City Council Meets Sets Blocked Street Cleaning Budget
Regular council session with all members present except Owens. Mayor reports $465.45 collected and turned to treasury for licenses fines and forfeitures. Street cleaning delayed due to lacking motive power. plan to operate temporarily costs about $20 daily. Reservoir roof improvement approved to protect the hilltop water supply. old roof almost ruined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ular
Council
Director of Public Service
Tate Board of Health
Board of Health
City Manager Government Referendum Set for June 21
The service director will proceed with the work at once. Each ward councilman must provide suitable vote places in his precincts for the special election on June 21 when Sonville voters decide the city manager form of government. Council adjourned with no further business.
Readings and music enjoyed by King Heralds group
Garnet and Bernice Riggs hosted on Robbins road with Katherine Warehime Louise Rice Bernadine Woodard Mary Devoi and Lillian Howe in a Saturday program. Mary Donley delivered readings and a recitation. Guests were treated to music after the meeting and 22 enjoyed refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King Heralds
Garnet
Bernice Riggs
Robbins Road
Katherine Warehime
Louise Rice
Bernadine Woodard
Mary Devoi
Lillian Howe
Mary Donley
Circle of Ruth to hold rug and fan sale Saturday
Mrs. Ed Juniper hosted Circle of Ruth members at the last meeting planning a rug and fan sale for Saturday afternoon at Hocking Power office. Attendees included Mesdames Don Davis, Oris Griffin, Joe Hannas, Leiland Kreig, Joe Porter, Donald Sheffield, Donald Shafer, Harry Steele and Miss Cornelia Scott, Margaret Scheeler and Velma Young with elegant refreshments during social hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Juniper
Circle of
Ruth
Hocking Power
Don Davis
Oris Griffin
Joe Hannas
Leiland Kreig
Joe Porter
Donald Sheffield
Donald Shafer
Harry Steele
Cornelia Scott
Margaret Scheeler
Velma Young
Local Residents Host Weekend Visitors at Buckeye Lake
Mr and Mrs Edward Hite entertained weekend guests including Mrs Roy Siphard Mr and Mrs Carl Young Mr and Mrs James Fugate Mrs John Hite and son Charles Kimble of Pomeroy Ernest Hite and Martin Lutz. James Alvis of Essex Mine No 7 spent Sunday with family. Miss Lena Denny returned home after visiting her sister Mrs Ed Dewhurst.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Hite
Roy Siphard
Carl Young
James Fugate
John Hite
Charles Kimble
Pomeroy
Ernest Hite
Martin Lutz
Buckeye Lake
James Alvis
Essex Mine No. 7
Lena Denny
Middleport
Ed Dewhurst
Mrs
Dewhurst Ac
Harold and
Carrol LeFavor
Alfred
Meigs County
Jessie Raney
Columbus
David Allen
8S. M. Truex
Uniontown
John Angle
Hull F. Kittleig
G. W. Learned
Big Rapids
Mich
W. H. Duncan
Millfield
Chauncey
Lear
Athens County
Michigan
J. S. Jones
Jack [Shannon
Washington, D. C
How Yeast Vitamin Tablets Put Flesh On Thin People
An advertisement claims Vita-Mon yeast vitamins build flesh, boost nerve force, and clear skin. It promises no stomach upset and aids digestion, with a money back guarantee and availability at Cline's Pharmacy in Athens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vita-Mon
Cline
Athens
Meeting on game laws and licenses at Co op store
A notice invites hunters to a Wednesday 7:30 meeting at the Co op store to discuss game protection, licenses, and camping at Buchtel Lake. It encourages bringing a friend, explains dues 35 cents per year, and notes Nelsonville will have a salaried game protector succeeding Joel Hibbard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buchtel Lake
Buchtel
Co-op
Nelsonville
Joel Hibbard
Community Club Meeting Promotes City Election Message
An important meeting of the women's community club is set for 7 pm at the high school auditorium. It features a brief business session, a musical program with Miss Mary Pensyle and others, and a discussion of the city manager form of government before the June 21 election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Pensyle
Ed C. Cooley
Ralph Parks
Charles Weltzheimer
W. H. Parks
Ladies Aid Program at Presbyterian Church
The ladies aid society of the Presbyterian church will be entertained in the social rooms Wednesday afternoon at 2 o'clock. All June birthday ladies of the church will be hostesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Aid Society
The
Presbyterian Church
Missionary Guest Day Planned by Methodist Church
Thursday afternoon Mrs Elizabeth Stratton will host the annual Guest Day of the foreign missionary society. All members are urged to attend and bring a guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Stratton
Foreign Missionary Society of the
Methodist Church
Mrs Bone Heads to San Benito With Family
Mrs. Robert Bone departed Saturday for San Benito Texas to join her husband and begin their new home. Mr M Easler and daughter Miss Gretchen accompanied her to Columbus. Dr N Hill spent Monday in Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Bone
San Benito
Texas
Gretchen
Columbus
N. Hill
Hawkins Return From Kingwood Visit Noted
Mr and Mrs Lafe Hawkins returned after visiting their daughter Mrs Parker Sniffen in Kingwood West Virginia Nate Howell of Athens spent Monday here
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lafe Hawkins
Kingwood
W. Va
Parker Sniffen
Nate Howell
Athens
Red Cross Nurse on Vacation in City
Miss Ruth Master, the city Red Cross nurse, is away on vacation. County supervising nurse Miss Munn will be in Miss Masters office daily from 10 to 11 a.m. to answer calls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RED Cross
Ruth Master
Our City
Miss Munn
Miss Master
Elizabeth Stratton and Nelle Visit McArthur
Mrs. Elizabeth Stratton and her daughter Nelle are spending a few days at McArthur enjoying a brief visit and local sights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Stratton
Nelle
McArthur
Past Chief Meeting at Mrs Pearl Bateman’s Home
Mrs Pearl Bateman will entertain the past chief on Wednesday evening at seven o clock at her home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearl Bateman
Glouster Local Union 296 to Nominate Officers
Members of Local Union 296 employed in mine 10 at Derthick will meet at Golden Eagle hall in Glouster at 6 30 Wednesday evening to nominate local union officers. All members are requested to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Derthick
Golden Eagle Hall
Paralyzing Collapse Shocks Millfield Mine Worker
Jacob Keck 59 of Taylor Ridge collapsed at work while driving a spike at the Poston mine in Millfield. He was treated at home by Dr. Crawford after being taken there from the scene. Other items note visits and travel by local residents as county Farm Bureau plans an August 13 picnic and cooperative discussions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poston
Millfield
Jacob Keck
Taylor Ridge
Keck
Crawford
Ens County Farm Bureau
E. R. Raymond
N. E. Mills
Cooperative Shipping Association
Co-Operative Purchasing Association
The
Livestock Shipping Association
Pays Fine For Fast Driving
Job Gilkey of Alexander township was released on the charge of driving a car while intoxicated after paying a $25 fine and costs imposed by Mayor T. B. Bush. Deputy P. H. McKinley arrested Gilkey after complaints he would not allow others to pass on the road and caused a general nuisance. he was arrested at his home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Job Gilkey
Alexander Township
T. B. Bush
P. H. McKinley
Gilkey
Townships Dropped as Units in Athens County Farm Bureau
The Athens County Farm Bureau decides to drop townships as units and adopt a simple community as the smallest unit. The directors plan regular monthly meetings in each community and will elect new officers at the annual meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens County Farm Bureau
Bureau
Farm Bureau
Ath
Five Men Chosen for Friday Ohio University Final
In Monday’s oratorical tryout judges selected Mac Sauer of The Messenger Watch Dog M C Reagle Julian Archer Albert Shaver and William Wooddell to compete in Friday’s finals of the annual Ohio University oratorical contest. The five are described as students of unusual ability and strong power. They will speak in the finals under professor Homer V. Cherrington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mac Sauer
the Messenger Watch Dog
M. C Reagle
Julian Archer
Albert Shaver
William Wooddell
Ohio University
Mts
Essor
Homer V. Cherrington
State Encampment of G. A. R. in Greenfield
The State encampment of the G. A. R. and allied groups will meet in Greenfield Dark county from June 14 to 16 with reduced railroad fares offered for attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenfield
Dark County
Creep Claim Not So Heavy in Athens County
In Athens County roving dogs killed a similar number of sheep as in the past six months, with citizens seeking slightly under 500 dollars in losses. The quarterly meeting of county commissioners runs three days, with burial claims approved and treasury counted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens County
Elizabeth McGrath
Glouster
Corporation
Chauncey
Jerseyville
Argentina orders technical probe of native paper materials
The government directs a technical investigation into native materials suitable for newspaper manufacture. Authorities seek to identify local resources that could support production and reduce reliance on imports.
Echoes Reverberate Sixty Times in Italian Castle Room
A remarkable echo in an Italian castle room repeats sharp sounds sixty times, creating a rare acoustic phenomenon that astonishes researchers and visitors alike.
Quit Tobacco No-To-Bac Promise
No-To-Bac has helped thousands quit tobacco by placing a tablet in the mouth to stop urge. The ad claims complete relief from cravings and offers a money back refund if the tobacco habit is not broken.
Both Were Held to Be at Fault in Millfield Altercation
Leonard Matson charged Walter Varney with assault and battery in Justice P. W. Helwig's court near Millfield. Varney pleaded guilty after Deputy Sheriff P. H. McKinley arrested him. Evidence showed fault shared. Varney’s $5 fine and costs were suspended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard Matson
Walter Varney
Millfield
Justice of the Peace
P. W. Helwig
Varney
P. H. McKinley
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Carpentier
Manhasset
Teen V the
Circle OF Ruth
Companier
Claren M
Fasem
Matthews Farm
Matthews
Ford
Beasley
Aitesville
Wm. Mills
Citizens Central
Bank Bldg
Nelsonville, Ohio
Athens Gun Club
Thursda
B.f.goodrich
I Company Cahron
Silvertown
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