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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Nov 30, 1937

Page

5

Christmas Decor Lights Up Athens Streets for Christmas

Christmas moves into Athens as streets fill with pine trees and plans for colored lights. The Elks Lodge, the Athens Retail Merchants Association, Columbus and Southern Ohio Electric Co, and Robert Kelley fund and organize tree placements along Court Street, W Union Street, the railroad, President Street and South Bridge. Five Elks members cut 800 trees from Kelley farm for light standards. electric decorations go up tomorrow under the electric company.

Elks Lodge Athens Retail Merchants Association Columbus and Southern Ohio Electric Co Robert Kelley Near Cutler Iks Lodge Kelley Athens Lumber Co Stedman Co Roy Pierce John Kircher Alex Moore Harry Graham Rolland Ruth Athens Mr. Kelley Bridge Court St W. Union St President St South Bridge Electric Company

Salvation Army Leader Visits Athens Corps For Audit Praise

Brigadier Fred Malpass, head of the Southeastern Ohio Division, declared the local Athens Salvation Army corps in excellent condition after an audit. He commended the advisory board led by L. W. Roberts and the corps officers Adjt. and Mrs. Ronald Irwin for progress in Athens. Malpass scheduled a January celebration and noted sturdy welfare and religious work in step with larger communities. He was joined by Mrs. Malpass and Adjt. William Parkins. Separately, Troy Township schools remain closed for the week due to scarlet fever per the county health office.

Fred Malpass Cincinnati Southeastern Ohio Salvation Army Army L. W. Roberts Salvation Army Corps Adjt Ronald Irwin Athens Athens Corps Malpass Mr. Roberts Brigadier Malpass William Parkins Young People's Troy Troy Township County Health Office

Sleeplessness Steals Beauty and Constipation Link

An ad claims sleeplessness dulls appearance and links it to constipation. It urges regular elimination, touts Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a gentle laxative that stimulates bile without harsh drugs, and notes prices 15 80 and 60 cents.

Canal expert to speak at Hock-Hocking District Scout dinner

Charles E. Wood of Cincinnati, a veteran construction engineer and longtime Boy Scout supporter, will address Scouters and wives at the Church of Christ in Nelsonville Thursday at 6 15 PM. Wood led Panama Canal project work and has directed major jobs in Europe, South America, and the United States as deputy regional executive of Region Four.

Charles E. Wood Cincinnati Hock-Hocking Church of Christ, Nelsonville Wood Gutan Panama Canal British Isles Europe South America United States Mr. Wood Boy Scouts Michigan Rotary Club

Methodist Epworth League Festival Raises Funds at Stewart

The sub district Booth Festival of Methodist Epworth Leagues at Stewart drew praise for cups donations and skits. Central Ave Athens led with 72.09 in canned goods and cash, Guysville followed at 72.49, and First Church Athens contributed over 40. Total contributions reached about 256 with prizes awarded to leagues meeting set goals for the Methodist Children's Home and White Cross Hospital.

Guysville Central Ave. M. E Athens Booth Stewart M. E. Church Methodist Children’s Home Worthington White Cross Hospital Columbus Central Ave., League Guysville League First Church Rome High School Albany T. A. Ballinger W. G. Seaman A. H. Beckett First Central Ave Coolville E. B. Dean J. N. Rice Hamden J. C. Deeds Nelsonville W. P. Clark W. J. Miller Naomi E. Rawn Reynoldsburg Chillicothe Epworth Stewart Church Good Fellowship R. E. Bayliff Wesley Foundation Rawn H. D. Bollinger Chicago Methodist Church Amabel Haller Chillicothe District W. H. Bright, Jr Pomeroy

225 Tested in War Against Tuberculosis

225 children in 15 Athens County schools were examined in tuberculin skin tests conducted by the Athens County Tuberculosis and Health Association with support from the State and County Health Departments and school officials. Tests were free. funds came from Christmas Seals. Dr. W. J. Smith led the testing and will review results Wednesday. more clinics are planned next week in additional schools.

Athens County Tuberculosis and Health Association W. J. Smith Bureau of Tuberculosis State Department of Health Athens County Public Health Millfield Chauncey Glouster Stewart Canaanville Mechanicsburg the Plains Greens Run Jacksonville Trimble Oakdale McLeish Hollister Smith Albany Coolville Lottridge Shade, Mineral Carbondale New Marshfield Buchtel Amesville

Kelley Talks On Publicity For Colleges

Ohio University faculty member Dana Kelley told Athens Rotary Club that college publicity rests on substantial achievements and campus goods not flashy window displays. He said faculty and student activities draw reader interest, athletic hype aids spirit, and students accurately convey their alma mater to others.

Dana Kelley Ohio University Athens Rotary Club Kelley University

Nelsonville Pastor to Address Athens Elks Memorial

Rev. Lloyd Evans of Nelsonville Presbyterian Church will speak at the Athens Elks memorial service in the Athens lodge rooms next Sunday at 2 PM. Tonight at the Elks Lodge Charles L Haslop of Newark will conduct the annual inspection and a class of candidates will be initiated.

Lloyd Evans Nelsonville Presbyterian Church Elks Athens Lodge The Elks Lodge Charles L. Haslop Newark

Patrol Tests For Driver Permits At County Fairgrounds

The State Highway Patrol will hold tests for drivers licenses at the Athens County fairgrounds on Thursday December 2 from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. for residents with temporary permits. Examinations resume Friday December 3 from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. at the Logan fairgrounds for Hocking County drivers.

State Highway Patrol Athens County Fairgrounds Athens Hocking County Fairgrounds Logan

Cold Weather Slows Work On District Construction

C R Arnold Athens district NRS clerk cites adverse weather delaying about a half dozen projects in Athens Meigs and Gallia Counties. Low temperatures hinder cement pours forcing skeleton crews on grading and fill while private placement declines after a district reorganization.

C. D. Arnold District National Reemployment Service Athens Meigs Gallia Arnold Carpenter St. Repair Ath

Back Taxes Paid as County Publishes Delinquent List

Athens County Treasurer John Preston reports strong response to state mandated notice of delinquent real estate taxes. Since the list announcement 94 payments totaling over 2000 have been received and over 5000 more paid since half-year tax collections closed. Deadline for payment to remove property from list is December 15.

Athens County John Preston C. O. Gibson

SUSTAINS HEAD CUTS IN CRASH NEAR SHADE

A Route 31 collision near Shade at 5 45 pm Monday left Harley Blair with severe head lacerations after his northbound car sideswiped W E Williams of Pomeroy. Blair's car overturned in a swamp, Williams uninjured. Blair taken to Sheltering Arms Hospital. Blair's car ruined and Williams' damage put at 50 dollars.

Shade Harley Blair N. Shannon Ave W. E. Williams Pomeroy Blair Williams Auto Sheltering Arms Hospital Williams

Head of Credit Bureau Talks Before Kiwanis

Oscar Fulton, manager of the Athens Credit Bureau, spoke at the Athens Kiwanis Club in Hotel Berry last night. He said the bureau has been operating six months with over 7,000 references on Athens area residents and more than 50 local firms participating. The service protects merchants from poor credit risks and tracks individuals with good credit. Guests Roy Dupler and G. E. Ashwill attended.

Athens Credit Bureau Athens Kiwanis Club Hotel Berry Oscar Fulton Fulton Athens

Local residents seek care at Sheltering Arms Hospital

At Sheltering Arms Mr Joseph Morgan of Millfield and Mrs Woodroe Tippie of The Plains entered Sheltering Arms Hospital for medical treatment on Monday. Mrs Grace Beckett of 75 Central Avenue underwent a major surgical operation at the hospital Monday morning.

Joseph Morgan Millfield Woodroe Tippie the Plains Sheltering Arms Hospital Grace Beckett Central Avenue

Drunk Driver Sent to Jail in Athens Court

Tony McKnight 23 of Nelsonville pled guilty to driving while intoxicated in Athens Common Pleas Court and received 30 days in jail six month driving suspension and 50 dollar fine plus costs. Charles H. Chappell 34 of Harrisonville was jailed on a similar charge in Smith Street. A subsequent note reports a K T Crossen Post American Legion meeting at 73 S Court St Wednesday at 7 PM.

Tony McKnight Nelsonville Athens Harrisonville Smith St State Highway Patrol Chappell K. T. Crossen The American Legion S. Court St

Mrs. Daugherty Urges Tuberculosis Fight at Athens High

Ruth Daugherty from Nelsonville spoke at the Athens County Health and Tuberculosis Association assembly at Athens High School urging students to buy Christmas Seals to fund TB work. Parents received notices for tuberculin testing next week, with a doctor from the State Health Department conducting the tests. Dwight Riley led the program, Donna Gaitten announced band ticket sales for a Dec. 9 10 showing to fund equipment, and Franklin Blackford presented The History of Tuberculosis.

Ous Ruth Daugherty Nelsonville Athens County Health and Tuberculosis Association State Health Department Dwight Riley Donna Gaitten Athens Franklin Blackford

Capitol Dome Painted With 43 Pounds Of Paint

About 43 pounds of paint are used to coat the Capitol dome in Washington. The project requires 35 men and takes three months to finish.

Eleanor Holm Jarrett Billy Rose New York San Francisco Rose Eleanor Capitol Washington

Athens National Guard Unit Holds Inspection

The Headquarters Company of the Second Battalion 166th Infantry Ohio National Guard was inspected at the Armory last night by Major Robert H. Drake. Sgt. Oliver P. Downey led formation and Lt. Harold Chadwick dismissed the guardsmen.

166Th Infantry Ohio National Guard Robert H. Drake Zanesville Oliver P. Downey Drake Harold Chadwick

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