Ohio sales tax funds to Athens County detailed in court filing
Court document shows Ohio sales tax receipts totaling $72,996.55 from Athens County, with county expenditures exceeding $150,000 and ongoing distributions to state aid schools and local governments. The report outlines distributions by share to counties, pensions, and admin costs as part of the tax revenue flow.
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Ohio
Athens County
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Ocal
Athens
Treasirham
Road projects approved for county relief funds
The county relief director approved projects totaling 6 078 dollars to surface Long Run Road and prepare the binory. The plan includes work to support estate relief and related repairs.
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Wis
Long Run
Labor Expert To Speak On Social Security At Ohio University
William Morris Leiserson, chair of the National Mediation Board and Labor Policy Board, will lecture on Social Security at Ohio University Alumni Memorial Auditorium at 9 30 Friday morning. The talk opens a summer series on governmental and economic problems.
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William Morris Leiserson
National Mediation Board
Labor Policy Board
Department of the Interior
Ohio University Alumni Memorial
Edwin Watts Chubb
Leiserson
Ohio University
National Labor Board
NRA
Petroleum Labor Policy Board
Yellow Springs
Ohio
University of Wisconsin
Columbia University
New York Commission On
Tablertown Man Is Acquitted by Jury
A Athens County Common Pleas Court jury found Ervin Jenkins of Tablertown not guilty of assault in a menacing manner. He was indicted by the January Grand Jury for allegedly assaulting Anthony McGraw.
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Athens County
Athens Sees First Contagion Free Period in Months
Athens City nurse Miss Viola Fell said this morning that the city is free from contagion for the first time in months. No contagious disease cases have been reported since last Friday.
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Athens
Viola Fell
Prize Well Captures Two Million Feet Daily In Lodi Township
A gas well producing two million feet daily, among the largest in recent years, was struck Saturday in Lodi Township by A. D. Townsend drillers. The pocket is in the Maxburg sand at 628 feet on the Joseph Bainey farm at Angell Ridge, the sixth well in a 1000 acre tract leased by Townsend. Drilling will begin Tuesday on a third well.
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Lodi Township
A. D. Townsend
Athens
Maxburg
Joseph Bainey
Angell Ridge
Townsend
4-H Advisers Plan To Form County Group
A committee of 4-H advisers will meet in County Agent Hartman's office Tuesday night to organize a county 4-H Club Council. The council will set policies for club work, plan summer camp, and represent each community with 4-H clubs. The Busy Tailors, Romettes, Busy Bee Sewers and other clubs held meetings June 19 to discuss activities and set next gatherings.
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F. E. Scott
Athens
Mary Hall
Delores Scott
Clarabell Scott
Emma Frost
Mary Wyatt
Margaret Pratt
Clayta Pierce
Vivian Bingman
Dorothy Fierce
Freda Doty
Sue Rief
Leta Long
Geraldine Stauffer
Methodist Church
Anna Mae Tall
Moore Avenue
Romettes
Stewart
Bobby Frost
Earl Root
Atheas Jarvis
Catherine Winner
Edith Lydd
Rita Moore
Busy Bee
Busy Bee Sewing Club
Channell
Canaanville
Erma Faye Channell
Federal Valley
Amesville
New Marshfield
4 H Dairy Teams Gather in Gallipolis
Dairy judging teams from Hocking and Gallia counties will meet in Gallipolis on Friday July 19. Ivan McKellip from Ohio State University will lead the judging work for the combined 4-H clubs from both counties.
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Gallipolis
Ivan McKellip
Department of Animal Husbandry
Ohio State University
Hocking
Gallia County
Divorce Petition Is Dismissed by Court
Emma Martin’s divorce petition against John Martin was dismissed by Judge O F Rowland in Athens County Common Pleas Court. John Martin was allowed to withdraw his cross petition.
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Emma Martin
John Martin
O. F. Rowland
Athens County
Hauptmann case moves through New Jersey court scenes
Locked Court of Errors and Appeals in Trenton handles appeal as courtroom drama unfolds. Police force Anna Hauptmann from the State House Annex while Rev. D. G. Werner stands with her providing spiritual counsel amid the high profile case involving Bruno Hauptmann and the electric chair.
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Court of Errors and Appeals
Trenton
N. J
Bruno Hauptmann
Anna Hauptmann
State House Annex
D. G. Werner
Athens County summer play program keeps pace despite rain
The Athens County playgrounds report 3243 participants in week two of the summer program. Indoor substitutes were provided as some outdoor events were postponed. Nelsonville groups cut grass and built a permanent volleyball court while local teams played tight baseball games. Activities planned include picnics, Community Night, supper hikes, and midget softball. various leaders will conduct sessions at multiple sites including Chauncey Jacksonville Trimble Millfield and Amesville.
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Athens County
B. E. Hughes
Nelsonville
New Marshfield
Nelsonville Thomas Jewelers
Athens Beckley
Plains
Mary Michael
White's Mill
Coolville
Jacksonville-Trimble
Millfield
Sugar Creek
Chauncey
Gail Blackford
Athens ccc
Grace Mulligan
Luhbiig
Carbondale
Kenneth Jones
Luhing
Stewart School
25 Pass Test At CCC Camp This Morning
Twenty five of twenty nine CCC applicants from Athens County passed the morning physical exams and will join Camp Athens North Hill. They took the oath, receive smallpox vaccination, and will undergo a 10 day conditioning period before dam building in soil erosion work. Captain Speaks praised their condition and fit for service. new enlistees include Fred Allman Nelsonville and Pearl Conway Glouster among others.
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Civilian Conservation Corps
Athens County
CCC
Camp Athens
North Hill
C. J. Farinacci
8. S. Speaks
Fred Allman
Nelsonville
Orvil Bethel
Hollister
Delmar Bowers
Stewart
Clifford Brooks
Glouster
Pearl Conway
Clifford Davis
Chauncey
William Deem
Charles Dixon
Alex Docie Jr
Dana Drake
Jacksonville
Robert Emrick
John Forbes
Earl Halbert
Gratho McGirr
Clyde Matthews
John Paskievitch
Robert Poole
John Rosser
Kenneth Russell
New Marshfield
Richard Skinner
Trimble
Orville Stover
Leonard Willis
Fred Ferrer
Frank Shaffer
Pete Danko
Teacher Examination Scheduled August 30
The last examination for school teachers under the present state law will be held Friday, August 30, announced by B O Skinner, director of education. The exam will be given by county, city, or exempted village boards of school examiners. A new law unifying certificates from the state Department of Education becomes effective September 4.
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B. O Skinner
Ohio
State Department of Education
Division of Publications
Director of Education
No Brides in June as Licenses Lag in Probate Court
Citizens note no marriage licenses issued since June 15 in the office of Probate Judge S. M. Johnson at the Courthouse. Some blame rainy weather others blame mood, but a final week remains and June 1935 may fall short of expectations.
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S. M. Johnson
College Official To Be at Mt. Zion Church
Rev. John Con for secretary of United Brethren College Huntington Ind will conduct services at Mt Zion Church Tuesday night He will be assisted by Rev Foltz presiding elder of this church district
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Mt. Zion Church
John Confor
United Brethers College
Huntington
Ind
Foltz
Athens Delegation Joins Niagara Falls Excursion
About 185 residents of Athens joined more than 2,000 Southeast Ohioans and West Virginians on a New York Central Railroad weekend trip to Niagara Falls. The trains carried 14 coaches each, departing Saturday at 9 p m for an 11 hour visit. Passengers, tired yet eager, returned to work after breakfast this morning.
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Athens
Weather warms as summer hints arrive in Athens
The city sees a 74 degree noon high on Friday and a cool Sunday peak of 72 degrees. Mrs. C. N. France the weather observer notes last night’s low around 52 degrees as conditions shift toward warmer days ahead.
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Athens
C. N. France
Miss Butts Moves From Court Office To Sunday Creek Co
Miss Margaret Butts of Nelsonville resigned last week from the Clerk of Courts office and today began stenographic work for the Sunday Creek Coal Company in Nelsonville. She has been employed there since April 1934 as a stenographer in the courthouse. She is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Clarence Butts of Nelsonville.
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Margaret Butts
Nelsonville
Ruth Burdette
Sunday Creek Coal Company
Clarence Butts
Firestone Gum Dipped Tires Claim Blowout Proof Proof
Firestone Gum Dipped Tires are promoted as blowout proof with records from the Indianapolis 500 where 33 cars ran tire trouble free in May. Kelly Petillo won and Al Jenkins covered 3000 miles at 127.2 mph on hot Utah salt beds without tire issues. The copy touts 50 percent longer wear and lower cost per mile due to a reinforced tread and two extra tread cord layers.
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Firestone
Indianapolis
Kelly Petillo
al Jenkins
Utah
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