Athens Board Votes on Vaccination and Redistricting Plans
Athens board of education discussed compulsory vaccination for public school pupils and a complete redistricting of the city as it meets in city hall. George Whipple was re elected president and Prof L L Addicott to succeed himself as clerk with a salary rise to 500. Three teachers were hired for the high school and grade schools shift dismissal time to 3 39. Superintendent Stailey announced he will not seek re election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Cdncssion
George Whipple
Prof
Ll. J. Addicott
Prof. Addicott
Educaion
Athens County Vedical Association
Board of Education
VW. Stailey
Uste
Stakey
Clement W. Alspach
Ohio State University
Lancaster
Christine Yerges
Columbus
Miss Yerges
Helen V. Boyd
Reynoldsburg
Boyd
Stailey
Welcome Home Jimmy Home Talent Play by Millfield PTA
The Millfield parent teachers association presents Welcome Home Jimmy a three act comedy at Sanders theater on Thursday evening January 10. The event promises the best entertainment yet by the Millfield PTA and invites all to enjoy a fun evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Millfield Parent-Teachers' Association
Jimmy
Sanders Theater
Millfield Parent Teachers’ Organization
First City Council Holds Lengthy Opening Session
The new city council met in the mayor's office on Monday evening for its first session. Mayor Walker and all council members attended, with strong citizen turnout. Edward Jones presided as council president. members include James Fouty, T. R. Hamilton, William Nye, A. B. Lester, and Burk Witham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walker
Edward Jones
James Fouty
T. R. Hamilton
William Nye
A. B. Lester
Burk Witham
Miss Mary Evans Guest of Miss Neva Ferrell
Miss Mary Evans of Millfield visited Miss Neva Ferrell in this city on Sunday for a social call.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Evans
Millfield
Neva Ferrell
Athens Guests Visit Mrs Noble and Daughters
Mr and Mrs James Johnson Ione Ray and Frank of Athens were guests over the week end of Mrs Johnsons mother Mrs Anna Noble and her daughters Kate and Hannah.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Johnson
Ione, Ray and
Frank
Athens
Johnson
Anna Noble
Kate
Hannah
Illnesses Reported In Local Households And Church Event
Mrs. William Smith has been quite ill at home for two weeks. Mr. T. J. Blackford has been ill the past week on Mouna Street. Mrs. Arthur Swart will host Corin Church women at Mill Street on Wednesday. Mrs. L. L. Sweasy, treated in Columbus, is visiting his city residence for several days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Smith
T. J. Blackford
Mouna Street
Arthur Swart
Church of Corin
Mill Street
W.unesday
L. L. Sweasy
Columbus
Thie City
Chauncey area notices and community events
The Chauncey-Dover board of education will meet Tuesday evening to elect officers. Rev G B Courtney served Greens Run church on Sunday. Miss Christine Courtney of Ohio University visited Beaumont relatives. Mr and Mrs Harvey Courtney hosted at Beaumont while Mr and Mrs John Shafer welcomed visitors from The Plains. The Chauncey orchestra travels to Trimble for a joint social with Young Men's and Men's Bible classes at 7 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diuy Brookins
John Shafer
the Plains
Christine Courtney
Ohio University
Str
Harvey Courtney
Beaumont
Chauncey-Dover Board of Education
Chauncey Orchestra
Trimble
County Red Cross Chapter to Meet
The Athens county chapter of the American Red Cross will hold its annual meeting at the Chamber of Commerce Security building in Athens at noon on Wednesday January 16. A luncheon will follow at 12 o clock announces James Ginnan president and M D Hughes secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens County
American Red Cross
Chamber of Commerce
Security
Athens
James Ginnan
M. D. Hughes
Probate Judge At State Meeting In Columbus
Probate court will not be held in Athens on Tuesday and Wednesday as Judge S. M. Johnson attends the Ohio probate judges annual meeting at the Southern hotel in Columbus. The two day session continues, with Johnson expected to return Wednesday night.
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Athens
S. M. Johnson
Columbus
Probate Judges of
Ohio
Southern Hotel
Johnson
Three Athens County Marriage Licenses Issued
The Athens county bureau issued three marriage licenses in the period January 4 to inclusive. Charles Emmett Fisher 24 confectioner Marion to Eleanor Phillips 21 Athens Rev F M Evans. John G Pollard 26 farmer to Myrtie Dell Vanness 18 Stewart Magistrate Helwig. Oscar Haning 47 carpenter to Toa Hughes 35 both of Athens.
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Athens
Charles Emmett Fisher
Marion
Eleanor Phillips
F. M. Evans
John G. Pollard
Farmer
Myrtie Dell Vanness
Stewart
Helwig
Oscar Haning
Carpenter
Toa Hughes
British protest over seizure of Kwasind reaches U.S. justice
The British government protests the seizure of the steamer Kwasind at Wilmington North Carolina. The protest was transmitted to the Department of Justice for instigation. British chargé d'affaires Henry Getty Clifton filed a protest similar to the Tomoka case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Kwasind
Wilmington
N. C
Department of Justice
State Department
Henry Getty Clifton
East Liverpool Minister Dr Donald W McLeod to Speak
East Liverpool pastor Dr Donald W McLeod, a prominent Presbyterian figure in eastern Ohio, will address the Presbyterian Brotherhood on Thursday evening after a 6 o clock dinner. The Scotch speaker is known for humor and fervor and leads a large church in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald W. Mcleod
East Liverpool
Presbyterian Brotherhood
Ohio
McLeod
Mrs Alice Hill Appeals For Dr Pierce Tonic For Young Mothers
A persuasive testimonial from Mrs Alice Hill in Warren Ohio promoting Dr Pierce Favorite Prescription as a vital tonic for expectant mothers. She urges prospective mothers to obtain the remedy from local druggists in tablet or liquid form.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren
Ohio
Dr. Pierce
Alice Hill
Jin
Athens City Council Opens New Term and Sets Agenda
Newly elected Athens council convened for two hours at the first January meeting. They re elected clerk C H Harris for two years and named Rowland president pro tem. Mayor Koons announced appointees to health and sinking fund boards. A 3000 bond for Mayor Koons was approved with A C Roach and Dr Vodigo as sureties. Taxi licenses were debated. no action taken. Semi annual appropriation measures set for next six months. Street lighting survey and cemetery funding discussed. annexation talks with Mechanicsburg addressed by a committee.
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City of
Athens
C.H. Harris
Rowland
Third Ward
Roger J. Jones
Woons’ Bond
A. C. Roach
Dr. Vodigo
Koons
Guilum
John J. Woolley
Board of Health
John H. Preston
Sinking Fund
G. M. Romine
Davis
West State Street
Mechanicsburg
Athens- Allbanny
Jerseyville Road
Messrs
Rowland, Russell and
Fenzel
Lowry, Mesure
Pratt
East Side
Romine
Broadwell area notes and local concerns in brief
Broadwell and nearby residents report labor contributions of 650 dollars in one day to support local road linking from Stewart Pike end to Curtis Junction. Community urge to contribute and reduce costs by self-help, with benefits include avoided mud extraction charges and possible savings on medical bills. The Vatican announces France accepts Pope Pius XI amnesty appeal for Germans expelled from the Ruhr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Munn
Sugar Creek
Lou Vernon
Clyde Connet
Lathrop
Jerry Connet
Helen Shuttlesworth
Chesterhill
John Roberts
Guysville
W. C. Young
Stewart Pike
Federal Creek
Curtis Junction
Broadwell
Jennings Coal Company
Utley
Verna Driggs
Rome
Vatican
France
Pius XI
Ruhr
Logan party attends funeral and revival plans in Newark
George Smith and L. T. iutfiman attended the funeral of Mrs. Mary Baldwin, mother of Mrs. BE. A. Gutliph, in Newark. The body returned to McLean New York. Rev Kline will have Henry Litchfield as chorus leader. Cottage prayer meetings will precede revival services set for February 26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Smith
L. T. [Iutfiman
Newark
Mary Baldwin
BE. A. Gutliph
Logan
McLean, N. Y
Kline
Henry Litchfield
After Bobo’s injury in Gore auto wreck
The Sunday crash near Gore injured Bobo who was taken Monday to a Columbus hospital by L. C. Yocum ambulance. He sustained a crushed hip, facial and head injuries, several broken ribs, and exposure after being found an hour post crash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bobo
Gore
Columbus
L. C. Yocum Company
Pobo
Iesides
Tie
Essex
Harry Huffman
James Welly
Invalid Perry Laurel township special school election ruling
The prosecuting attorney says the last Perry Laurel township special school district election is invalid and a new election must be held. Five members were elected. Lee Karr is noted as a former member while four others were reelected. The dispute centers on term lengths and eligibility among the elected board.
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Perry Laurel Township
Lee Karr
Meres Farad
Wno
Rovern
License tags sold ahead of January 11 deadline
Mrs. Robert C. Work deputy registrar for Hocking county said on Monday that about 1200 sets of license tags have been sold. She noted a generous supply of both auto and truck tags on hand and that motorists are striving to comply with the law before the deadline at 7 a m January 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert C. Work
Hocking County
Herbert Krieg To Undergo Columbus Surgery This Week
Herbert Krieg was taken to Columbus Monday for a planned operation later in the week, with medical staff expected to perform the procedure in the coming days.
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Herbert Krieg
Columbus
County health nurse travels widely in Hocking county
The county health nurse Miss Green traveled 461 miles in the past month despite poor hill roads. She conducted 76 visits and delivered six health talks, totaling 133.5 hours on duty.
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Hocking County
Miss Green
Mrs Maude Jenkins Accepts Church Visitor Post
Mrs Maude Jenkins former pastor of the Hamden M E church has accepted a church visitor role at the local Methodist church under Rev J W Blair. She began duties Monday and will lead a religious survey and oversee women's work before and during the February revival. The Jenkins family will reside with her mother Mrs Harry Weaver on East Front Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maude Jenkins
Hamden M. FE
J. W. Blair
Jenkins
Trial of Omen Dille Delayed to January Seventeenth
Omen Dille's possession of property designed for liquor manufacture case was postponed by Magistrate Miller to January 17. Dille was arrested after paying a fine incurred by his wife Esther Dillie who pled guilty to possession and transportation of liquor. A raid uncovered shiner equipment at the Dille home linking Dille to the charge.
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Omen Dille
I. N. Nash
Miller
Dille
Esther Dillie
What is the Matter With the Methodist Church in Logan
Rev. J. W. Blair will deliver a Sunday evening sermon at the Logan church titled What is the Matter With the Methodist Church in Logan and What is the Remedy. He invites congregants to submit suggestions by Sunday evening to help shape the talk. The sermon begins a three part series examining church issues and remedies including What is the matter with the church at large and What is the matter with Logan and the remedy.
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Methodist
Logan
J. W. Blair
Blair
Operation for Richard Collins at Sheltering Arms Hospital
Richard Collins of Glouster underwent an operation at Sheltering Arms hospital Saturday. His condition is said to be favorable. Mrs. Gerben Rypma of State street Athens and [intention] were discharged from Sheltering Arms hospital Saturday.
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Richard Collins
Glouster
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Gerben Rypma
State Street
Athens
Hopkins Becomes Cleveland City Manager Opening Cabinet
William R. Hopkins assumes office as Cleveland's first city manager today, forming his cabinet and succeeding Mayor Ifred Kohler in a pivotal administrative transition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
William R. Hopkins
Ifred Kohler
Revival Services Planned at First M. E. Church
Arrangements set for revival meetings at the First M E Church from February 26 to March 16 led by Evangelist C A Kline of Unionville. Public invitation extended for evening services with special exhortations and hymn singing each night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. EK
Evangelist
C. A. Kiine
Unfonvette
Father John's Medicine History and Claims
A Lowell Mass. physician prescribed Father John's Medicine for the late Rev. Father John O'Brien in 1855. The remedy gained parishioners' and friends' trust, becoming known as Father John's Medicine. It is described as a family tonic that builds strength and energy to fight colds and grip germs, with sixty eight years of success and no alcohol or poisonous drugs.
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Father John
John
Father John O'Brien
Lowell
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