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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 04, 1937

Page

5

Athens Board of Education Accepts Two Junior High Resignations

At a regular meeting the Athens Board accepted the resignations of Olive Carpenter geography teacher and Lucille Davidson head of junior high music. Mary Ellen Wood was appointed to the history position, with Ray Keesey and Feral Betz taking two part time history posts. The board planned three weeks of summer music with Floyd Prince and authorized maintenance for the athletic field. Sherman Gilmore is to supervise summer recreation and Ira Nichols was hired as janitor.

Athens Board of Education Olive Carpenter Lucille Davidson Mary Ellen Wood Washington St Eugene Cottle Ray Keesey Feral Betz Ohio University Floyd Prince Sherman Gilmore Gilmore Division of Trades and Industries McBee Co Ira Nichols

Heards Will Visit At Salvation Army

Major and Mrs. Joseph Heard former Salvation Army corps officers in Athens return with daughter Evangeline to lead five meetings. A welcome service Saturday night and a Sunday schedule include Sunday School at 9 45 and holiness, Y P S and public salvation meetings with Evangeline at 6 15 and 7 45. Street meetings are set for Saturday and Sunday evenings at 7 15.

Joseph Heard Salvation Army Athens Evangeline Major Heard Lima

Three Fined In City Court For Intoxication And Reckless Driving

In Mayor Len B. McCune s court yesterday three individuals faced penalties for intoxication and reckless driving. Dave Cornelius of Pittsburgh was fined 15 dollars plus costs for intoxication. Harry Evans of Marietta forfeited 14 dollars for failure to appear in a reckless driving case. Cecil Banfield of Athens forfeited 14 dollars for intoxication.

Len B. McCune Dave Cornelius Pittsburgh Harry Evans Marietta Cecil Banfield Athens

Canning Expert to Visit for Ohio Grange Meetings

Mrs F A Alldis nationally known canning expert will lead a series of June sessions for Home Economics Committees across Jackson Vinton Athens Meigs Gallia and Lawrence counties. Demonstrations and round table discussions will precede a state finals in Cincinnati next December with prizes in the several hundred dollars.

F. A. Alldis Ohio State Grange Grange Alldis Alton Orange Franklin County Ohio Cincinnati Home Economics Committee Valley Grange Hall Jackson Jackson County Vinton Athens Meigs Gallia Lawrence New Reading Perry, Morgan, Hocking Muskingum Licking Fairfield

Reverend Burr to Preach at Five Churches Sunday

Rev. Beryl Burr will preach at Mineral 9 30 a.m. Connett 11 a.m. Salem 2 p.m. Dowler Ridge 4 p.m. Carbondale 8 p.m. Subject is Humanity's Headlight.

Beryl Burr Mineral Connett Salem Dowler Ridge Carbondale

Examinations Signal Close of Athens High School Year

Final examinations begin across Athens City Schools marking the end of the 1937 spring term. Athens High School prepares for baccalaureate services Sunday night and commencement Thursday night with Paul Martin Curtis addressing 99 graduates. Junior High plans Northwest Territory Sesquicentennial themed promotion exercises for June 9 at 8 o'clock. Faculty finish grading and arrange summer activities after graduation Friday.

Athens City Paul Martin Curtis Springfield Athens High Northwest Territory

Clarks Chapel Plans Memorial Exercises

Memorial services at Clarks Chapel Sunday June 6 at 2 pm with a Spanish War Veterans delegation, the American Legion, and Daughters of Union Veterans assisting. Fifty soldiers lie buried in the cemetery from War of 1812 to World War II era, plus one Confederate. Program includes songs, drum corps, recitations, an address by Dr. A E Wagner, and grave decorations with taps.

Clarks Chapel American Legion Daughters of Union Veterans Junior Legion A. H. Beckett A. E. Wagner

Meeting on Albany grade school plan outlined

A public meeting will be held at Albany High School auditorium next Wednesday at 8 15 p m to seek taxpayer opinion on the condemned grade school. The discussion will decide whether to construct a new building or undertake extensive repairs to the current structure.

Albany Albany High School

Athens County 4-H Leaders Meet at Mechanicsburg School

With 94 Athens County 4-H Club officers present the annual Athens County conference convened Tuesday night at Mechanicsburg School. Attendees were divided into groups to discuss local problems while state and local 4-H leaders addressed the assembly. Chester C. Lang led a session for club advisors, J. R. Smoot spoke to presidents and vice presidents, William Bembower met with secretaries and treasurers, and Ross Wright discussed recreational leadership.

Athens County Mechanicsburg Chester C. Lang J. R. Smoot Hocking County William Bembower Ross Wright

Local Hospital Reports Small Surgeries and Discharges

At Sheltering Arms Meade Kayser of Guysville had a minor operation Friday morning at Sheltering Arms Hospital. Avery Wiegler of Hemlock Grove had an appendix operation Thursday afternoon. Mrs. Joseph Abraham of 39 N. Court St. had a minor operation Thursday morning. Loren Holmes of Trimble has been discharged.

Astrological Forecast For The Day

The auguries point to much success with sudden openings and promising opportunities. Change may come, bringing advancement and progress in new environments and fresh contacts. Those born today may see a progressive year with support from superiors and high places. A child born today could be energetic original and inventive attracting important attention. Travel and change may suit them and unusual work could prove rewarding.

Genevieve Kemble

Death of C R McAfee at 63 in Athens area

Charles Russell McAfee aged 63 died of a cerebral hemorrhage at his daughter Mrs. Herman McMaster’s home in Athens after living there since January. He worked in Athens city service and is survived by four brothers four sisters and four children. funeral set for Sunday at Bethel Church near Albany with burial nearby.

Charles Russell McAfee Herman McMaster State St Athens Columbus City Service Department McAfee Davis Rhoda McAfee Herbert Fleming Robert Rockland George New Plymouth Delmar Mineral Zoe Longbreak Charles Holbert John Brooks West Virginia Emma Alberry Coonville McMaster Homer Lee Howard Larry McAfee Bethel Church Albany

Marriage License for Wolfe and Haffner Couple

George J. Wolfe aged 22 from Glouster a miner marries Mary Josephine Haffner aged 22 of Nelsonville daughter of Mr and Mrs Carl Haffner in a marriage license filing.

George J. Wolfe Glouster, Miner Mary Josephine Haffner Nelsonville Carl Haffner

County Car Sales Show May Drop In Athens County

Athens County court records show May’s bills of sale totaling 949, down from 1,358 in April. Of May’s total 158 were for new cars, with the drop blamed on a garage mechanics strike. For the first quarter of 1987, Athens County issued 3,326 bills, Ohio ranked third nationally with 68,498. the clerk’s office also issued 41 fishing licenses, five hunting licenses, and received six passport applications in May.

A. C. Stratton Athens County Ohio New York Illinois

Divorces Granted and Denied in County Court

Judge O F Rowland granted a divorce to Mrs Lillie Sims of Nelsonville, awarding custody of their child to Mrs Sims after deeming Edward Sims negligent. The same court refused Mrs Ida Metcalfe's divorce petition for insufficent grounds, with Arthur Metcalfe of Washington County as the defendant.

O. F. Rowland Athens County

Nola Williams Dies Thursday at Home in Amesville

Mrs. Nola H. Williams aged 80 died Thursday evening at her Grosvenor Street home after infirmities and a recent paralytic stroke. She was born June 11 1856 in Morg an County and lived in Athens County most of her life. She leaves sisters and brothers and a son Ray. husband predeceased her. Funeral held Saturday at 2 PM at home with Rev. W G. Seaman officiating.

Nola H. Williams Grosvenor St M. E. Church Amesville J. W. Williams Ray Ohio Hotel W. Union St W. Washington St Williams E. F. Dutton H. P. Curry Athens Frank Porter Rt. 2 Harry Porter the Plains Orla Porter Columbus E. H. Barnes Carl Porter Fred Porter Ed Porter

Albany M. E. Church Loyalty Service Address

Prof. George W. Starcher of Ohio University will speak at Albany M. E. Church Sunday evening in the June Loyalty Service. A church youth musical program includes offertory by Frances Cline and songs by Elaine and Althea Ballenger. The young people’s chorus performs a number and the service invites all denominations to attend and support summer church activities.

Albany George W. Starcher Ohio University M. E Frances Cline Elaine Althea Ballenger

Hoon Sets Sermon on The Samaritan Gospel

Rev. Miles E. Hoon pastor of New Marshfield Christian Church will preach The Samaritan Gospel in Sunday morning service. Bible School begins at 9:30 a.m. and worship at 10:30 a.m.

New Marshfield Miles E. Hoon

Burial Plans At W Union Street Cemetery

The family requests no flowers as the burial is arranged for the grave at W Union Street Cemetery.

W. Union St. Cemetery

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Heards Miller Bros N. Court Rev. Burr Kroger Krogers Sack Kroger Stores Bisquick PEG Quick's Coffeeountry Club WELCO OLEO Batmore Big Veal Sale Ocean California Boz Majestic Kroger's Castoria Texas Vitalis Zontitores Agarol Tampex Woodbury Pace Powder Quick's Cut Rate Drug Store Otten Death C. R. McAfee Nola Williams W. G. Seaman Albany M. E. Church Hoon
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