Ohio traffic fatalities rise in 1935 survey across counties
A Southeastern Ohio county survey shows 1935 traffic deaths at 39, up 19 from 1934, with statewide totals near 35 500 for the nation. Columbus and Cincinnati areas report lower fatalities, while several small counties show gains and some report none, amid statewide safety campaigns.
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Ife
Ohio
Ohip
Act
Columbus
Ias
Ungstown
Clark
Springfield
Ga County
Hamilton
Toledo
Court News in Probate and Common Pleas Dockets
Probate matters include H Cline administratrix seeking allowances and a Feb 1 hearing on exceptions to R S Wood executor's account. Bankers ex rel Forsyth set sale procedures for Blackwood estate. State cases Dawson dismissed. Sutton seeks private sale of estate realty. Common Pleas includes Ernest Camp divorce and Cora Campbell decision. $4,839.12 judgment against L Fenzel et al.. Lawrence v. Fenzel still active.
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H. Cline
J. Halliday Cline
S. M. Johnson
R. S.S. Wood
Joseph M. Wood
Bankers
NBA
F. D. Forsyth
James
Blackwood
State of Ohio
S Dawson
McLaughlin
David A. Sutton
Ernest Camp
Cora Campbell
Wesley B. Lawrence
Ie L. Fenzel
Old Daughter Of Daileys Is Dead
Kathryn Hooper aged one month died this month at St. Archie Hooper's address. Funeral services set for Saturday at the Apostolic Church with Rev. Marfficiating. Burial will be at State Street Cemetery. A separate item reports Nye in Athens changing his plea to guilty on a driving while intoxicated charge before Mayor LenecCune, with six month license suspension and fines.
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Kathryn
Archie
Hooper
Apostolic Church
Ave
George
Nye
Athens
LenecCune
Epworth League Institute to Draw 150 to Athens
About 150 youths from 20 Methodist Episcopal churches visit Athens for a full day Epworth League Institute at First M. E. Church. Rev. H. A. Rothrock of Nelsonville leads as dean with Miss Jean Pickens as registrar.
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Epworth League Institute
Methodist Episcopal
Athens
M. E
H. A. Rothrock
Nelsonville
Jean Pickens
Albert G. Jenkins
Wesley Foundation
Nelsonville Epworth League
Athens Youth to Speak in Peace Contest District finals
James W. McClure, 16, of Athens will represent Athens County in the District Prince of Peace Declamation Contest at Marietta First Methodist Church Sunday night. Noble Meigs Gallia Vinton and Lawrence counties also send delegates. winner gets a gold medal and may enter the Columbus state contest with cash prizes and scholarships.
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James W. McClure
J. H. McClure
Grosvenor St
Athens County
Prince of Peace
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Marietta
Noble
Meigs
Gallia
Vinton
Lawrence Counties
Columbus
Ohio Council of Churches
Young McClure
Athens High
Athens Presbyterian Church
James M. McClure
Athens
M. E
Mari
NRS Cuts Hit Athens Office To Meet Budget
The National Reemployment Service in the Lancaster District including Athens reduces staff to fit the annual budget through June 1. H R Justice announces reduced personnel with Muldoon transferred to Columbus and Campbell on leave. WPA hires will add five school jobs and a road paving project, increasing workload. current WPA placements handled by Athens WPA labor office.
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Lancaster
Athens
H. R. Justice
NRS
Thomas Hixenbaugh
William J. Muldoon
Columbus
Robert K. Campbell
Justice
Kathryn Burson
Hixenbaugh
Emma Stanforth
Carl Stickney
Florence Harvey
WPA
PWA
Mechanicsburg
Shade
York Township
New Marshfield
Buchtel
Current Events Club Meets at Crow Home Friday
The Current Events Club will gather Friday at 7 30 a m at 127 North Congress for a meeting hosted by Mrs G H Crow. Mrs Anna White will lead the program.
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G. H. Crow
N. Congress
Anna White
Saiga Antelope Threatened by Horn Trade in Asia
The Saiga antelope across Asia faces near extinction as Chinese demand drives high horn prices for traditional medicine. The piece notes rising illegal poaching pressures and habitat challenges amid market demand in the region.
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Asia
Aged Zaleski Man Dies at Home Monday
John Kale Zaleski aged 70 dies at his home after a long illness widow and two daughters Mrs Phillip Rhodes Athens and Mrs John Friend Zaleski survive with two sons Archie and Leonard and several grandchildren Funeral services were held at St Silvester Church Several Masonic Lodge members attended Eli Weed funeral in New Plymouth Finley Peters ill at daughter Mrs Blanche Potter H E Ansel and grandson Kenneth Potter plan Florida trip in four days Margaret Potter spent Christmas in Cincinnati Rev Arthur Alberry died suddenly at his Beverly home Surviving widow three daughters two sons and pastorship at Zaleski M E Church twenty years ago other items noted possible.
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John
Doc) Kale
Phillip Rhodes
Athens
John Friend
Archie
Leonard
St. Sylvesters Church
Zaleski Masonic Lodge
Eli Weed
New Plymouth
Finley Peters
Blanche Potter
Ella Taylor
Nelsonville
Tom
H. E. Ansel
Kenneth Potter
Florida
Margaret Potter
Cincinnati
John Potter
E. G. Diles
Fred Diles
McArthur
M. L. Blazer
Frank Hayes
Broadway
John Andrews
A. ©. Ansel
Raymond Johnson
Dorothy
Nellie Fry
Columbus
Irvin Stauffer
Donald
Mien
Mery Molihon
Edward Pets
Miner’s son delivers papers. earns B average in high school
Elmer Bratka eight teens combines mine work with delivering The Athens Messenger to 73 customers along a six mile Greens Run route. He attended Hollister High School three days weekly and graduated with a steady B average while keeping up with night study. His supervisor praises his courtesy, reliability and growth as a messenger.
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Athens
Elmer Bratka
Greens Run
Hollister High School
Bratka
the Messenger
Pratka
Fred. W. Weber
Ohio
J. C. McCullaugh
Orville Allen
Thelma Adams
WPA hires and pay rules for Athens District workers
On the first working day of the New Year 9 277 men and women are employed by the WPA across eight counties led by district supervisor Ray Noble. County totals include Athens 1670 Gallia 691 Hocking 898 Jackson 1287 Lawrence 1540 Meigs 950 Vinton 616 and Washington 1625. Foremen may require makeup time for bad weather with wage deductions possible if not made up within the same payroll period. Projects include Memorial Park improvements on Market Street in Logan and a sewer pipe project on Third Street in Gallipolis with works such as walks walls and driveways planned.
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WPA
Athens
Ray Noble
Gallia
Hocking
Jackson
Lawrence
Meigs
Vin
Noble
Memorial Park
Market St
Logen
Third St
Gallipolis
William Adrain
Frank Fish Dies at Belpre on Wednesday
Mr. Frank Fish of Decatur Ohio died early Wednesday at the home of a daughter Mrs Newton in Belpre Ohio. He would have been 77 years old on January 23. Funeral services will be held in the Antioch Church in Decatur on Friday at 2 PM. Mrs Doris Mansfield of Athens is a daughter.
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Frank Fish
Decatur
Newton
Belpre
Antioch Church
Doris Mansfield
Athens
Rebecca Morris McKee Daughters of 1812 Postpones Meeting
The Rebecca Morris McKee Chapter of the U S Daughters of 1812 will not meet Friday January 3. The meeting has been postponed and the date of the next gathering will be announced later.
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Rebecca Morris McKee
U. S. Daughters of 1812
Balcony Collapses Under Snow At Furniture Shop
Early morning heavy snow caused a second story balcony at Cox Bros. Furniture Shop on W Union St to collapse. No injuries were reported. Replacement cost estimated at about 75 dollars.
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Cox Bros
W. Union St
Bobcats Fall In First Coshocton Test
Ohio University basketball opened a holiday trip with a 46 to 34 loss to Mt. Union College in Coshocton. The Buckeye Clothiers defeated the Bobcats, marking the first defeat of the season for Ohio.
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Clothiers
Coshocton Gft
Mechiing
J. Wagner
F. S
Thlasket
Cunningham
Stammiler
Padiow
Ohio U
Gy Hood
Rinta
Lalich
Malakas
Whitcum
Penalty on Dog Licenses After Jan 20
Athens County dogs face a $1 penalty if licenses are not bought by January 20. Attorney General Bricker confirms county auditors must collect penalties, or risk bond breach. Licenses sold at Gibson’s office or by five deputies. prices: male $1, female $3, kennel $15. Mail applications accepted with fee and dog description.
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John W. Bricker
C. ©. Gibson
Athens County
Gibson
Auditor’s Office
Delinquent Taxpayers Face Publication List Jan 15
Athens County auditor C. O. Gibson announced a certified list of delinquent real estate taxes over two years in arrears will be published on Jan. 15. About 450 names appear. taxpayers paying back taxes by Jan. 11 under G. D. Gorham’s three payment plans will be omitted. Real estate tax collection for 1986 first half starts late February, with personal taxes due Feb. 15.
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Athens County
C. O. Gibson
Gibso
G. D. Gorham
Gorham
Gibson
State Tax Commission
Frank Johnson Jailed Again for Indeterminate Sentence
Frank Johnson 21 of Nelsonville was sentenced by Judge O F Rowland in Athens County Common Pleas Court to an indeterminate term at Mansfield Reformatory. On probation for non support he violated the terms by leaving home after 8 pm and was arrested on Route 31 near German Village driving a car owned by Herbert Newton. He pleaded not guilty to a separate charge of stealing a motor vehicle after the New Year Eve incident. Johnson is married with a child and his wife and he do not live together.
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Frank Johnson
Nelsonville
Mansfield Reformatory
O. F. Rowland
Athens County
Herbert Newton
T. R. Bennett
Johnson
Newton
Bollin
Two Appendectomies Performed At Athens Hospital
Mrs Dee Daugherty of Chauncey underwent an appendix operation at Sheltering Arms Hospital Wednesday night. Jack Carder of Mineral had his appendix removed this morning. Richard Scurlock of Athens and Ben Tippie of Peach Ridge were discharged Wednesday. Scurlock was injured in a mine and Tippie was overcome by carbon monoxide in his car.
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Dee Daugherty
Chauncey
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Jack Carder
Mineral
Richard Scuriick
Athens
Ben Tippie Peach Ridge
Scurlock
Tippie
Olive Tablets Offer Gentle Constipation Relief
Dr. Edwards Olive Tablets provide a mild vegetable laxative alternative to calomel. The tablets, sugar coated and olive colored, claim to stimulate normal bowel action with no griping. Available in 30c and 60c sizes, promoted as quick, pleasant relief from constipation and associated symptoms.
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