Gibson explains taxable items and visits four towns for tax returns
Athens County Auditor C O Gibson outlines which items are taxable and dispels the idea that small businesses are exempt. He will visit Albany Coolville Glouster and Nelsonville in late March to assist taxpayers with returns at defined locations and dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens County
C. O. Gibson
Albany
Coolville
Glouster
Nelsonville
Gibson
Citizens Bank
F. B. Tidd
Glous
Ohio
Hot Plate Pads Made At Oak Grove Meeting
At the Oak Grove School the NYA aided session produced hot plate pads from dry sisal twine using Cyprus wood bases. Warren Chubb demonstrated rug hooking. Miss Bertie Brown and Miss Elizabeth Spademan taught knitting and basket weaving as 30 participants joined in community singing. Insomnia in England rises to one in twenty, four times higher than thirty years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oak Grove
NYA
Cyprus
Warren Chubb
Athens
Bertie Brown
Elizabeth Spademan
Ohio Extends Yearlong Validity for $1 Fishing Licenses
State Conservation Commissioner L A Wooddell announced that fishermen who buy the usual $1 fishing license before the May switch to a universal 50 cent license may use the 1937 $1 license for the year. No extra license will be needed for most non commercial anglers, as only non residents and reel fishermen previously required licensing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
U.R
L. A. Wooddell
Wooddell
Ohio
Milk ordinance explained by Graber to Athens clubs
E A Graber of the Ohio Health Department told the Athens Rotary and Kiwanis about the city milk ordinance. He noted only 5.78 cents of a consumer dollar leaves the community, while 46 cents returns to farmers and 47.87 cents supports wages, transport, power, and other costs.
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E. A. Graber
Sanitary Engineering Division
Ohio Department of Health
Athens Rotary and Kiwanis Clubs
Graber
Athens
Health Department
Rotary Enjoys Good Program in Gallipolis
Gallipolis Rotary Club members enjoyed a program in the Palm Room of the Lafayette Hotel with Prof W A Lewis of Rio Grande College leading six faculty and student performers. The club elected a new six member board including Dr Leo C Bean and Dr G Goodhue Kincon and appointed officers for the coming year. Ed W Hawes of Marietta will speak next Tuesday on the Northwest Bicentennial Celebration.
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Gallipolis
Rotary Club
Palm Room
Lafayette Hotel
W. A. Lewis
Rio Grande College
Paul Sudlow
Vera Reeve
Woodrow Dean
Harry Martin
Eugene Coleman
Helen Maerker
Sudlow
Herry Martin
Ludsow
Dean
Marietta
Leo C. Bean
G. Goodhue Kincon
J. Paul Mossman
EH. E. Higgins
Harry M. Miller
Harry R. Hurn
W. Lewis Brown
Morris Haskins
Carl Byers
H. Bion Bradbury
Taylor Ridge Ladies Aid Society Meets
Members met Friday night for a business and social program at the Kempton home with Mrs. John Davis presiding. Mrs. James Harrison led devotions and a songs and games program followed with refreshments for listed attendees. The column also notes regional visits and a brief science tide explanation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Olbers
Herman Kempton
Doras Davis
Iris
Mary Frances Kempton
Hazel
Dortha
Wyanetta
Cora
John
Ira Kempton
Roy Strausbaugh
Billie
Columbus
Harry Sharp
Mary Billingshey
William and
James
Mary
Lucile
Dixie
Minnie Keck
W. D. Coey
Rusell
Akron
Guy McVay
Harrietsville
Dora Heffkin
Homer Strausbaugh
Athens
Samurai armor in Rochester museum collection
The Rochester Museum of Arts and Sciences acquired a 17th century Japanese samurai armor suit once worn by an emperor’s guard. The piece was formerly owned by Dr. James H. Pett e, a missionary to Japan.
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Rochester, N. Y
Rochester Museum of Arts and Sciences
James H. Pettee
Japan
NYA Plans Dams On Two Farms In Ohio District
NYA to build two conservation dams on Dr. T A Copeland and Fred Elliott farms with land easements. William Owens of Columbus advised on stream improvement using small dams deflectors and log covers to deepen water and aid fish life. Program aims to extend through Athens Meigs Gallia and Hocking counties with local officials present.
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NYA
T. A. Copeland
Fred Elliott
William Owens
Columbus
Ohio Conservation Commission
Atheny County
Meigs
Gallia
Hocking
Owens
Ross Wright
Frank Pugh
Four Hundred Families to Receive Federal Food Aid in Athens County
Athens County will distribute federal surplus food to four hundred families, the lowest number since December 1934. W R Shafer leads the program with eggs and prunes sent to 28 stores. Families are urged to collect allotments Wednesday or Thursday to avoid weekend crowds. The warehouse holds canned beef milk and rice for three months.
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Athens County
W. R. Shafer
Shafer
Relief Office
W. State St
Civil Service Exams Open Here For National Posts
The United States Civil Service Commission announces open competitive exams for social science analysts and engineering draftsmen with pay ranges from 1 620 to 5 600 dollars yearly. States shown under quota shortages include many, with details via J L C Kelley secretary at the Athens Post Office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Civil Service Commission
Colorado
Iowa
Kansas
Maryland
Minnesota
Nebraska
South Dakota
Vermont
Virginia
District of Columbia
Washington, D. C
J. L. C. Kelley
U. S. Civil Service Board of Examiners
Athens
Charles Eisnaugle Dies After Major Operation
Charles Eisnaugle Jr. age 24 died at Sheltering Arms Hospital following a major operation Tuesday morning. He had represented Western and Southern Life Insurance Co. in Glouster for four months and leaves a wife and seven month old child. The Eisnaugle family planned to locate in Glouster and were former Jackson residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Eisnaugle, Jr
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Eisnaugle
The
Western and Southern Life Insurance Co
Glouster
Athens
Insurance Company
Bisnaugle
Jake
Newark
Soil Conservation Meeting For Carthage Township Farmers
Cart hage Township farmers are invited to Lottridge Grade School Friday March 19 at 7 30 PM for a soil conservation meeting. Lantern slides show erosion prevention. County Soil Conservation Committee explains 1937 program fit to farm plans. Farmers may bring soil samples for Columbus analysis and mail reports. Samples should not be dried with heat. Soil tests indicate lime required for alfalfa or other crops.
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Carthage Township
Lottridge
County Soil Conservation Committee
Columbus
Infant Dies After Illness in Athens
Evener infant Danny Dow Evener six months old son of Mr and Mrs Dow Evener Athens Route 6 died at Sheltering Arms Hospital at 10 a m Wednesday after treatment for influenza and pneumonia Funeral arrangements for Friday had not been completed today
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Danny Dow Evener
Dow Evener
Athens
Sheltering Arms Hospital
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Cincinnati
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Optometric Service
S. Court St
Milk Dollar
Rotary
Woodward
New
Maritime Board
Joseph P. Kennedy
New York
Roosevelt
U. S. Maritime Commission
Interstate Commerce Commission
Thomas M. Woodward
Pennsylvania
Henry A. Wiley
Edward C. Moran, Jr
Maine
Emory S. Land
Taylor Ridge Ladies Aid Society
Earth
Ocean
Flapper
Fanny
Lacazti & Myzas Tosseco Co
Conservation Commission
America
Escala Espiritual de
San Juan
Charles Eisnaugle
Jayny
Jayne
Quick's Cut Rate Drug Store
W. Union St
Athens, Ohio
Carthage
STATE
Federal
the Security Bank
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Chesterfield
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