Sky Is the Limit of Inflation Says Kemmerer
Princeton economist Dr. Edwin Kemmerer warned at Ohio University Alumni Memorial Auditorium that government spending and hidden taxes threaten production and fuel inflation. He argued fiat money relies on promises, and that growing deficits could unleash uncontrolled inflation, harming future generations.
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U.S
Kemmerer
Edwin Kemmerer
Princeton University
Ohio University Alumni Memorial Auditorium
Federal Reserve Banks
Dr. Kemmerer
Congress
Astronomy Studied by Athens Scout Troop 50
Scout Troop 60 members studied astronomy Tuesday night at the First Methodist Church. Last Saturday 11 scouts biked near Kingsville to explore caves and hills. Gene Bhuster passed the flag test for Tenderfoot. Attending were Jack Welsh John Hess Murray Hall Lewis Maynard Dent Williams Charles Hayes Fredrick Brown Iry Peckham Scoutmaster Warren Higgins and Asst Scoutmaster Ralph Dalton.
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First Methodist
Kingsville
Gene Bhuster
Jack Welsh
John Hess
Murray Hall
Lewis Maynard
Dent Williams
Charles Hayes
Fredrick Brown
Iry Peckham
Plains pupils operate miniature post office
Second grade pupils at The Plains Training School run a classroom post office combined with a small store. Guided by Miss Helen Dunlap the students sell stamps and rent numbered cellophane wrapped mail boxes for one cent a week. Mail is carried to the classroom, sorted, and delivered to other buildings.
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Plains Training School
Helen Dunlap
Plains Post Office
Seventy Students to Take Seventh Annual Scholarship Tests
Athens area high schools join Saturday March 28 for the county district state scholarship tests at Athens Junior High School. Sixty seniors plus seven agricultural students compete. top ten in county, then district, then state receive certificates or scholarships with colleges notified.
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Athens
Nelsonville
Jacksonville- Trimble
Chauncey-Dover
Troy
the Plains
Waterloo
Office of the Ohio
State Department of Education
Ohio
Plains Training School Holds Second Student Council Meeting
Fourteen representatives from first to sixth grades attended the second meeting at The Plains Training School. Leta Nelson, president, led the session with Grace Dicken, the secretary, outlining plans for a jack tournament starting Friday, March. The Council includes two delegates from each grade to report to their classes.
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the Plains Training School
Leta Nelson
Grace Dicken
Red Cross To Teach Safety To Swimmers
The Athens Chapter launches a Red Cross safety campaign starting March 23 directed by Roy V. Benson. He will teach life saving and water safety to athletic directors playground and swimming instructors and others, citing 8000 yearly drownings and common hazards. Contact Red Cross at Security Bank Building, phone 651, to enroll.
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Roy V. Benson
Athens
The
Red Cross
B. E. Hughes
Hughes
Benson
National Aquatic School
Chautauqua
New York
Security Bank
Court News: Common Pleas Docket and Divorces
Arthur F. Johnson sues for divorce from Gladys I. Johnson on willful absence after over three years of separation. Valey A. Johnson’s divorce suit against Anna Lee Johnson is denied. G. D. Gorham treasurer of Athens County seeks action against William Malone. Malone is deceased, cross petitions revived against spouse and heirs. Alwile Henry v. L. E. Coe details withdrawal of election to take premises at appraised value. C. F. Masure to withdraw. L. Coe to take premises for cash 2835. Sheriff to pay 35.02 to county for taxes. other distribution stayed.
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Arthur F. Johnson
Gladys I. Johnson
Marietta
Valey A. Johnson
Anna Lee Johnson
G. D. Gorham
Athens County
William Malone
Malone
Nelsonville Home & Savings Association
Alwille
Coe
Wheeler Dew Fined for Intoxication in Athens
Wheeler Dew of Logan was fined five dollars and costs for intoxication by Mayor Len B. McCune. He was arrested by Athens city police on Saturday.
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Wheeler Dew
Logan
Len B. McCune
Athens
County Election Board To Meet Tonight On Petitions Legality
Athens County Board of Elections will convene at the Courthouse tonight to rule on the legality of petitions filed by 41 candidates for county offices. Final day for entries passed last Friday, with filing fees set at half a percent of annual office salary plus $10 for two House candidates and three state senate hopefuls, totaling $449.52. County office fees ranged from $5.33 to $21.65, with Coroner filings free.
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County Election Board
Athens County
Board of Elections
House of
Common Pleas
Athens High to Present Bon Voyage Operetta
Athens High School prepares its operetta Bon Voyage with Alice Bardin wearing wooden Dutch shoes and a tulip blue outfit. Nell Foster and Mary Ann McKay perform Spanish and Italian numbers, with costumes by students and a full High School Orchestra in charge of overture and finale. Reserved seating available by calling 865.
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Big Dykes
Alice Bardin
Holland
Nell Foster
Mary Ann McKay
Italy
Phyllis Logan
France
Virginia Goldsberry
Helen Cornwell
Ruth
Wendell Davidson
Fred Wheaton
Bill Carpenter
Eugene Cole
Bob Gamertasfelder
Mary Jo Stephenson
Evelyn Reading
Edward Cable
Art Michaels
Ward Starlin
Delpha Douglas
Bob Hutchins
Paul Rothermel
George Maxwell
Virginia Segale
Marie Tucker
Alice Carpenter
Mary Cheatham
Marjorie Malone
Frances Malone
Flora Jane Slaughter
Jane Pratt
Doris Carpenter
Pasteur Film Preview At Court Theater In Athens
A pre view of The Life of Louis Pasteur starring Paul Muni was shown at the Court Theater by F R Custer of Schine Theaters Athens. Notable guests included doctors teachers and health officials. The film, about Pasteur’s fight to prove germs cause disease, opens at Schine’s Athena on Thursday. In Findlay a pig upset Fred Styker, 58, two weeks ago breaking legs. pneumonia from fractures caused Styker’s death last night in Deshler. Among University of Paris 1932 enrollment 30 000, 2 000 were Americans.
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Louis Pasteur
Paul Muni
Court Theater
F. R. Custer
Schine Theaters
Athens
Pasteur
Schine
Athena
Findlay
Fred Styker
Styker
Deshler
Services to Be Held Here for Mrs Val Davis
Mrs DeValson Davis longtime Athens resident and club activist will be buried Thursday at West Union Street Cemetery after a 10 30 a m funeral at the family home 110 West Union Street She died Sunday night in New York City Born October 20 18 in Nelsonville she was a DAR Elizabeth Zane Dew Chapter member and the sole direct descendant of Mrs Dew Also member of the First Methodist Church Woman's Benefit Association and Daughters of Union Veterans She leaves three sisters one daughter Ruth Davis Brown and two granddaughters Janet Elizabeth and Dorothy Ann Brown Friends may call at the home Any time Mrs Brown has returned from New York
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DeValson Davis
Athens
Inclub
W. Union §&T
W. Union St
Davis
New York City
Elizabeth Myers
Nelsonville
Elizabeth Zane Dew
DAR
Dew
First Methodist Church
Woman's Benefit Association
Daughters of Union Veterans
Mary Wanless
Ralph Pricket
Jacksonville
Fla
Paul Carriwan
Detroit
Mich
Monroe F. Brown
Ruth Davis
Mary Elizabeth Brown
Dorothy Ann Brown
Staten Island
New York
Senior High Girls Visit Instructor for Club Meeting
The Athens Senior High School Home Economics Club met at Miss Ruth Giesen's home for a potluck. Frances Ihle, a student teacher, attended as guest. Louise Bailey and Ann Barlow were chosen as delegates to the Ohio Home Economics Association and Student Clubs conference in Columbus on April 3 and 4.
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Athens Senior High School
Ruth Giesen
State St
Frances Ihle
Louise Bailey
Ann Barlow
Ohio Home Economics Association
Columbus
Fdna Carsey
American Home Economics Scholarship Fund
60 000 Trees To Be Planted In State Forests
The CCC corps at Camp Zaleski will plant about 60 000 trees on roughly 3 300 acres in Zaleski State Forest and 500 acres in Waterloo State Forest. The project starts around April 1, per IA R B Schiebley.
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CCC Corps
Camp Zaleski
Zaleski State Forest
Waterloo State Forest
IA. R. B. Schiebley
Schiebley
West Side PTA Program Showcases School Musical Cast
Parents of West Side School enjoyed a musical program before the PTA meeting. Cast from the entire school performed Relling the Cat under Miss Louisa Steele. Cast included Evelyn Frost Eva Cain Harold Cain and many students. A toy band drum major led first and second graders, with a minuet by older students. The program was directed by Miss Ruth Lambertus. The First Grade achieved 100 percent parent attendance. The next meeting is April 12 at the museum with Dr. W A Matheny as guest speaker.
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West Side
PTA
Relling the Cat
Miss Louisa Steele
Evelyn Frost
Mouse
Eva Cain
Cat
Harold Cain
Aesop
Bobby Kern
Juanita Bretz
Arlina Race
Wanda Watson
Verna Kern
Wanda Townsend
Virginia Llewellyn
Joan Campbell
Rosemary Gloeckner
Betty Gaston
Betty June France
Louise Mason
Joan Seamon
Ruth Lambertus
W. A. Matheny
WPA Workers Prepare to Help Fight Flood Damages
WPA crews from Ath ens, Lawrence and Meigs Counties will be reassigned to assist U S Engineers in Huntington W Va if floods worsen. Ohio River at Marietta expected to rise to nine feet below 1913 crest. Pomeroy main street could be submerged. all PWA jobs in the district halted due to snow and cold.
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WPA
Athens
Washington
Lawrence
Meigs
U. S
Huntington
W. Va
Ray Noble
Marietta
Pomeroy
YPWA
PWA
Bill of Sale Needed In Possessing Coons
A warning to sportsmen to secure bills of sale for any coons in possession was issued by the Athena County Coonhunters Association. State law provides confiscation without a bill of sale. Members and spouses are invited to an oyster supper on Friday March 20 at Grange Hall Ath en Fairground.
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Athena County Coonhunters Association
C. O. Lillie
B. F. Swartz
Lawrence Funeral To Be Held on Thursday
The funeral of John Lawrence of Guysville who died Sunday night after illness of over a year will be held at his residence at 1 30 Thursday afternoon. Burial will be in the W Union Street Cemetery in Athena.
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Lawrence
John Lawrence
Guysville
Anyilneas
W. Union St
Athena
Dash-mounted spray gun keeps windshields clean in any weather
A new dashboard spray gun hits the market enabling motorists to spray windshields without leaving the car. It operates from the dashboard and promises clear visibility in all weather conditions.
Athens Firms Buy Auto Licenses for 43 Units
Three Athens firms purchased licenses for 43 autos yesterday and today at a total cost of 1859.65. Deputy registrar C. L. Jordan reported that since the 1936 sale started, revenue reached 19409.25. The F. J. Beasley Co. paid 784.15 for 19 units, The Stedman Co. 560.50 for 13 units, and the Athens Ice and Storage Co. 514 for 11 units.
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Athens
C. L. Jordan
F. J. Beasley Co
Stedman Co
Athens Ice & Storage Co
WPA Workers Seek Local History Details for District
WPA workers compiling a district history request information on underground railroad stations mounds historic sites battlefields forts historic trees cemeteries and memorial markers and private collections. Please send details to Emerson Hansel Security Bank Building Athens.
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WPA
Emerson Hansel
Security Bank
Athens
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Phillip Wilkinson
Ohio State University Department of Agriculture
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Val Davis
M. EF. Church
Hitler
Inga Arvad
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Noble
Wheaton's
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Carter
Optometric Service
S. Court St
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Old Quaker Company
Lawrenceburg
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