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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1935
Page
10
Police report the suspect nicknamed a listening gun man admitted the stick up while garbled speech. Paul Harmon noted the robber's lisp and inability to disguise identity during the arrest.
The seventh and youngest daughter of Mr and Mrs Edgar M Gray of Aberdeen will gather with family at Jewish Hospital Friday night to observe a golden wedding with the patient present and attending with children and grandchildren.
The May Robson vehicle Grand Old Girl arrives at the Majestic lauded for humor and emotional appeal. Laura Paynes, Avondale high school principal, endures dismissal and public scorn yet stays loyal to duty as Mary Carlisle Fred MacMurray and others deliver strong support.
Kansas City report shows Iowa Nebraska signing briskly for 1935 corn hog reduction with 127 500 Iowa signers and 76 808 in Nebraska while Missouri Kansas and Oklahoma lag. Kansas 58 286 Oklahoma 33 607 Missouri official notes indicate fewer signers than expected. A few farmers delay signing until 1934 payments arrive after April 1. Also Maj Gen Adolphus W Greeley awarded congressional Medal of Honor for 54 year polar expedition attempt.
Frederick V. Geler, president of the Cincinnati Milling Machine Company, announced results of a survey by the Machinery and Allied Products Institute. Potential orders totaling about 18.6 billion dollars were identified, representing deferred buying and obsolescence during the five depression years since 1929.
Red snow fell Friday over roughly 100 square miles in Northeastern Turkey, one inch deep in ruddy flakes. Superstitious residents feared disaster, while authorities note red snow and rain arise from dust storms or red earth. Meanwhile 35 officers from navy, marine and coast guard units are receiving flight instructions at Pensacola naval air station.
A Harlem riot tale centers on a Chinese laundryman fearing shop window vandalism. Negro shopkeepers painted windows with the word colored. The laundryman added Me colored too. The window was smashed.
In Columbus the House weighs a bill to raise criminal libel punishment from six months to five years. Rep W P Van Ness says the measure is not tied to the governor Hopkine dispute. The House also postponed the Gilbert Bill raising county official terms from two to four years. Senate approves minor insurance and engineer registration measures as both chambers adjourn until Monday.
Charles Curtis, age 75, appears hale and vigorous and reflects on his vice presidency. He will not seek office again and plans to stay out of politics until campaign time. He expects to play a leading role in the 1936 Republican efforts while remaining inscrutable on policy until then. He favors early mornings at his Washington law office and keeps fit through walking and restraint from alcohol or tobacco.
The Athens County Probate Court suspends hearings on numerous estates until April 1 1935 at 9 am to consider first and final accounts, amended and second accounts, with written exceptions due by March 27 1935. Names include Dodds Ellis McMillin Basom Amsbary Parker Green Connelly Rich Burch Courtney Woodworth Hedges Brown and guardianships. Ella Treudley appointed executor of Frederick Treudley's will.
William F. Wiley publisher of the Cincinnati Enquirer and chamber leader appeals to business men to support Gov Davey in a governmental reorganization survey. He cites bureaucratic encroachment, citing authority growth and licensing as hindrances to business.
Cincinnati inks a new world tradition as clergymen in Deer Park bless subsistence gardens on Friday. About three families, unemployed, harvest the crops and invoke the Deity for fertile soil and bountiful yields.
A quiz style crossword with horizontal and vertical clues about Philippine leaders geography and terms. Answers include political leaders, places, and common words forming a connected puzzle grid.
Notice of sale to satisfy a court order listing numerous tracts in Athens and Alexander Townships Athens County Ohio. The sale covers eight tracts in Athens with details of prior conveyances and dimensions plus several tracts in Alexander Township including parcels 80.35 to 164.31 acres. Terms require full cash or staged payments secured by mortgage with return to executor of Wood estate.
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