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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1935
Page
5
Athens City Council unanimously approved a resolution to transfer 2500 dollars from the waterworks fund to pay for a survey of a proposed municipal sight plant. The measure goes to the State Commission, then back to the County Court of Common Pleas for review if approved.
Dr. Otto Mees president of Capital University Columbus tells Athens Rotary that hard work and honorable conduct will save America in its current crisis. He warns against relying on others and cites family influence as vital to youth. He compares social parasites to cuckoo birds. Also notes Rev Dr Wilcox to speak at Presbyterian Church on not destroying but fulfilling laws and customs.
Health officials from Athens Hocking Meigs Morgan Perry Vinton and Washington counties will gather at the Chamber of Commerce Rooms in Athens on March 28 for a tuberculosis early diagnosis campaign. Dr. Robert G. Paterson of Columbus will lead with Charles G. Greig assisting. The session runs 9:30 a m to 4 p m with a noon luncheon.
Eugene Burkle 21 of Athens Route 2 a private in Company L 166th Infantry Ohio National Guard was arrested for insubordination during a regular drill and jailed. Captain Shafer said Burkle may choose company punishment or a court martial with Lieut Murphy presiding and a maximum $25 fine possible.
Adjutant W. W. Hinshaw of the Salvation Army will present an illustrated Bible talk at Oakdale Christian Adventist Church near Glouster on Wednesday night at 7 30 oclock.
The Chauncey Church of God youth will oversee the Wednesday night service at The Plains Church of God at 7 p m. The public is invited to attend.
Explanation on why teeth stay in the mouth for chewing and digestion. Promotes dental plates and mentions QUICK'S Cut Rate Store as a source for dental aids.
Findings totaling 291 dollars for school districts and 842.52 dollars from justices and township officials are reported to County Auditor J Clyde Gibson from the State Bureau of Inspection. Several named individuals are listed for illegal compensation and recoveries. printing costs for the Mega phone paper are charged to the Athens Printing Company. Other township recoveries include unaccounted fines and book purchases for needy children. The report notes that group recoveries do not imply fraud.
Ervin Jenkins of Big Run was bound over to the grand jury under a $100 bond by Justice T St Pennett after a complaint filed by Anthony McGraw Bart Sanborn and William O Connor landing. Deputies say Deputy Sheriff Karl Gardner made the arrests.
Susan Lash, Ohio University freshman and daughter of Mr and Mrs E Rey Lash, built a card index of 1585 songs over two and a half years to capture lyrics and first performer's band details. She drafted a planned composition titled Sand Lines and aims to direct a ten piece college girl orchestra.
The Girls' Athletic Association apparatus meet at Athens High School is open to the public and will be held Thursday afternoon in the school gym. Six practices precede participation under Miss Ethel McEwen and manager Mary Olive Cowan. A potluck dinner follows the meet.
Athens Mayor and council plan to urge Athens County Commissioners and neighboring communities to fund the National Re-Employment Service office in the Armory. Immediate need is 165 dollars to cover bills and about 30 dollars monthly for the year. If not funded local office could move to Mocking County. government salaries are paid and space provided.
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