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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 25, 1937

Page

5

Roberts Declines Presidential Run At Ohio University Convocation

Philadelphia Public Ledger columnist C William Duncan told Ohio University students that Justice Owen Roberts would be a strong Republican presidential candidate for 1940 but Roberts insisted a Supreme Court seat is the highest honor and would not seek the presidency. Duncan spoke on Roosevelt era politics and labor issues noting sit down strikes as a national problem.

Owen Roberts United States Supreme Court C. William Duncan Philadelphia Public Ledger Ohio University Alumni Memorial Auditorium Justice Roberts Duncan Roosevelt New York John Nance Garner Garner Philadelphia Texas Jack Borah William E. Borah Idaho Senate Mr. Duncan

New Plans for Relief Offered

Township trustees face a $400 monthly shortfall after relief funds end. Advancing half-year real estate tax, boosting sales tax allotments, or borrowing against road funds are proposed to avert shortages. A clearing house for odd jobs and fund-raising events are also suggested. District supervisor Kenneth Williams announced in Athens.

Dwight Rutherford Athens Township Rutherford County Budget Commission Bird Tyroler Fretz Herman Theisen United Mine Workers Columbus Carl Watson WPA Robison Kenneth Williams Athens Esther McClain Milton Klein

WPA Workers Propose CIO Union in County

WPA workers in Athens County plan to organize a CIO union at a meeting Sunday at 2 PM at the Athens County Fairgrounds. Speakers will include Herman Theisen of Millfield and Judge Louis Tyroler, with several county officials expected to attend.

Athens County Fairgrounds CIO WPA Herman Theisen Millfield Louis Tyroler

Tuberculosis Clinic Set for Monday in Athens City Hall

The Tuberculosis Clinic under the Health Department and the Athens County Tuberculosis and Public Health Association will be held next Monday at 9 a m in the council chamber of Athens City Hall. Dr Smith of the State Department of Health and nurses will oversee free testing for anyone fearing or showing signs of tuberculosis.

Health Department Athens County Tuberculosis and Public Health Association Council Chamber Athens City Hall Smith State Department of Health

Stolen Car Found In Columbus After Three Weeks

An automobile reported stolen from Guthrie Auto Sales Co. in Athens three weeks ago was found abandoned today in Columbus. Police Chief E. S. Finsterwald conveyed the update.

Guthrie Auto Sales Co Athens Columbus E. S. Finsterwald

New Gas Well Drilled On James Rogaski Farm

A. D. Townsend drilled a new gas well on the James Rogalski farm in Lodi Township. The well produced 500000 cu ft of gas within 20 minutes after detonation of 25 quarts of nitroglycerine. Gas was struck at 1718 feet in the second Berea sand with a rock pressure of 700 pounds. Townsend plans a new location on the Arthur Konkoskia farm and has two additional well locations.

A. D. Townsend James Rogalski Lodi Berea Townsend Arthur Konkoskia

Public Figures Want in News

Government faces strain as strike troubles grow, with Duncan labeling the strike situation the country’s top problem and urging labor and capital to calm industry. He cites Borah and Darrow as sharp interview subjects and names Roosevelt and Garner as notable leaders. Weather and luncheon notice follow, with temperatures in the seventies and a church chicken luncheon announced for June 30.

Duncan Supreme Court United States Senate Washington Senator Borah Clarence Darrow Roosevelt John N. Garner Mickey Cochrane Knute Rockne Ruth Bryan Owen Bernard R. Hubbard Richard E. Byrd Hugo von Eckener Albert Einstein Europe

Winds Batter Sand Ridge Area Ruining Farms and Buildings

A powerful wind storm hit Sand Ridge on Monday causing extensive agricultural damage. Roofs, barns, and outbuildings were destroyed or displaced across multiple farms, with 12 structures on G. W. Brown and son’s property left ruined and livestock uninjured. An 800-pound roof fragment flew 0.4 miles, a 100-ton silo toppled, and a hog house was tossed 300 yards. No animals were fatally harmed, though a horse barn and other structures suffered severe damage and a potential water shortage may follow due to blown cisterns.

Sand Ridge G. W. Brown Carl

Shade resident dies after major operation

Mrs Charles Hudnall 41 of Shade died at Sheltering Arms Hospital at 10 o clock last night following a major surgical operation performed yesterday. She had been in the hospital a week.

Charles Hudnall Shade Sheltering Arms Hospital

Democrats Elect Officers At Canaan Township Club

The Canaan Township Democratic Club elected Waldo Poston as president Herman Williams as vice president and Raymond Gould as secretary treasurer at a recent organization meeting. The next meeting is set for Friday July 16.

Canaan Township Democratic Club Waldo Poston Herman Williams Raymond Gould

Kyle Services Held for Hughie Kyle at Dowler and Ferguson

Funeral services were held this afternoon at the Dowler and Ferguson Funeral Home for Hughie Kyle age 18 who died Wednesday. He is survived by his mother Mary E. Kyle his father James Kyle seven sisters and four brothers

Hughie Kyle Dowler and Ferguson Funeral Home Mary E. Kyle James Kyle

Local hospital notices report surgeries and recoveries

Dr W W Lee of Athens had an appendix operation at Sheltering Arms Hospital. Mrs Martha McGrew 82 of Torch was admitted after a broken hip from a fall. Miss Marie Wanless of Athens had an appendix operation. Robert Gaston of Hamden was admitted for observation and treatment. Mrs Ottie Dowler of New Marshfield is recovering from a major operation. Mrs Wayne Ogden of Wilkesville had an appendix operation yesterday. Shirley Barker 12 daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles Barker of Logan underwent a minor operation. Johnny cake is a Shawnee bread made from maize.

W. W. Lee Athens Sheltering Arms Hospital Martha McGrew Torch Marie Wanless Robert Gaston Hamden Ottie Dowler New Marshfield Wayne Ogden Wilkesville Shirley Barker Charles Barker Logan

Experts Set Traps for Japanese Beetles Here

The U S Department of Agriculture and state officials will place green and white traps in Athens to detect Japanese beetle presence. If found, results will guide possible control actions. Traps target residential areas for about 30 days with credentialed workers. residents’ cooperation is requested.

U. S. Department of Agriculture Bureau of Entomology and Plant Quarantine Athens R. C. Thomas Cleveland

Nazarene Church Sunday Schedule and Services

Morning worship at 10 30 at the Church of the Nazarene Walker and State Streets Rev Neal Hutchinson preaches Sunday School at 9 30 Young People at 6 45 and evangelistic meeting at 7 30 Prayer and praise service Thursday at 7 30

Church of the Nazarene Walker and W. State Sts Neal Hutchinson

Village Audit Shows Small Dues Owed in Athens County

The Athens County eight villages audit lists $77.87 due from village or county heads to treasuries. Total due in the report is $338.26 with $260.39 settled. Adjustments to proper funds amount to $3,199.68.

Columbus V.P Athens County Treasuries

Burr Revizes Sermon Tour Across Methodist Churches

Beryl Burr will preach Sunday at four Methodist Episcopal Churches with services in Mineral at 9 30 a m Salem at 11 a m Carbondale at 2 p m and Connett at 7 30 p m He will also speak Thursday at 7 30 p m at Dowler Ridge published as a church schedule note.

Beryl Burr Mineral Saslem Carbondale Connett Dowler Ridge

Arrest Report Clears Up George Carsey Identity

Athens police say the George Carsey arrested for intoxication is the University Terrace resident, not the Mr. Carsey of 20 Elliott Street, with officers clarifying the correct address today.

George Carsey Athens Mr. Carsey Elliott St University Terrace

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