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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Nov 14, 1930

Page

10

Young Orators to Appear in Church Sunday

The sixth annual Prince of Peace declamation contest begins with church services across Athens County. Eight Athens Christian Church entrants speak on topics such as Hating War and The World Is My Country. Winners advance to county and state levels with medals awarded.

Ohio Council of Churches Athens County Athens Christian Church Mary McCune Richard Bolin Jane Cline Goldin Ayers Eileen Schuler Beatrice Saunders Heralds of Cora White Fech Harry Hudson Athens First Methodist Episcopal Church Frances Metcalf

State highway department to cut winter workforce

Columbus November 14. A plan to curtail maintenance work will force layoffs of several hundred men across the 12 state divisions. Director Robert N. Waid asked each division to report the needed skeleton force, required maintenance and reserve funds. A second meeting in two weeks will finalize a curtailment order.

Columbus State Highway Department Robert N. Waid Waid

Debate Teams Picked at Athens High School

Athens Senior High School names its debate teams under coach Anna K. Price. The affirmative team includes Harold Gorham John Foite Katherine Campbell with Dorothy Radford as alternate. The negative team lists Maurine Cornwell Betty Gullum and Margaret Haskins with Arabelle Chute as alternate. The resolution is that chain stores are detrimental to the United States public.

Athens Senior High School Anna K. Price Harold Gorham John Foite Katherine Campbell Dorothy Radford Maurine Cornwell Betty Gullum Margaret Haskins Arabelle Chute

Sigma Pi Sigma to Meet at Ohio University Nov 25

Prof B B Nelson announces a November 25 meeting of Sigma Pi Sigma at Ohio University to organize a year plan and explain the schedule. Monthly evenings will feature psychology faculty members presenting topics of interest with Miss Julia Cable as vice president and Miss Harriet Rogers as secretary-treasurer.

Sigma Pi Sigma Ohio University B. B. Nelson Nelson Mid-West Julia Cable Harriet Rogers

West Virginia Coal Merger Announces 10 Million Charter

Charleston reports a $10,000,000 merger of over twenty coal properties in northern West Virginia. The Three Cities Fuel company filed for a charter Thursday, signaling a major consolidation in regional coal operations.

Charleston W. Va Score West Virginia

Coal firm to operate 45 mining properties in several WV counties

A new corporation with quarters in Fairmont plans to take over about 45 mining properties in Harrison, Marion, Monongahela, Barbour and Taylor counties. The organizers describe it as a concerted effort by strong Monongahela Valley financial groups to develop coal in northern West Virginia, with an annual production of 5,000,005 tons.

Monongahela Valley West Virginia Clarrison Marion Monongahela Barbour Taylor Counties

Governor-Elect George White Spent 4773 in Campaign Funds

Governor-Elect George White of Marietta filed his personal expense account with Secretary Clarence J. Brown showing total campaign expenditures of 4773.02. Contributions totaled 1850 including 500 from Grover C. Maxwell of Columbus and 250 from Frank G. Henry of Marietta. 1000 was donated to the Democratic State Committee.

Columbus U.P George White Marietta Clarence J. Brown White Grover C. Maxwell Public Utilities Commission Frank G. Henry Democratic State Committee

Robber Poses as Reporter Loots Judge's Widow

In Columbus on November 14 a thief who claimed to be a reporter for The Ohio State Journal robbed Ada Ford wife of a late Columbus judge. He gained entry by seeking her late husband’s record and fled with rings a wrist watch and seven dollars.

Ada Ford Columbus Ohio State Journal Ford

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