Bus Drivers Pass Tests In First Aid
Athens County Red Cross reports graduates of the initial first aid class for bus drivers and teachers. Car rol Thorne directed sessions in Stewart Amesville and Athens with a ten week program and a final exam.
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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1939
Page
5
Athens County Red Cross reports graduates of the initial first aid class for bus drivers and teachers. Car rol Thorne directed sessions in Stewart Amesville and Athens with a ten week program and a final exam.
A two-vehicle crash on Richland Ave left minor damage to both cars and no injuries. William R. Dailey of Athens Route 4 and Orland B. Hooper of Shade Route 1 were southbound when Dailey swung left to pass a parked car and make a turn. Hooper swerved to pass and struck Dailey's car, then went off Richland Ave into Coates Run. State Highway Patrol reported only slight damage and no injuries.
Glen R. Hanning age 35 of Parkersburg West Virginia died at St. Joseph Hospital after brief illness of sugar diabetes and a stroke of paralysis. He was the son of Fred and Annie Hanning and leaves wife Amy Graham Hanning two sisters Helen and Ruth and brother Herman. Funeral services will be held in Parkersburg Tuesday at two o'clock with burial in a local cemetery.
Frank Pugh of the Athens County Conservation Committee announced that a check-up survey shows over 60 percent of local farmers cooperating with the 1939 conservation program. Of 2702 farms, 2643 were checked with 1594 indicating cooperation, a notable rise from last year.
Dr. C H Calhoon executive psychologist and director met Probate Judge Francis White and Mrs Helen Fretz in Athens for conferences tied to several cases of children under observation by local authorities. Party note reports a Methodist Church birthday event at the Stright home in Marshfield New Marshfield.
An 88 year old man with hearing loss regains hearing reportedly after using Ourine a Vienna specialist’s prescription. Mrs J Davis of Idaho notes improvement and clock tick could be heard. The ad claims safe ingredients listed in the U S Pharmacopeia and offers a money back guarantee and a low daily cost.
The article lists relief distribution dates for Athens County in March across towns such as New Marshfield Albany Hebbardsville Amesville Shade Chauncey and Nelsonville with times from 8 a m to 4 p m. It notes orders not called for will be returned to the office and voided if unused within three days.
A conference sponsored by the Agricultural Extension Service and the Sociology Department of Ohio University will meet tonight at 7 in Ellis Hall. The event includes out-of-high-school youths from six counties and features Miss Eva Kinsey discussing social customs and etiquette, followed by small groups and a forum.
Caleb and Willard Bratton of Carbondale pleaded guilty in Common Pleas Court to intoxication and driving while under the influence. Willard received 10 days in jail, a $50 fine and costs, with driving rights suspended. Caleb was fined $25 and costs after officers stopped the car on Richland Ave near Sergeant McGuire’s patrol car.
Judgment entered in Common Pleas Court in favor of The Home Owner's Loan Corporation against Wallace H. Pratt and Mary E. Pratt of 79 Central Ave. for 4175.19 on a promissory note. Equity of redemption foreclosed and property in Athens to be sold with interest from Jan 9, 1939.
A charge of assault and battery was filed against Damon Watkins by E. M. Von Scheele in Magistrate T. R. Bennett's court. Watkins pleaded not guilty and was bound over to the grand jury under a $100 bond.
The THENS MESSENGER recalls the worst Hocking Valley flood of 32 years past when 14 Athens men earned Carnegie Hero Medals for saving others and Swett Beards and Barth died. The disaster closed communication for days, devastated Logan Nelsonville and Athens, and damaged homes along the railroad embankment near W Union Street.
Sixth graders at East Side School learned arithmetic and English while making fudge in afternoon classes. Under Miss Bernice Kayser supervision, students doubled recipes and calculated quantities using an electric grill. Materials came from the children and a follow up on Thursday will feature student writings critiquing the fudge project. A puppet show by Patricia Kassing, Betty Jean Thomas and Jane Grover used improvised scripts and dolls made from broken ones. The Washington Club met at Wendell Drake’s home to plan a day in Washington with a bus sight-seeing schedule for March 21, hosted by Miss Kayser.
A moving picture of last summer's Tar Hollow camp activities will be shown Tuesday evening March 14 at 7 in the Athens Girl Scout rooms. Neil Thomas will present the film with Mrs. Cora Frame sharing camp details and Mrs. E. H. Gaylord leading songs. Cookies will follow as Brownies and mothers attend.
Ladies of the Albany Consumer Discussion Group will meet Tuesday March 14 at 2 15 pm in the home economics department at the high school to discuss buying linen dishes and silverware. All women of The Plains group interested in Stretching the Food Dollar are asked to meet Wednesday March 15 at 145 pm in the same department.
Dr. Salomon Gagnon, former assistant physician at Athens State Hospital, is named chief executive officer of the Boston Psychopathic Hospital in Boston. He has served as assistant superintendent of the Metropolitan State Hospital since 1935 and since 1937 has taught psychiatry at Tufts Medical School.
Athens County star boarder Carl Lanning returned to jail after a week away visiting at his Floodwood home. He will serve 22 days or until $19 in intoxication fines are paid. This year he has accumulated 48 days in jail across four sentences and aims to beat a 1937 record of 19 sentences.
The Athens County Club of Retired Teachers and Ex Teachers will meet Tuesday March 14 at 7 30 p m in Room 6 basement Edwin Watts Chubb Library. Secretary Charles E Miller says important subjects of public interest will be discussed.
Capt. and Mrs. Arthur Hill with a Chillicothe party to lead a special Salvation Army meeting in Athens on Tuesday at 7 45 p m. Mrs Emmett Webb, former professional accordionist, will perform several selections. The public is invited.
The Athens Senior 4-H group will meet at the Grange Hall on Wednesday March 15 at 8 p.m.
The Muskingum Watershed Conservancy District seeks 100 more youths aged 18 to 25 from Athens County for forestry work over the next two months. The program already employs 300 and covers 5100 acres of wooded land for cutting and replanting. Applicants should contact NYA administrator E S Haller for Athens County.
Nelsonville news reports the birth this morning of a son to Mr. and Mrs. Mac Bartlett at Baptist Hospital in Miami Oklahoma. The baby is named Daniel Charles with grandparents C H Bartlett of Nelsonville and Simmons of Westville. Great grandfather is D W Bartlett of Miami. The couple reside at 125 A Street Southwest Miami.
First training course in cubbing for parents in Athens will be held at East Side School on Tuesday March 14 at 7 p m. Mr Gerald Ashwill scout executive will lead the meeting with East Side PRA sponsoring the cubbing program and Mrs O T Williams as committee chair.
Mr. Clarence Fealty emergency crop loan supervisor will interview seed loan applicants in Ross Wrights office Athens County agricultural agent on the second floor of the Post Office building Thursday March 16 between 9 and 10 a m. Applicants should visit then.
Michael C. Kreider superintendent and Mrs. Helen Fretz consultant of child welfare services left this morning for Columbus to attend the monthly staff meeting and the midwinter welfare conference of state welfare officials for the week.
Eighty five members of the Athens Junior High School Girls' Athletic Association celebrated the term end of their volleyball season with a party in the high school gym. Social chairman Jane Maccombs and Dixie Foraker planned games mixers dancing and cards followed by a pot luck supper after the grand march.
In Popular Aviation April, an extensive feature appeals to non flyers with skywriting and private flight tips. Wallace Beery discusses using planes for transport with 12 years of flying and over 5 000 hours piloting. Dr Arnold D Tuttle notes very low passenger discomfort and airsickness rates among 261 370 travelers.
A vivid note on an aviation magazine feature titled Hollywood Hokum. It previews government plans for private pilot reserves, airline strategies to ease public fear, and insights on aeronautical engineering, aircraft design, and industry trends.
Trans continental and Western Air Inc increases service for World Fairs with new Columbus to New York departures at 2 40 am 2 23 pm 5 42 pm and 7 43 pm and arrivals 5 40 am 6 19 pm 8 45 pm 10 45 pm Athenians gain via Pittsburgh connections adding frequent Columbus to New York options and charter flights for Athens travelers.
An Athens County committee will travel to Columbus to attend a hearing on the Bangs disease test bill before the House Agriculture Committee. Ross Wright notes two thirds of local cattle have been tested under federal supervision. The bill, backed by the Ohio Live Stock Disease Control Association, seeks to eradicate Bangs disease and protect public health, similar to tuberculin testing rules.
Della Jean Clark an 11 month old daughter of Mr and Mrs Ralph Clark of Troy Township is seriously ill with diphtheria and is hospitalized in Parkersburg.
Jim Pilcher of McArthur and a member of the Athens Flying Club completed flight tests and received his Private Pilot rating from Federal Aeronautics Inspector Frank Estill in Columbus Friday. Hillis Townsend of the West Virginia Sportsman Pilot Association visited last week, piloting a Piper Cub in Charleston.
A 1939 letter from Mrs R E Hall of Pt Pleasant West Virginia encloses twenty five cents to request a bottle of Stansa Arnica Lotion by mail. She praises its effectiveness for chapped hands face and lips and says it has no equal. The note suggests Stanso Arnica Lotion is sold by all dealers.
Herman Bowers sues the Industrial Commission of Ohio in Athens County Common Pleas Court claiming the 1929 Sunday Creek Coal Millfield mine accident caused his total blindness. He argues infection from an earlier eye injury led to loss of the second eye. the commission disputes causation with medical opinions supporting the defense.
News reached here of the heart attack death last Thursday of Harvey M. Saulters former Athens resident at his Steubenville home. He is survived by his wife and children Raymond Saulters Gore Charles Saulters Athens Detroit Mich Mrs S M Clifton Athens Mrs Robert Andrews Detroit Mich Mrs George Brewer Steubenville. Another son Harley of Pueblo Colo died last April. Funeral and burial services were held in Steubenville.
The week's events include a Tuesday 7 p.m. Women’s Club meeting discussing points to look for when buying shoes. Thursday features a 1 p.m. sewing class and a 7 p.m. piano class plus a 3 50 p.m. Boy Scout meeting. Friday offers a recreation hour 5 30 to 9 p.m. for older youth. Saturday at 1 p.m. a Girls Club meeting.
Three men faced fines after a morning hearing led by Mayor Cc. C. Cornell. Homer Ravener and Homer Kittle of near Amesville were arrested for stealing a raincoat and hat from Jostens Cigar Store belonging to Eugene Griggs. Ravener, with prior offenses, received 50 dollars and costs and jail time to cover an outstanding 1938 fine. Kittle, a first offense, was fined. John Gaspers of Chauncey paid five dollars and costs for intoxication.
Athens High School students plan a Spring Frolic with casts rehearsals and programs. Featured acts include novelty numbers music dances a one act comedy You Tell Em a radio skit Lady Frances an operetta a swing band and a spelling bee. Principal O L Wood expects completion this week.
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