Chauncey area hosts busy week of youth games and events
The Athens region hosts a packed schedule with girls and boys teams from Chauncey Amesville and Plains competing in softball and basketball. Attendance climbs to 715 at the center, as local clubs plan night events, matches, and a book club meeting at the auditorium.
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Chauncey Ground
Sugar Creek Wetland
Te Ame
Ames
Ille
Amesville
Stewart
Broadwell
Yground
Coolville
Uray
Chauncey
Stewart Fri
Colville
Dia- Sewart
Broadie
Jet Club
Mapret Laverty
Audi
Miss Joy Cutler Book Club
Tuea- Jacksonville
Hollister
Plains
Chaun
Nler
Cey
Marshfield
Betty Lou Coon Shields
Margaret Kos
Carolith
Don
Ville
Fri
Glous
Athens County
Amesville 4-H Harmony Club Plans Supper
Multiple 4-H groups in Amesville area held meetings in July with varied activities. Plans included a polluck supper, musical demonstrations, sewing club sessions, a camping trip on Mustapha Island, and upcoming meetings at local schools and homes chaired by Jean Crawford Helen Henderson H. C. Hartman and Victor Keirns among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amesville Harmony 4-H
Jean Crawford
Canaanville
Dorothy Glazier
Betty Lee Eckard
Dorothy
Mary Ellen Ogg
Jean
Mildred Mae Strode
Theodore Crawford
Henrietta Glazier
Glee Club
Federal Valley 4-H Club
Victor Keirns
Amesville
C. Hartman
Lawrence Best
Howard Keirns
Richard Smith
H. C. Linscott
Coolville
4-H Club
Mustapha Island
Hockingport
Melba Morehead
Wanda Harold
4-H
William Finsterwald
Athens
Athens County Fairgrounds
Black Widow Common Over Athens County
Dr William C Stehr of Ohio University notes the Black Widow Spider is widespread in Athens County and can be found in many places year round. He and John G Laskin say experiments indicate the spider is poisonous and dangerous, aligning with Kemp's cautions.
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Athens County
William C. Stehr
Ohio University
Stehr
John G. Laskin
Kemp
Beasley Sues G F P Timberlake Over Auto Charges
Fred R. Beasley filed suit in Athens County Common Pleas Court seeking 162.39 dollars plus interest from March 12 1932 from G F P Timberlake. The action centers on purchases of gasoline oil and other automotive accounts.
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Fred R. Beasley
Athens County Common Pleas Court
Timberlake
Woman Is Injured In Leap From Car
Mrs Elva Wilson of Athens R D G was severely hurt when she leaped from a runaway car Sunday on Carr Hill near Chesterhill after a left rear wheel came off. Her husband, a substitute rural mail carrier, drove as the car careened. She suffered a fractured shoulder and various bruises and cuts. the vehicle stopped before overturning and she was resting comfortably later.
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Elva Wilson
Athens
Carr Hill
Chesterhill
Wilson
Athens Scouts End Two Week Camp at Roy L. Dupler
Athens Scouts wrap two weeks at Camp Roy L. Dupler Peach Ridge directed by Richard Atkins with Roy Dupler J W Long Arch Knowlton Walton Davies and a staff of instructors. The climax featured a giant snipe hunt with a one dollar prize for the best group return. Charles Wheaton Clinton Knowlton spent weekend with Scoutmaster Nichols at Powhatan Point and Wheel ing camp. A weekend camping period for those unable to attend will be announced at the combined meeting at the Athens County Fairgrounds Tuesday at 6 PM.
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Troy Willing Workers
Cookville
Canaanville Grange Hall
Mickey” Seel
George Maxwel
Hartman
Hocking Hawkeyes
Charles Copeland
Stewart
Lodi
Happy Hustlers
Clarence Friess
Mt. Hermon-Plantsville
Plantsville
Athens Yy
Roy L. Dupler
Peach Ridge
Richard ‘Atkins
Roy Dupler
J. W. Long
Arch Knowlton
Walton Davies
Merritt Preston
Richard Atkins
Chapman Ward
Paul Jones
Wade Veiwhler
Ralph Dalton
Robert Schuster
Don Sanders
Boyd Ross
Athens
Charles Wheaton
Clinton Knowlton
Nichols
Ramsey
Powhatan Point
Boy Scout Area
Wheeling, W. Va
Athens County Fairgrounds
Foul Play Suspected in Veon Death
Parkersburg authorities investigate the fatal shooting of Barnett N. Veon 26 a Parkersburg area attorney and 1931 Ohio University graduate to determine if death was suicide or homicide. Veon lived on a houseboat with his wife and was last seen after returning from the city Friday afternoon. his body was found with a head wound. Police consider possible conflict with a Leachtown resident while relatives suspect death by own action. Funeral services were held Sunday.
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Parkersburg
Barnett N. Veon
Ohio University
Veon
Leachtown
Weon
Two Speakers At Athens Luncheon Meet
The Industrial Arts Department of Ohio University announces a Tuesday noon luncheon at the Hotel Berry open to Athens town residents. Prof. G. E. McLaughlin will speak, joined by A. A. Nellis of Athens High School. It is the fourth meeting of a summer series.
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Berry
Industrial Arts
Ohio University
Athens
G. E. McLaughlin
A. A. Nellis
Athens High School
Scientific Books Received At Ohio University Library
July acquisitions at Edwin Watts Chubb Library highlight science titles such as The Physiology and Biochemistry of Bacteria and A Source Book for Physics. Other new works include Modern Housing, Public Utility Valuations, The Philosophic Theory of the State, and a long list spanning sociology, economics, literature, and practical guides. A government note adds that sweet corn frozen within four hours after harvest stays fresh six months to a year.
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Ohio University Library
Edwin Watts Chubb
Ohio University
Buchanan and Fulmer
Davey
Ditmers
Drinker
Field
Hogben
Houston
Hurst
Jeans
Kolier
Galileo
Lennox
Magic
Morgan
Plath
Sherman
Smith
Sullivan
Thomson
Wood
Zinser
Bauer
Bauer and Gold
Bosanquet
Bowers
Bye
Carver
Japan
Pacific Mandate
Clyde
Cureton
Dooley
Fairchild
Saar
Florinsky
Granville-Barker and
Harrison
Gray
Greenlaw
Groves
United States
Cuba
Guggenheim
Guthrie
Hambridge
Hansl
Pareto
Homans and
Curtis
Haskins
O U to Use Federal Aid for College Students at Ohio University
Ohio University prepares for 1935 36 projects under a national Youth Administration program with a $50,000,000 allocation. A faculty committee plans work projects for students and aims to meet anticipated federal guidelines, potentially aiding about 120,000 students nationally and up to 500,000 youths 16 to 25.
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National Youth Administration
Roosevelt
Herman G. James
Ohio University
FERA
Ohio University Committee
Whch
Theron Strickler Dies At Home In Coolville
Theron Strickler eight died at his Main Street home in Coolville early Monday. Born in Iroquois County Illinois he came to Ohio in 1900. Survived by widow Anna Doland Strickler a son Ray and sister Mrs Irene Larkin of Kalama Michigan. Funeral set for 2:50 PM Tuesday at the residence.
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Coolville
Theron Strickler
Main Street
Iroquois County
Ill
Ohio
Anna Doland Strickler
Ray
Mra
Irene Larkin
Kalama- 200
Mich
Be Sure To Get Your Money's Worth Advertised Goods
The message urges readers to buy Messenger advertised merchandise from reputable manufacturers. It explains that advertised products are backed by known makers who publicize details in print and sign their names. Buying by name ensures value and avoids poor quality.
Ben Wesley Sought by Athens County Officers
Athens County officers seek Ben Wesley on a charge filed by Tom Gilkey alleging assault and battery on Virgil Gilkey near Jerseyville on Sunday. Blizzards ease ptarmigan feeding in the Far North by sweeping snow from grounds.
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Ben Wesley
Athens County
Tom Gilkey
Wesley
Virgil Gilkey
Ptarmigan
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