Athens County Hurdles Block State Road Transfers
Athens County faces mounting resistance as property owners refuse 60 foot rights of way for 56 miles of roads slated for state transfer by June 30. Many lands include homes and churches needing removal or setback, and counties fear costs will exceed road funds. Some owners offer 50 foot rights, while others reject any sale.
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Athens
State Highway Department
Athens County
Highway Department
Kimberly
Carbondale
Vothers
G. Ray Steen
Commissioners’ Office
O. U. Quartet Makes Final Out-of-Town Sing in Logan
The Ohio University Varsity Male Quartet will sing tonight at the Rotary Club dinner in Logan. Dr. E A Hansen, Rufus Putnam Training School director, speaks. This is their last out-of-town appearance after two years of statewide travel. Members: Harry Williams, John Reid, Bert Cameron, William Kircher. Reid Kircher and Cameron graduate this year. replacement is Charles Floyd Logan Addison Dixon Amesville and William Johnson Cleveland.
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Ohio University
Rotary Club
Logan
E. A. Hansen
Rufus Putnam
Harry Williams
John Reid
Bert Cameron
William Kircher
Charles Floyd
Addison Dixon
Amesville
William Johnson
Cleveland
Reid
Kircher
Cameron
Tests Announced For Civil Service Jobs
The United States Civil Service Commission announces open competitive examinations for posts including Assistant petroleum engineer at 2600 dollars yearly in the Geological Survey, teacher in community schools at 1620 dollars, Indian Field Service including Alaska, statistical analysts in transportation at 3200 to 5600 dollars, and positions at the Bureau of Statistics and Bureau of Motor Carriers. Full information from J L C Kelley secretary of the U S Civil Service Board of Examiners at the Ath ens Post Office.
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United States Civil Service Commission
Geological Survey
Indian Field Service
Alaska
Bureau of Statistics
Bureau of Motor Carriers
Interstate Commerce Commission
Brush
United State Penitentiary Annex
Fort Leavenworth
Kansas
J. L. C. Kelley
U. S. Civil Service Board of Examiners
Athens
United States Senator Crossword Clue Puzzle Review
The set presents a mixed list of clues and numbered hints for a crossword, including terms like eagle, lion, and clock faces. It blends definitions and wordplay across vertical and horizontal directions with references to animals, objects, and roles such as manager, professor, and senator.
Wool theft warning issued for Amesville area
An Athens County man plans to steal 5,000 pounds of wool he was contracted to deliver. Sheriff Stratton warned farmers, especially in Amesville, to guard their wool stocks as most growers have finished clipping and ready for market. Wool is about 30 cents a pound, meaning a 1,500 dollar potential loss to victims.
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Athens County
Charles Stratton
Amesville
Stratton
Three Schools Plan To Have Summer Work
Summer school sessions will be held in Athens The Plains and Mechanicsburg for grades seven through twelve at Athens High School and grades one through nine at The Plains and one through eight at Mechanicsburg. Ohio University education students will assist. Athens teachers include O L Wood Clarence DPD Sam ford Carl Roberts W P Porter A A Nellis Eva Lamon Irene Hand R W Emmett and William Bryant. Classes run 8:00 to 12:30 at Athens, 8:15 to unspecified at The Plains, 8:15 to 11:45 at Mechanicsburg.
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Athens
the Plains
Mechanicsburg
Kenneth C. Ray
Ohio University
Athens High School
O. L. Wood
Clarence Dpd
Samford
Carl Roberts
W. P. Porter
A. A. Nellis
Eva Lamon
Irene Hand
R. W. Emmett
William Bryant
Athens School
Fronie Heavener Pleads Not Guilty on Intoxication Charge
Fronie Heavener of Sugar Creek appeared before Magistrate T. R. Bennett and pleaded not guilty to an intoxication count. Held on $100 bond, she now faces four intoxication counts in Athens County Common Pleas Court tied to an incident in court last week.
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Fronie Heavener
Sugar Creek
T. R. Bennett
Athens County Common Pleas Court
Common Pleas Court
Immunization Clinic At Buchtel Schoolhouse
Approximately 200 school and pre-school children will receive final diphtheria immunizations Tuesday morning at Buchtel Schoolhouse. County nurse Miss Clara Cavanaugh will supervise, assisted by Athens County health commissioner Dr. J. M. Higgins and doctors K. L. Webb A. L. Pritchard Hubert Hyde A. K. Walker and others.
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Buchtel Schoolhouse
Clara Cavanaugh
J. M. Higgins
Athens County
K. L. Webb
A. L. Pritchard
Hubert Hyde
A. K. Walker
Showers Forecast for Athens District Weather Update
The official forecast calls for cloudy skies and light showers in the Athens district with warmer conditions. Sunday recorded a high of 79 degrees and a low around 48 degrees overnight. Tuesday is expected to bring more showers and thunderstorms, with this morning’s temperature at 65 degrees.
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Athens
Appeal Denied In Emma Wilson Case In Athens Court
Judge Harley M Whitcraft overruled a motion for a new trial in the Emma Wilson estate case against Citizens Central Bank of Nelsonville. The court recommends the bank recover its costs. WALTON LEAGUE PLANS FAMILY NIGHT AT WATERLOO FOREST June 3.
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Emma Wilson
Harley M. Whitcraft
Athens County Common Pleas Court
John L. Wilson
Citizen's Central Bank of
Nelsonville
Walton League
Athens County
Izaak Walton League
Waterloo State Forest
Walker Appointed Appraiser for Barker Estate
EF Walker is named appraiser of the Harriet A. Barker estate succeeding the late C J Flowers. The appointment formalizes Ebony firm R Walker as the executor’s valuation contact.
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R. Walker
Harriet A. Barker
C. J. Flowers
Chauncey-Dover High scrolls largest class with records
The 1936 Chauncey-Dover High School graduating class includes 32 students, 16 boys and 16 girls, the largest in school history. Five students completed four years in three, more than half the class made honor roll, and graduates excel in scholarship, dramatics, music, and athletics. Margaret Marshall, 17, daughter of Millfield residents, arrived from Scotland 12 years ago after spending a year at Cotbridge.
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Chauncey-Dover High School
Eli Labosky
Chris Keasey
Esther Simpson
Erle Bridgewater
Anna Ruth Gretz
Gloria Hintz
Fritz Ross
Richard Daughterty
Clara Misner
Margaret Marshall
John Marshall
Millfield
Scotland
Cotebridge
Four Experimental Plots Planted for Forest Unit
Four experimental plots on United States Forest Service land near Haydenville were planted by CCC at Athens last week. Norway pines and other species totaling 14 000 trees were placed under varied ground preparations to compare growth and survival, while additional plots test seedling ages from one to four years for suitability on ridges and slopes in Southern Ohio.
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United States Forest Service
Haydenville
CCC
Athens
Ohio
Nelsonville
Forest Service
Stolen Harness Recovered After Suspect Arrest
Leonard Keirns 34 of Broadwell is jailed in Athens County after Henry Sedwick of Amesville recovered a $65 stolen double harness from Keirns. Sheriff Stratton tracked the suspect Friday night with help from Sheriff Lew Adrian and his son. Keirns had sold the harness for 25 and charges were to be filed.
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Athens County
Henry Sedwick
Amesville
Charles Stratton
Keirns
McConnelsville
Lew Adrian
Frank
Morgan County
Stratton
Putnam Plans Summer Work for 1936 School Session
The Rufus Putnam Training School will run from June 15 to August 7, five days weekly. It offers kindergarten for ages four to six and grades one to six, continuing the previous year’s enrollments as an extension. Remedial work is available under trained supervision.
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Rufus Putnam
Athens
Quinty Anderson Loses Fine In Intoxication Case
Quincey Anderson of The Plains was fined $5 and costs by Mayor Len B. McCune today on a drunkenness charge.
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Quincey Anderson
The
Plains
Len B. McCune
Allotments From OU Fee Fund Planned by Campus Committee
Ohio University Campus Affairs Committee announced probable allotments from the student ALE fee for campus activities based on a 2,400 student body, totaling 6,000 with proportional cuts if enrollment drops. Allocations include Green and White 2,400. University Band 600. Men's Glee Club 50. Women's Glee Club 75. University Choir 50. forensic activities 350. University Orchestra 300. Women's League 500. Men's Union 600. Playshop 250. student convocations 400, with conditions and trips noted.
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Ohio University
University Band
University of Dayton
Ohio Weasleyan University
University Choir
University Orchestra
Women's League
Men's Union
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