Election Board in Athens County may name Republican clerk
Athens County election board faces a Tuesday night meeting with disputes over clerk selection after the Supreme Court required a Republican appointee. Debates center on Atty. R. J. Isselstein, Mrs. E. J. Shannon’s pay, and whether August 12 primaries can proceed in Athens Nelsonville and Glouster.
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THE
Athens Messenger
Athens
Ohio
Election Board
Athens County
Athens County Board of Elections
Atty. R. J. Isselstein
Supreme Court
E. J. Shannon
O. K. Parrett
Isselstein
Parrett
Shannon
John E. Sweeney
Sweeney
Secretary of State
Board of Elections
Athens ‘County
Johnson
State Patrol Arrests Four Fined In Day of Citations
Four people were cited by the state patrol on Route 50. Harold L Fiebieger 32 of Rosewood was fined 10 dollars for speeding. Paul Schooley 32 of Cincinnati was fined 25 dollars for driving while suspended. Richard Johnson 25 of Cincinnati was fined 5 dollars for allowing Schooley to drive. An accident on Route 50 involved J R Stratton 35 of 160% W State St and Glen Bank 42 of Detroit causing slight damage. Steve Kotche Jr 45 of Congo faces reckless operation charges. Robert G McClure 27 of Cow Creek Ky was fined 5 dollars for insufficient lights.
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Harold L. Fiebieger
Rosewood
Cliff Cornell
State Patrol
Paul Schooley
Cincinnati
Cornell
Schooley
Richard Johnson
J. R. Stratton
State St
Glen Bank
Detroit
Stratton
Ronk
Steve Kotche, Jr
Clover Farm Bee Turns Monthly Magazine Format
Clover Farm Stores announces The Clover Farm Bee becomes a monthly magazine starting with the July issue. The publication, now 8 by 11 inches on coated stock, will offer up to 32 pages with merchandising articles a Clover Farm Who's Who and humor pieces. Publication date remains the first of each month and marks its first Southeastern Ohio appearance.
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Clover Farm Bee
Clover Farm
Voluntary Group
Cleveland
Bee
Ohio
Firms Banks Receive Crop Control Payments
Insurance companies and federal land banks led a list of major payments from the Agriculture Department for compliance with 1939 crop control programs. The top recipient was Prudential Insurance Company of America in Newark, New Jersey, receiving $133,191.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Prudential Insurance Company of America
Newark
N. J
Birth at Sheltering Arms Hospital
A daughter was born Saturday night at Sheltering Arms Hospital to Dr and Mrs Carl O Hanson Northwood. Mrs Dessie Ris ley Carbondale had a major operation this morning. Miss Marie Roberts Glouster Route 1 had emergency appendectomy Sunday. Released from hospital were Mrs H C Dorman and infant son Peach Ridge Road Mrs Bernice Kuhn 41 Lorene Ave and Mrs Elizabeth Clarkson Dayton.
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Sheltering Arms Hospital
Carl O. Hanson
Northwood
Marie Roberts
Dessie Risley
Carbondale
H. C. Dorman
Peach Ridge Road
Bernice Kuhn
Lorene Ave
Elizabeth Clarkson
Dayton
Mrs. Anna Bailey Dies at Son’s Home in Coolville
Mrs. Anna Koblentz Bailey aged 65 died Friday at the Frost area home of her son Rex Bailey after a long illness. Funeral services are set for Tuesday at two at the Coolville Methodist Church with burial in Coolville Cemetery. She was predeceased by her husband and two children and is survived by one daughter Mrs. Fred Cole of Frost and six sons Rex Frost Wade Glouster Ralph Detroit Herbert Nelsonville Clarence Clyde Washington D. G.
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Coolville
Anna Koblentz Bailey
Rex Bailey
Frost R. D
Bailey
Fred Cole
Frost
Rex
Wade
Glouster
Ralph
Detroit
Herbert
Nelsonville
Clarence and
Clyde
Washington, D. G
Elks Hold National Convention in Philadelphia
Elks National Convention opens July 14 in Independence Hall Philadelphia with Joseph Buch as presiding grand exalted ruler. Leaders from government defense program and dignitaries, including Vice President Wallace, speak to attendees and radio audiences. An estimated 50 000 Elks expected, with a night parade and water carnival on the Schuylkill River.
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Homer Gall
Athens Lodge
Henry A. Wallace
Richardson
Army
Yarnell
Navy
Elliott
Office of Production Management
Edwards
The
Treasury
Joseph G. Buch
Trenton
N. J
Independence Hall
Madrigal Singers
Philadelphia Symphony Orchestra
Schuylkill River
Elks
Two Men Fined for Possession of Coons in Closed Season
Henry Stires and Woodrow Tippie of The Plains were fined 29.70 each by Mayor William Hines at Chauncey after pleading guilty to taking and possessing young coon in closed season. They were arrested by State Game Protector B. F. Swartz.
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Henry Stires
Woodrow Tippie
Plains
William Hines
Chauncey
B. F. Swartz
Young Sergeant Mitchell Heads to Athens for Weekend
Harry E. Mitchell Jr a sergeant in the U S Regular Army spent the weekend in Athens with his father. He enlisted at sixteen and is stationed at Fort Sheridan Illinois with an anti air craft outfit.
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Harry E. Mitchell, Jr
U. S
Athens
Harry E. Mitchell
Mitchell
Fort Sheridan
Ill
Conference on World at War Opens at Ohio University
Under Dr. E. B. Smith the five day Ohio University conference on The World at War opened in Memorial Auditorium with lectures each afternoon and a morning convocation. Today R. B. Eckles spoke on the British position. tomorrow Ernest K. Lindley will discuss the world situation and Nazi domination. Wednesday speaker is Dr. Herman G. James.
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E. B. Smith
Ohio University
Memorial Auditorium
Departments of History and Government
R. B. Eckles
Ernest K. Lindley
Washington
Herman G. James
Collection of Note Sought in Court
Edgar S. White doing business as Whites Mill sues V. M. Beal Mamie M. Beal Glen Burson and Lorene Burson in Athens County Common Pleas Court for 212 on an unpaid note plus costs. The Beals operated a grocery market on Richland Ave and signed the promissory note endorsed by the Bursons.
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Edgar S. White
White's Mill
Herrold Place
Athens County Common Pleas Court
V. M. Beal
Mamie M. Beal
Glen Burson
Lorene Burson
Richland Ave
Glen and
Athens
Planetary Alignments Warn Of Risks In Business Writings
The planetary configurations for this day caution that business relations may face hazards and odd irregularities. Writings and spoken agreements risk treachery and fraud while higher ups resist. Health and property require vigilance. trusted elders may aid, and intuition could guide momentous decisions.
Skywriting over Athens shows civilian flights grow
The Athens area reports an uptick in flight training with CPTP classes at Athens Airport. Vance Cross and others share first rides in Taylorcraft planes while local pilots, instructors, and Marys reveal growing aviation activity and community interest.
Cooler Day In Athens With Showers Forecast
Weak sun kept Athens under overcast skies with a high of 85 yesterday and a low of 69 last night. At noon the temperature was 77 with a forecast of showers and cooler conditions and .07 inches of rain from the night.
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Athens
Old Sol
Judge Slabaugh Dies in Newark at 74
Common Pleas Judge Frank E. Slabaugh of Licking County died in Newark at age 74, a week after collapsing from heat. The respected jurist served decades on the bench and was known for his courtroom calm and integrity. Funeral arrangements were pending with family awaiting details.
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Newark
Common Pleas
Frank E. Slabaugh
Licking County
Tokyo stocks dip as global tensions weigh on market
Prices on the Tokyo stock exchange fell today amid broader unease over Japan's international position, signaling investor caution and potential impact on shares across sectors.
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Tokyo
Tokyo Stock Exchange
Japan
Vaughn Named As Teacher at Athens School
Richard Vaughn a 1941 Ohio University graduate has been hired to teach mathematics at the Athens Mechanics School. The program now enrolls 85 students with more to come as late registrants arrive. Last week 50 graduates were certified and many have found work while others pursue civil service and state exams. The six month course trains youths for aviation related jobs with no tuition. The town of Henderson North Carolina has been declared a bird sanctuary.
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Sylvia Kempton
Ohio
W. State St
Sylvia
CFPTP
P. S
U. S
Richard Vaughn
Ohio University
Athens Mechanics School
Olive Tablets Promise Relief for Constipation and Liver Bile
Dr Edwards Olive Tablets touted as a vegetable laxative aiding bile flow to digest fatty foods and improve elimination. Claims of toning intestinal action and relief from headaches and dullness, with prices 15 30 60 cents available at all drugstores.
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W. F. Smiley
Frank Poston
Poston
John Call
Lucy Murphy
Dewitt
N. Court St
Inter
Derby Downs
Akron, CO
Akron
Clover Farm Magazine
Elks Lodge
Ilinois
LOGAN
LO O. F. Temple
I. R. Goldberg
Tometrist
Worstell Bidg
Zenner’s Dept
Genevieve Kemble
By Marian Bush Reeder
Everett Cross
University Terrace
Vance Cross
Vance
Mr. Cross
CPTP
Frederick Kittle
Robert Davis
Wendell Davidson
Leo Sheridan
Robert Wilson
James McLaren
Francis Fuller
William Rowland
Victor Stanson
Fullington McVay
Philip Metzger
Webster Paton
Foster Pierce
Lawrence Crotta
William Pasco
Gerald Bibbee
Carl Johnson
Amerigo Portante
Raymond Pullins
William Webb
Earl Brownlee
Charles Cieri
William Collister
Ralph Garbr
Nelson S. Hill
John S. Jones
Granville McDaniel
Charles Ogg
Wade Howard
Wendall Nagle
Nagle
Joe Tinkham
U. S. Forest Service
Mose Tinkham
Neil Welsh
Wendall Eckert
J. A. McPeeke
Eckert
Ashtabula
McPeeke
Athens Airways
Canton
Don H. Rieger
Taylorcraft
Dick Beatty
John Williams
Columbus
Ohio River
Beatty Auto Service
Beatty
Betty
Betty Love
Trudy Dickerson
Ohio U
Trudy
Ninety Nines
International Organization of Women Pilots
Bosworth
Bosworth Engineering Co
Aeronca
Beckley
W. Va
M. Myers
Pontiac
Mich
Charleston
Marietta
John Mulligan
Kinner
Les Dow
Dorothy Ackley
Pomeroy
Kelly Grogan
Dick Schloss
Dwight Rutherford
Airways
Taylor Crafts
Koot-A
Athens Pharmacy
Vaughn
Henderson, N. C
Ye UG
Rio
Dixie Maid
Freestone
Ibs
Shankless
Callies
Evan
Lostro Building
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