Coal Foundation Plans One Reel Film On Hocking Valley Coal
Ohio Coal Foundation directors in Glouster outlined a one reel motion picture on Hocking Valley coal production. The $1200 sound or silent film will reach schools clubs fairs and public theaters to show miners as home lovers and workers while promoting educational value and state industry awareness. The project aims to inform 3000 Ohio schools and may be funded by mine operators and industry groups with showings at fairs clubs and the State Fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Coal Foundation
Charles Wallace
Glouster
Hocking Valley
Coal Foundation
Ohio
Ohio Department of Education
E. N. Dietrich
Dr Edwards Olive Tablets Offer Constipation Relief
Columbus Ohio reports Dr F M Edwards with over twenty years treating constipation head aches and dull energy. He credits liver bile flow to digestion and promotes Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as purely vegetable and gentle for bowel movements and bile stimulation. Available 15 30 60 cents tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
F. M. Edwards
Dr. Edwards
Open House Held by Plains WAA Group
A large crowd attended the Workers' Alliance of America open house at The Plains High School. Speakers included F. J. Taylor Athens County school superintendent Louis Tyroler Athens attorney and former probate judge and Arnold Johnson state president of the WAA. Edgar Slater awarded a prize to Mrs. Vinto Huston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Workers’ Alliance of America
Plains High School
F. J. Taylor
Athens County
Louis Tyroler
Athens
Arnold Johnson
Workers’ Organization
Edgar Slater
Vinto Huston
State Relief Funds Allocated by Welfare Dept
The State Welfare Department allocated $1,000,000 in state funds to reimburse local governments for February relief expenditures. The month’s total relief cost reached $2,511,824, the highest since 1939, with the state covering 39.8 percent. Southeastern Ohio allocations included Athens $9,346 Hocking $1,757 Washington $1,996.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
A.P
State Welfare Department
Welfare Department
Relief Administration
Ohio
Athens
Hocking
Washington
Spring Arrives Early as Athens Sees Warm Spell
Athens residents enjoy an unseasonable stretch with 71 degrees recorded yesterday and a noon reading of 62 after a 37 degree low last night. The U S Weather Bureau warns of rain tonight possibly turning to light snow and colder conditions on Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
U. S
Youth Group Examines Leisure and Its Use
Ohio State sociologist R. Bruce Tom addressed about 125 youths from Gallia Meigs Hocking Jackson and Athens counties at the District Youth Conference in the University Elementary School. He urged thoughtful time use and discussed leisure as a cultural responsibility beyond entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Bruce Tom
Rural Extension Service
Ohio State University
University
Tom
Howard Hall
Fred E. Luchs
Ross Wright
E. A. Taylor
Ohio University
Wright
Gallia
Meigs
Hocking
Jackson
Athens
Charley Bean Dies in Columbus On Sunday
News of Charley Bean's death reached Athens today. Funeral services will be held Tuesday at 1 30 PM at 318 East Town Street Columbus with burial in Union Cemetery. He lived as a young man at Pratt's Fork. his mother was Eliza Cather and a sister Mrs Bess Bean Butler survives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Charley Bean
Columbus
E. Town St
Union Cemetery
Bean
Pratts Fork
Eliza Cather
Bess Bean Butler
N. Fifth St
Fire Prevention Film To Be Shown In Athens Theatres
A six minute Hollywood fire prevention film titled More Dangerous Than Dynamite will be shown in Athens theaters March 19 20 and 22 23 under the Athens Fire Department. Ray R Gill state fire marshal approved the film. The Athena Theater will screen it tomorrow and Wednesday and the Ohio Theater on Friday and Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
Athens
Athens Fire Department
Ray R. Gill
Athena Theater
Ohio Theater
Albert Hunter Arrested for Intoxication on West Union Street
Albert Hunter of Poston was arrested Saturday night on West Union Street by Capt. Charles Maple and Officer Leslie Bradfield. He was fined $5 plus costs this morning by Mayor Cliff Cornell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Hunter
Poston
W. Union St
Charles Maple
Leslie Bradfield
Cliff Cornell
Minstrel Show at Athens High April 12
The fourth annual Athens High School minstrel show will be presented by the Glee Clubs Friday night April 12 in the Athens High auditorium. The program features two rings of performers, boys swing band, girls novelty acts, and multiple soloists with full stage production under directors A A Nellis and Floyd K Prince.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Reed
Athens High School
Athens High Auditorium
A. A. Nellis
Floyd K. Prince
Delores Whaley
Cary Baird
Vyrian Casley
Frances Helsel
Jeannette Landis
Betty Pinkerton
Kathleen McDaniel
Norma Gibson
Frances Hessel
Rosalie Shafer
Beeton Miller
James Abraham
Gene Schuster
Bill Cheatam
Jack Beasley
Bill Poling
Bill Sprague
Cart Johnson
Honor Code of Christian Era Basis for Oath of Templars
Dr. J. R. Studer describes Easter services by Knights Templar in Athens at Schine's Athena Theater. He traces Templar vows to Christian principles, noting the order’s nonreligious stance yet moral aims, and their pledge to defend the Christian faith and uplift society through service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R. Studer
Knights Templar
Schine
Athena Theater
Ministerial Association of
Athens
Sir Knights
Europe
Presbyterians Plan Bible Study Discussions This Week
Presbyterians hold a series of Bible study discussions starting this evening at 7 30 at 43 Elmwood Place with Dr Oliver Martin leading. Tuesday hosts include Prof and Mrs Gentry at 163 N Congress St. Wednesday hosts are Dr and Mrs Houf with Mrs Frank Dilley leading. Thursday meets at the manse with Mrs F H Eccles and Mr N E Mills in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. C. McCracken
Elmwood Place
Oliver Martin
Gentry
N. Congress St
Professor Gentry
H. T. Houf
N. Lancaster St
Frank Dilley
F. H. Eccles
N. E. Mills
H. E. Miller
John Algeo
J. R. Gentry
Matheny Infant Dies Funeral Held Today
Ralph Eugene Matheny infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Matheny died Saturday night at his grandparents home. Funeral services were held at two o'clock this afternoon at the Stanley home and burial followed at the State Street Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Eugene Matheny
Carl Matheny
Homer Stanley
Smith St
Albert Matheny
Stanley
W. State St
New York Concern Sues Albany Man Over Account
The DeLaval Separator Co. of New York City sues Harry Davis doing business as Davis Chevrolet of Albany in Common Pleas Court for 220.11 and interest from Jan 15 on alleged goods sold. Judgement requested for the amount plus interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Pleas Court
The
DeLaval Separator Co
New York City
Harry Davis
Davis Chevrolet
Albany
Hospital Admits And Discharges In Sheltering Arms Report
At Sheltering Arms Mrs. Freda Smart Chauncey was admitted for minor surgery this morning. Mrs. Betty Fourtney Guysville was admitted for emergency appendectomy last night. Dorothy Nicholas Lakewood Ohio University student was admitted for medical treatment and will be released tonight. Walter Bean Guysville and Erwin Vare Athens Route 2 were released yesterday. To be released this afternoon are Doris Wells Wilkesville Herman McKinley Carbondale Florence Gaston and Max Nanna New Marshfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freda Smart
Chauncey
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Betty Fourtney
Guysville
Dorothy Nicholas
Lakewood
Ohio University
Howard Hall
Walter Bean
Erwin Vare
Athens Route 2
Doris Wells
Wilkesville
Herman McKinley
Carbondale
Florence Gaston
N. Shannon Ave
Max Nanna
New Marshfield
Quail Desert Water Run At Herrin During Dry Season
In Herrin New Jersey U P Quail have been approaching back doors for a drink of water as a dry spell continues residents place pans in their back yards to supply water. The birds have become regular visitors to the homes offering a curious scene for locals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herrin
U.P
Penguin mascot Pete insured by Youngstown College
Youngstown College insures its new mascot Pete the penguin against fire lightning wind cyclone tornado explosion theft burglary holdup mysterious disappearance riots strikes and transportation hazards.
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Youngstown
Youngstown College
Pete
Emma Pauley Dies at Albany Home
Emma E. Pauley age 64 died at her Albany area home Monday. She was born in West Virginia and moved to Albany in 1920. Survived by five sons James Garretts W V Delmar Nitro W Va Wirt Hamlin W Va Ward Tango W Va and Dennis of Albany. Also two sisters Vannie May Cooper St Albans W Va and Ather Crouch of Tornado W Va. Burial at Tango West Virginia Wednesday at two o'clock. visitation through Wednesday morning.
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Emma E. Pauley
Albany
Pauley
West Virginia
James
Garretts
W. Va
Delmar
Nitro
Wirt
Hamlin
Ward
Tango
Dennis
Vannie May Cooper
St. Albans
To Start Cattle Tests In Carthage Township
Veterinarian T. T. Jenne will begin a series of Bangs tests in Carthage Township as Alexander Township is tested now. In Athens County 7 575 cattle have been tested with 48 infected by Bangs disease.
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Carthage Township
T. T. Jenne
Bang
Carthage
Alexander Township
Athens County
Athens Elks in District Contest for State Meet
An eight member degree team from the Athens Lodge of Elks traveled to Chillicothe to compete in initiatory ritualistic work against seven other teams in the South Central Ohio District. Winners advance to Akron for the state championship under the Ohio State Elks Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens Lodge of Elks
Chillicothe
Ohio
Akron
Ohio State Elks Association
C. L. Jordan
Gordon Gray
Homer Gall
Rolland Ruth
Charles Evans
Esquire
Morrison Burns
Ner Guard
Hugh Jefferson
John ‘Cross
Francis Lavelle
Columbus
Lancaster
Newark
New Lexington
Lronton
Jackson
Presbyterian Bachelor Club Committee Meets
Committee members of the Bachelor Club of the Athens Presbyterian Church met Friday evening at the home of Miss Mildred Colville. A buffet supper preceded a business meeting that reorganized committees and planned programs. A social hour and card games followed, with Rev. and Mrs. Fred Luchs among attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens Presbyterian Church
Mildred Colville
Fred Luchs
Don Paden
R. Drexel MacTavish
Ohio University
Marie Morgan
Alice Lagerstrom
Robert Hawes
Margaret McCutcheon
Ralph Wagner
Bernice Kayser
Betty Hauswald
Parsons Infant Dies On Sunday In Stewart
George Paul Parsons ten months old son of Mr and Mrs Vern Parsons Stewart died Sunday night after three days illness. Survived by parents a brother Sammy and half sister Dorothy Jean. Funeral at 3 30 Tuesday at Haga Church burial in Haga Cemetery Rev Rice Guysville officiating.
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George Paul
Vern
Parsons
Stewart
Sammy
Dorothy Jean
Haga Church
Haga
Rice
Guysville
Dancing Firemen Save Berry Hotel Ballroom Burn
A planned alarm during the Fireman's Ball at the Berry Hotel triggered a staged response. Firemen raced to a trash basket fire at Laura Cable's apartment, returned quickly, and resumed dancing. Damage estimated at 10 dollars, cause unclear though spontaneous combustion or a cigarette is suspected. Fire officials include Chief Harold Junod and Fire Marshal Harry Dalton.
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Berry Hotel
Laura Cable
E. Carpenter St
Harry Dalton
Berry
Russell Maple
Harold Junod
Junod
Clarence Parker
Roy Robinson
Carl Wilson
Charles Dalton
Paul Dalton
Clarence Colmer
Fred James
Gerald Glover
Vernon Andrews
Giant wasp nest found near Columbia Lake
A large wasp nest shown by Peter Edwards was pulled from a tree near Columbia Lake in Cranbrook B C. The nest measures about 20 inches long and tapers from an upper diameter of 11 inches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cranbrook
B. C
Peter Edwards
Columbia Lake
Hugh Warf Retired Railroader Dies at 88 in Stewart
Hugh Warf age 88 died at his Stewart home Saturday night after fifty one years as a Stewart resident. He worked for the B and O Railroad until retiring in 1917 at age 65. He is survived by daughter Miss Mary Jane Wharf. wife and son George Edward preceded him in death. two grandchildren Mrs Frank Martin and Miss Helen Wharf. great granddaughter Maretha Jean Brown. Funeral at the family home Tuesday at two with burial in Stewart Cemetery and a brief Odd Fellows ceremony.
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Hugh Wharf
Stewart
B. & O. Railroad
Mary Jane Wharf
George Edward
Frank Martin
Pittsburgh
Helen Wharf
Portsmouth
Mare
Jean Brown
Stewart Cemetery
Odd Fellows Lodge
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Oal Foundation
Motion Picture of Valley Industry
Harry Mettler
Foundation
F.M. Edwards
Delia i
PeaLeape Arms
Plains Waa Group
Athens County Savings & Loan CO
Lostro Building
Athens, Ohio
Cam
AHS
James R. Williams
Bob Sprague
Bill Lewis
Bill van Dyke
Joe Dilley
Warren Stack
Cecil McGlone
Fred Rosser
Robert Durst
Willard Reeder
Benton Miller
Max Baughman
Jack Grover
George Maxwell
Eugene Clendenin
Herbert Junod
Paul Gordon
Altos
Evelyn Edmundson
Virginia
Ruth Hammerle
Sprague Twins
Bill and
Bob
Patsy Sherrard
Jean Herron
Jean Kilpatrick
Lois Baughman
Isabel Brown
Andrew Pavrish
Betsy Bailey
Virginia Bardin
Matheny
New York Concern
Emma Pauley
Athens Elks
Presbyterian Bachelor Club
Commissioners
A. D. Townsend
Pol. Adv
Nurito
Hugh Warf
Oscar Fulton
E. Washington St
Pepsi-Cola
Eos
Pepsi-Cola Bottling Works
Jim Josten
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