Pens County Teachers To Be Paid In Full
County Superintendent Kenneth C. Ray announced all teachers and bus drivers will receive full salaries by July 20 as about 100000 dollars in anticipated cigarette tax funds become available. Salaries have been overdue by about three months, and the new law provisions aim to standardize rural and school attendance payments while repealing prior per diem rules. The county plans to distribute 188000 dollars from tax settlements to cover districts under nine and eleven month terms.
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Pens County
Athens
Kenneth C. Ray
Ray
Fitcal
Mechanicsburg
By Auditor Co
Kiwanis Club Softball Game in Athens Report
The Kiwanis team faced a county hospital squad in a Monday softball game in Athens. Pendry, the superintendent, pitched for the Kiwanis and was fined for his performance. Jack Rhoades led with a 1 hit, as Sherman and Micker contributed hits. N Fowler pitched for the Kiwanis with limited support from teammates.
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Pendry
Jack Rhoades
Sherman
Micker
Pningham Faces Intoxication Hearing After Arrest
Cunningham pled before the mayor on Sunday as an intoxication hearing was set for Saturday. Police say he was arrested for intoxication and sent to Dayton Workhouse by Officer Carmen for processing.
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Pningham
Athens
Phacosta
Dayton
F A Chapter B Social Friday Cream Social at Stewigh
A local social planned by the F A Chapter B to raise funds for Future Farmers in Kingston C for the club. Esther Briley fills in for two weeks in place of Ken Ansle while Mrs French, formerly of Perry, is away. Ralph York youth wounded in a shooting incident is reported without details.
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Stewight
Kington
Harland Kationa
Esther Briley 'Se
Nur
Ken Ansle
Mrs. French
Theh
King County
Py Tory
Perry
Ralph York
ER Resinag
Two Athens Educators Promote Pioneer Ethic at NEA
Dean Irma Voigt of Ohio University and Anna P McVey of Wadleigh High School addressed the National Education Association convention in Denver. Voigt urged rebuilding four aims including family stability and moral code, while McVey defended classical languages as enriching minds and supporting future farmers.
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Athens
National Education Association
Denver
Irma Voigt
Ohio University
Anna P McVey
Wadleigh High School
New York City
Classical League
American Pioneers
Voigt
National Association of Deans of Women
America
Dean Voitt
Dean McVay
Grand jury to rule on firecracker assault case
Athens County grand jury convenes after Magistrate T R Bennett hearing on whether throwing a sighted firecracker at Sarah Chambers constitutes assault and battery. Gail Cunningham faces one count after Chambers swore out a warrant. Cunningham pleads not guilty and is bound over on $100 bond.
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Athens County
Grand Jury
T. R. Bennett
Sarah Amanda Chambers
New England
Gail Cunningham
Cunningham
Protective Group Has First Meeting Monday
LOGAN Two cases were submitted to the Hocking County Farm and Home Protective Committee at their first meeting since organizing. Members present were George C. Hengst, D. E. Harsh, Harley Meyer, Samuel Blum, R. B. Hugus, Harold Chambers, with George Brooks of Columbus, state organization field agent. Home or farm owners in financial distress may contact Mr Chambers to bring cases before the committee. The committee meets on the second Monday of each month.
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LOGAN
Hocking County Farm and Home Protective Committee
George C. Hengst
D. E. Harsh
Harley Meyer
Samuel Blum
R. B. Hugus
Harold Chambers
George Brooks
Columbus
Mr Chambers
Rail Time Card Highlights Central and Chesapeake Routes
Timetable snippet lists New York Central lines No. 2 and No. 4 with daily and Sunday exceptions, arrival and departure times around 6:44 and 1:96. Chesapeake & Ohio shows No. 30 daily except Sunday arrival near 10:00 am and No. 37 daily departure around 6:20 p.m.
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NEW York Central North
Chespeake & Ohio
Sun- Soni
Suna San
Baltimore & Ohio West Bound
A.m
National Limited
Diplomat
Enwe
Sundsy
Mayor Court Hears Reckless Driving Case On West Union Street
Patrolman Leslie Bradfield testified Fol Spang of Athens drove 55 to 60 mph on West Union Street before arrest for reckless driving. Spang denied the speed, saying he was going 45 or 30 mph. Mayor Len B. McCune fined him $5.
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Leslie Bradfield
Mayor's Court
Fol Spang
Athens
West Union Street
Spang
Len B. McCune
Sheriff Sells Land at 610 in Athens County
Deputy Sheriff Karl Gardner conducted a lively sheriff sale at Athens County Courthouse. G. H. Shan er bought a lot off Central Avenue for 610, despite an appraised value of 100. The sale arose from Caroline T. Ruston versus Kate Call. Frank W. Snyder’s property failed to meet a 250.03 tax lien and will be forfeited to the state until next March for sale under forfeited land laws.
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Karl Gardner
Athens County
Central Avenue
G. H. Shaner
Palmer Street
Caroline T. Ruston
Kate Call
Frank W. Snyder
G. D. Gorham
Three Fined Five Dollars on Intoxication Charges
Three men were fined five dollars and costs each after arraignment before Magistrate T R Bennett on intoxication charges. The defendants were William Jaynes Luhrig Carl Lanning Floodwood and George Ossman. Kimberly All were arrested by Deputy Sheriff Karl Gardner.
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T. R. Bennett
William Jaynes
Luhrig
Carl Lanning
Floodwood
George Ossman
Kimberly
Karl Gardner
Cleaner Cream Pays Dividends After July 15
State and federal officials announce a cream quality overhaul starting July 15, offering two cents more per pound for Number 1 grade butterfat based on cleanliness and strength. Number 2 earns two cents less, Number 8 is rejected, and Number 3 covers foreign odors and unpleasant tastes. Committee members overseeing the campaign in this section include E. C. Thorpe and others.
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HK J Swaim
Athens
Swaim
E. C. Thorpe
H. D. Harris
J C. Holcombe
N. R. Baker
Floyd Fillet
A. L. Richards
R. L Marlow
Canaan Grange to Convene Tuesday in Canaanville Hall
Canaan Grange plans Tuesday night meeting at the hall in Canaanville. A program is set and visiting Grangers are invited. The artifact includes a civic motto urging Americans to persevere and to shape their own path, while referencing Gov. Harry Moore of New Jersey.
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Canaan Grange
Canaanville
America
Harry Moore
New Jersey
Athens County playgrounds cut to four days total attendance 3183
Athens County recreation director B F E Hughes announced Jacksonville-Trimble playground ceases as a full time project and Glouster will replace it. Activities remain on Monday and Thursday at Jacksonville-Trimble and Tuesday and Friday at Hollister for all ages with 3183 attending last week despite the July 4 holiday. COOLVILLE ACTIVITIES volleyball softball horseshoes
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Athens County
B. F E. Hughes
Jacksonville- Trimble
Glouster
Jacksonville-Trimble
Hollister
Hughes
Plains
Jacksonville Trimble
CCC
Camp Athens
Bove
New Marshfield
Chavancey
the Plains
Nelsonville
Chauncey
Ciie
At & O'Clock
Misa Joy Cutler
Amesville
Plaine
Erskine Addresses Athens Rotary on Constitutional Law
City Solicitor Samuel B. Erskine spoke to the Athens Rotary Club Monday on interpretations of the Constitution and recent Supreme Court decisions affecting NRA, farm moratoriums, and the gold clause case. He argued the framework inspires investor confidence as court rulings vary.
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Athens
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NEW York Central South
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