Albany District Terles Two Mill Levy Vote Tuesday
Albany Consolidated School District voters go to the polls Tuesday for a special election on a two mill operating levy for two years to secure an $11 000 annual state equalization fund share. Six absentee ballots have been cast. The levy would restore operating funds and help retire district debt from a condemned grade school repair.
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Albany
Alexander West
M. H. Macfarlan
Macfarlan
Talk On Positive Personality From Ohio University
Dr. James R. Patrick of Ohio University Psychology Department will speak on How To Achieve a Positive Personality at the Older Youth Conference on the Ohio University campus Tuesday night Nov. 30. About 75 representatives from Southeast District counties are expected at the event under the auspices of the county extension agents Prof. E A Taylor and Alpha Kappa Delta. After dinner at University Cafeteria the group will convene in Filis Hall at 7 30 for Dr. Patrick's address discussion groups open forum and informal recreation.
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James R. Patrick
Ohio University
E. A. Taylor
Alpha Kappa Delta
Filis Hall
Patrick
Dr. Patrick
Ohio Alumna Helen Cross Dies After Surgery
Helen Murphey Cross, 34, of Defiance and Columbus, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. E. L. Murphey, died Sunday in a Defiance hospital after a surgical operation. Survived by husband Glen Cross and her parents, she was an Ohio University graduate and Chi Omega. Funeral plans include Athens relatives and will likely be held in Columbus.
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Helen Murphey Cross
E. L. Murphey
Columbus
Defiance
Athens
F. R. Murphey
Athens County
Ohio University
Chi Omega Sorority
Youngstown
Cross
Soil Leaders To Be Named At County Assembly
The board of directors of the County Soil Conservation Committee will elect a county chairman vice chairman third member and secretary treasurer at a Tuesday meeting in the Athens Grange Hall. After the election all township committeemen will receive instruction from H M Leinaker on the 1938 conservation program.
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County Soil Conservation Committee
Athens
H. M. Leinaker
South East
Help Kidneys Dont Take Drastic Drugs
An early promotional notice urges kidney care and warns against drastic medicines. It touts Cystex as a remedy that works in three hours and guarantees satisfaction or money back, encouraging readers to contact their doctor and local pharmacist.
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The
Ox Co
Skywriting Over Athens Details Transcontinental Flight Lesson
Seventy-year-old Bernarr MacFadden describes his non stop New York to Miami flight in Liberty noting flying is safer than driving journalism business travel. The piece also covers aviation feats by Dr J T Sprague and pilots Jim O Leary and Larry Herron along with industry updates from TWA and Aeronca Corp to be aired on WLW next month.
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AL Knouff
New York
Miami
Daily News
Liberty
Bernarr MacFadden
MacFadden
TWA
Athens
Woodgerd
Jim O'Leary
Zaleski
Larry Herron
Aeronautical Corporation of America
Aeronca
WLW
Officers Attend Dedication of Athens Barracks
Corporal Joseph Grogan and Patrolman H D Henery of the Athens State Highway Patrol attended the dedication of a new 60 000 police barracks at Cambridge Sunday. A parade followed the ceremony. Logan school buses were inspected today by Patrolman W R McDade for mechanical defects.
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Joseph Grogan
H. D. Henery
Athens State Highway Patrol
Cambridge
Logan
W. R. McDade
Toads Valued At $20 Each As Pest Destroyers
The estimate places value on toads used to combat cutworms, with each toad valued at twenty dollars annually for pest control.
Precaution urged to prevent scarlet fever and diphtheria
Athens County health commissioner Dr J M Higgins says scarlet fever and diphtheria are widespread but not alarming. Eight scarlet fever and two diphtheria cases exist in Lodi Canaan Rome Troy and Carthage Townships with Troy reporting a new scarlet fever case. Schools in Troy Township may reopen next Tuesday after closures.
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Athens County
J. M. Higgins
Lodi
Canaan
Rome
Troy
Carthage
Troy Township
Township School Board
Higgins
Health Department
County Health Department
County Relief Center Moved To Dias Place
Athens County relief headquarters relocate to the Ben Dias Building at 203 W. Washington St. Three large first floor offices accommodate more files and equipment. WPA offices move from Flatiron Building to Mechanicsburg or W. Washington St. New quarters likely in old Mechanicsburg school.
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Athens County Relief
Ben Dias
Washington St
WPA
Fred C. Shafer
Shafer
Mill and
State Sts
Mechanicsburg
W. Washington St
Mill St
HK. L. Steenrod
Holiday Fire Caution Issued For Athens Businesses
Fire Marshal Harry Dalton warns Athens merchants and homeowners to guard against fire during Christmas. Careful insulation of electric window displays and tree decorations is advised. Stores should clear rubbish basements of wrapping paper and boxes, and candles must be kept away from drapes and hangings to prevent fires.
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Athens
Harry Dalton
Pleads Guilty in Disturbing the Peace Case
James M. Jackson of New Marsh field pleaded guilty Sunday to disturbing the peace and was fined $5 and costs by Mayor Len B. McCune. Jackson was arrested by night police in a West Union Street restaurant.
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James M. Jackson
New Marshfield
Len B. McCune
Jackson
W. Union St
Concrete Progress at Izaak Walton League Dam
Work on the Waterloo Township dam project by the Izaak Walton League is progressing steadily. Harry Dalton, an active member, said construction workers were ready to pour concrete this morning. Most preliminary dam work has been finished.
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Waterloo Township
Izaak Walton League
Harry Dalton
Alkire and Niggemeyer Enter Sheltering Arms Hospital
Mr Albert Alkire of Albany and Mr Raymond Niggemeyer of Guysville were admitted to Sheltering Arms Hospital Sunday for medical treatment.
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Albert Alkire
Albany
Raymond Niggemeyer
Guysville
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Athens men arraigned for intoxication in mayoral court
Len B McCune presided as Leslie Mansfield pleaded guilty to intoxication and was fined 50 dollars plus costs. Jack Kins and Harley Brown, both of Athens, also pleaded guilty to intoxication and were committed to jail in default of fines of 10 dollars and costs.
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Len B. McCune
Leslie Mansfield
Athens
Jack Kins
Harley Brown
Telescopic Mouth Snaps Up Prey in Sand Smelt
The sand smelt has a telescopic mouth that shoots out as it nears prey, quickly snapping it up. This rapid strike aids feeding in its sandy habitat.
Creomulsion Promises Quick Relief for Coughs and Colds
An advertisement touts Creomulsion as the potent remedy for coughs chest colds and bronchial irritation. It claims to reach the seat of trouble soothe inflamed membranes loosen phlegm and promises a refund if not satisfied after the first bottle. The ad instructs purchasing the genuine Creomulsion with no hyphen in the name.
Ford introduces De Luxe and Standard V eight sedans for 1938
Ford markets two designs with 60 hp and 85 hp V8 options in Standard and De Luxe lines. Prices range from 599 to 904 dollars with included features such as bumpers, spare wheel, tires, cigar lighter and headlight beam indicator. De Luxe adds extra tail light wiper sun visor and clock at no extra charge.
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Ord
Ford
Tudor
Fordor
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Sportsman Pilot
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Athens Post
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Funeral Home
County Relief Center
Dias Place
Flatiron
Marshal Dalton
Mother Gray
Druggsta
Mother Gray CO
LeRoy, N.Y
IWO
LUXE
Reraxis
Fred R. Beasley
Nelsonville
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