Industrial mission case heard in Athens Pleas Court
Fears over compensation for an injured workman were heard yesterday in Athens Pleas Court. Prosecutor and defense debated whether the employer Kamp did not require the worker to sign and hold insurance. The case involves trial action and disputed judgment.
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William Colville
Athens Pleas Court
Wilperwanger Columbus
Atggarold
J. Rose
Mission
Ommission
Lester Hitchings
Kampf
Arkmen’s Insurance
Ohd
Doan's Pills Offer Backache Relief and Kidney Flush
A vintage health ad touts Doan's Pills as a remedy to nagging backache and kidney trouble. It claims kidneys filter acids from blood, avert waste buildup, and that daily use prevents serious issues with swelling energy loss and dizzy spells.
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Doan
Mrs Walton Third To Die From Flames
Mrs Frank Walton died in Sheltering Arms Hospital at 11 07 last night the third victim of flames that swept a Morristown cottage near Chauncey that morning. Two of Mrs Walton's children Thelma age 9 and Wilma Jeane age 21 months perished in the blaze. Mr Walton and two other children Elsie age 7 and Frank Jr age 11 survived. Funeral services for the three victims set for Sunday at 10 30 at Morristown Church with burial in Hilltop Cemetery. The family was trapped by flames believed to have started from a coal cooking stove. Mrs Walton 31 was formerly Opal Hiles daughter of Chauncey residents.
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Frank Walton
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Morristown
Chauncey
Hilltop
Robinson Infant Buried In Union St. Cemetery
Burial of Roger LeRoy Robinson, three and a half year old son of Francis and Geneva Robinson of Bates Settlement, occurred Monday at Union Street Cemetery. He died Saturday evening of membranous croup. Survived by five siblings. father is nephew of W. D. Robinson of Athens.
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Francis
Geneva Robinson
Bates Settlement
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W. D. Robinson
Athens
Joe Weed Arraigned On Seven Year Old Non-Support Charge
Joe Weed of Haydenville faced Athens County Probate Court on a seven year old non-support charge after seven years in the U S Army. He promised to pay 2.40 weekly for his daughter Shirley Jo, and was released. The case stemmed from an arraignment in 1928 when he failed to support. Weed was returned to custody by Hocking County authorities and jailed in Athens.
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Joe Weed
Haydenville
Athens County
U. S. Army
Shirley Jo
Weed
S. M. Johnson
Hocking
U O Students Hear Problems Of Newspaper Conference
Ohio University hosted the second Newspaper Mechanical Conference sponsored by Sigma Delta Chi and Sigma Rho. Sessions covered editorial to business operations, rubber rollers advantages, and modern printing advances with The Messenger staff showcasing the new Goss press and related equipment.
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Sigma Rho
Ohio University
the Messenger
Gordon K. Bush
The
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Leo
Cincinnati
Ohio
Intertype Corporation
P. O. Nichols
Roy Dupler
C. S&s. Reilly
Joss Printing Press Co
G. E. Stephenson
Goss
Girls Prepare. Serve Appealing Luncheon at Athens High
Sophomore Home Economics group at Athens High School hosted a Wednesday lunch, planning and preparing a city chicken meal with mashed potatoes creamed peas whole wheat bread butter jelly lettuce and French dressing coffee and macaroon s. Each squad is judged on menu balance cost service attractiveness prep time and kitchen methods with a prize for the top score. Members included Betty Goodman Margaret Kelley Louise Sams and Juanita Henry.
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Athens High School
Betty Goodman
Margaret Kelley
Louise Sams
Juanita Henry
Douglas Funeral To Be Held on Friday
Funeral services for Floyd Douglas a 30 year old resident of Pleasant Hill who died Tuesday night in an automobile accident near Darwin Meigs County will be held Friday at 2 pm at Bates Church with burial in the cemetery there Rev Earl Cowen to conduct the rites
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Floyd Douglas
Pleasant Hill
Darwin
Meigs County
Bates Church
Earl Cowen
Trustees and Clerks Group Elect Officers in Athens County
Charles Moore of Athens Township was elected president of the Athens County Association of Township Trustees and Clerks at a Wednesday courthouse meeting. Clarence E. Wolfe of New Marshfield becomes Athens County member on the State Executive Committee. New officers include vice president E. M. Daugherty, secretary treasurer John Aiken, and finance committee members Daugherty, Courtney, Rickey, and Frank Caldwell.
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Charles Moore
Athens Township
Athens County Association of Township Trustees
Clarence E. Wolfe
New Marshfield
Athens County
E. M. Daugherty
Coolville
John Aiken
H. S. Courtney
Dover Township
Clarence Rickey
Albany
Frank Caldwell
Frost
J. W. Wilson
C. J. Kinsely
Columbus
State Auditor’s Office
John W. Tucker
Pataskala
State Association
Forest Work Inspected in Wayne National Forest Hocking Unit
Assistant Forest Supervisor Dan E. Bulfer and Regional Forest Inspector R. S. Maddox inspected timber stand improvement erosion control and tree planting projects in the Hocking Valley Unit of Wayne National Forest. Maddox praised CCC Camp Athens personnel and noted under stocked conditions and plans to treat stands and plant more trees.
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Dan E. Bulfer
R. S. Maddox
Hocking Valley
Wayne National Forest
Maddox
Tennessee
Ccc
Athens
Hocking
Girl Reserves Plan Dayton Convention
At the Athens High School Girl Reserves meeting Miss Mary Connett announced the state meeting will be held in Dayton on February 28 and 29. Each club will send two delegates and one advisor, to be chosen later. Miss Mayme Johnston shared Washington D C and New England scenes plus National Capital winter views from Christmas vacation.
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Athens High School
Mary Connett
Dayton
Mayme Johnston
Washington, D. C
New England
Athens High Rally Prepares for Jackson and Nelsonville Games
Athens Senior High School students gathered for a pep rally to gear up for upcoming basketball games against Jackson and Nelsonville. The band performed six pieces, five drum majors led the cheers, and history teacher Mr. Clarence Sanford spoke briefly. Ohio University music student Far Kelly and Mrs. E H Gaylord introduced Conradi who will appear in Athens soon, as cheers were led by John Lockard and Fred Krecker with president Dick Eddy making announcements.
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Athens
Jackson
Nelsonville
Clarence Sanford
History Department
Far Kelly
Ohio University Music Department
Conradi
E. H. Gaylord
Woman's Music Club of
John Lock
Snow Flakes Spur Frigid Friday Forecast
Snow fell in Athens today with more on the way as a colder Friday is forecast. At noon the temperature was 30 degrees per weather observer Mrs. CG. N. France. Wednesday high reached 55 and the low dropped to 27 degrees.
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Athens
CG. N. France
Increase in patients at Sheltering Arms Hospital
There are 22 patients at Sheltering Arms Hospital today, the highest number this fall and winter. The hospital capacity is 80 beds. Day shift has four nurses, night shift three, plus two special nurses on duty.
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Sheltering Arms Hospital
John Barker Released On Bond After Guilty Verdict
John Barker of Athens was convicted Wednesday in the Athens County Common Pleas Court of maliciously shooting with intent to kill. He was released that night under bond of 2500 dollars, his sentence deferred, and his attorneys have three days to file a motion for a new trial.
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John Barker
Athens
Athens County Common Pleas Court
Ohio Fuel Safe Driver Awards Honor 73 Employees
The Ohio Fuel Gas Co. Athens District awarded 73 employees at a Wednesday safety meeting in the Athens warehouse. Forty-one four year accident free workers received four year certificates and alarm clocks, twelve three year drivers got goggles with certificates, and twenty-one two year men earned certificates.
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Ohio Fuel Gas Co
Athens
John I. McElroyn
Fas Teeth Ad Explains Daily Dental Support
An ad promises Fas Teeth prevent false teeth from dropping or slipping with daily use. It claims all day comfort, secure hold, and deodorizing without gummy taste or texture. Available in three sizes from your druggist.
Three PWA School Projects Begin in Athens County
PWA plans push three new schools to start in Athens County with one already underway this Wednesday and another set for Monday. Hirtler reports. Shade school at Margaret Grim property in New Marshfield will begin after staking and excavation by William Loomis and Son. New contracts await final bond approval for Mechanicsburg Buchtel and York Township sites. Vinton bid reopens January 22 after initial bids proved too high.
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PWA
Athens County
A. J. Hirtler
William Loomis
Logan Contractors
Margaret Grim
National Re-employment Service
Marshfield
van Gundy Beck Co
Lancaster
Hirtler
Mechanicsburg
Buchtel
York Township
Vinton
Gallia County
Schapiro Freed After Second Innocent Plea
Maurice Schapiro a Portsmouth state liquor enforcement inspector pleaded not guilty Wednesday to a shooting with intent to kill or wound indictment arraigned before Judge O F Rowland. He was released on $1000 bond. A second indictment returned by the January Grand Jury concerns the same incident in which Wyatt Cunningham was allegedly wounded as he ran from Schapiro in Athens County Court.
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Maurice Schapiro
Portsmouth
O. F. Rowland
Athens County Common Pleas Court
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