Athens County Weighs Independent Audit of State Debt
Athens County negotiates with auditor Carl A. Dellenbaugh to independently audit state charges for county wards amid a disputed debt. State claims total 107794.02 dollars while Dellenbaugh cites county overcharges elsewhere, urging a fee of 3850 for a full records study. County delays signing payment agreement as budgets and a three mill levy fate loom.
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Athens County
Ohio
Franklin County
Fairfield County
Dellenbaugh
Dellenhaugh
Drunk Driver Fined and Sentenced in County Court
Jack Stanley of Richland Ave pleaded guilty before Judge O F Rowland to driving while under the influence. He was fined 50 dollars and costs and sentenced to 30 days in the County Jail after arrest by State Highway Patrol officers last night.
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Jack Stanley
Richland Ave
O. F. Rowland
Stanley
State Highway Patrol
James Active In Work for Court Change
Dr. Herman G. James of Ohio University helped lead a Columbus meeting of over 100 state leaders to push a constitutional amendment bypassing politics in selecting higher court judges. State chair Joseph Hostetler said 77 counties are organized with more than 100,000 signatures already, enough to place the proposal on the October ballot. In Athens County the signature quota is 2,400 as petitions go out immediately.
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Carl A. Dellenbaugh
Columbus
Athens County
Ohio
Dellenbaugh
Franklin
Fairfield
Hocking
Perry
Delaware
Marion
Morrow
Licking
Muskingum
Ross
Pike
Warren
Herman G. James
Ohio University
James
John W. Bolin
Athens
Joseph C. Hostetler
Cleveland
Ohio Farm Bureau
Ohio State Bar Association
Ohio Chamber of Commerce
Ohio Bankers Association
Hostetler
Bolin
Evangelist Sets Lectures for Second Week of Revival
The Church of God on Hocking Street enters its second week with Evangelist Rev. William S. Southerland of Bloomington Indiana naming four lecture topics for the next evenings. Topics include Seven Wonders of Heaven Impossible Things or Things God Cannot Do Baptism of the Holy Spirit and What Is Athens Worst Sin. Services start at 730 nightly with a 15 minute prayer meeting at 7 o'clock.
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Church of God
Hocking St
William S. Southerland
Bloomington
Ind
Athens
Gaylord Appointed To Engineering Committee
FE H Gaylord associate professor of civil engineering at Ohio University has been named to the Structural Committee of the Civil Engineering Division of the Society for Promotion of Engineering Education. He will serve as vice chairman and holds membership in the society through September 1940. The nine member committee consists of engineering faculty from across the nation to study how structural engineering is taught.
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FE. H. Gaylord
Ohio University
Society For Promotion of Engineering Education
Gaylord
Athens Chapter fish fry to discuss dam contracts
All members of the Athens Chapter of the Svrank Walton Lea gue are urged to attend a 7 PM fish fry at the cabin. The meeting will cover important business including signing contracts for the dam construction.
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Athens
Svrank Walton League
Pin Ball Operator Pleads Guilty in Athens
Fher Carpenter of Athens pleaded guilty to operating a pinball machine before Magistrate T R Bennett. He was fined $50 and costs with $49 suspended on promise of future good behavior after arrest by Constable Frank White.
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Fher Carpenter
Athens
T. R. Bennett
Frank White
Safety posters warn Athens High School students of auto dangers
At Athens High School, 42 of 350 pupils may be killed by autos, 227 injured, 81 uninjured, based on data adapted for a school safety campaign. Art teacher Opal Secoy led the effort in Ethel Woolf’s classes, with posters showing wrecked autos and warnings to drivers, displayed in the main hallway.
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Jes Sievers
Athens High School
H. C. Pendry
Opal Secoy
Pendry
Paul H. Goodell
Illuminating Engineering Society
Ethel Woolf
Phil Swanson
Jean Finaterwald
Lucille McDaniel
Jean Houf
Martha Lou Dowler
Kenneth Sisson
Helen Minameryer
Charles Bell
Jo Ann Mathews
Betty Fulton
Harriett Musgrave
Kathryn Sherrard
War Evidences In Europe Are Told by Luchs
Rev. Fred E. Luchs of the First Presbyterian Church in Athens described his European summer travels before the Athens Kiwanis Club at Hotel Berry. He cited lack of speech freedom in Germany, harsh living in Russia, and the contrast between industrial backsliding and improving signs in Czechoslovakia, Norway, Sweden, and Denmark, urging cultural and religious avenues to avert war. D. M. Goddard joined the club, with guests James Devlin and James Boden.
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Fred E. Luchs
First Presbyterian Church
Athens
Europe
Athens Kiwanis Club
Hotel Berry
Geneva
League of Nations
Italy
Mussolini
Austria
Hungary
Germany
Russia
Czechoslovakia
Rev
Luchs
Rev. Luchs
Moscow
America
Norway
Sweden
Denmark
D. M. Goddard
James Devlin
James Boden
Luchs To Tell More Of Palestine Visit
The mid week service at the Presbyterian Church will feature Rev. Fred B. Luchs discussing What I Saw in Palestine. He will lead a virtual tour from Old Jerusalem to the wailing wall the Garden of Gethsemane and the Mount of Olives with special music by Thomas Morgan of Pittsburgh.
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Palestine
Presbyterian Church
Fred B. Luchs
Old Jerusalem
Wall
Garden of
Gethsemane
Mount of Olives
Thomas Morgan
Pittsburgh
Ohio University
Luchs
Mange
OU Instructor Links Market Slump to Nerves and Regulation
Ohio University statistics instructor Donald Fe Church told Athens Rotarians the stock market decline was sparked by jittery nerves and over-regulation. He argued business leaders saw the drop as a future slump and tightened spending, while government policy and margin rules were blamed by others. He defended a 40 percent margin as reasonable.
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Donald FE. Church
Ohio University
Athens
Berry
Church
Securities Exchange Commission
Dr Edwards Olive Tablets Aid Skin Cleansing Laxative
To fight pale skin and blemishes the article claims women improved appearance after constipation relief using Dr Edwards Olive Tablets. It notes the product is vegetable based and gentle yet effective, increasing bile flow without disturbing the intestine and is sold by druggists in 15 30 and 60 cent sizes.
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P.M. Edwards
Edwarde
Ohio University convocation features Dean Gilkey on life purpose
Dr. Charles Gilkey of the University of Chicago speaks to a Memorial Auditorium audience at Ohio University on the need for a spiritual compass to guide modern life. He argues life requires a supreme loyalty or ultimate aim, compares life to a flagpole with a raised flag, and cautions that democracy may falter without clear purpose.
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Chicago University
Memorial
Ohio University
Charles Gilkey
University of Chicago
Dean Gilkey
Ohio U
Ewing Auditorium
Local Pharmacy Sells Herbal Remedy Tablets
An ad describes huehu leaves juniper oil and six other drugs made into small green tablets for urinary discomfort. It directs readers to buy at Clines Pharmacy Ady and offers a home remedy claim to flush kidneys and ease irritation.
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Nature
Clines Pharmacy
Ady
Carl Smith Wins Shade Contest at Shade Prince of Peace Declamation
Carl Smith won first prize a bronze medal in the Prince of Peace Declamation Contest at Shade Sun night with What Price Peace. William Martin took second for Mars Beats the Drums. other speakers included Paul Burson Call it Common Sense and Thomas Ruth The Tragedy of the Model T. Remarks by Rev Earl Cowen and Lewis kb Buell plus music by the high school orchestra. Judges were Ross Wright M T Vermillion and George Sargent.
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Carl Smith
Shade
William Martin
Paul Burson
Thomas Ruth
Earl Cowen
Lewis Kb. Buell
Ross Wright
Athens County
M. T. Vermillion
Ohio University
George Sargent
University
Revival Meetings At Clarks Chapel Continue Through Nov 21
Revival meetings are in progress at Clarks Chapel under Pastor Rev. A. H Beckett. Rev. Farl Cowen of Shade preaches each night after 7 30 with special music featured.
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Clarks Chapel
A. H Beckett
Farl Cowen
Shade
Courthouse To Close On Armistice Day In Athens County
The Athens County Courthouse will be closed all day Thursday in observance of Armistice Day. County offices announced the closure this morning.
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