Forest Service buildings near Athens to finish in 130 days
In Athens Ohio the Hocking Valley Purchase Unit project by the U S Forest Service on Euclid Ave is nearing completion with 65 CCC laborers and local skilled workers. Structures include warehouses an oil house garage and a six room office building progress and ground work proceed as crews install water sewer lines and begin landscap ing with flagstone sidewalks and oval driveways.
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Hocking Valley Purchase Unit
U. S. Forest Service
Euclid Ave
Athens City
E. State St
H. A. McGough
Athens Veterans Camp
McGough
Occ
CCC
Wayne National Forest
Schaar
Congress
Forest Service
Hocking
R. B. McKennan
W. C. Roberts
Athens
Doan's Pills Offer Relief for Backache Claim
Advertises Doan's Pills as a long proven remedy for backache tied to kidney issues. Claims kidneys expel about 3 pints daily and that improper function causes pains, fatigue, nighttime urination, swelling and headaches. Urges readers to ask their druggist for Doan's Pills for relief and flushing the kidney tubes.
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Doan
Memorial Day Flight Plan From Cleveland to Athens
Major Fred L. Smith outlines a ceremonial flight by six airmen from Cleveland to Athens. The route includes Murray City at 9, Glouster Cemetery, Rowland Field Athens, Logan, Greenlawn Cemetery Nelsonville, and Buettehl for an 11 o'clock program, with a 11:30 return over Athens and a noonday lunch with Nelsonville veterans before returning to Cleveland.
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Hocking Valley
Fred L. Smith
Cleveland
Athens
Murray City
Glouster Cemetery
Rowland Field
Logan
Greenlawn Cemetery
Nelsonville
Buechtel
Howard Clark Receives Indefinite Sentence
Howard Clark, 24, of Glouster, was sentenced in Common Pleas Court by Judge O F Rowland after pleading guilty to breaking and entering a barn on Harry Fitch's farm north of Glouster. The sentence handed down at Mansfield Reformatory is indeterminate.
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Howard Clark
Glouster
Mansfield Reformatory
O. F. Rowland
Common Pleas Court
Harry Fitch
Giouster
May Day Festival at West Side School Celebrates Spring
The annual May Day at West Side School will be held Thursday at 6 PM on the school lawn with an ice cream social by the West Side PTA. In Fairy Land, 80 pupils perform roles as brownies fairies Indians and clowns while Ruth Lamberts leads musical directions.
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West Side School
West Side Pta
Fairy Land
Nature
Ruth Lambertus
Athens
Democrats Rally Names For Athens County Elections
Central Committee adopted a resolution to require candidates to submit deputy appointment names to the Executive Committee for approval. Introduced at a dinner were candidates George Banks John Preston Ruth Burdette Charles Bayless Walter Maccombs Ira Whitmore Madge Rothermel B F Beckler Jr and Dr A L Pritchard. Louis Tyroler new Athens attorney urged Republicans tactics to be understood and touted a Democratic "bill of goods" to sell. Resolutions praised Roosevelt and Davey and empowered the executive committee to fill vacancies in central and executive committees.
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Central Committee
Executive Committee
George Banks
John Preston
Ruth Burdette
Charles Bayless
NEW Attorney Speaks
Louis Tyroler
New Athens
Davey
Tyroler
Athens County
Roosevelt
Restrictions Listed For Memorial Day
Mayor Len B. McCune announced no time limits on automobile parking in the city on Memorial Day or any legal holiday or Sunday when stores are closed. The policy applies to all such days, ensuring open parking without time constraints.
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Len B. McCune
Greens Run School Graduates Addressed by Dale Stump
Dale Stump, a Columbus labor leader and former GOP secretary of state candidate, spoke at Greens Run commencement guiding seniors and eighth graders on life preparation. He urged college education and contributing to world betterment, tracing postwar contrasts and urging adaptation to all environments.
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Dale Stump
Columbus
Greens
Stump
Margaret Lucas
Helen Zglenski
Treva Black
Thelma Fierbaugh
Rev. Martin
Bernice Cannon
Dora Mae Martin
Mary Oliver
Ethel
Temperature Drop in Athens After Warm Wednesday
Weather officials forecast a cool trend in Athens with last night at 47 degrees after a high of 2 degrees on Wednesday. This morning’s 55 degree reading suggests fair and cooler conditions today and generally fair weather on Friday.
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Athens
Scouts Gather at Armory to Decorate War Veterans’ Graves
Mrs Thor Olson and Mrs John Finsterwald call all Girl Scouts to meet at the Armory Saturday morning at o oclock to place flowers on veterans graves. Participants include Ralph T Henry 30 Fleming son of E F Henry and Myrta FE Nestor 24 Coolville daughter of J G Nestor.
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Thor Olson
John Finsterwald
Ralph T. Henry
Fleming
E. F. Henry
Myrta FE. Nestor
Coolville
J. G. Nestor
McFarland Garage and CCR White Fined in City Court
Mayor Len B. Mc Cune fines McFarland Garage and CCR White one dollar each in traffic court for parking where forbidden by ordinance.
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McFarland Garage
CCR White
Len B. McCune
Collins Jury Out Six Hours In Glouster Break In Case
After nearly six hours of deliberation in Athens County common pleas court, the jury in the Virgil Collins case was dismissed by Judge O F Rowland. Collins, 22, Glouster, facing breaking and entering charges, will be retried soon before a new jury after declining court appointed counsel and defending himself with two witnesses.
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Virgil Collins
Glouster
Athens County Common Pleas Court
O. F. Rowland
Collins
Luckoff
Athens Women Hurt In Route 31 Collision Near Cans Winchester
Mrs Charlies Eddy of 14 B State Street and Mrs Harold Meister of North High Street were injured when their car collided head on with another two miles north of Canfield Winchester on Route 31. Eddy suffered a broken right arm foot injury and head lacerations while Meister fractured her left arm. The Meister girl and Richard Eddy were also injured with facial cuts and multiple head lacerations. They were taken to Giant Hospital in Columbus, with both high school seniors expected to leave the hospital before Saturday.
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Charlies Eddy
State St
Harold Meister
North High S
Cans
Winchester
Eddy
Athens High School
Meister
Giant Hospital
Columbus
Cincinnati Attorney to Open Athens Law Office
Louis Tyroler, a former Cincinnati attorney, plans to open a law office in the Worstell Building, Athens after seven years in Paris. He is a Cincinnati Law School graduate and previously worked with Gusweiler and Klein. his wife Mrs Tyroler and their 13 year old son were sailing from Paris to join him.
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Louis Tyroler
Cincinnati
Athens
Worstell
Paris
France
Tyroler
Cincinnati Law School
Gusweiler and Klein
Professor To Speak To Business Women In Athens Event
A Business and Professional Women's Club of Athens meeting will be held tonight at 7 30 in the Cline Building club rooms. Mrs Maude C Matthews from Ohio University's German Department will read a paper on Mussolini Stalin and Hitler. Delegates will report on the state convention held last weekend in Toledo.
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Business and Professional Women’s Club of Athens
Cline
Maude C. Matthews
Ohio University
Mussolini
Stalin
Hitler
Toledo
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