State Aid Checks Mailed to Athens County School Districts
Notice of mailing of state aid checks to Athens County schools for the Education Equalization Fund distribution. The Athens districts receive varying amounts for teachers, janitors, and drivers, totaling 770, is announced by Assistant State Director Joseph W. Fichter. Checks are deposited to the county schools general fund. Counties statewide receive shares. exempted villages Chauncey-Dover and Glouster also participate. A $3000 check went to the city of Jackson and a $400 check to Wellston.
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Athens County
Alex Root
Glinda
Joseph W. Fichter
Albany
Carboniale
Waterloo Consolidated School
Trimble School
the Plains
Shade Consolidated
Rome Rural
Lubiig
Glouster
Gatharing
Athens
Belmont
Fairfield
Gailla
Geauga
Harrison
Highland
Hocking
Jackson
Jefferson
Lawrence
Logan
Monroe
Morgan
Nid
Muskingum
Noble
Perry
Girl Athletes at Athens High Form Large High School Club
The Girls' Athletic Association at Athens High School is the largest club with 114 members, offering 50 points for active status, plus associate status for those not yet at 50. Officers include President Virginia Weaver and sponsor Miss Ethel Mcrwen, with numerous members listed by name.
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Athens High School
Ethel Mcrwen
Virginia Weaver
Frances Wilkes
Helen Jones
Jewel Chandler
Beatrice Perkins
Juanato Davidson
Agnes Kulpetrich
Sarah Sherman
Pauline Manterton
Golda Ayres
Betty Baker
Jean Barlow
Rosemary Beam
Ann Beasley
Marjorie Beastey
Doris Boggs
Normandy Burgett
Katherine Burton
Kathen Carpenter
Ruth Chandler
Roberta Chism
Esther Cokencugher
Violet Coffey
Faye Collins
Catherine Connett
Jessie Cooper
Lorna Jane Cooper
Lena Cooper
Mary Olive Cowan
Juanite Davidson
Dorothy Duncan
Hazel Everett
Mildred Edmundson
Evelyn Fishbaugh
Carolyn Fuller
Helen Gamertsfelder
Helen Gibson
Dolores Henderson
Laura Henderson
May F Hedges
Olme Hill
Evelyn Hoffman
Virginia Hoover
Ruth Higgins
Helen Hutchinson
Frances Lowry
Lucille Mansfield
Eileen McAfee
Eula Benderprass
Kathryn Reynolds
Ruth Shepherd
Nellie Stewart
Carol Tubbs
Mary Louise Nagle
Beatrice Peran
Joan Parrett
Ruth Phillips
Alvade Pierce
Golde Pugh
Mary Margaret Bardin
Ruby Rice
Iva Mee Rose
Fern Rowand
Vivian Rowland
Anna Mac Rupe
Evelyn Ruston
Eleanor Sams
Beatrice Saunders
Mariana Schuler
Phyl
Influence of U S Cited in International Relations
COLLIBUS Jane Ri-Ameri ka reports Dr Edmund D Soper President at one Wesleyan University spoke Friday night on America at Work dinner. He said the United States wields influence by setting standards for others and urged understanding as propaganda and misunderstanding fuel conflict. He asserted peace is the natural relation among peoples when all facts are known.
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Collibus
Soper
Tracy Is Candidate State Auditor Seeks renomination
Joseph T. Tracy of Columbus announced his bid for the Republican nomination for a fourth term as state auditor. First elected in 1920 and re-elected in 1924, he would complete his 12th year in office. Tracy, 66, has held prior posts including Scioto County auditor and deputy clerk of courts.
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Columbus
Joseph T. Tracy
Tracy
Leourts
Sciote County
State Bureau of Accounting
Junior High Sports Booklet Issued at Athens Junior High
A scarlet bound 1932 booklet labeled AJ HOS features the Athens Junior High School basketball schedule, squad list, and notes on good sportsmanship. Sponsored by the Student Council, it was edited by Virginia McVay, Bob Bird, Parker Walker, Paul Jones, LeShe Fultz, Julian Bing, and Merritt Preston.
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Athens
Virginia McVay
Bob Bird
Parker Walker
Paul Jones
Léeshe Fultz
Julian Bing
Merritt
History Is Real Along East Shore Virginia Beach Travelogue
A historical survey of the Virginia Beach area in Princess Anne County Virginia describes colonial landmarks at Cape Henry Lynnhaven and New Town, pirate lore, Cape Henry lighthouses, and regional sights. It notes Norfolk Portsmouth and Hampton Roads naval activity, old churches cannonballs, Civil War ruins, and local industry including shipyards and truck farming near Pungo and Back Bay.
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Bea
Virginia Beach
Newshore
New Jersey
Princess Anne County
Virginia
Cape Henn
England
Norfolk
Wes
Adam Thorogoad
Virginia Isle
Lynnhaven
Lord Dinmore
Kempsville
Cape Henry
Kiddis Gard
Anne
Tacie
Back Hay
Pungo
Eldie Walliams
Cleveland Rey
Ohio University
Princess Anne
Afo
Hamton Roads
Ecagon
Florida
St Paul's Church
West Virginia
Hampton Roads
Portsmouth
Ais Docks
Trinity Church
Yale Professors Back Beer's Revival Hearings
Yale professors urged Congress to allow beer as a youth issue. Dean Mendell argued beer promotes team play but warned excess harms youths. Henderson cited college students using strong spirits. Bingham read Mendell letter as testimony opposing heavy beer use.
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Washington
Jan
Yale
Senate
Herd Nqvor
Clarence W. Mendell
Hiram Bingham
Herd Hquer
Vandéll Henderson
Henderson
Bingham
Dean Mendel
Raiders Will Not End Work In Bucyrus
Ben J Liccardi special investigator from Toledo led a city dry raid during a week of crackdown on alleged speakeasies in Bucyrus. The operation yielded thousands in fines and over twenty arrests but was paused after a 300 strong crowd gathered at the courthouse Thursday night booing and threatening. A clash with Police Chief Philip Troutman prompted Judge Couch to move bail hearings to the corridor to restore order.
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Bucyrus
Ben J Liccardi
Toledo
Liscard
Liccard
Philip Troutman
Judge Coou
Common Pleas Court
Slayer Electrocuted Pays With Clfe for Murder of VCR
Gue Tangules, 37, was electrocuted in Ohio Penitentiary for the 1951 murder of Forrest L. Good, an Akron policeman. He entered the death chamber smoking two cigarettes and spoke nothing before the current was applied at 7:32 pm. he died at 7:35 pm. Warden P. E. Thomas said Tangules had been deported as an undesirable alien from Washington state but returned to the United States.
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Columbus
Gue Tangules
Ohio
Forrest L. Good
Tangules
P E Thomas
Rangules
Washington
Inter
United
Blond Woman Seeks $1000 Marriage Offer From Cop
Blond Milward Trevizen from Bellefontaine seeks a husband for $1000 with a catch to wed any man except a police officer. She moved to Toledo two months ago, lives with a sister, and works in advertising. She desires a medium weight, up to three children, and claims dancing, selling, and tennis as hobbies while avoiding cards.
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Toledo
Jaa &Ar
Milward Trevizen
Misa Trevieen
Bellefontaine
Slater
Racewcy
Baisa
Mies Trayizon
Selmi
Carde
Appeal Ruling To High Court For Decision
FRANKFORT Ky Jan 8 final determination of the Waotyile Tenn News-Sentinel's motion seeks appeal to the Kentucky Court of Appeals over a Mt Sterling exclusion order. The court overruled a temporary writ. counsel Townsend plans to submit the full issue next Tuesday. Also Ohio University Choir schedule includes Gallipolis Feb 26 Parkersburg Mar 3 with tours to Jackson and Chillicothe.
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Frankfort
Waotyile
Tenn News-Sentinel
Hawy Ho Prewitt
Kentucky Court of Appeals
Prewitt Taa
News-Sentinel
Mt Sterling
Court of Appeals
Newton D Boker
Cleveland
Raper
Allen Pravitt
Prewitt
Federal Court Must Pass on Legality of Law
In Cleveland January 1 9 government brief contends that women had a vote in state legislatures that ratified the Prohibition amendment, while the 19th Amendment gave women voting rights later. Frank Smith of Lorain was indicted for possession and sale of liquor, with federal agents arresting him in November. the case, before Judge Samuel Ho West, will be heard next Tuesday.
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Cleveland
Jan
William P. Clyne
Clyne
Congress
National House
Senate
Frank Smith
Lorain, O
Grand Jury
Samuel Ho West
Last Bridge Jobs To Be Sold This Month
Columbus Jan 4 UR A flat of 20 bridges to be opened Jan 22 was announced by W Merrell state highway director. If none of the projects are cancelled, 380 unemployment relief bridges will be under contract at an estimated cost of 310000. No further contracts will be made as part of the relief program.
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Columbus
Merrell
Tariher Drugen
Jnl
Hearing on Ohio Bell rate plan postponed to Jan 27
The Public Utilities Commission delayed the statewide investigation of Ohio Bell Telephone Company's rates and business from January 20 to January 27. The move shifts the schedule for examining charges and service practices affecting customers across the state.
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Pelay
Wima Columbue
Public Uuilities Commission
Ohio Bell ‘Telephone Company
D Rates
Buelnaaa
Removal of Willows Brings Memories of Hocking Floods
Elder Athens residents recall the 1907 1913 floods tied to willows along Richland Avenue near Asylum Avenue and South Bridge. Trees were felled for state highway widening, sparking tales of rescue ropes, boats, and past flood defenses while noting the area’s historical misnaming and the trees’ lasting impact on the river’s flow.
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Ena
South Bridge
Athens
Richland Avenue
Auth Bridge
State Hospital
Asylum Avenue
Richland
Meghantcnburg
Buidling
Cue Mew South Bridge
Williws Am
Wes
Charles Ceentsermal
Présark
TV Rap
Tirat
Tha Tries
Gatea
Menland
Aidy
Tte Banka
Ralph Motingtry
Anylum Avenue
McKinatry
Frank Lowry
Mai
Fie Iu & Boat
Nafety
Oric
Roush
Wilbur Secavy
Ciamer
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Wesleyan
Hoover
East Shore
Oupon Book
Robinson Bros
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Obie
Slayer
Veos
C. V. Strawn
Blond
Cop
High Court
Knosville
Gallipalis
Parkersburg
Chillicothe
C. Robinson
Het
Inu
Ite
Susay
Creamer
Michland
Hyde
Sida Hull
Psn
Greta Preatmant
Indiana
Wane
Feo
Guy Ane
Greater Hudson
Greater Essex
Hudson Information
Hanson Motor Car Company
Detroit, Michican
R. P.m. Hudson
Tareke Silemeer
Eagies
Twis Neutratone Muffiere
Stertion
Extra East
Hudson
F.O
Essex Information
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Phillips Motor Sales
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