Wood Continues McBee Testimony In Labor Hearing
National Labor Relations Board witness Claude Wood recounted the formation of the McBee Co Employees' Association and alleged management hostility to a local AFL affiliated union. He testified about petitions, meetings, job threats, and warnings from plant manager D R Zenner while describing wage deductions for union activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Labor Relations Board
Claude Wood
McBee Co
McBee Company
McBee
American Federation of Labor
Henry W. Smith
Washington, D. C
New Trial Examiner
Chamber of Commerce
Security Bank
Mr. Smith
Mapes Davidson
New York
Wood
George Ashworth
Ashworth
L. D. Cox
W. F. “Spatsy” Burke
D. R. Zenner
Zenner
Former Carpenter W G DeVore Dies In Athens
W G DeVore aged 76 and a former carpenter who had lived in Athens 25 years died Monday morning. He leaves a wife two sons Earl DeVore of Columbus and Paul DeVore of Cincinnati three daughters Helena Metrican Anne DeVore of Tacoma and Mrs Carl Kunsman of Akron three sisters Mrs H L Wheaton of Athens Mrs Charles Mosser and Ina De Vore of Long Bottom and two grandchildren Funeral services will be held at Dowler Ferguson Funeral Home Wednesday at two o'clock with Rev William G Seaman officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. G. DeVore
Athens
DeVore
Earl DeVore
Columbus
Paul DeVore
Cincinnati
Helena Metrican
Anne DeVore
Tacoma
Wash
Carl Kunsman
Akron
H. L. Wheaton
Charles Mosser
Ina DeVore
Long Bottom
Dowler-Ferguson Funeral Home
William G. Seaman
Rice and clothing to relief clients with official orders
Relief Agent Fred C. Shafer said this week relief will provide allotments of rice and a small quantity of clothing to clients presenting orders signed by local officials. The distribution depends on verified documentation and official authorization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred C. Shafer
Salvation Army Adjutant Ronald Irwin in Cincinnati Visit
Adjutant Ronald Irwin of the local Salvation Army headquarters traveled to Cincinnati today for an officers council meeting. An American scientist cites that a person of average weight could safely drink up to 43 cups of tea daily.
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Irwin
Cincinnati
Ronald Irwin
Salvation Army
Glouster Scouts Invested In Ceremonies By Pastor
Thirteen Tenderfoot Scouts were invested into the Holy Cross Troop during a service Sunday morning. Rev A V Kessler blessed neckerchiefs certificates and Tenderfoot badges. Robert Carter was praised for service to church home and community. Father Kessler urged obedience to God and church and stressed Scouting as wholesome and moral activity. Benediction marked the ceremony with many parish and scouting supporters in attendance.
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Father Kessler
Jesus
Scouting
Boy Scout Troops Split Into Patrols In Contest
GLOUSTER Scout Troop 72 met with 17 members for the second patrol contest week. The Dragon patrol leads in attendance and advancement as a new patrol forms. Patrols include Flaming Arrow, Indian, Dragon, and Covered Wagon with leaders and members listed. Gordon Ross serves as senior patrol leader. Next meeting is Wednesday at 7 PM.
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Glouster
Boy Scout Troop 72
Dragon Patrol
Flaming Arrow Patrol
David Morris
Herbert McDonald
Allen Ross
Richard Williams
Don Hickman
Donald Kasler
Wayne Gardner
Jack Butts
Indian Patrol
Sam Gayton
Bill Byers
James McCance
Donald Price
Dick Reed
Phil Faires
Babe Faires
Arthur Mathew
Charles Vernon
Lee McDonald
James Shears
Allen Jago
Robert Gardner
Marvin Atlas
Dean Pough
Harold Andrews
Jack Andrews
Dick Morris
Glen Reed
Jack Vernon
Theodore Williams
Gordon Ross
Hollister and Albany Split Double Bill on Friday
Hollister loses 36 to 27 at home to Albany with Svada scoring seven for Hollister and Zimmerman tallying ten for Albany. Hollister girls win 19 to 17 led by Bickley with six as Albany’s Collins Knowlton and Zimmerman pace the visitors. Class will meet at Mrs. Mike Sharlike’s Tuesday at 7 for the Priscilla M E Church group.
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Glouster
Hollister
Albany
Svada
Zimmerman
Bickley
Shaffer
Embry
Dixon
Kovach
Hellyer
West
Scott
Everley
Hottee
Harky
McGee
Welch
Rothery
Fade
Carpenter
Collins
Knowlton
Wingt
Clark
Krushkamp
Priscilla
M. E. Church
Mike Sharlike
Skywriting over Athens and Parkersburg flight pranks
Report details a group led by Gordon Bush and Bob Swift performing staged forced landings near Parkersburg with real looking maneuvers to test realism. They encountered snow in Parkersburg while Athens stayed clear. Other pilots from Columbus, Nashville, and Wellston visited, and a new solo cross country blindfold test is proposed for student pilots and instruction customers.
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Gordon Bush
Bob Swift
Parkersburg
Athens
Leon Martin
Bob
Columbus
Harry Nettles
McArthur
Bill Patterson
Wellston
G. T. Markeson
Waco
State convocation of Athens Council No 15 R SM
Athens Council No 15 R and SM will hold a convocation on Wednesday January 19. Master William W Connett asks a full turnout as an important question will be discussed. Visiting companions are invited to attend.
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Athens Council No
R&sm
William W. Connett
Glouster Social Meets At Bryson Home On Saturday
Glouster local social notes report the King’s Heralds gathering at Mary Isabel Bryson’s home Saturday afternoon with Mary Isabel Bryson presiding. Refreshments served to a list of attendees including Bryson, Dunlevy, Strohemeyer, Withem, Rogers, Ryther, and others. In a separate note Neva Golding hosted a birthday gathering with Anne Weymueller winning high in cards.
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Miss Golding
Neva Golding
Anne Weymueller
Rita McMenamy
William Golding
Miss McMenany
Miss Weymueller
Virginia Morris
Gloria Heck
Lois Balderson
Margaret Dunlevy
Delegates to Miners' Convention Announced
United Mine Workers Constitutional Convention opens in Washington on January 29 at Rialto Hall. Delegates from Division No 1 District No 6 include Leonard Trout Ira Cox George Curdie Mr Hammond Charles McIntyre Ansel Moulten and others with a possible Hemlock delegate. The session lasts ten days to two weeks.
Strikes Are Winners in Wolf Alleys Bowling Event
Strikes won three straight games on the Wolf Alleys. J. Hemsley led with 510 total. Strikes players E. Miller and Hemsley posted series of 139 142 170 and 165 167 178 totaling 451 and 510 respectively. KIDS players J. Munden and J. Fierce tallied 408 and 385. Team totals 961 for Strikes and 793 for KIDS.
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Glouster
J. Hemsley
E. Miller
J. Munden
J. Fierce
Drunk at Wheel Two Jailed In Athens County Court
In Athens County Common Pleas Court Judge O F Rowland jailed two men after pleading guilty to driving while under the influence. John Reynolds 26 of Athens Route 2 and Frank Huseman of Salem were fined 50 dollars and costs 10 days in jail and banned from driving for six months. Reynolds was arrested on W Carpenter St by Deputy Charles Evans and Huseman after a crash near Grosvenor Crossing. Clyde Dowler of New Marshfield faced trial on a separate drinking and driving charge after dec 19 arrest.
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O. F. Rowland
Athens County
Grosvenor Crossing
Harold J. Rose
Clyde Dowler
New Marshfield
State Highway Patrol
Walton League Athens Fish and Games Club Meeting
The Izaak Walton League and the Athens Fish and Games Club will hold a regular meeting Tuesday at 7 30 PM in Athens City Hall.
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Walton League
Izaak Walton
Wells Fargo tribute film at Athena Theater chronicles West Coast growth
Paramount's Wells Fargo screens at the Athena Theater tracing Joel McCrea and his wife Dee through a era of expansion and war, tying the East West mail routes to San Francisco’s early gold era. Supporting cast includes Bob Burns as an Indian Scout with Lloyd Nolan Henry ONeill and more under director Frank Lipya.
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Paramount
California
Wells Fargo
Athena Theater
Joel McCrea
Pacific Coast
Miss Dee
Wells Fargo Express
Railway Express Agency
San Francisco
West
Wells Fargo Pony Express
Bob Burns
Lloyd Nolan
Henry O'Neill
Porter Hall
Robert Cummings
Ralph Morgan
Mary Nash
John Mack Brown
Barlowe Borland
Frank Lipya
Stuurt N. E
Creomulsion Promises Quick Relief for Persistent Coughs
An advertisement touts Creomulsion as a potent remedy for chest colds and bronchial irritation. It claims to soothe inflamed membranes, loosen phlegm, and expel germs with a money back guarantee if not satisfied after the first bottle.
Q-623Relief for Rheumatism Claim At Athens Store
An advertisement from Quick's Cut Rate Drug Store promotes Q-623 a guaranteed relief for rheumatism neuritis sciatica and lumbago with claims of rapid pain stop and high value. It also touts Q-Tabs as a diuretic stimulant tablet and lists store address 9 W Union St Athens Ohio.
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Quick's Cut Rate Drug Store
Union St
Athens, Ohio
Students Hurt When Car Upsets Near Athens County Home
Three Canaanville area youths returning to Columbus after a weekend at home were injured when their car ran off the road and overturned near the Athens County Home at 4 30 this morning. Eslocker driver said the car suddenly buckled before the crash. Bayless took them to a physician then back home. They attend the Office Training School in Columbus.
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Canaanville
Columbus
Athens County
Ralph Hoskinson
South Canaan
Donald Eslocker
Willow Creek
Richard Smith
Athens
Bayless
Office Training School
Local surgery at Sheltering Arms Hospital
Mrs Eva Davis of Athens Route 2 and Mr Arthur Enlow of Athens Route 1 had minor operations at Sheltering Arms Hospital Monday morning. Mr Phillip Peterson of 100 Elmwood Place was admitted Sunday morning for medical treatment.
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Eva Davis
Athens
Arthur Enlow
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Phillip Peterson
Elmwood Place
Hawk Birth Announcement at Sheltering Arms Hospital
Mr and Mrs A P Hawk 55 Lincoln Street announce the birth of a daughter at Sheltering Arms Hospital on Monday.
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A. P. Hawk
Lincoln St
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Oregon Prepares Largest State Troop Concentration
Major General George A. White announced that about 3,600 officers and men will train at Camp Clatsop near Astoria in June, making it the largest troop concentration in Oregon history.
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Salem
Ore
Oregon
George A. White
Camp Clatsop
Astoria
Railway workers protest medal ribbon ban on duty
Johannesburg reports railway workers and ex service personnel condemn a Railways Administration order banning wear of military medal ribbons on duty calling it an insult to war honors. The move sparks claims of belittling veterans.
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Johannesburg
Railways Administration
Oak Park Doughnut Frying Limit Cited in Old Ordinance
An old Oak Park Illinois ordinance restricts residents to frying no more than 100 doughnuts in one day. The rule reflects historical kitchen limits and local governance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oak Park, Ill
Complete Relief Form Required by County
Warning to Athens County relief clients not following the new program rules. Agent Fred C. Shafer says relief orders are issued only when a completely filled out form signed by a township or municipal officer is presented. Some clients brought partial orders to 203 W. Washington St. lacking full details of need, condition, or work arrangements.
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Athens County
Fred C. Shafer
Shafer
Washington St
C F Brewer Dies at Home in Independence Kansas
C F Brewer, 81, born in Athens County, died recently at his family home in Independence Kansas. He taught for 53 years starting at age 16 and had six children with his first wife Virginia Linscott. she died in 1896. He later married again and had three more children. His life spanned Kansas Oklahoma and Montgomery County. Professor Raymer McQuiston of Ohio University once taught in Cherryvale where Brewer also served on the faculty.
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C. F. Brewer
Athens County
Kansas
Independence
Kans
T. W. Brewer
Vicksburg
Civil Service Tests Announced For Athens Post Office
The U S Civil Service Commission announces open competitive examinations for Fire cooperation specialist at 3800 dollars a year with the U S Forest Service and Principal plant physiologist at 5600 dollars a year with the Bureau of Plant Industry. Full information is available from J L C Kelley secretary of the U S Civil Service Board of Examiners at the Athens post office.
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United States Civil Service Commission
U. S. Forest Service
Bureau of Plant Industry
J. L. C. Kelley
U. S. Civil Service Board of Examiners
Athens
Cats Sense Better Day Vision Yet Hunt Mainly After Dark
Cats see better in daylight but most hunting occurs at night when prey is active. This behavioral pattern helps felines exploit nocturnal opportunities while daylight limits may affect visibility.
Mrs. Snedden Dies Sunday at 83 in Baker Settlement
Mrs. John Snedden aged 83 of Baker Settlement died at her home Sunday morning after a short illness. She is survived by three daughters Mrs. E. N. Briley Detroit, Mrs. D. B. McCollister Inglewood Calif, Mrs. D. D. Tritipp Athens and two sons A. L. Snedden Baker Settlement and Ben Snedden Johnson City Ill. Funeral Tuesday at Union Church at two o'clock led by Rev. Fred Fields and Rev. H. A. Sayre with burial in Union Cemetery. Friends may call any time.
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John Snedden
Baker Settlement
Meigs County
Athens County
E. N. Briley
Detroit
D. 8. McCollister
Inglewood
Calif
D. D. Tritipp
Athens
A. L. Snedden
Ben Snedden
Johnson City
Ill
Snedden
Union Church
Fred Fields
H. A. Sayre
Union Cemetery
Wood To Show Movies At 4 H Club Meeting
Oliver Wood principal of Athens High School will give a travel lecture with moving pictures at the Senior 4-H Club meeting Wednesday at 8 oclock in the Athens Grange Hall. The Cuba Florida and Georgia talk stems from a trip to the South. Program committee includes Janice Erwin Maralynn Davis John Sheridan Harold Terrell Bernarda Williams and Edward Sheridan. Refreshments will be provided and after the program members will join in folk games and stunts.
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Oliver Wood
Athens High School
Athens Grange Hall
Wood
Cuba
Florida
Georgia
Janice Erwin
Maralynn Davis
John Sheridan
Harold Terrell
Bernarda Williams
Edward Sheridan
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