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27 Nov 1935
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Athens Messenger in Athens, Ohio
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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 27, 1935
Page
1
Water control plans discussed by Fairfield officials and county engineers
Riverside and county leaders debated funding and federal aid for a watershed project. Officials described costs surpassing 4100 dollars monthly pay limits and proposed in kind contributions from the State Department and divisions. Delegates from eight counties planned prompt action to secure water from sandstone springs and coal regions, aiming to bolster Nelsonville’s needs and local industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Ing. Fairfield
Alsoan Engineer Watershed
Campaign to conquer northern Ethiopia shown in retreating line
Italy's new commander Marshal Pietro Badoglio surveys the extended battle line south of Eritrea as his campaign to subdue northern Ethiopia faces its toughest phase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
APS
Ethiopia
Italy
Pietro Badoglio
Eritrea
Europe Faces New Unrest Over African Crisis
The Eastern African conflict between Italy and Ethiopia sparked new European tensions. Mussolini warned against oil embargo repercussions while Britain eyed possible sanctions. Addis Ababa claimed 1000 Italians retreated from Makale to Adigrat as Ethiopian forces resisted on both fronts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Italy
Ethiopia
Benito Mussolini
League of Nations
Mediterranean Sea
Mussolini
Henry J. Allen
Kansas
United States
Il Duce
England
Riome
Addis Ababa
Makale
Adigrat
Former Ames Resident Dr J Z Heston Dies in Columbus
AMESVILLE Dr J Z Heston former physician and Amesville resident died Tuesday at Mt Carmel Hospital Columbus after a month long illness. A son Will Heston and daughter Mrs Dessie Cecil live in Amesville. Funeral Friday at 1 30 p m at West Jefferson home with burial in Pataskala Ohio
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amesville
J. Z. Heston
Jefferson
Mt. Carmel
Columbus
Heston
Will Heston
Dessie Cecil
West Jefferson
Pataskala
Hoover urges return to true American liberalism
Former President Herbert Hoover tells a Junior Chamber of Commerce gathering that American liberalism is a great faith rooted in the Revolution. He denounces socialism and fascism, warns against government monopolies and excessive deficits, and urges renewed Americanization without delegitimizing liberties. He calls for exposing collectivist ideas and treating native-born Americans as part of national renewal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Herbert Hoover
Chamber of Commerce
Mr. Hoover
America
Jap Soldiers Moving North
Japanese troops moved into North China by train loads, with about 3000 soldiers and war materiel arriving at Tientsin from Chinwangtao. In Peiping Col. Tan Takashi said the Fengtai Railway was seized to prevent disruption of Peiping-Mukden line and to guard northern communications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shanghai
Peiping
Mukden
North China
Elks Lodge to Hold Memorial Service Sunday
Athens Elks Lodge will hold its annual memorial services in the lodge rooms next Sunday at 2 PM. Rev. Dr. Wilbur H. Fowler of First Methodist Episcopal Church will speak. Public is invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens Lodge of Elks
Wilbur H. Fowler
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Publc
Athens Citizens Prepare Quiet Thanksgiving Across County
Athens County enjoys a subdued Thanksgiving with all major institutions closed. Prices rise nationwide for food and turkeys, though residents are expected to fare better than last year. State and county facilities plan special meals and services, including Athens County Children's Home activities and a Will Rogers show for Athens State Hospital inmates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens County
Athens County Infirmary
Hobson Study Circle
Athens
Athens State Hospital
Will Rogers
Charles Stratton
West Washington St
Officials Spike Report of New Kidnap Clues
Reports of new clues in the Lindbergh kidnapping case are dismissed by officials. An appeal from Bruno Hauptmann and remarks by Dr. John Condon sparked renewed interest. An investigator for Hauptmann claimed ransom money and a postdated letter were found, but Hoover and prosecutors deny the claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trenton
N. J
Bruno Richard Hauptmann
John F. Condon
Jafele
Hauptmann
Dr. Condon
Boston Federal Reserve Bank
Ashby
Masa
Hoover
J. Edgar Hoover
Bureau of Investigation
Department of Justice
Washington
Lloyd Fisher
Massachusetts
Fraud Charged In Vote Pie Controversy In Guernsey County
Cumberland 4 J Stockdale, chair of the Guernsey County Election Board, charged Frank Walker and Virgil E Went with wrongful counting of ballots in the village wet-dry election held Nov 5. The board had removed the entire village election board. A 3.2 beer sale was approved 18 to 143. recount by the WCTU showed 90 to 24 in favor. The county board later recounted hard liquor ballots showing 67 to 222 defeats instead of 134 to 152.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
County Election Board
Bobcats Considered for Orange Bowl Invitation
Ohio University officials learned Tuesday that the Bobcats were among outstanding northern teams under consideration for the Orange Bowl in Miami on New Year’s Day. Athletic Director O C Bird said he and coaches would accept if offered, pending team and university approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio University
Miami
Fla
Bobcats
O. C. Bird
Republicans Predict Strong Ohio GOP Surge in Split
Ohio GOP leaders Ed D. Schorr and Simeon D. Fess foresee a fractured national Democratic base and a boost for the GOP in Ohio. They point to Governor Davey's relief policy criticisms and Sawyer's gubernatorial bid as signs of shifting support, with Schorr predicting an Ohio swing to Republicans in the presidential contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
UPM
Ohio
Davey
Ed D. Schorr
State Executive Committee
U. S
Simeon D. Fess
Roosevelt
Schorr
Fess
Charles Sawyer
Sawyer
Pianist Won’t Pay For Roll Itself
Charleston jury ruled Martin Carlonetti need not pay for a piano after hearing the seller promised additional music rolls but the company went out of business. The jurors accepted his claim that the piano was not usable without future rolls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
W. Va
Martin Carlonetti
Glass Company Raises Wages in Pittsburgh Pact
The $100 million Pittsburgh Pirate Glass Company agreed to a five cent per hour raise for 12 000 employees and the elimination of all pay differentials across 20 plants. The wage hike runs for one year retroactive to November 16 and followed a 48 hour truce to avert a walkout. Glenn W. McCabe, president of the Federated Flat Glass Workers, announced the agreement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh Pirate Glass Company
United States
Glenn W. McCabe
Federated Flat Glass Workers
McCabe
Glass Cutters
McAuley Promoted Leaves Athens for Toledo Post
James A. McAuley PWA engineer inspector in charge of the Athens office is promoted to chief resident engineer inspector at Toledo. He plans to leave Athens Friday. A. J. Hirtler will replace him in Athens, transferred from Dayton to supervise New Marshfield and other district school buildings partly financed by PWA grants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James A. McAuley
PWA
Athens
Cline
Toledo
A. J. Hirtler
Dayton
McAdley
Marshfield
Harrisonville World War Veteran John Henry Mayhew Dies
John Henry Mayhew age 46, a World War veteran, died at his brother Emmett Mayhew’s Harrisonville home from a long tuberculosis illness. He left sister Luella Duckler of Bedford Township, was unmarried, with funeral 1 PM Friday at the Harrisonville M E Church and burial in Burlingham Cemetery.
Escaped Convict Surrenders After 12 Years On Run
Robert Hall, who escaped 12 years ago, walked to a guard at Lorton reformatory in West Virginia and surrendered to serve four more months of a four year sentence for assault with intent to rob. He had returned from Gallipolis Ohio where he left a wife and two children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Robert Hall
Lorton
W. Va
Gallipolis
Pension Office Closure Notice for Friday in Athens County
Athens County's Old Age Pension Office in the Courthouse will close Friday announced by J. Howard Bell acting administrator. He said he and other workers will be in Nelsonville completing investigations on numerous reapplications due by month end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens County
J. Howard Bell
Nelsonville
Permanent social security program urged by Hopkins
Harry L. Hopkins argues after a lecture that direct relief should end and a permanent work program plus diverse federal security measures are needed. He envisions old age pensions, unemployment insurance, employment assurance, CCC retention, sick insurance, and decent homes while an interview stresses state and local responsibility for future aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Congress
Harry L. Hopkins
CCC
Salvaging Coal Waste Leads to Two Fines
Four trespassing warrants were issued by Poston Consolidated Coal Co to stop salvaging coal from Poston No 6 Mine waste. Lester Bobo of Athens Route 2 and Leonard Linscott of Millfield Rural Route pled guilty before Magistrate T FR Bennett, each fined $1 and costs with fines suspended. The two others served had not appeared by noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dover
Poston No. 6
Poston Consolidated Coal Co
Herb J. Parker
Lester Bobo
Athens
Leonard Linscott
Millfield
T. FR. Bennett
Bennett
Santa Leaves Negro $100 for Watermelon
Rock Hill news: Frank Walker a 51 year old Negro tenant farmer with a family of 10 received a $100 award from a seed company for growing the largest watermelon last season. The fruit weighed 92 pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rock Hill, &. C
Santa Claus
Frank Walker
Walker
Cobb Wonders How He Rates in New Game Who Am I
Santa Monica note describes social gathering with guests such as Gloria Swanson Hugh Walpole and Constance Collier. The group plays a literary themed game Who Am I challenging host Irvin L Corb and references to enduring “aspic jelly for breakfast” and plans to involve The Literary Digest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cobb
Santa Monica
Calif
Fredric Marshes
Bud Leightons
Johnnie Robinsons
Gloria Swanson
Hugh Walpole
Herbert Marshall
Constance Collier
Frank Lloyd
Literary Digest
Irvin
Corb
Rebels Surrender at Rio Aviation School as Government Pushes On
Loyal government troops forced the surrender of a mutinous group from Battalion 1 at the Rio de Janeiro aviation school. The government then moved to engage the Third Infantry Regiment, recapturing Natal earlier as violence spread from the Northeast. President Getulio Vargas witnessed the surrender and joined troops at Paia Vermelha near Sugar Loaf Mountain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rio DE Janeiro
Brazil
Natal
Rio Grande Do Norte
Villa Militar
Getulio Vargas
Paia Vermelha
Sugar Loaf Mountain
Farmers Must Collect Ruling Upheld By Ohio Supreme Court
The Ohio Supreme Court upholds the sales tax collection requirement on farmers selling in cities. Michael Fox, Akron farmer, must obtain a vendor license and collect tax from customers, challenging the law as applied to farm sales. Funeral services for Ruth Matheny, postponed, now set for Friday at 2 PM in Nelsonville Christian Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio Supreme Court
Appellate Court
Summit County
Michael Fox
Akron
Fox
Charles W. Frank
State Tax Commission
Nelsonville
Ruth Matheny
California
Christian Church
Thanksgiving origins through ancient harvests and feasts
The article traces Thanksgiving back beyond Plymouth to Canaanites and Hebrews with Feast of the Tabernacles, then notes Greek Thesmophoria, Roman Ceresia, and England’s Harvest Home. It cites biblical rites, harvest timings, and festival practices, framing Thanksgiving as a long tradition of gratitude for good harvests across cultures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plymouth
America
Children of Israel
Tabernacles
Demeter
Athens
Rome
Ceres
England
Taxation committee backs income tax and sales tax measures
Columbus AP report: Ohio House Taxation Committee recommended passage of a personal income tax bill and re enactment of the general sales tax. It also proposed a chain store tax, charging units from 5 to 250 dollars with proceeds to schools, despite Governor Davey urging no new taxes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbels
House Taxation Committee
House of Representatives
Columbus
John Lehiata
Sandusky
Wehools
Davey
P. E. Ward
Geauga
Legislature urged to reconvene for relief funds to distressed counties
A four count y delegation asked Governor Davey to recall the legislature to appropriate 430 000 for relief. They oppose the sales tax as proposed, seeking to offset losses by tax service and food exemptions, while school and local government factions press for mandated levy protections and revenue shares.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Davey
Carey
John Q Davey D-Lacard
Dares Davey
Traxler-Kiefer School Foundation
Ward
Bili
Middleport to Build Own Turkey Day Bowl
Middleport plans a new football bowl at the athletic field to host the annual Turkey Day clash with Pomeroy. bleachers will surround the field raising capacity to 3400, with seats moved from Pomeroy High School gym after Sheriff Roscoe Fowler proposed the improvement to handle anticipated record crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middleport
Middlepot
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Valley Five
State Department
Iron Board
Tives
Tstrict
Prompt- Valley
Fed
Owens
Mersing Waters
Ang Or
Associated Press
Ames
Elks Lodge
Bruno Hauptmann
Condon
Guernsey
Cumberland
J. C. Stock
Orange’ Bowl
GOP
Carlenett
Glass Company
Harrisonville
Hopkins
Santa
South America
Aviation
Matheny Rites
Priday
Kathleen Murphy
Vlew
Belle
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