Athens Junior High Promotes American Government Theme
About 169 ninth graders at Athens Junior High will be honored in a June 8 promotion program in the high school auditorium. Speeches compare world governments to the American system, with music by the ninth grade class and performances by Helen Radford, Joe Dilley, and Martha Ann Hoisington. Certificates will be awarded by Loring Connett and Rev. Fred E. Luchs.
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Athens Junior High School
Sherman E. Gilmore
Mr. Gilmore
Mary Virginia Bingman
Lewis Pierce
Jane Finsterwald
Patricia Sherrard
James Robert Williams
Tachaikowsky
Bernard
Joe Dilley
Martha Ann Hoisington
Max Baughman
Loring G. Connett
Board of Education
Luchs
Eula Mae Ashton
Helen Aslanides
Mary Aslanides
John W. Ater
Betsy Bailey
Martha Pauline Bailey
Sara Casley Baird
Wilma Baker
Bert Barnes
Margaret Barnhart
Betty Jane Barrett
Jane Ann Bayless
Clinton Orland Bean
Phyllis Elaine Bean
Judy Ruth Birge
Lois Bolin
Richard Bolin
Wayne E. Bosworth
Betty Lou Brooks
Frederick Brown
Doris Buck
James Burley
Andrew Bycofski
Richard Chapman
Emanuel Charonis
Thora Jean Cheatham
Carmen Church
Ruth Louise Clark
Lois Clutter
Eugene Coen
Vaughn Conkey
Loring M. Connett
Jack Coen
Martha Copeland
John Coury
Orland M. Coursey
Pearl E. Dailey
Raymond Dailey
Louie David
Charlotte Beatrice DeMo
Dorothy McAllister
Richard McConkey
Harold McDonald
Bob McGrath
Orland McPherson
Wallace McVay
Jean E. Miller
Edward Mitchell
Junior Mitchell
Bill Musgrave
Socrates Parkis
George William Peckham
Mary Jane Pennell
Florence Pidcock
Lewis Francis Pierce
June Pincelli
Bill Poling
Clarice Porter
Mary Elizabeth Potts
Joe Quest
Helen Louise Radford
Ruth Loreen Reeder
Gold Medal Haarlem Oil Capsules Promote Kidney Health
Advert relates Haarlem Oil Capsules as the original kidney stimulant. Claims relief from burning urination, frequent night trips, and restlessness, listing symptoms like backache and puffy eyes. Urges purchase from druggists for 35 cents, asserting genuine Haarlem origin from Haarlem, Holland.
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Haarlem
Holland
Tents for Camp Use and Club Aid Sought
Salvation Army received five large tents for an Athens County Outdoor Camp for underprivileged children. Judge Louis Tyroler announced plans to mail letters to more than 30 clubs seeking funds to run the Birch Hollow camp near Carbondale opening June 19.
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Athens County
Salvation Army
Louis Tyroler
Birch Hollow
Carbondale
Tyroler
Speaker from Athens Delivers Talks at West Virginia Convention
Rev. E. Nicholas of Athens was guest speaker at the West Virginia State Young People's Convention at the Church of God in Moundsville on Decoration Day. He gave three messages titled Building Our Lives, Christ and Partners, and Losing Our Grip on God to large crowds with many Athens youths in attendance.
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E. Nicholas
Athens
West Virginia
Church of God
Moundsville
W. Va
Decoration Day
Christ and Partners
Nicholas
Mayor fines trio for intoxication sentences
Clifford Huggins was fined 25 dollars and costs after pleading guilty to intoxication before Mayor Cliff Cornell, with the fine suspended on good behavior and steady work. Frances Sickles and Ernest Hawkins were each fined 5 dollars and costs on intoxication charges.
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Clifford Huggins
Cliff Cornell
Frances Sickles
Ernest Hawkins
Billion Dollar Farm Aid Plan Drafted
Washington officials outlined a plan for a federal farm aid program totaling 1.3 to 1.4 billion dollars in the coming year. Direct soil conservation payments rural relief and parity subsidies would total about 1 billion, with up to 350 million for storage loans and 100 million from the Farm Security Administration to aid farmers in crop and farm purchases.
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Washington
I.P
Department of Agriculture
Henry A. Wallace
Farm Security Administration
Grand Jury Recesses After 344 Witnesses Heard
In Columbus the grand jury recessed until next Monday after hearing 344 witnesses. State Civil Service Commissioners Carl W. Smith and Ralph W. Emmons will testify before the panel probing alleged five percent salary assessments for a Democratic campaign fund. The attorney general said a report may be ready within two weeks.
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Columbus
Carl W. Smith
Ralph W. Emmons
Democratic Campaign Fund
Herbert S. Duffy
Grand Jury
Man Tries Jail Stay After Disturbance Call
Charles Boldman 61 Carthage Gap walked to Sheriff Bayless and asked to stay in Athens County Jail saying a group of people disturbed his home. He showed a cut check and requested admission until his accusers were arrested or appeased. He was released this morning.
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Athens County
Charles Boldman
Carthage Gap
Boldman
Charles Bayless
Scout Camp To Start June 14
Two weeks of camping for 60 plus Boy Scouts will begin Tuesday June 14 as Camp Dupler opens for the summer. Field Executive G. E. Ashwill pushes to complete program in time. Weeks named Pirate Week and Rover Week. Reservations due by noon June 13 through scoutmasters. Scouts may camp in Adirondack lean-to covered wagons or tents at Plainsman's Camp.
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Judge Tyroler
Dupler
G. E. Ashwill
Ashwill
Adirondack
Must Be Home Eight Each Night in Athens
Two youths from the Athens area, Robert Insche and El mer Sams, were ordered by Mayor Cliff Cornell to be home by 8 PM for 60 days and pay $8.70 costs each after pleading guilty to stealing gasoline from a car on E Union Street. They previously paid $25 fines with suspended sums on condition of nightly curfews. violation requires payment or county jail time.
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Athens
Cliff Cornell
Robert Insche
Elmer Sams
Mill St
E. Union St
Charles Maple
Leslie Bradfield
Howard Hall
Delbert Hayes
Cornell
News Broadcasting Course Added at Ohio University
Ohio University will add a two hour credit News Broadcasting course to the School of Journalism next September taught by Norman R. Buchan. The class covers the full field of broadcasting with study of national scripts and regional stations and includes opportunities for students to write their own copy. John Stoner, 101, Ashland County's oldest resident, was found dead at his farm southwest of Ashland. he could not participate in the Civil War.
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Ohio University School of Journalism
Norman R. Buchan
National Broadcasting Systems
Middle West
Ashland
John Stoner
Ashland County
Here
Doan's Pills Promised Kidney Relief
Doctors say kidneys filter waste daily with about 15 miles of tiny tubes. Frequent or scanty urination signals trouble. Doan's Pills offer relief by helping flush waste, backed by decades of use.
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Doan
Doas
Nine Candidates File for Athens County Offices
With the final filing date of June 10 eight days away, nine petitions are on file for Athens County offices. Seven are Republican and two are Democrat. Democrats include Fred E. Burdiss of Glouster and C L Koons of Trimble seeking the commissioner nomination. Republicans include probate judge contenders L R Pierce Franklin D White John F Newcomb and George W Rose and two for commissioner Charles Stratton and David Feth.
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Athens County
Len B. McCune
Election Board
Trimble Township
Fred E. Burdiss
Glouster
C. L. Koons
Trimble
State Senate Hopefuls Grow as Petitions Roll In
The state representative race draws many candidates with more expected next week. Dr E Le Fever is named among those announcing. McCune received a letter from Mrs Nellie Kemp Caldwell Noble County requesting petitions for a Democratic state senate candidate. It did not specify who would file.
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E. le Fever
McCune
Nellie Kemp
Caldwell
Noble County
Honor Society Initiates 17 at Athens High Wednesday
Seventeen new National Honor Society members were initiated at Athens High School Wednesday afternoon in the auditorium at 3 30. New initiates include Kathryn Sherrard Mary Elizabeth Lasher Jean Finsterwald June Baird Betty Cash Ila Shafer Marjorie Malone Delpha Douglas Gertrude Kissner Donna Gaitten Alice Maccombs Jennie Pratt Virginia Segale Grace Ellen Foster Jean Forsyth Gerald Ramsey James Person.
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Athens High School
Kathryn Sherrard
Mary Elizabeth Lasher
Jean Finsterwald
June Baird
Betty Cash
Ila Shafer
Marjorie Malone
Delpha Douglas
Gertrude Kissner
Donna Gaitten
Alice Maccombs
Jennie Pratt
Virginia Segale
Grace Ellen Foster
Jean Forsyth
Gerald Ramsey
James Person
Ann Pickering
Floyd Harshman
Harold Giesecke
Ruby Gladys Mercer
Metropolitan Opera
Pauline Swanson
Hollywood
Calif
Fred Preston
Robert Wagner
Roderick Eddy
Ann Beasley
Joe Gill
Jessie Cooper
Betty Hoyt McCoy
Dwight Riley
Jeane Hoyt
Harry Hess
Marjorie Harvey
Frederick Kittle
Mary Connett
United States
Hawaii
Phi Beta Kappas
Six Speeders Fined Five Dollars Each
Six drivers pleaded guilty to speeding on E State Street and were fined five dollars by Mayor Cliff Cornell. Officer Carman Church arrested them as residents named Vaughn Shepherd Lancaster Street Frank Baumholtz Palmer Hall George Smith Avon Place Sam Russell 29 First Street Harry Hill Canaanville and Ruth Dye Athens. Church has focused on curb speeders amid complaints of dangerous driving and red light violations near East Side School.
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E. State St
Cliff Cornell
Carman Church
Vaughn Shepherd
Lancaster St
Frank Baumholtz
Palmer Hall
George Smith
Avon Place
Sam Russell
First St
Harry Hill
Canaanville
Ruth Dye
Athens
Church
E. State
East Side
Birth announcement for Larry Arnold Chesser
Mr. and Mrs. Emil Chesser of Hebbardsville announce the birth at home of an eight and one half pound son, Larry Arnold, on Tuesday. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. C. G. Chesser and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Davies. J. M. Knowlton is the great grandfather.
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Emil Chesser
Hebbardsville
Larry Arnold
C. G. Chesser
Frank Davies
J. M. Knowlton
Poppies Sell Out Near Memorial Day Sale
Two thousand poppies were ordered for the Memorial Day drive by the K. T. Crossen American Legion Auxiliary. all but 25 sold. Mrs. Walter Baird, president, said unsold stock was from another town and could have sold in Athens. Proceeds totaled 186.39 for veterans welfare work.
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K. T. Crossen American Legion Auxiliary
Walter Baird
Athens
Plan Memorial Service at Clarks Chapel
The annual memorial service at Clarks Chapel is observed Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock with a music program and a guest speaker in addition to the grave decoration ceremony.
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Clarks Chapel
Athens Schools Receive State Warrants and Note Authorizations
Ohio Department of Education mailed warrants totaling 36111 to Athens city schools and approved notes of 13898 for early foundation funds. Athens County units received warrants 36545 and authority to issue 74359 notes. totals for neighboring districts listed with warrants and notes. Total state note issue reached 10983532 with warrants totaling 5430000.
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Athens
Athens City
Ohio Department of Education
Athens County
Gallia
Hocking
Chauncey-Dover
Glouster
Malta McConnellsville
New Lexington
Stratton Party Attends Kirksville Osteopathy Graduation
Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Stratton of Athens travel to Kirksville Missouri to attend Carl Stratton’s graduation from the School of Osteopathy. They are joined by Mrs. Miller Wilson and Mrs. Henry Stratton of Nelsonville. They expect to return Sunday.
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A. C. Stratton
Athens
Kirksville
Stratton
Carl Stratton
School of Osteopathy
Miller Wilson
Henry Stratton
Nelsonville
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