Welfare Head Praises Nurse Virtues At Athens Hospital
Margaret M. Allman director of the State Department of Public Welfare extols Ambition Tenacity Honesty Enthusiasm Nobility and Sympathy as nursing requisites at the Athens State Hospital commencement. Four graduates Fernie McVay Porter Dorothy Kramer Anne Vance and Grace Story Clifford received diplomas as Oakley Spaght presented them.
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Athens
Margaret M. Allman
State Department of Public Welfare
Athens State Hospital
Fernie McVay Porter
Dorothy Kramer
Anne Vance
Grace Story Clifford
Martin L. Davey
Athens County Typing Students Win Ranking
Athens County students earned top places in the Plains typing test under Miss Reynolds and Miss Sponsoler. Eileen Dorr won Typing I with Rosalie Shafer second and Ralph White third. in Typing II June Shingler led with Doris Richardson second and Clarice Cooper and Amanda Howard tied for third. Medals will be awarded to high ranking students.
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Athens County School
the Plains
Helen Reynolds
Doris Sponseller
Eileen Dorr
Rome High School
Rosalie Shafer
Ralph White
Jacksonville-Trimble
June Shingler
Waterloo
Doris Richardson
Rome
Clarice Cooper
Albany
Amanda Howard
Ames Bern
Union Signs Independents In Nelsonville and Athens
The McDaniel Motor Sales at Nelsonville and four independent repair shops in Nelsonville plus six in Athens signed with the United Automobile Workers in a strike edging toward recognition. Signatories include Mosher Brothers J A Long Ross Watkins Hubert Mender Everett Saulters L D Pierce Hails and Son Si Parker Charles Burleigh and J E Seaman. They agreed to fixed repair prices and to pay the union wage scale when employing workers.
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McDaniel Motor Sales
Nelsonville
Athens
United Automobile Workers of America
Athens County
McDaniel Company
Moser Brothers
J. A. Long
Ross Watkins
Hubert Mender
Everett Saulters
L. D. Pierce
Hails & Son
Si Parker
Charles Burleigh
J. E. Seaman
O U Professor Given One Year Leave For Studies
Miss Helen Reynolds associate professor of secretarial studies at Ohio University has been granted a one year leave of absence for 1937 1938 pending Board of Trustees approval. She will study toward her doctorate at New York University while joining the School of Education faculty starting June 7. Reynolds leads the four year secretarial program and holds multiple national education posts.
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Helen Reynolds
Ohio University
Miss Reynolds
New York University
School of Education
College of Commerce
National Council of Business Education
National Business Education Quarterly
State Department of Education
Ohio
National Association of Commercial Teacher Training Institutions
Department of Business Education
NEA
National Federation of Commercial Teachers
District Scout Leader Seeks Members for Kimberly Troop
G. E. Ashwill district Boy Scout executive met with Tom Kennedy and Floyd Brown scout committeemen and 20 prospective scouts at Kimberly last night. The committee seeks more members and a scoutmaster as Mrs. Mary Keckler and Miss Heddy aid in organizing a troop.
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G. E. Ashwill
Tom Kennedy
Floyd Brown
Kimberly
Mary Keckler
Heddy
Marx Brothers Indicted Over Script Theft in Federal Case
In Los Angeles a federal grand jury indicted the two Marx brother teams on charges of stealing a script written by the Graham brothers, a case framed as a violation of federal copyright laws.
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Los Angeles
Marx Brothers
Graham Brothers
4-H Club Meets With 2 Sociology Classes
Professor A. E. Taylor with two sociology classes met the Athens Senior 4-H Club at the Grange Hall. Seventy two people attended and prizes were won by Anne Barlow Claire Ball Geraldine Athey and Had Steele in the square dance contest. Refreshments were served.
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A. E. Taylor
Athens
Grange Hall
Anne Barlow
Claire Ball
Geraldine Athey
Had Steele
Court orders recovery of 2139 from Droy couple in Athens
The Home Owners Loan Corporation is granted the right to recover 2139.67 from Pearley and Dora E. Droy of Athens by Judge C F Rowland. The amount arises from a promissory note secured by a mortgage on city property. An 1830 incident in Margate England involved opposition to steam navigation plans.
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Home Owners Loan Corporation
Pearley and
Dora E. Droy
Athens
C. F. Rowland
Margate
England
Death by own action Effort Fails Slayer Dies in Chair
Three hours after Kotowicz failed to take his own life by cutting his arm, the 22 year old Toledo murderer was executed at Ohio Penitentiary. He smoked a cigar while his arm was bandaged and spent his final hours with two priests. one priest fainted when the electric current started.
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Columbus
AU P
Steve Kotowicz
Toledo
Ohio Penitentiary
Kotowicz
J. A. Sullivan
C. J. Yeager
Oldest U.S. Mason Daniel McDonald turns 99
Daniel McDonald of Tres Pinos Calif says he is the oldest living Mason in the United States. He joined Masonry in Nova Scotia on May 30, 1865, has a 50 year pin and expects to qualify for the 75 year pin in 1940.
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Tres Pinos
Cal
U.P
Daniel McDonald
United States
Nova Scotia
Prehistoric egg found near Oroville studied at UC
The University of California has received a prehistoric egg found near Oroville. Paleontology officials will determine the species and timing of the bird that laid it.
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Berkeley
Cal
U.P
University of California
Oroville
Doan’s Pills Relieve Backache By Restoring Kidney Health
Many suffer backache and fatigue because tired kidneys fail to remove acids and waste from the blood. Frequent urination, swelling and headaches signal kidney or bladder trouble. Dean’s Pills, used for over 40 years, claim to aid kidney function and flush poisons from the blood.
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Dean
Doan
White elected Chairman of Flood Control Group
Former Governor George White of Marietta was elected chairman of the Action Committee on Flood Control of the Ohio Chamber of Commerce in Columbus Ohio yesterday.
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Columbus
George White
Marietta
Ohio Chamber of Commerce
Police Chief to Receive Theological Degree
The Shelby chief of police, Rev. Leroy E. Coffey, will be awarded a theological degree by Ashland Seminary in Ashland after Friday. The note mentions Soviet Russia bootlegging food during the 1929 30 famine, when peasants were barred from selling in the cities.
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Shelby
U.P
Leroy E. Coffey
Ashland Seminary
Ashland
Soviet
Russia
Russian Court Decrees Death for 44 Spies
A Far East special session of the Soviet Supreme Court in Svobodny sentenced 44 defendants to death for espionage as agents of Japanese intelligence. The Far Eastern Star said the 44 had already been executed, including one woman.
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Moscow
U.P
Habarovsk
U. S. S. R. Supreme Court
Svobodny
Far East
Far Eastern Star
Origin of the term lame duck traced to stock exchange
The phrase lame duck originated in stock exchange usage to describe a person unable to fulfill engagements or contracts.
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The
Stock Exchange
Crash victim Otto Rhodes remains in Holzer Hospital
Otto Rhodes a 30 year old motor accident victim at Holzer Hospital shows no improvement due to a broken back. His sister Mrs Walter Hill is reported to be improving.
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Gallipolis
Otto Rhodes
Holzer Hospital
Walter Hill
Thief Steals Horses Tails in Newcastle Stables Raid
A night raid on Newcastle New South Wales municipal stables left all horse tails missing. Armed with large scissors the thief cut the tails from every horse for undisclosed purposes, tails traditionally used by mattress makers.
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Sydney
U.P
Newcastle
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