Township and Lodi Vote For New School Bonds
Athens County voters in two districts approved bond issues to fund new school buildings. Athens Township backed the measure by a heavy margin, while Lodi District turnout favored issuance, with precincts reporting a mix of Yes and No votes across subareas. The bonds were set for sums around 32 000 to 35 000 dollars for construction and related assistance.
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Athens Messenger
Athens
Athens County
Athens Township
Thens Township
Itews Township
North
Canaan
Mechanics- Lodi
Crow-Killers Triumph in Izaak Walton Contest
At Izaak Walton near Mineral and Izaak Cabin, teams competed in a crow and starling shooting contest. Fred James led the crow-killing, Paul M supervised, and prizes totaled 1 060 points based on birds shot and feet collected. State officials, including Swartz, will oversee ammunition use and prize distribution.
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Izaak Cabin
Izaak Walton
Mineral
Fred James
Paul m
Athens
Izaak Walton Hich
Etarling
Swartz
William Hayes 38 Ailment Victim Dies After Visit in Athens
William Hayes aged 38 of 1n died at 2 PM after visiting in laws in Athens. He rested at Mary Coolville’s home following a morning stop at ard Brookins 168 North Street while en route to spend the Fourth. He left five children Vivian Doris Carl and others. Services will be held at a Middletown residence tomorrow at 10 o’clock.
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Athens
Yester
William Hayes
Mary Coolville
Silam Hayes
Ard Brookins
North Street
Ruth Torch Hill
Vivian
Doris
Carl
Fork City Receives Carload of Horseshoe Nails
Fork City reports a large shipment of horseshoe nails arriving by rail or wagon, with quantities described as a carload and a total exceeding a century in units. The article notes the nails are intended for local blacksmiths and horse owners.
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Fork City
Mayor Keeps Court Wakeful For Drunk Driving Case
Cleon Shaw of Coshocton was arrested near Route 31 for driving under the influence. He faces trial after pleading not guilty. the mayor scheduled the hearing for Friday night at 8 o'clock to accommodate Shaw’s work shift and paving duties on Route 13 between Chauncey and Millfield.
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Cleon Shaw
Coshocton
Shaw
Chauncey
Millfield
Next Offense To Be Costly Next Offense To Be Costly
Robert Hatfield of The Plains faced a warning from Magistrate Bennett that a subsequent intoxication arrest would incur a stiff jail term. Hatfield paid the remaining fine, plus $5 fine and costs, by installments. Fred Tippie of The Plains paid $5 and costs after pleading guilty to an intoxication charge.
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Robert Hatfield
Plains
T. R. Bennett
Hatfield
Karl Gardner
Bennett
Fred Tippie
Tippie
Gardner
Study Blood Pressure and IQ Across Ohio University Tests
Two students, Margaret Spaulding of Clearwater Ohio and Robert Selover of Oberlin Ohio, conduct psychology lab tests at Ohio University to compare intelligence quotient with blood pressure. Examinations measure IQ and blood pressure of university students and analyze correlation over time.
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Margaret Spaulding
Clearwater
Fra
Robert Selover
Oberlin
Ohio University
Men Fined On Intoxication Charges After Mayor's Court
Robert LaFollet Luhrig and Mr Hunter pleaded guilty before Mayor Len B McCune Tuesday night. Each was fined $5 and costs. arrests were made by Patrolman Leslie Bradfield.
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Robert LaFollet
Luhrig
Mr. Hunter
Len B McCune
Leslie Bradfield
Matchmaker Rivalry Ends In Dreamy London Romance
Katharine and Michael share a glittering evening as plans unfold for a Channel crossing to Ireland and a new life together. She wonders about dogs at Donegal and contemplates a bright future with renewed courage and love. Their idyll ends as night falls over the city.
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Donegal
Michael
London
Katharine
Ireland
O U Graduate Lodge Member Dies in China
Wellington K. T. Tsui, a Paramythia Lodge F and A M member from Athens and an Ohio University alumnus, died May 31 in Canton China. Tsui wrote on Chinese literature, taught at Sun Yat Sen University, and served as Kwantung province historian. Funeral rites followed his wish for Masonic rites and Lambskin apron.
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Wellington K. T. Tsui
Paramythia Lodge
A. M
Athens
Canton
China
Tsui
Ohio University
Sun Yat Sen University
Kwantung
Lingnan University
Athens Masonic
David W. K. Au
Pearl River Lodge
Mrs Mary Sams 95 Dies in Millfield Home
Mrs Mary Sams age 95 oldest Millfield resident died at her daughter Gertrude Brown's home after years of illness. Widow of James Sams she leaves four sons George New Brighton Ed East Liverpool Manford Portland N Y Fritz Millfield and 16 grandchildren. Funeral services set for Methodist Episcopal Church Millfield at 10 Friday morning.
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Millfield
Mary Conkey Sama
Gertrude Brown
James Sams
George
New Brighton
East Liverpool
Manford
Portland
N. Y
Fritz
Methodist Episcopal Church
Probate court notes and tax sale confirmation
In probate court Thomas Winning appointed administrator of Caryl Winning estate. Hattie M. Ackley will probate. Zora Barnhart named administrator of Ansel Barnhart estate. In common pleas court Commercial Bank ing and Trust Co. suit against J. M. Holmes dismissed. Sheriff sale of Jasper North property for delinquent taxes confirmed. $50 realized, $33.91 for taxes.
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Thomas Winning
Caryl Winning
Hattie M. Ackley
Zora Barnhart
Ansel Barnhart
Stewart
Common Pleas
Commercial Banking and Trust Company
J. M. Holmes
Jasper North
O. F. Rowland
Texas Tops Nation in Turkey Production Lead
Texas leads all states in production of turkeys, with North Dakota ranking second.
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Texas
North Dakota
Women Outnumber Men in University Summer School Enrollment
Ohio University summer session records show 781 women and 514 men enrolled. Women lead in arts education home economics and music while men dominate business engineering and social science fields. Overall summer registration rises by 170 from 1934.
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Ohio University
College of Liberal Arts
College of Education
College of Arts and Sciences
Adrian's Peg becomes world’s only canine nonprofit charter
Wirehaired Inc reports the terrier Peg has been incorporated as a nonprofit entity. The charter, issued to J A Davis of Albany New York, promises dividends of happiness for its owner.
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Wirehaired, Inc
Adrian
Peg
J. A. Davis
Albany
N. Y
Visiting Parents
Miss Esther James of Milwaukee Wisconsin visits her parents Mr and Mrs W James of Athens Route 2 for a vacation stay.
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Esther James
Milwaukee Wis
Mrs. W. James
Athens
Old Age Pensions Paid in County Rise to $84,414
County records show total old age pension payments reaching $84,414 with 58 new names added to the list. McKinstry reports June payroll at $14,323, 108 applications pending at the state office in Columbus and 71 pending locally, with 33 new and eight reopened applications. Reinvestigation of all current pensioners begins in August, and each will be notified of exam dates and times.
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McKinstry
State Pension Office
Columbus
Wilcox Opens Series With Talk On Joseph
The Rev. A. Y. Wilcox of Athens Presbyterian Church will present the first of four brief talks at the seven oclock evening service. His subject is Joseph and the overcoming of heaviness in life, as framed by the biblical narrative.
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A. Y. Wilcox
Athens Presbyterian Church
Joseph
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