Legion Leader Milo J Warner to Speak in Athens
National American Legion commander Milo J. Warner returns from England studying civilian defense and will address a dinner in Hotel Berry Athens on Wednesday April 9 hosted by K. T. Crossen Post. Ralph Stone state commander accompanies. tickets on sale soon.
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Athens Messenger
Athens
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West Virginia
the Legion
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Legionnaires
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RAF
Vernon McCune
Boston
Milk Ordinance To Have Final Reading
The Athens City County Health Board meets at the health office in the Masonic Building Wednesday night at 7 for the third and last reading of the 1939 milk ordinance. If approved, it takes effect in a year and allows only Grade A pasteurized and Grade A raw milk sales in the health district.
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Athens City-County
Local Hospital Admissions and Discharges List
Fort Wayne resident W A Miller released from Sheltering Arms Hospital. Carleton Calkin and several relatives discharged or admitted Sunday and Monday for medical or surgical reasons. Emergency appendectomies performed on Melvin Thompson and Anne Hammerle. Charlotte Crader admitted for medical treatment. Charles Morrison injured at Mine No 255 and admitted. Marjorie Tucker admitted. Jack Faine underwent emergency appendectomy.
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W. A. Miller
Fort Wayne
Ind
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Carleton Calkin
Marietta Ave
Anna Kemp
Glouster
Margaret Gaylord
Fairview Ave
Melvin Thompson
Chester Thompson
Trimble
Charlotte Crader
Athens
Jack Faine
Phillip Faine
Stewart St
New Compartment for Frosted Foods in Use
The system, per Mr. Dean, cuts prices on frosted foods by 25 percent with larger portions and quicker preparation. Two 12 foot streamlined cases display fresh meats. An inlaid linoleum floor will be laid in April after remodeling.
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Dean
Ohio
Athens Council Approves Monthly Relief Payment Plan
The Athens City Council approved paying the county relief setup monthly for the needy. Service Director Bart Davidson proposed the plan, funded through the annual appropriation. Auditor Robert Tompkins will seek Columbus guidance on street finances and improvements. Councilman L W Kelley attended and recently recovered from surgery. The Northwood Drive residents seek street grade improvements with WPA assistance.
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Northwood Drive
Edmundson
Robert Tompkins
Columbus
L. W. Kelley
Athens County
Athens
Bart Davidson
Davidson
Daniel Law arraigned on intoxication charge in Athens
Daniel Law of Route 3 Athens was arraigned Tuesday morning before Mayor Cliff Cornell on a charge of intoxication and pled guilty. He was fined ten dollars plus costs after being arrested Monday night on West Union Street by Police Captain Charles Maple and Officer Leslie Bradfield.
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Daniel Law
Athens
Cliff Cornell
Law
W. Union St
Charles Maple
Leslie Bradfield
Beekeepers Meeting in Athens County Postponed Indefinitely
Athens County Beekeepers Association meeting postponed indefinitely. Frank Gilham announced committees were not ready to report.
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Athens County Beekeepers’ Association
Frank Gilham
Raccoon Earns Latin Name From Washing Habit
The raccoon often cleans food in water before eating, a behavior that inspired its Latin name lotor meaning a washer. This notable habit highlights its meticulous foraging approach and unique adaptation among mammals.
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