Durant Speech and Food Stamp Plan Themed in 1930s Era
Internationally known author and philosopher Will Durant spoke to over 1,000 in Merial Ava lum about American politics morality and economic decay. He called for discipline eugenics and a national program including an enlarged army and CCC to preserve resources. A Washington County Athens County meeting discussed starting a Food Stamp Plan in nine Southeastern Ohio counties with two counties initially, the program run locally with a revolving fund and administrative costs covered.
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America
Will Durant
Merial Avalum
Aritten
Durant
Dean
Ana
Teeney Abd
Greece
Rome
Choor
Germany
Panama Canal
Pacific Ocean
CCC
Scudder Darragh
Common
Hes Corporation
Athens
Washington
Ohio
Darragh
Larietia
Dar- ¢ Fagh
Hee
Publile
WPA
Ternoon
Nital
Raymond
Gibson
Deck. Breinich
Nata Jorsvih
Ellen Biddle
Mildred
T. Phillips
Harold J. Rose
Carl Teiart Falls
Hf. Beasley
Gordon K. Bush
C. M
Margaret Wadley
Vin Gill
HN. Burgett
John Preston
Dale Ziggatoos
W. W. Hin
Hardy
Margaret K. Me
Aire
Hazel Webb
Tcheon
Charles
Stratton
H. G. Householder
Milton’ Nuzaim
A. Washington
C. T. Wells
J.C. Mid
Dieswart
R. R. Engle
Ralph E. Wilton
Ohio voters urged to study petitions before signing
J M Gill secretary of the Athens Chamber of Commerce urged residents to keep unwise constitutional amendments off the ballot. He warned signatures should be withheld until a thorough study is completed and not based on others statements. He cited the Bigelow pension plan and similar schemes as examples to scrutinize before signing any petition for state wide support.
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J. M. Gill
Athens Chamber of Commerce
Ohio
Gil
Athena County Council
Ohio Chamber of Commerce
Peretigns
Mr_ ill
Pigelow Pension Plan
Ham 'N Eggers
Calfornia
Hamaf
Gill
Plan Party Tonight by Trimble 4-H Club
The Junior 4-H Club of Trimble hosts a town party at the Town Oasis tonight at 8 o'clock. Open to residents, the event aims to aid local projects and raise funds for water camp activities led by Mike Pubes.
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Trimble
Oase
Mike Pubes
Reproductions Of Art Shown At Ohio University Gallery
Reproductions of paintings by twelve contemporary American artists are on display at Ohio University Art Gallery with works by Grant Wood Thomas Benton and others. The Gelatone copying method creates near perfect replicas indistinguishable from originals. exhibit runs until July 3 and is sponsored by the American Artists of New York traveling exhibit. Also featured is the 130th annual Ohio Print Makers display of etchings drypoints lithographs and block prints sponsored by Dayton Art Institute.
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Ohio University Art Gallery
Church Library
New York
Grant Wood
Thomas Benton
Laugi Licion
John Costigan
Leon Roll
Raphael Sayer
Robert Brackman
Adolf Jehin
John Whorf
Lucile Bianch
Maurice Stern
Condition Improves for Columbus Patient After Surgery
Charles Wroer of 05 Lancaster Street shows improvement a week after a major facial operation at White Cross Hospital Columbus. Earlier his condition worsened. Mrs Weber stays with him while sons Fred Carl and Otto and daughter Nelle visit from Columbus since last Friday.
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Charles Wroer
Lancaster St
White Cross’ Hospital
Columbus
Ohio University Displays Annual Educational Exhibit at Rufus Putnam
Books for varying grade levels are shown in the Rufus Putnam Elementary School auditorium as part of the Ohio University annual Educational Exhibit. Open from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. daily until Saturday July 13, Wayne Matthews of East Side Elementary serves as attendant to answer questions. Representatives from educational book publishers attend Thursday through Saturday to discuss adoptions with teachers and administrators for individual classes or entire schools.
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Ohio University
Rufus Putnam
Wayne Matthews
East Side
Thurwday
Workers on NYA Must Sign Allegiance Oath
Washington Mermone releases state all NYA workers must sign an oath of allegiance in America before continuing duties. E S. Haller of NYA county cipher vincr said today.
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NYA
Washington
Mermone Release
America
S. Haller
Ciper
Knights Templar to Elect Officers in Athens Wednesday
Athens temperature reached 85 degrees at noon with rainfalls noted. Knights Templar Commandery No. 15 plans an annual meeting Wednesday evening at 7. Officers will be elected for the coming year and plans for attending the Forty-fifth Triennial Conclave will be discussed.
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Knights Templar
Athens
Pallie G. Chapman
Cleveland
Busy 4-H Clubs Report May Meetings Across County
The Wondersuteners 4-H Club held a wiener roast on East Hill with twelve members. Senior 4-H Club under Charlene Bingman divided into three groups for program prep and etiquette quizzes. Refreshments served by several members. Next meetings set for July 3 at Lillian and Lucile Reed home and Charles Street area groups. Willing Workers 4-H Club at Nelsonville met at adviser Elizabeth Cogg's home with thirteen members and new member Joan Campbell. New Marshfield Seven Sisters 4H Club met June 19 with Milefred Sickles. officers attended 4-H officers conference at Mechentesburg School. Rag Stitchers 4-H Sewing Club elected officers at Athens Route 1. president Ruth Alice Wright, VP Betty Montgomery, secretary-treasurer Hattie Lou Groner, recreation Norma Jean Dry and Billy Jacoby, reporter Margie Jacoby. Loyal Daughters 4-H Club held second meeting at Phyllis Carpenter's home. two plays to be staged and a special meeting set for June 25 to assign parts. Next regular meeting July 5 at Theresa Beal's home.
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Ane Colville
Charlene Bingman
Frances’ Malone
Alma Chapman
Marjorie Malone
Marl Jackson
Bill Anderson
Lillian
Lucile Reed
Nelsonville
Meeizabeth Cogg
Joan Campbell
New Marshfield
Seven Sisters
Mechentesburg, School
Eileen Jacoby
Athens
Ruth Alice Wright
Betty ‘Montgomery
Hattie Lou Groner
Norma Jean Dry
Billy [Jacoby
Margie Jacoby
Phyllis Carpenter
Grandpa
Tillie
Theresa Beal
Chauncey Man Fined for Unregistered Motor Vehicle Operator
Chauncey resident James Allesnire aged 29 was fined five dollars and costs by Chauncey Magistrate J J Ley after arrest by the State Highway Patrol on a failure to register as an operator of motor vehicle charge. Early voting restrictions note the electoral college held wide power in selecting the president and voting was limited by property and other qualifications.
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James Allesnire
Chauncey
State Highway Patrol
J. J Ley
United
Electoral College
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University
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Dark House
Federal Deposit Insurance Corp
Jacoby
Wondersuteners 4-H Club
East Hill
Cheatham
Ge Florence Holliss
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Florence
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