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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 21, 1938

Page

5

Section Leaders Named To EVANGELIST Harry On Drive in County

County campaign for Lawyer-for-Governor moves ahead with headquarters to open in Athens on 82% N Court St. Johnston DeMolet leads efforts targeting Charles Sawyer against Governor Davey. Section leaders named across towns include Athens W F Burke and John Darling among others. 1,200 members enrolled. Meetings weekly at county headquarters.

Harry Lawyer -for-Governor Athens John DeMolet Lawyer-for-Governor” Club N. Court St DeMolet Charles Sawyer Davey William Sisson W. F. Burke Thomas Willams, Sr Glouster William Wright Buchtel Earl Athens County Nora W. Atkinson Edwin Davis Lawrence County J. Sanford Evans Jackson County Mary C. Gallagher Agnes B. King Harold E. Rowe John Call Bern Township Athens Township

Stewarts Starlin Fined For 70 MPH On Sunday Night

Howard Starlin of Stewart was charged with speeding at 70 mph on E State Street Sunday night. He was fined five dollars and costs by Mayor Cliff Cornell after arrest by Officer Leslie Bradfield.

E. State St Howard Starlin Stewart Cliff Cornell Starlin Leslie Bradfield

New O U Record Set For Summer Classes

Ohio University registrar Dr. F B Dilley announced a new summer term enrollment record of 1459 students, surpassing last year's 1338. The headline notes the university hit a modern benchmark for summer class registrations.

O.U Ohio University F. B. Dilley

Charles J. Hill Dies at Cuyahoga Falls Home

Athens reports the death of Charles J. Hill age 50 of Cuyahoga Falls. A former Athens resident and F. J. Beasley Co. employee he later worked with Felber Biscuit Co. for 14 years. A World War veteran he served as commander of the Cuyahoga Falls American Legion Post. He leaves his wife a daughter Joan and a brother in New Hampshire.

Athens Charles J. Hill Cuyahoga Falls Hill F. J. Beasley Co Felber Biscuit Co American Legion Joan New Hampshire

Ross Wright to Attend County Agents Camp

Ross Wright, Athens County extension agent, will leave Wednesday noon for Camp Ohio near Newark to join the camp program for Ohio county extension agents. The camp runs until Saturday noon with Edmund De S. Brunner of Teachers College Columbia University as the main speaker proposing goals in agricultural extension education.

Ross Wright Athens County Camp Ohio Newark Ohio County Edmund de S. Brunner Teachers College of Columbia University Brunner

Hickman Entitled to State Benefits Verdict

An Athens County Common Pleas jury found Knight Hickman a miner entitled to continued benefits from the state insurance fund. The jury members included Delphia Shannon Ernest R Gross Frank B Elliott H C Baker Paul Kimes Carrie Hill Eva Davis Edna Whiteman Mamme Maxwell John Collins Flossie D Crawford and Mary Crawford.

Athens County Common Pleas Knight Hickman Athens County Delphia Shannon Ernest R. Gross Frank B. Elliott H. C. Baker Paul Kimes Carrie Hill Eva Davis Edna Whiteman Mayme Maxwell John Collins Flossie D. Crawford Mary Crawford

Walton League Plans Fish Fry At Athens Meeting

At 7 30 tonight Athens Chapter of the Izaak Walton League meets at City Hall to discuss a fish fry and future plans for completing a dam on the Waterloo Township farm and the allocation of building lots around the new lake area.

Athens Izaak Walton League City Hall Waterloo Township

Masons To Meet In Guysville For Master Mason Degree

Savannah Masonic Lodge No. 466 announces a special communication in Guysville on Thursday June 23 at 8 pm to confer the Master Mason Degree. Secretary T. O. Kincade urges all members to attend and invites visiting members to join.

Savannah

Athens Substation Adds Two Patrolmen to Staff

Corporal Joseph Grogan announces Athens Sub station staffing includes Patrolmen H. D. Henery C. H. Baker R. H. Shanneyfeld and Robert Greider effective immediately Shanneyfeld from New Carlisle and a Naval Air Corps veteran lives in Athens with wife and two children Greider from Tippecanoe City recently graduated from the University of Idaho single W. R. McDade moves to Wilmington.

R. H. Shanneyfeld Robert Greider State Patrol Athens Corp Joseph Grogan W. R. McDade Wilmington Shanneyfeld New Carlisle Naval Air Corps San Dieego Cal Greider Tippecanoe City University of Idaho Corporal Grogan H. D. Henery C. H. Baker

Navy Officer To Visit In Pomeroy On Friday

Navy recruiting visit announced for Pomeroy residents to learn about U S Navy careers at the Post Office Building Friday June 24 from 10 a m to 2 p m. W H Byers in charge invites young men ages 17 to 25 to obtain information and interview regarding enlistment.

Pomeroy United States Naval Service W. H. Byers SFIC Naval Athens U. S. Navy Byers

U S Court System Praised By Boyd At Kiwanis Meeting

Former Judge Clinton D. Boyd of Middletown spoke to the Kiwanis Club at Hotel Berry praising the American court system as the finest devised. He cited the Burr trial as a landmark and shared cases of wrongful convictions while noting human error remains in jurisprudence.

U. S Boyd Aaron Burr America Clinton D. Boyd Middletown Ohio Supreme Court Kiwanis Club Hotel Berry Richmond United States Marshall Cyrus Griffin Burr Alexander Hamilton Supreme Court New Hampshire New Jersey

New Farm Act Offers Novel Aid for Wheat

The 1938 New Farm Act creates Federal Crop Insurance for wheat starting 1939, shielding producers from yield losses due to elements. It stores insured wheat in nearby federal warehouses and allows premiums paid in wheat. Athens County representatives Frank Pugh Clarence Morris and Herbert Hoskinson gauge farmers’ reactions.

Federal Crop Insurance Corporation Athens County Frank Pugh Clarence G. Morris Herbert J. Hoskinson Pugh S. Court St Athens

Meeting at Amesville Cemetery Association

The Amesville Cemetery Association will hold a meeting at the Bank Building on Thursday June 23 at 7 30 p m. Anyone interested is invited to attend.

Amesville Amesville Cemetery Association

Lie Detector Demonstration Presented to Athens Rotary

Dr Gaige B Paulsen of Ohio University spoke to the Athens Rotary Club about the lie detector and its use in criminology. A single unit of the apparatus was demonstrated, with remarks that other units are needed for a fuller picture. The machine reportedly helped determine numbers and months in the minds of several club members.

Athens’ Rotary Club Gaige B. Paulsen Ohio University Crimnologists Paulsen

Lancaster-Lamp State Sts Light To Be Replaced

Athens City Council voted to restore a traffic light at Lancaster and State Streets to curb fast driving and protect pedestrians after the light was removed during nearby construction.

Lancaster -State Sts Lancaster State Sts Athens Cliff Cornell Carpenter St Congress Carpenter Lorene Ave May Ave Clark St W. Union St Council Sewer Committee L. W. Kelley S. Raymond Drive Council Street Light Committee

Athens Men To Attend Wayne Forest Meeting

E. F. Sells P. F. Good Rolland Jones and Frank Baker will accompany C. M. Gill to Jackson tonight to attend a Wayne National Forest Association meeting. Plans to purchase marginal land in 12 Southeastern Ohio counties by the federal government for conservation and rehabilitation will be discussed.

E. F. Sells P. F. Good Rolland Jones Frank Baker C. M. Gill Athens Chamber of Commerce Jackson Wayne National Forest Association Ohio

Water shutoff planned for line extension work

City water department officials announced a water mains shutdown on Columbia Avenue Lancaster Street to Fremont Second Street to Granville Avenue Wednesday morning from 8 to 11. The outage funds connections for a WPA waterline extension to Peach Ridge.

Columbia Ave Lancaster St Fremont Second St Granville Ave City Water Department Peach Ridge

Patrol Checks Over 300 Cars at Athens Station

State Highway Patrol stopped over 300 cars from 7 30 to 10 pm in front of the Richland Avenue sub station for an equipment check. Brakes horns lights and licenses were inspected. Thirty cars were sent for immediate light repairs and one man Cletus Mc Pherson Route 1 Athens was arrested for faulty brakes poised for a hearing before Mayor Cliff Cornell this afternoon.

State Highway Patrol Richland Ave Cletus McPherson Athens Cliff Cornell

Two Athens men fined for intoxication by mayor

Ernett Cain and Ralph Brown of Athens R. C. were fined $5 and costs each by Mayor Cliff Cornell on intoxication charges. Cain was arrested Saturday night by Capt. Charles Maple, and Brown Sunday night by Special Officer Harry Risley.

Ernett Cain Ralph Brown Athens R. C Cliff Cornell Cain Charles Maple Brown Harry Risley

Proctor Cook Leads Wood Cutters With 450 Cord Winter

Bellingham Mass. Proctor C Cook 97 years old and his crew of axemen cut and sold 450 cords of wood this winter. Cook aims to reach 1 000 cords near winter with lumber business 77 year history.

Strong Bellingham Mass Proctor C. Cook Cook

Missing 19 year old Edward Wilson sought in Athens

Athens police ask residents to watch for Edward Wilson age 19 of Pomeroy reported missing last night. He was last seen in Athens wearing a summer suit and light blue hat. He stands five feet ten inches tall with light brown hair.

Athens Edward Wilson Pomeroy Wilson

Meinhardi to Visit Marietta and Zanesville for Rupture Shield

Chicago shield specialist E. J. Meinhardi will appear at the Lafayette Hotel in Marietta on Friday June 24 from 1 to 5 P M and 7 to 9 P M and at the Zane Hotel in Zanesville on Saturday June 25 in two 4 hour sessions. He promotes a rupture shield claimed to strengthen muscles and close the opening in about ten days with waterproof removable design no leg straps. The notice states the visit is for white people only and notes 15 years of prior visits.

E. J. Meinhardt Chicago Marietta Ohio Lafayette Hotel Zanesville Zane Hotel Meinhardi

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