sons of the American Legion will meet tonight at 7 30 at the K T Crossen Post home 8 S Court St. Three new sponsors M C Morrison G E White and Raymond Connett will attend. Morrison helped place American flags along Court St in observance of Washingtons birthday.
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Sons of the American Legion
K. T. Crossen
Court St
M. C. Morrison
G. E. White
Raymond Connett
Mr. Morrison
Legion Sons
Washington
Divorce and taxes lead list in Athens County court items
Cruelty and habitual intoxication are charged by Gertrude Simmons in a petition for divorce from Aaron Simmons filed Saturday in Athens County Common Pleas Court. Special assessments of $195.46 and delinquent taxes of $99.10 are due on property in Lee Township, according to a petition against Louise Zimmerman. Alimony orders include $10 weekly in two cases, with receiver appointed in a Home Owners' Loan case. Deputy sheriffs sworn in Nelsonville with county duties and no pay.
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Gertrude Simmons
Aaron Simmons
Athens County Common Pleas Court
Lee Township
Athens County
G. D. Gorham
Louise Zimmerman
Common Pleas Court
Gorham
Geraldine Whittington
Arthur G. Whittington
Mary Shaw
Carl S. Shaw
Henry Cameron
Home Owners’ Loan Corporation
Chauncey Overmyer
Viola M. Overmyer
S. H. Squires
Ohio
Squires
Fred Wolfe
Emma Wolfe
George Bateman
Nelsonville
James Cope
Bayless
O. F. Rowland
Third Grade Messenger Highlights Pet Poems
Central School third graders under Miss Helen Moriarity publish a miniature Messenger titled Third Grade Messenger. It features student poets Barbara Watkins Betty Deeter Marilyn Douglas Thurman Morgan Ruth Jean Evans Dorothy Wilson Tom Williams Mary K Marcinko Dana Beveridge and Si Coe with a short story Snowball.
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Messenger
Central School
Helen Moriarity
Barbara Watkins
Betty Deeter
Marilyn Douglas
Thurman Morgan
Ruth Jean Evans
Dorothy Wilson
Tom Williams
Mary K. Marcinko
Dana Beveridge
Si Coe
C D Brewer Firmly Ill From Influenza in Port Clinton Ohio
C D Brewer of Port Clinton Ohio long known in Athens County has been seriously ill with influenza for three weeks. He previously ran a general store at Carbondale before moving to Port Clinton about twelve years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. D. Brewer
Port Clinton
Athens County
Brewer
Carbondale
Two Drivers Fined for Bad Brakes in Albany Incident
Glen Hudnal of Athens Route 1 and W A Marshal of Athens Route 5 were fined five dollars and costs each after pleading guilty to operating vehicles with bad brakes before Mayor HK H Goodman of Albany on Saturday. They were arrested by the State Highway Patrol in Albany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glen Hudnal
Athens
W. A. Marshal
HK. H. Goodman
Albany
State Highway Patrol
Prunes Made Only From Naturally Drying Plums
The article states that only plums capable of drying without fermentation are used to produce prunes, emphasizing the natural drying process as essential to the product.
Good Breadwinner Important for Marriage Says Porter
Dr. James P. Porter of Ohio University told Wesley Foundation listeners that a stable breadwinner is crucial to marriage. He argued marriage bears greater importance for women and stressed loyalty, emotional stability, and objective self study as keys to happiness, while discussing the will to power and willful wishing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James P. Porter
Ohio University
Wesley Foundation
First Methodist Church
Porter
Psychology of Marriage and Divorce Explored by Dr Porter
Dr Porter argues four theories of marriage while noting divorcees favor material security over love, and single women prioritize love. He cites studies showing women place home ahead of love when faced with poverty, contrasts with men, and urges psychological preparation for marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Porter
Los Angeles
Hollywood
Free Rhythm Project Enriches Fourth Graders at Central School
Miss Bernice Kayser guides Central School pupils in a free rhythm program pairing listening to phonographs with art and dance. Edwin Powell Cleora Coppers and others reveal coloring and design choices while Charlotte Harris Joan Algeo create dance steps. Leeman Glover Clyde Walker interpret masculine parts and two pieces are orchestrated using tambourines sticks triangles and a drum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernice Kayser
Central School
Edwin Powell
Cleora Coppers
Charlotte Harris
Joan Algeo
June Schuler
Leeman Glover
Clyde Walker
Canaanville Shade Plan for 4-H Work
Four H community committees in Canaanville and Shade met to plan boys and girls club work for the summer. Shade plans to start the boys’ groups soon after April first to avoid last year’s late start. Committees include former advisors, older youths, parents, ministers, and teachers.
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Canaanville
Shade
Chester Students Swap Classes and Concert Highlights
Chester pupils in agriculture and home economics swapped two weeks of classes with Miss Gladys Crow and C. N. Jones guiding cooking gardening and home care for boys and girls. Konrad Scholl led a music concert featuring a 25 pupil band and a 32 pupil orchestra from Rutland and Chester.
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Chester
Gladys Crow
C. N. Jones
Konrad Scholl
Rutland
Chester Future Farmers of America
Kessinger Brothers
Charleston
W. Va
Eleanor Whitney
Chopsney
Parkersburg
James Bailey
Henry Bailey
Albert Fisher
Bank depository bids ignored again in Wabash
In Wabash county and city officials failed to attract bank representatives for the board of finance meetings as public depository notices were issued for a second year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wabash
Ind
U.P
Board of Finance
Hawaii Breezes Likely Come From California
Weather officials estimate many of Hawaii’s trades winds are second hand from California. Official 1936 reports show breezes originated east of the islands twenty times as often as from the west.
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Honolulu
U.P
Hawaii
California
Islands
Evangelist Mary Meade Leads Chauncey Revival Series
Evangelist from Kansas City Kansas Mary Meade conducts nightly revival at Morristown Holiness Church this week. Meade, preaching for 20 years since a 14 year old conversion, spoke Sunday on Create in me a clean heart. Pastor and Mrs John Peel sang duets as George Adkins performed guitar. Meetings drawing large crowds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Morristown
Mary Meade
Kansas City
Kas
George Adkins
Early Cherry tomato plant blooms in Sugar Creek home
Mrs. Mary Kastely of Sugar Creek grows a Cherry variety tomato plant in a large pot. The vines reach the ceiling and produce eight ripe tomatoes at once, with five ripe on the vine now. Visitors are invited to see the plant. She also grew grapefruit from seed given by Clifford Nincoff, who brought the seed from Bulgaria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Mary Kastely
Sugar Creek
Kastley
Kastely
Chauncey Dover Social and Church Class News
Chauncey and Dover residents host visits and illnesses. Chauncey Dover Church of Christ class meets Wednesday with leaders and a business session. Several families attend gatherings in Chauncey Columbus and nearby towns amid influenza cases and travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Loyal Woman's Bible Class
Church of Christ
William A. Hartley
Mill St
Thomas Hamilton
Floyd Nye
Nick Allman Remains in Columbus Hospital After Mine Accident
Jackson vill e resident Nick Allman who suffered a serious leg injury in a mine accident a week ago has been moved by ambulance from Sheltering Arms Hospital in Athens to White Cross Hospital in Columbus. He has been at Sheltering Arms since the accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Nick Allman
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Athens
White Cross Hospital
Columbus
Allman
Jacksonville
Grandy Family Visits New Straitsville for Father’s Stroke Recovery
Mr and Mrs Dude Grandy of Hocking attended a meeting of the Masonic lodge in New Straitsville last week while visiting for the illness of Joseph Grandy, the former’s father, who suffered a slight stroke but is improving.
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Chauncey
Dude Grandy
Hocking
New Straitsville
Joseph Grandy
Mr. Grandy
Masonic Lodge
Mrs Robert Nye Returns to England After Visit
Chauncey Mrs Robert Nye of London has stayed since November to care for her aged father W A Sutherland in Wyoming. She traveled from Chauncey Sunday to visit her parents in law Mr and Mrs George Harvey Nye and plans to sail from New York City to London on Wednesday.
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Chauncey
Robert Nye
London
England
W. A. Sutherland
Wyoming
George Harvey Nye
New York City
Ohio University NYA payroll paying 360 students
National Youth Administration checks totaling 4 492 47 arrive in Athens for distribution among about 360 Ohio University students. The NYA payroll runs 12 765 every three months with 4 255 monthly for undergrads and 100 for grads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Youth Administration
Athens
Ohio University
NYA
Bee Keepers Organize To Halt Disease In Athens County
Bee keepers meet at the Post Office Building with Prof. W E Dunham of Ohio State University directing discussion on managing bees in spring and eradicating American Foulbrood. A committee led by George S Holdren and others will pursue disease eradication and a second meeting is set for Tuesday evening March 30 with inviting attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott Haney
Athens Safety
Carbondale
Zaleski CCC
County Superintendent of Schools
E. 8. Haller
County
NYA
Athens County Relief Administrator
J. R. Johnston
O. C. Bird
George C. Parks
Anna Lois Saum
Ohio University Service Bureau
University
Bee Keepers
W. E. Dunham
Ohio State University
Dunham
Foulbrood
George S. Holdren
Athens
Howard L. Starlin
Stewart
Orville Bibbee
Coolville
John C. Herron
New Marshfield
Albert Binderbasin
West Side School Plans Goldilocks Operetta
West Side School rehearses Goldilocks and the Three Bears operetta to be staged March 12 in the school building. The three act show features Goldilocks played by Joan Campbell and Pan by Arlina Race with direction by Lucille Davidson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Side School
Kattyan Application Noted for Lukacs Case
Arthur Lukacs 21 of Blacklick and Anna Kattyan 20 of Millfield appear in a records note as daughter and mother linked to Joseph Kattyan in an application filed by Mia Kattyan. The entry names two individuals and ties them to a parental filing context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Lukacs
Blacklick
Anna Kattyan
Millfield
Mia
Joseph Kattyan
Lyons Hospitalized After Workplace Injury at Chauncey Mine
Chauncey Mine leader David Lyons of Manhattan Coal Co. was injured Wednesday night during a night shift. He was moved to Sheltering Arme Hospital in Athens where doctors report his condition as improved today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
David Lyons
Clean Out Poisonous Acids Your Kidneys Need Care
An advertisement warns about kidney and bladder issues and urges readers to take Cystex with a guaranteed prescription. It claims 10 000 deposit with Bank of America in Los Angeles guarantees relief within 48 hours and a week or money back on return of the package, urging readers to contact their druggist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bank of America
Los Angeles
California
Ady
Ohio University Faculty Attends National Education Association Meet
Nine Ohio University faculty members travel to New Orleans for the National Education Association Convention. Attendees include Genevieve Apgar H E Benn Ed A Class Greta Lash T C McCracken Anna Mumma Helen Reynolds A B Sias A E B Wagner Irma Voigt and the deans of women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio University
New Orleans
National Education Association
Genevieve Apgar
H. E. Benn
Ed. A. Class
Greta A. Lash
T. C. McCracken
College of Education
Anna E. Mumma
McCracken
Helen Reynolds
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Bachelor
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Holc
Chewing Hat
Ruth Evans
Pat
Treasury Hunts Bank
Miss Mary Meade
Chauncey and
Dover Social
Leon Finsterwald
Ettie Shields
Charles C. Shields
Finstermocker
Grover Patton
Wiliam Wemmer
Bertha Sanders
Helen Sanders
Ella Love
Ida Heffkin
Elizabeth Robinett
Lewis Muzio
Lucy Ann
P Delores
Pomeroy
Middleport
Joe Guerra
Carolyn Guerra
Mary Guerra
Tuppers Plains High School
Billy
Jack Sanders
Trimble Heights
Co. L. Sanders
Charlies Martin
Milfeld
C. N. Sanders
Bob
Clarence Sanders
John Anderson
Christine Mingus
Chauncey- Dover High School
Jessie Fulton
Abe Fulton
Ivan Matheny
Jeane
William Sisson
Isaac Perry
Freddie
Lower Plains
Charles Sweeney
Straitsville
Ohio U
West Children Plan
Goldilocks Operetta
Athens Pharmacy and Quicks Drug Store
Ade
Quick
Dowler & Ferguson
Funeral Home
NEA
The
Athens County Savings & Loan Co
Lostro Bldg
Athens, Ohio
State
Federal
the Security Bank
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
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