Athens County Schools Close As Snow Slows Travel
In Athens County many schools are closed due to heavy snow and road closures. Workers on outdoor projects prep to clear drifts. 1,630 WPA workers will be paid on Tuesday and Thursday for the two week period ending Jan 18 and 20.
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Fowler Responds to Messenger Editorial in Church Bulletin
Rev. Wilbur H. Fowler of the First Methodist Episcopal Church in Athens replies to Friday's Messenger editorial in the Sunday church bulletin. He states the remarks were not intended for controversy and urges Christians to seek the truth against propaganda while criticizing the paper’s portrayal of Sherwood Eddy’s address.
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Wilbur H. Fowler
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Athens
Messenger
America
Former ROTC Chaplain Attacks Military Training at Ohio Univ
Dr. Donald Timmerman former ROTC chaplain and M E Church superintendent denounces ROTC as part of the war machine in a Westminster Fellowship address. He cites militaristic propaganda and urges education campaigns at Ohio University while defending the Federal Council of Churches against Communist insinuations.
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Donald Timmerman
Zanesville
M. E. Church
ROTC
Ohio State University
Westminster Fellowship
The
Presbyterian Church
Wesley Foundation
Methodist Episcopal Church
Ohio University
Weather Forecast for Athens District Turns Colder
Cold weather expected in Athens District tonight with subzero lows forecast. At noon Monday the temperature stood at one degree above zero and the day’s high reached twenty above, per N France Athens weather forecast data.
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Athens District
France
Athens
United States Civil Service Announces Open Exams for Materials Inspector
The Civil Service Board announced open fire examinations for engine materials inspector positions with salaries from 2000 per year. Applicants need experience in related fields such as electrical and aeronautical work. Information is available from L Kelley, secretary of the Civil Service Board in Bax at Athens.
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Famous Doctor Pierce Practiced Medicine in Pennsylvania
As a young man the late Dr. R. Pierce practiced medicine in Pennsylvania. His prescriptions met with great demand, moving him to Buffalo New York where he offered Golden Discovery a tonic claimed to remove poisons from the intestines restore appetite and energize the system. Available in rye size tablets or liquid at 50 cents per bottle.
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R. ’. Pierce
Pennsylvania
Buffalo
N. Y
McCune Issues Danger Warning on Street Coasting
Mayor Len B. McCune issued a warning that children should not coast on traveled streets. He named First Street and Utah Place where coasting is barred and urged parents to keep kids off hills as police cannot monitor all streets.
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First St
Utah Pl
Scarlet Fever Tops 1935 Disease List in Athens County
In 1935 Athens County health data show scarlet fever as the leading communicable illness with 52 cases, followed by diphtheria with 22 and measles with 20. The report also notes 188 total communicable cases, 14,201 school contagion exams, 1,099 preschool visits, and various health interventions funded by local funds. In city figures scarlet fever fell to 28 cases, measles led with 60, and no diphtheria cases were reported.
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Style Show and Bull Fight Highlight Athens Operetta Bon Voyage
Athens Senior High School selects Bon Voyage an operetta set in modern times with music by Garwood and libretto by Stilwell It features solo and chorus dancing a style show a bull fight and a world tour with a solo for each nation Floyd Prince says the show will be presented March 20 A special operetta will organize to stage the music Boys audition tonight at 6 30 and girls audition Wednesday at 3 05 p m
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Athens
Floyd Prince
Garwood
Stilwell
Hungry Till Food Came Sight Says Athens Man
An Athens man describes relief after using Vendol for long hunger pains and stomach trouble. He details eye problems and kidney issues improved after two weeks on Vendol, with his wife and son also taking it. Vendol is advertised as sold at Athens Pharmacy and Hickmans Pharmacy in Nelsonville.
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Athens
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Kevin
Ventana
Bert C
Granville Ave
Nelsonville
Hickman
Russell Trial Delayed Until Luthy Returns
The trial of Calvin Russell charged with shooting with intent to wound was postponed until William Luthy the University of Ohio student can testify in Athens. Luthy was wounded in the November 1 incident in Russell’s barnyard and is recovering in Cleveland with a blood transfusion. Russell remains free on $1,000 bond.
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Torch Farmer
William Luthy
Cleveland
Ohio University
Athens
Harold J. Rose
Russell
Luthy
Parkersburg
Fraternity Brothers
Grace Abbott to Speak at Ohio University Events
Grace Abbott, professor of public welfare at the University of Chicago, will lecture at Ohio University in Alumni Memorial Auditorium. On Tuesday at 8 p.m. Social Service a Public Responsibility will be her topic, then at 9:40 a.m. Wednesday she speaks at convocation on Steps in Treating and Preventing Delinquency. Abbott previously held roles with the U S Children's Bureau and League of Nations and represented the United States at a 1931 social workers conference in Mexico City.
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Grace Abbott
Alumni Memorial Auditorium
Miss Abbott
Memorial Auditorium
School of Social Service
Chicago University
American Social Science Association
United States Children’s Bureau
Immigrants Protective League
War Labor Policies Board
United States
Boy Scout Honor Court and Meetings Scheduled in February
Roy L. Dupler announces district events for the Hock Hocking area. Troop 56 Athens meets Monday at 7 in the First Methodist Episcopal scout rooms, Troop 50 led by Warren Higgins meets Tuesday at the same time and place, and Troop 59 led by Ralph Dalton meets Thursday. All district scouts attend church February 9 at 10 15 a.m. The Board of Review chaired by Ralph Dalton will be held February 3 at 7 30 p.m. and the Court of Honor chaired by Clarence Samford will be February 17 in the club rooms.
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Court of Honor
Roy L. Dupler
Hock-Hocking
Athens
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Warren Higgins
Ralph Dalton
Dupler
Athens Rail Line Pays 5 670 Monthly to 65 Workers
Sixty five men employed by the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad in Athens receive an average monthly wage of 5 670 with 90 percent spent locally. The company pays 32 257 annually in county taxes and 1 676 to local utilities, per Mrs B J Shannon of the Cooperative Traffic Program Committee.
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B. J. Shannon
Cooperative Traffic Program Committee
President's Dances in Athens Informal Event
Mayor Len B. McCune announced three informal President's Dances in Athens. The events at Hotel Berry Eagles' Hall and the Men's Union start at 9 p.m. and run to 1 a.m. Ted Toll and his Swingtown Six, Jimmy Littler and his orchestra, and the Women's League Orchestra will perform.
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Ted Toll
Swingtown
Jimmy Littler
Women’s League
S. M. Clifton
New Manager Appointed at Hotel Berry
Cliff W. Smith named manager of the Hotel Berry in Athens by owner Fred R. Beasley. Smith arrives with wife to assume duties tomorrow and brings 28 years in hotel management. Louis Shaw becomes hotel auditor and Beasley dealer group auditor. Smith comes from Cleveland where he led Hotel Belmont for three years and previously ran Hotel Cleveland in Conneaut and led Argonne Hotel Lima. He formerly served on the Ohio Hotel Association board and toured Europe with 300 hotel men in 1929.
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Cliff W. Smith
Berry
Athens
Fred R. Beasley
Smith
Louis Shaw
Beasley
Mr. Smith
Cleveland
Belmont
Fortieth
Euclid
Conneaut
Lima
Ohio Hotel Association
Europe
Petit Jury Called For Next Week In Athens County
The January petit jury second panel is summoned to report Monday morning in the Athens County Common Pleas Court. Seven compensation appeals against the Industrial Commission of Ohio are scheduled.名单 includes Ray Starling J W Hall L T Runyan J R Martin Michael Kinnon Orland Hooper Frank Arbaugh Fred Feight Newton Knowlton Opal Corner Wilbur J Hall Joe Herron Mrs T W Craig Carl W Hayes Clayton Vorkes J V Yaw Surname list as well as Rebecca Willis William M Russell Danielle Phillips Willard Grove Perley E Droz Lewis Sims Anna Fouts. Appeals are allocated by day for Monday to Friday.
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Fred Feight
Nelsonville
Newton Knowlton
Opal Corner
Athens
Wilbur J. Hall
Joe Herron
New Marshfield
T. W. Craig
Carl W. Hayes
Guysville
Clayton Vorkes
J. V. Yaw
Glouster
J. S. E. Woodyard
C. T. Mitlholland
William Barker
Nesonville
Alex Genter
Rebecca Willis
William M. Russell
Danielle Phillips
Willard Grove
Perley E. Droz
Lewis Sims
Anna Fouts
Meeting Postponed for Sons of the Legion
The Sons of the American Legion meeting at the Legion home has been postponed until Monday night February 10 due to severe weather, announced by John W. Dowler, advisor for the unit.
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Legion
John W. Dowler
Surgeries At Sheltering Arms Hospital This Weekend
Three patients underwent operations at Sheltering Arms Hospital during the weekend. R S Blackwood Rutland had an appendix removed on Saturday. Anna Lee Wright four years old The Plains had a right resection on Sunday. Mrs Wallace Easler Bailey Run had a ruptured appendix on Sunday. Four patients were dismissed: Ralph Leonard Athens Irvin Leh man Logan Route 3 J B Heidler Athens and Mrs Margaret Haley Athens.
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Rutland
Anna Lee Wright
the Plains
Wallace Easler
Bailey Run
Ralph Leonard
Athens
Irvin Lehman
Logan
J. B. Heidler
Margaret Haley
Dogs Destroyed After They Kill Six Sheep
Six sheep were killed and three lambs crippled Friday night in Waterloo Township. Porter Dicken, Athens County game warden, tracked the dogs in the snow and destroyed the two animals, one a shepherd dog and the other a police dog.
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Glenn Scott
Waterloo Township
Porter Dicken
Athens County
Court News in Common Pleas Partition Sale Ordered
A new order of sale for three tracts in the partition suit of William Co Lyons vs Harry Lyons et al is issued to Sheriff Charles Stratton The first tract minimum 4 the second minimum 36 and the third minimum 60 Taxes 57 88 to be paid from proceeds of the fourth tract sold to George Manda and Mary Manda for 828 In Probate Court the estate of Fabbie Patrick is declared free from inheritance tax with net value 1424 64 and passes to the father and mother.
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William Co. Lyons
Harry Lyons
Charles Stratton
George Manda
Mary Manda
Fabbie Patrick
Dr Danford Taken To Columbus Hospital After Fall
Dr. Byron Danford sustained a fractured right leg in a fall from a second story window of the Security Bank Building on January 11. He was moved last weekend from Sheltering Arms Hospital in Athens to White Cross Hospital in Columbus where he was to undergo an operation Saturday.
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Security Bank
White Cross Hospital
Columbus
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Athens
Columbus Hospital
Mary Banks Dies of Pneumonia at Home
Mary Esther Banks age about died Sunday morning at 87 Franklin Ave from bronchial pneumonia. Funeral services Tuesday at 2 PM at the residence conducted by Rev. Reed J. Downs, with burial in W. Union St. Cemetery. She leaves parents Mr. and Mrs. Edward Banks two sisters Mildred Louise and one brother George of Aliens.
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Edward Banks
Franklin Ave
Reed J. Downs
W. Union St
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Louise
George
Wilhelm of Hohenzollern Turns 77 Amid Health Vigor
Doorn Netherlands Wilhelm of Hohenzollern former Kaiser of Germany marked his 77th birthday today. He remained erect and in firm health, enjoying the occasion in Doorn.
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Netherlands
Wilhelm of
Hohengollern
Germany
Heir Receives $149 From 1915 Estate
Mrs. Sara Czarnikow of Oklahoma City is to receive $149.14 from the estate of her uncle Polk Staubus of Trimble who died in 1915. Staubus left only nieces and nephews as heirs and many were unaccounted. unclaimed shares were deposited with the county treasurer and the probate court has ordered an audit.
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Polk Staubus
Trimble
Sara Sinthy Czarnikow
Oklahoma City
Okla
Staubus
Czarnikow
Audi
Warrant Sought for Estate Treasurer Bond
Grant Staubus, nephew and sole unclaimed heir, is tied to an estate dispute over a missing portion. A warrant is requested to compel the treasurer to proceed with distribution and legal action until the rightful share is resolved.
Three Days Cough Warning and Creomulsion Ad
An old three day cough signals danger and promises relief with Creomulsion. The ad claims it soothes inflamed membranes and loosens germ laden phlegm, offering a druggist guarantee and money back if not satisfied from the first use.
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