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Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 01, 1936

Page

5

Forest Service Builds Administrative Units in Athens Area

The United States Forest Service reports rapid progress in southeastern Ohio. R B McKennan, Wayne National Forest supervisor, outlines new administrative offices at Route 38 east of Athens and Ports mouth development including a dwelling, warehouse and oil house. Road projects from Haydenville to Carbon Hill and new fire towers are planned with 1.5 million locust trees to be planted across five units.

United States Forest Service Ohio R. B. McKennan Wayne National Forest Sshens McKennan Rai McKennan Sid East Corporation Hocking Val Init Carpensis Ion Admouth Athens Chillicothe Portsmouth Haydenville Carbon Hill

WPA Injuries Report Totaling 78715.59 In Ohio

A Columbus office report shows WPA injuries in Ohio through March 31 total 78 715 59 with 7 000 claims filed. Of these 1 072 compensable lost time cases were authorized locally and 717 were not authorized locally while 5 211 no lost time cases incurred expenses. February and March alone added 30 615 75 in local compensation and medical expenses. There have been 29 fatalities since the program began, 17 in February and March.

WPA Ohio Washington Columbus R. Welsh Athens

Best County Typists Are Chosen in Test

Winners in the Athens County typing contest were announced by the Ohio University Secretarial Department. In the beginning group Wayne Ruck and Mary EF Winner placed first and second, with Alment Robinson third. two honorable mentions went to June Shingler and Bernard Jones. In the advanced group Richard Smith won first with Fedora Stauffer and Charities Ogg tied for second. honorable mentions went to Mary Johnson and Thelma Fierbaugh. Awards will be presented at the Athens County Field Meet on May 8.

Athens County Ohio University Secretarial Department Wayne Ruck Rome Mary EF Alment Robinson Albany June Shingler Waterloo Bernard Jones Ames-Bern Richard Smith Fedora Stauffer the Plains Ogg Giv Mary Johnson Troy Thelma Fierbaugh Greens Ruin Helen Reynolds University

Edmundson Seeks Republican Nomination for Athens County Commissioner

J Clyde Edmundson, a Republican candidate, runs in the May 12 primary for Athens County commissioner. Born in Athens City, he served 18 months in Ohio University treasurer's and purchasing department and held two terms as county auditor. He is married with a daughter, Mrs Paul Beckley of Athens, and is a member of Camp No 78 Spanish American War Veterans.

Athens County J. Clyde Edmundson Athens City Edmundson Seventh Ohio Voluntary Infantry Ohio University Athens

Firestone Dealer Meeting in Athens District

Sixty five Firestone Tire & Rubber Co. dealers and employees from Athens Hocking and Meigs counties attended a meeting at Hotel Berry last night. S. E. Willingham and Fred W. Kuhike spoke on service station duties to motorists and keeping cars safe. A motion picture comparing average and well operated stations and modern merchandising displays were shown. A buffet lunch followed.

Firestone Tire & Rubber Co Athens Hocking Meigs Berry S. EB. Willingham Columbus Fred W. Kuhike

Water Bills Sent to 2400 Athens City Consumers

The Athens Waterworks Department issued semi annual statements to about 2400 residents notifying amounts due for six months of water service. Unpaid bills rise 10 percent after May 15 and service could be discontinued after May 20 if unpaid. The article notes an unrelated fact about an average African ostrich weighing 3500 pounds.

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Cow, Pi Kappa Alpha Fraternity Members Create Cafcow Crisis

A cow wandered onto Court Street in Athens and was named Alice by a Pi Kappa Alpha member who brought it to the fraternity house. Police detained the pajama-clad youths briefly before directing them to take the animal to the Fairgrounds, where it remained awaiting the owner.

Pi Kappa Alpha Fraternity Athens City Court St Alice Alpha Xi Delta College W. Washington Sta

Six Men Fined on Drunk Charges in Athens Magistrate Court

Six men were fined five dollars and costs each on intoxication charges arraigned last night before Athens magistrates. Frank Miller and Mike Lyons of Millfield and Andy Pavlick of Greens Run faced fines set by Magistrate T. R. Bennett and associates. Salem arrest by Athena police resulted in a fine imposed by Mayor Len B. McCiune.

Fix Athens Frank Miller Mike Lyons Millfield Andy Pavlick Greens Run Karl Gardner T. R. Bennett Bart Sanborn George Francia Lubbrng A. Graham Salem Athena City Len B

Merchandising Keynote At National Brands Meeting

Lively merchandising formed the keynote of talks before 250 retailers and employees at an expansion meeting of the South eastern Ohio Division of National Brands Stores in Hotel Berry. Gene Flack and H N Parkinson spoke after a banquet, detailing items quality price and store appeal. F F Powter national president traced the group from Athens to a coast to coast network of 418 grocers supply houses and 11000 affiliated stores.

Limployes Eapan Southeastern Ohio National Browth National Brands Hotel Berry Gene Flack Chicago H. N. Parkinson Libby, McNeal & Libby Chicago Packers F. F. Powter Athens Arice

World rubber shipments top 1934 total

In 1934 world rubber shipments reached 1 010 000 tons, surpassing all prior years in volume and marking a peak in trade.

Russia's failed attempts to mint platinum national coin

Russia twice attempted to mint platinum coins as national currency but abandoned both programs. The projects aimed to add a platinum issue to the monetary system but lacked feasibility or public backing, leaving no coins in circulation.

Russia

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