75 Miles of Highways To Be Resurfaced in Five Counties
State Highway Department bids to resurface 75.7 miles of highways and refurbish four bridges across Athens Hocking Vinton Meigs and Gallia counties. Macadam surfaces with creosote bridge flooring, project totals about 135625 dollars, with completion by mid September for roads and mid October for bridges. Routes include U.S. 33 50 56 75 328 595 160 and 124 plus several county sections.
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Athens Messenger
Athens
Ohio
S ‘State
State Highway Department
Hocking
Vinton
Meigs
Gallia
Tasles Freesith Ceramle An Tha Anada
U. S. 33
Chauncey
Dover
Athens County
U. S. 50
Albany
Alexander, Lee
Laurelville
Waterloo
Falls
Washington
Hocking County
Swan Township
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New Straitsville
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Morgan Townships
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Troy Township
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Orange
Olive Townships
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Rutland
Salem
Gallipolis-McArthur
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Hewitt’s Fork
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Hocking River
8.8.8 Tonic Promises Vital Health Restore Digestion
The ad proclaims 8.8.8 Tonic restores stomach digestive juices and red-blood cell vitality. It targets fatigue colds stress and poor appetite, claiming quicker work when taken as part of daily diet and boasting thousands of user testimonials.
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U.S.S
S.S.S
Dual Control Auto Brought to Ohio University
James O. Stephan brings a dual control automobile from Cincinnati to Athens for driver education at Ohio University. The car, owned by the American Automobile Association, will be used in a course started June 16 for school teachers in the university summer session. Beginning Monday teaching will commence with instructors training beginners to drive. Ten learners with no prior driving experience have enrolled. two places remain. A five dollar fee covers gasoline, oil, storage, grease, and insurance. Enrollees should contact Mr. Stephan in Room 201, Superior Hall, or call 22824.
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Ohio University
Athens
Cincinnati
James O. Stephan
American Automobile Association
Stephan
Super Hall
Wreck Blamed Millfield Man Fined for Unsafe Operation
Monie Taylor, 29, Millfield Route 2, arraigned before Mayor Cliff Cornell for unsafe operation and fined $10 plus costs after state patrols said his passing maneuver forced Deel T. Dean off Route 33 into a ditch. Dean’s car hit a cement culvert. damage about $160. William Ludwig, 25, of 130 Franklin Ave., also fined $10 and costs for excessive speed on Route 50 Alternate.
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Monie
Taylor
Millfield
Cliff Cornell
Deel T. Dean
Zanesville
Dean
William Ludwig
Franklin Ave
Salvation Army Officer to Lead Van Wert Work
Lieut Howard W Burr a 23 year old Salvation Army officer will leave Athens on Tuesday to take charge of Salvation Army work at Van Wert He has served in Athens as assistant to Major Walter Hinshaw since June 1939 after training at the Salvation Army Training College New York City His home was Cleveland A farewell service for Burr will be held Monday at 7 30 p m at the Salvation Army building on West Union Street A similar service will be conducted in Pomeroy Sunday night
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Howard W. Burr
Salvation Army
Athens
van Wert
Burr
Walter W. Hinshaw
Salvation Army Training College
New York City
Cleveland
W. Union St
Pomeroy
Enroll for Summer Pool Class at Crystal Pool
Sixty eight of 172 University Elementary School offers a summer recreation swim class at Crystal Pool. It runs Tuesdays and Thursdays from 11 a.m. to noon for six grades plus kindergarten and special education. Carl J. House directs lessons with student teachers from Ohio University.
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University Elementary School
Crystal Pool
Carl J. House
House
Ohio University
Class Event Postponed by First Christian Church
The wiener roast planned by the Future Class of the First Christian Church for Saturday June 28 has been postponed to a later date, class officers announced today.
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First Christian Church
Miners Agree To Work June 28 For Defense Needs
A memorandum of understanding signed in Washington on June 19 1941 curtails the vacation period for 1941 to keep mines running Saturday June 28 through Wednesday July 2 with vacation pay still due. The arrangement aims to conserve coal for steel mills and defense plants while honoring a $20 per miner payment.
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Washington, D. C
Appalachian Joint Conference
Charles O'Neill
J. B. Morrow
Ezra van Horn
United Mine Workers of America
John L. Lewis
Thomas Kennedy
James Mark
May Talks To Group at OU Reading Conference
Yale university researcher Mary May told the Ohio University Reading Conference that the meaning of great literature cannot be exhausted and emphasized developing reading within a child’s experience. He described reading as teaching experience and discussed motivating children to complete tasks at sessions in the Student Union Building through Saturday.
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Mary May
Institute of Human Relations
Yale University
Ohio University
May
Births and hospital updates from Sheltering Arms area
At Sheltering Arms Hospital a son was born to Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bumgardner of The Plains this morning. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Dorr of Columbus welcomed a daughter born last mid. Mrs. Lucille Ayers of Van Vorhes St. underwent major surgery this morning. Mrs. Lucille Crawford of Glouster was admitted for medical observation. Mrs. Irvin Quick of Sunnyside Drive was released last night. William Koon of Murray City was injured in a mine accident near Connett this morning with minor contusions abrasions and possible concussion found at the hospital.
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Fred Bumgardner
the Plains
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Paul Dorr
S. Oakley Ave
Columbus
Lucille Ayers
van Vorhes St
Lucille Crawford
Elm St
Glouster
Irvin Quick
Sunnyside Drive
William Koon
Murray City
Connett
Koon
Bureau of Unemployment Compensation Offices Close July 4 5
Local BUC offices will be closed Friday July 4 and Saturday July 5 in observance of Independence Day. Claimants with reporting days on those dates will report Monday July 7. Twelve states have laws against driving too slowly.
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Bureau of Unemployment Compensation
Union
4-H Clubs Plan Ohio River Boat Trip
Six counties cooperate for a Saturday June 28 voyage aboard the Senator from Gallipolis. The 9:30 a.m. start and 4 p.m. return fit a day of picnics, with 600 steamer tables and eating facilities. Open to 4-H members, parents, club advisors, and older youth groups.
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Gallipolis
4-H Club
Shirley Ryan
Chauncey 4-H Club
Anna Lee Vore
Boy Chieftains 4-H Club
Poston
Jack Brickle
Wilbur McLean
Teddy Wood
Bobby Rivers
Jack Sykes
Ohio University Latin Teachers Institute Opens
About 50 teachers of classical languages attend the opening day at Ohio University. Key figures include Victor D. Hill Dorothy M Seeger Octa Kincade Jotham Johnson and Lucy E Prichard. Highlights include lectures by B L Ullman and plans for round table discussions and lectures on first and second year Latin. A 6 30 dinner at Lindley Hall precedes an illustrated Rome lecture by Ullman. The article ends noting a scientific fact about the earth’s crust age.
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Ohio University
Latin Teachers Institute
Victor D. Hill
Dorothy M. Seeger
Youngstown
Ohio Classical Conference
Octa Kincade
Port Clinton High School
Jotham Johnson
University of Pittsburgh
Lucy E. Prichard
Marshall College
Lindley Hall
B. L. Ullman
University of Chicago
American Classical League
Rome
Mildred D. Lenk
Uhrichsville High School
Fine Arts
Ullman
Hill
Edith A. Wray
Institute
Herman G. James
Rodeo Benefit for USC Fund Set at County Fairgrounds
The K T Crossen Post of the American Legion presents a Rodeo and Thrill Show at the Athens County Fairgrounds next Sunday at 2 30 pm to raise funds for the United Service Organizations. Admission and concessions will benefit the USC fund. The act features 70 performers including cowboys and cowgirls, clowns, and daredevil drivers, with trained animals and safety measures noted by organizer William M Myers.
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Athens County Fairgrounds
K. T. Crossen
American Legion
United Service Organization
Columbus
William M. Myers
Portsmouth
Myers
Discover the real cause of nagging backache
Many sufferers relieve backache by recognizing tired kidneys as the source. The kidneys remove acids and waste from blood, about 3 pints daily, and when function is impaired toxins stay in blood causing pains, urinary issues, swelling, and fatigue. Doan's Pills offer relief by helping kidneys flush waste.
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Dean's
Doan
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