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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 08, 1935

Page

5

Real estate payments by utility firms in Athens County

Public records show utilities paid 83,432.43 in real estate taxes for the first half of the year, part of a total 310,000 due with penalties. Figures from county treasurer Gorham enumerate payments by Ohio and regional rail and electric utilities, with Athens Power Company listed among others.

Puslie Athens County Aesa Gorham Ohio York Central Southern Ohio Power Company Athens

To Take Into Jail To Take Into Jail Fined 850

A court records a fine of 850 in a case involving alleged unlawful detention. The text lists a defendant and the judgment ordering payment and possible jail time. Further details are unclear due to fragmented OCR.

Pleas Court Hears Appeal Over State Benefit Case

Chauncey files appeal against Commission over injury benefits in a state case. Petition argues the claim was improperly awarded and seeks review. In Canton, a hardware firm granted 88 on April 12 and magistrate T. R Han filed a petition.

Canton T. R & Han

Pleads Guilty To Charge of Forging Check

James Kizor of Sand Ridge pleaded guilty to forging a check and was bound over to the common pleas court under an $800 bond by Justice of the Peace T R Bennett. George Evener, also of Sand Ridge, posted a $500 bond after pleading not guilty. both jailed in Athens County. The charges stem from a $9.50 check cashed April 27 at Carpenter's ice cream store on the Canaanville Pike, signed with Wilbur Downey's name though he did not sign it. The check drew on the Bank of Athens.

James Kizor Sand Ridge Common Pleas Court Justice of the Peace T. R. Bennett George Evener Athens County Roy Goldsberry Edwin Carpenter Carpenter Canaanville Pike Kizor Evener Frank Spires Wilbur Downey Stroud's Run Downey Bank of Athens

Judge Orders Prison Terms for Larceny Suspects

Clarence Perry of near McArthur and Willard Molihan of Vinton County pleaded guilty to grand larceny and were sentenced by Judge O F Rowland of Athens County Common Pleas Court. Perry received Mansfield Reformatory terms while Molihan was sent to the Ohio Penitentiary. Clint Camp, also charged, had a new trial motion denied and faces a delayed penitentiary sentence to allow an appeal.

Clarence Perry Near McArthur Mansfield Reformatory Willard Molihan Vinton County Ohio O. F. Rowland Athens County Common Pleas Court Clint Camp Perry Molihan William Battrel Airline

Circus Day In Athens Prompted School Dismissals

On Wednesday all Athens public schools including Rufus Putnam Training School and Athens High School were dismissed at noon for a city street parade and an afternoon circus show inside the big top. Local students gathered to view the procession and enjoy the daytime performance.

Athens Rufus Putnam Athens High School

Athens High Honors Inducts NHS Seniors and Juniors

Athens High School held an assembly to induct ten seniors and nine juniors into the National Honor Society based on scholarship service citizenship and character. Letters for athletic achievement were awarded to seven girls, with additional reserve letters for six girls earning 600 points or more. Principal Oliver L. Wood presented senior scholarship certificates to eight students.

National Honor Society Athens High School Eleanor Roe Margaret Alice Guthrie Philip Wilkinson Ruth Phillips Leslie Fultz Florence Harvey Allan Moore Richard Imes Richard Acomb Maynard Aldridge Jean Pickens Ruth Gerwig Beth Cable Richard Eddy Florence Smith Hazel Kelsey Frances Hartman Emerson Houf Harry Entwistle Ethel McEwen Assembly Esther Secoy Marjorie Wheaton Eileen McAfee Mary Camille Cash Ruth Lewis Mary Elizabeth Littler Miss Littler Girls Athletic Association Miss Secoy Miss Wheaton Miss McAfee Mies Cash Miss Pickens Miss Lewis Oliver L. Wood June Fultz Virginia McVay Dale Gaitten Russell Bolinger

Measles Illness Reported In Athens Residents

City health officials reported Wednesday that Charles Herman Jr. 20 of 94 West State Street and Virgene Fox 13 of 112 East Union Street are ill with German measles. Bernard Foughty 10 of York Township is ill with red measles.

Charles Herman, Jr Charles 1. Herman West State Street Virgene Fox Elva Fox East Union Street Bernard Foughty Vaughn Foughty York Township

Mrs Dessie Russ Brooks Dies at 71 in Alexander Township

Dessie Russ Brooks 71 widow of Homer C Brooks died Tuesday morning at her home in Alexander Township east of Albany from heart trouble. She longtime resident, husband died two years ago. Survived by foster daughter Betty McVay and several nieces. Funeral at Hebbardaville Presbyterian Church Thursday at 2 pm with Rev Ray Huff officiating. Burial in adjoining cemetery. Friends may call at home.

Dessie Russ Brooks Homer C. Brooks Alexander Township Albany

River Falls From Fifteen Feet As Weather Warms

The Hocking River stood at 15 feet Wednesday morning and was falling. Athens County observer Mrs. C. N. France notes showers and warmer weather forecast for Thursday. Tuesday's high reached 63 degrees and Wednesday's morning low was around 55.

Hocking C. N. France Athens County

Lectures On Romans Resume At Methodist Church

The Rev. Wilbur H. Fowler of the First M. E. Church in Athens will resume his lecture series on Pauls Letters at 7 30 Wednesday night. The first of three talks on the Book of Romans will be followed by two more sessions in the next two Wednesdays.

Wilbur H. Fowler M. E Athens Paul

County Unemployed League Puts Forward New Strike Demands

Athens Hocking and Perry Counties face a planned strike by all relief workers next Saturday unless demands are met. The Ohio Unemployed League seeks official recognition as a workers organization, 30 hour max weeks, minimum 30 cents hourly wages, and comprehensive relief provisions including food clothing and medical care. The wage scale committee presented the demands in writing to county officials and urged employers to sign adhere to the scale. Current relief pay averages 18.50 monthly, with 1 2000 mattresses and substantial clothing aid distributed by the relief office.

Unemployed League Athens Hocking Perry League Ohio Unemployed League Athens County Russell Michael the Plains Sylvester Davis Nelsonville Dan Smith Hamley Run John Pickett Peter Frisby Stewart H. M. Spang

Ministers of County Meet in Athens Church

Twenty two Athens County ministers met at the First Methodist Episcopal Church in Athens to reorganize the County Ministerial Association after a three year inactivity. Monthly meetings were planned in Athens. Rev Walid Radford was named chairman of a nominating committee and Rev Wilbur H Fowler was named chairman of a by laws committee.

Athens County First Methodist Episcopal Church Athens County Ministerial Association Walid Radford Central Avenue M. EB Wilbur H. Fowler

Fowler Will Speak at Methodist Conference

The Chillicothe District spring conference at Sugar Grove Church names Athens delegates from the First Church including Arthur Hickman Mrs. N. B. Welk and Mrs. W. E. Clark. The Rev. Dr. W. H. Fowler of Athens will speak on The Relation of the Ministry in the Church to the Present Social and Industrial Order. Mra Lenora Saylor joins the program with morning speakers Dr. W. G. Seaman and Dr. A. J. Kestle.

Athens Methodist Episcopal Churches Chillicothe Sugar Grove W. H. Fowler Mra Lenora Saylor Wesley Foundation W. G. Seaman Lancaster A. J. Kestle Arthur Hickman N. 8. Welk W. E. Clark

Give A Book Week boosts Athens counts of books and magazines

Miss Kate Hall reports Give A Book Week in Athens yielded 85 books and 90 magazines. Donations came from East Side School and city-wide Boy Scout drive, with 2,045 books and 3,637 magazines distributed January to May 6 to 25,870 weekly readers in 64 centers. The effort included a phonograph with 87 records, 180 library car visits, and 600 books needed for summer county work.

Athens Kate Hall East Side Boy Scouts Miss Hall Wekely Edith Beecher Ohio University

Scooter Carnival Sets May 18 Races for Local Children

Children from Rock Rifle Mechanicsburg The Plains and the Children's Home Schools join Central East Side West Side and Rufus Putnam Training Schools for a scooter carnival on Lorain Avenue May 18 from 9 to 11 30. Events include scooter bicycle tricycle kiddie car wagon roller skates and tire rolling. Open to all kids 14 and under. Arthur H. Rhoads of Rufus Putnam leads with Paul Coulter as chairman.

Rock Riffle Mechanicsburg The Plains Central East Side West Side Rufus Putnam Lorain Avenue Arthur H. Rhoads Paul Coulter

Ohio College Treasurers Open Two-Day Conference

Seventy five university and college officials gathered in Athens for a two day Ohio Association of College Treasurers session. Dr Edgar Rees Tul foes led discussions on boosting endowments through wills and bequests. Dr E W Chubb will speak at the Lindley Hall banquet with music by the University Male Quartet.

Athens Ohio Association of College Lindley Hall Memorial Auditorium Edgar Rees Tulfoes Wittenberg College Robert L. Kelly Association of American Colleges E. W. Chubb Ohio University Fine Arta Auditorium

Carter's Little Liver Pills Ad Preserves Digestive Health

An old advertisement discusses bad breath linked to overeating and digestive decay in the bowels. It promotes Carter's Little Liver Pills as a gentle bile flow aid, warning against mercury-containing laxatives and claiming relief within days.

Carter C.m.co

Athens woman admitted for tonsil operation

Harriet Linscott of Athens, daughter of Mrs Floris Linscott, was admitted to Sheltering Arms Hospital Wednesday morning for a tonsil operation. Mrs Harold Lee and her son were dismissed from the hospital Wednesday.

Harriet Linscott Athens Floris Linscott Sheltering Arms Hospital Harold Lee

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