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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 10, 1936

Page

5

Largest 100 gallon whiskey still found in Ath ens County raid

Federal and state agents reported the discovery of a 100 gallon whiskey still in Bern Township near Sharpsburg, claimed as the county s largest illicit distilling operation. A 50 gallon still 10 gallons of whiskey and 700 gallons of mash were seized. caretaker fled. three state and two federal officers led raids, marking four stills found in the county this year.

Athens County Luther Male Sharpsburg Bern Township Plantsville

Civic Male Chorus Organizing at Ohio University

About 25 Athens men show interest in the Ath ens Civic Male Chorus which met for practice at Music Hall on the Ohio University campus Monday night. D I Gandee and C E Chappel joined the group last night. Directed by Robert Whitaker and Faith Cordrey, OU School of Music students. Anyone unable to attend recent meetings urged to join the next assembly Monday night March 18 at 7 pm in Room 22 third floor Music Hall. Officers will be elected and plans discussed.

Athens Athens Civic Music Hall Ohio University D. I. Gandee C. E. Chappel Robert Whitaker Faith Cordrey School of Music

Central School Pupils Build City From Boxes

Third Grade pupils at Central School create a cardboard city using boxes wood and paint. Miss Helen Moriarty guides four weeks of geography study with box buildings painted windows and name signs set along corrugated paper streets. Telephone poles with string wires line the highways.

Central School Helen Moriarty

Marriages Granted and Applications Noted in Local Notices

Fillamore Taylore of Mineral and Martha Hanning of Nelsonville receive grants. Carroll Randolph of Reedsville and Opal Baker of Coolville granted. Pearl Whitlack of Jacksonville and Rhea Sorrell of Glouster have applications. Carl E. Parker of Dayton and Kathryn Gillespie of Millfield have applications.

Fillamore Taylore Mineral John Taylore Martha Hanning Nelsonville Frank Hanning Carroll Randolph Reedsville Earl Randolph Opal Baker Coolville Warren Baker Pearl Whitlack Jacksonville Carl E. Parker Dayton Even Man Worthy Parker Kathryn D. Gillespie Millfield Eben Gillespie

Court News Highlights Multiple Local Suits and Estates

In Common Pleas court Minnie B. Hottel vs Len B. McCune and city of Athens sees the defense withdraw the demurrer and five days to file a motion. Several civil actions settled or dismissed, including Sam W. McClary vs Harry Wetz over a Route 50 crash. Other actions involve tax, foreclosures, and wills with hearings set for April 13 and probate matters. The article closes with a note on the history of bond servants in colonial America.

Minnie B. Hottel Len B. McCune Athens Et al Sam W. McClary Harry Wetz Marietta Vinton G. N. Jack Industrial Commission of Ohio Jack G. D. Gorham Athens County

Watson Unable To Alter WPA Rules on Jobs

Carl Watson Ohio administrator of the WPA lacks authority to change the rule limiting employment to those on relief from May through November last year. Maurice L. Klynn, state director, argues funds are insufficient to provide work for all and notes priority for the neediest on relief rolls. He adds Washington-made certifications prevent extending the window and cites commissioners’ protest.

Carl Watson Ohio WPA Athens County Maurice L. Klynn Division of Employment Klynn Navy Washington Watson

Co L Ohio National Guard Prepares for Federal Inspection

Co L Drilling for Federal Inspection by the 166th Infantry Ohio National Guard completed a closed order drill session at Athens Armory. Officers Clark Bartlett Bel ford Davis Gates Hutchinson Rhoades Schuler Sharrock Williams led six squads with Lt Shibley and Sgt Barnhart directing a map reading school for non commissioned officers. Maj D R Smith of Delaware Ohio will attend the federal inspection. Drills continue tonight Thursday and Sunday.

166Th Infantry Ohio National Guard Athens Clinton G. Bartlett Belford C. Davis James C. Gates Richard N. Hutchinson John R. Rhoades Porter J. Schuler Clarence FE. Sharrock John R. Williams Ralph BR. Shibley Everett FE Barnhart D. R. Smith Delaware

Army Children Earn Attendance Awards at Salvation Army

The Young People's service honoring Sunday School attendance was held at the Army Hall on Union Street. Mrs. W. W. Hinshaw arranged the program featuring the Girl Sunbeams tambourine drill and demonstrations by the Boy Chums and Band of Love, followed by 22 attendance awards and light refreshments.

Salvation Army Army Hall W. Union St W. W. Hinshaw Band of Love

Public Invited To See O U Football Pictures

Ohio University will screen motion pictures of the 1935 football team in Memorial Auditorium Wednesday at 5 p m for out of town visitors in Athens for the district high school tournament. Athletic Director O C Bird says admission is free and the public may view the films. Coach Don C Peden will explain the pictures and speak about Ohio's great 1935 team.

Ohio University Memorial Auditorium Athens O. C. Bird Don C. Peden Ohio

Scouting Skits by Troop 56 at First Methodist Church

Troop 56 Boy Scouts presented skits showing phases of scouting at the First Methodist Church Monday night. An overnight hike to Dupler Cabin on Peach Ridge is planned for Friday March 13.

Boy Scout Troop 56 First Methodist Church Dupler Peach Ridge

Twenty Eight Boys Form Sons of Legion Drum Corps

Twenty eight boys, members of the Lone of the American Legion Drum and Bugle Corps, have been provided with instruments according to sponsor John W. Dowler. The first ensemble practice is set for Friday night at the K. T. Crossen Post Home on Court Street. Daily per capita meat consumption in the United States is one third pound.

Lone of the American Legion John W. Dowler K. T. Crossen Court St United States

Edmundson Enters Athens County Commissioner Race

J Clyde Edmundson former county auditor filed for the Republican nomination in the 1936 primary to seek one of two county commissioner posts. He aims to serve on the Board of Revision and notes his expertise handling large expenditures as auditor. The candidate has long been a resident at 192 FE State St and has leased land for the Athens CCC Camp since 1934. Optometrists of Zone No 6 meet in Athens with B M Covert as chairman to discuss new optometric techniques.

Henry P. Hoodlet New Marshfield Athens County Edna Hoodlet Ohio Harold Vincent Hoodlet Hall. Rowland S. M. Johnson William Hoodlet Davenport Town Fred Hoodlet Nelle Hoodlet Brownsville Fla Fannie Burt Elizabeth Cundiff Parkersburg W. Va John Sikora Murray City Frank Bertha Sikora Tom Wilson William Waugh Waugh Tom Hardie Goldie Hardie Wilson Jessie Williams Dora Robinson Ethel Beverage Carbondale Carrie Tom Athens Faye McNeal J. Clyde Edmundson Edmundson Board of Revision Board of Commissioners FE. State St North Hill Optometrists Ohio State Optometric Association B. M. Covert

Athens High Students Debate Before Kiwanis

Athens Kiwanis heard a high school debate on For and Against One House Legislation by Stephen Fuller and Warren McClure of Athens Athena High School. Fuller supported the affirmative while McClure spoke for the negative at Hotel Berry.

Stephen Fuller Warren McClure Athena Athens Kiwanis Club Hotel Berry Fuller McClure Irvin Cbd Quick Harold J. Rose Paul Beckley B. M. Covert Ross Wright Athens County Extension Fred C. Liddell Merle Thomas Massillon

Girls at The Plains Serve Faculty Meal

Seven girls in the Home Economics Class at The Plains High School served supper under Miss Alyce Neekamp. Attendees included Supt. Harry V. Masters and numerous faculty members. A study meeting of the group is planned for next month.

the Plains Ies the Plains High School Alyce Neekamp Elaine Harry V. Masters D. F. Pullen W. ©. Kail Herman Humphrey Diver Maccombs Alta Elva Cooper Beryl Cone

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