Three Stover Brothers Fined for Intoxication
Charles Stover and Rual Stover of Stewart Route 1 and Ralph Stover of Nelsonville Route 3 were arraigned before Mayor Cliff Cornell on intoxication charges. Ralph was fined $10 and costs, his brothers $5 each. Ralph and Rual were arrested Saturday on State Street by Officers McBride and Wilson. Charles was arrested Sunday morning on State Street by Capt. Maple and Officer Bradfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Stover
Rual Stover
Stewart
Ralph Stover
Nelsonville
Cliff Cornell
Ralph
Rual
State St
Joseph McBride
Carl Wilson
Charles
Charles Maple
Leslie Bradfield
Hospital Admissions and Discharges Reported
Mrs. Carl Phillips and her infant son of Athens Route 4 were released from Sheltering Arms Hospital Wednesday. Mrs. Myrl Bolin of Zaleski and Mrs. Dwight Duncan of 260 1-2 E. State St. were admitted Tuesday evening for medical treatment. Mrs. Mary E. Kerr of 29 Central Ave. was admitted this morning for medical treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Phillips
Athens
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Myrl Bolin
Zaleski
Dwight Duncan
State St
Mary E. Kerr
Central Ave
8.8.8 Tonic Promises Health and Vitality
The advertisement touts 8.8.8 Tonic as a cure for run down conditions caused by weak blood and poor digestion. It claims scientists prove its benefits and urges readers to try a course, promising renewed energy and better health for family members.
Athens Elks initiate 79 man class named for Buch
A class of 79 men, honored by state and national Elks officers, was initiated by Athena Lodge No. 973 after a dinner at Hotel Berry. Speakers linked Elks ideals to national loyalty as 255 attended the hotel dinner and 25 Chillicothe members joined in. The new members list includes Ray Lash and many Athens area figures, with Joseph G. Buch named as the class namesake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esceer
Athens Messenger
Athens
Ohio
Athens Elks Lodge
The
Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks
Athena Lodge
Hotel Berry
Patwading Eeldeaiedee
Sedis TS
Elks
Col. Co. W. Wallace
Columbus Lodge No. 37
Robert W. Dunkle
Chillicothe
Ohio Elks Association
John W. Cloran
Clyde Rhodehaver
Chillicothe Lodge
Athens Lodge
Ray Lash
JC. L. Jones
J. M. Higgins
D. H. Biddle
James Josten
George Beasley
C. W. Roach
Sonigs
B. T. Grover
Gordon B. Gray
John B. Cross
Roger Connor
Blaine R. Goldsberry
Herman G. James
Don C. Peden
Harper C. Pendry
W. J. Trautwein
Alexander Farrell of
Zaleski
C. N. Sanders
Colonel Wallace
Cloran
Joseph G. Buch
Trenton
N. J
Mr. Buch
Cutler Personal and Brief Social Notes
Mrs. James Devol learned of the death of her cousin Miss Maude Dawson of East Liverpool. Several local families hosted guests and visitors including Virginia Place, Miss Alta Mae McAtee and others. A chili supper will be served March 6 at the C. F. Law home, hosted by the Women’s Society of Christian Service of the Methodist Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Rogers
James Carothers
Devol
Alta Mae McAtee
Amesville
Pearl McAtee
James Devol
C. F. Law
Women's Society of Christian Service
The
Methodist Church
Two Promoted In ROTC Unit At Ohio University
Athens seniors at Ohio University gained ROTC promotions announced by Col. Thomas F. McNeill. Peyton D. Reed rose from captain to cadet major and Marty M. Armbruster became cadet lieutenant colonel. Additional officers promoted include John Boros George Murphy Ralph E. Mook Kenneth M. Deal and Carl Stuart Whitcomb. A second semester reorganization assigned ROTC officers to unfamiliar duties to broaden military training.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Ohio University
Herman G. James
Thomas F. McNeill
Peyton D. Reed
Columbia Ave
Marty M. Armbruster
Race St
John Boros
Cleveland
George Murphy
Lima
Ralph E. Mook
Youngstown
Kenneth M. Deal
Newark
Carl Stuart Whitcomb
Painesville
McNeill
East Side first graders pack big curiosity into small class
In Miss Mildred Giesecke's sec ond grade at East Side School a tiny class of 28 pupils shows high energy. Donald Potter proposed dissolving substances in milk and the students tested sand cocoa pepper sugar nutmeg flour and salt. Some children pursued further experiments at home while Charles Patterson explained how a compass works to the class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Side School
Mildred Giesecke
Donald Potter
Canadians in Greece identified as division of Canadians
Virginio Gayda, the Fascist editor who claimed British troops landed at Salonika, Greece, now states the forces there are an almost complete division of Canadians. He offered no supporting evidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greece
Rome
Virginio Gayda
Salonika
Pinto Bean Week Promoted by New Mexico Legislature
The New Mexico state legislature urges members to eat at least 100 pounds of Pinto beans during Pinto Bean Week from February 2 to February 9, 1939.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Mexico
One Time Child Movie Star Becomes Soldier
Hollywood item states Jackie Coogan a former child star, now 26, enters the army aiming to become a flier. Induction moved up by request, marking a new chapter in his life. The rest reports a city temperature shift from 12 degrees to 26, with a 55 degree high yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
Kid
Jackie Coogan
Athens
French government cites losses of 15 merchant ships
The Vichy government says belligerent nations have sunk or seized 15 merchant ships in two months, seriously threatening remaining imports and the nation's wartime supply lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
VICHY
Local area men join Fort Knox armored units
A large group from the Athens area is among 2,874 selectees arriving at Fort Knox Ky for duty with the new mechanized forces. Total in training exceeds 5,000, with Fort Knox population around 20,000. Names listed include Allen Bennett Paul Parker Elmer Lonas Clifford Darnell Francis Claypool Vernon Stone Harry Wayman Harold Ketchum Edward Conway Chesterhill John Woodyard Berman Murphy Millard Fraley Jr Howard Edginton Perry Maniskas Harvey Foster Ray Rubenstahl Henry Gibbs Ralph Gwilym Brose Leach Joseph Ogle Henry Sprague Jr Charles Rodes James Hutchinson John Morris Gerald Batey John Drake Willis Bates Robert Blatzke Charles Slamke Lawrence White Dennis Ward William Mesaros.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Fort Knox
1St Armored Division
Allen R. Bennett
Paul S. Parker
Elmer E. Lonas
Clifford W. Darnell
Francis W. Claypool
Vernon B. Stone
Harry B. Wayman
Harold B. Ketchum
Buchtel
Edward Conley
Chesterhill
John D. Woodyard
Circleville
Berman C. Murphy
Millard Fraley, Jr
Howard J. Edginton
Gallipolis
Perry Maniskas
Harvey L. Foster
Ray F. Rubenstahl
Henry P. Gibbs
Glouster
Ralph H. Gwilym
Bros
Girls at AHS Taking Part In War Relief
Athens High School ninth grade sophomore and senior home economics classes devote weeks to Red Cross and Bundles for Britain projects. Twenty one red and blue knitting bags finished by ninth grade girls from Red Cross material will be sold to raise funds. Afghan project spans 75 blocks with six inch squares by each girl from home scraps. Advanced class trains in sick care over four weeks learning bed making reading a thermometer pulse tray and other essentials. Miss Mildred Colville demonstrates proper bed bath technique.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens High School
Red Cross
Britain
Mildred Colville
Abdella Dies At Hines Illinois Veteran Community Leader
E T Charlie Abdella age 51 died at the Veterans Hospital in Hines Illinois a suburb of Chicago. He founded a Chauncey confectionery in 1919 and ran it since. A World War veteran he belonged to the American Legion Elks and Eagles. Survived by wife two daughters Margaret and Jemmene and three sons Billy Francis and Eddy plus two brothers and one sister in Rio de Janeiro and one sister in Syria. Body to Chauncey with funeral plans not yet complete.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
E. T.charlie Abdella
Veterans’ Hospital
Hines
Ill
Chicago
Abdella
American Legion, Elks, and
Eagles
Margaret
Jemmene
Billy
Francis
Eddy
Rio de Janeiro
Syria
Nephew of Connetts Dies After Illness in Arkansas
Mr Loring Connett and his sister Miss Mary Connett traveled to Conway Arkansas after the death of their nephew William Estes age 24 following a two weeks illness in a hospital He was the son of the late Mrs Bessie Connett Estes His brother Dan Estes attends Ohio University
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loring Connett
Mary Connett
Conway
Ark
William Estes
Mr. Estes
Bessie Connett Estes
Dan Estes
Ohio University
man fined for driving car with another's license
Richard Glendenning, 44, Route 3 Athens, was fined $10 and costs by Mayor Cliff Cornell for operating a car carrying the license of another car, according to state highway patrol.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Glendenning
Route 3
Athens
Cliff Cornell
Taylor at Hearing of Education Committee
F. J. Taylor, Athens County superintendent of schools, left today for Columbus to attend a hearing of the Education Committee of the House of Representatives and to hear Governor Bricker's address to the Legislature. He will remain in Columbus Thursday on business with the State Department of Education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. J. Taylor
Athens County
Columbus
Education Committee
House of Representatives
Bricker
State Department of Education
Dozen Applicants Vie for Athens County Infirmary Leader
Approximately a dozen applicants for the Athens County Infirmary superintendent position, vacant after D H Bert Daugherty’s Feb 17 death, will be interviewed on Friday by county commissioners. George Holdren, ex superintendent of the Athens County Children's Home, currently fills the post temporarily and is not a candidate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens County Infirmary
D. H
Bert) Daugherty
George Holdren
Athens County Children's Home
Holdren
Entertain Jaycees Meet in Athens to Plan OSU Visit
The Athens Junior Chamber of Commerce holds a meeting tonight at their club rooms on East State Street with President James Scriven urging full attendance. Plans will be made to entertain Ohio State Jaycee officers next Wednesday and a report on the egg auction proposition is due. The second state board meeting of the Ohio State Junior Chamber will convene in Columbus this Sunday with a large Athens delegation expected. Members unable to attend tonight but planning to join Columbus are asked to contact the Jaycee secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens Junior Chamber of Commerce
E. State St
James Scriven
Ohio State Jaycee
Ohio State Junior Chamber of Commerce
Columbus
Athens
Jaycee
Prunlax End Your Misery or Money Back Guarantee
An Athens Pharmacy ad promotes Prunlax as a fast acting tonic laxative claimed to relieve constipation and restore digestion. It advertises usage for adults children and infants, warns of headaches vertigo anemia acne and other signals, and promises exclusive sale and satisfaction guarantee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Carter's Liver Pills Advertisement Draft
An OCR fragment touts Carter's Little Liver Pills claiming to stimulate bile flow to aid digestion and relieve constipation. It markets a remedy with stated prices and directions, urging readers to take as directed for relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carter
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Neain
S.S
Grover
Charles R. Alberry
Si Allen
Glen L. Atkinson
Paul Beckley
Beckley
Arthur Bennett
Brickmason
Frank C. Betts
H. C. Bobo
Columbus & Southern Ohio Electric Co
Joseph Bobo
Athens Milk Sales, Inc
Ray Bobo
Charles E. Bolin
Sign
Donald C. Booth
Arthur F. Boyles
Athens State Hospital
George W. Ford
Grant Kilkey
Paul Gillilan
Gillilan’s
I. R. Goldberg
William V. Gordon
Schine’s Theaters
Paul Grafton
Frank W. Grim
Leo Grim
Joel S. Guerra
Chauncey High School
Peter Hibbard
John T. Hope
Thomas N. Hoover
C. R. Hoskins
George D. Hunter
Logan’s Book and News
Lawrence W. Hunter
Athens Flooring Co
Curtis W. Janssen
Earl E. Johnson
Harold F. Junod
T. O. Kincade
Joe T. Klingenberg
F. J. Beasley Co
Charles H. Ley
Howard C. Marshall
Ford Hack Auto Supply Co
Hubert R. Matheny
Robert S. Matthews
Fred Beasley Co
Sherman McCollins
Alva L. Morrison
Cedric A. Morrison
Louis D
Athens Home Telephone Co
Thomas A. Wood
C. L. Woodworth
Woodworth's
Dale Ziggafoos
Rolland Ruth
Homer Gall
Charles Evans
Morrison Burns
Rudolph Isselstein
Francis Lavelle
L. C. Baker
R. W. Finsterwald
R. C. Shirley
F. O. Sheldon
G. D. Gorham
China
Roosevelt
Lauchlin Currie
Chungking
Business At
the Jones Funeral Home
L. F. Jones
Athens National Bank
Member
Federal Reserve System
Cutler
France
AHS
Hines, Ir
Connetts
Arkansas
Glendenning
VICKS
Fifth Ave
New York
N. Y
Dept
Ho Ady
Optometric Service
Court Athens
Athens Pharmacy
N. Court St
WA Wan
North Court
Harris
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