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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 01, 1930

Page

6

Marketing system for farmers urged by McKelvie speech

Samuel R. McKelvie, board member of the Federal Farm Board, urged in a read speech that the farm sector must organize a marketing system owned and controlled by farmers. He questioned farmer rights to control distribution and sale of farm produce and noted producers’ cost efficiency and its effect on volume.

Chicago U.P Federal Farm Board Samuel R. McKelvie Illinois Manufacturers’ Costs Association McKelvie Washington

Teachers Meet Saturday at Athens County Institute

An Athens County Teachers Institute will gather Saturday in Ewing Hall at Ohio University. Rev. A Y Wilcox leads devotion, Mabelle R McBride provides music, and Dr E F Bryan, president of Ohio University, delivers the morning address. Department head leaders include Cora Dennis, Alex Root, Bernice Carter, W Hall, and C H Copeland. Prof C E Cooper discusses Modern Geography in the New Education and B A Aughinbaugh presents an illustrated lecture What to See in Ohio.

Athens County Teachers Institute Ewing Hall Ohio University Alex Root Athens County Schools A. Y. Wilcox Mabelle R. McBride FE. B. Bryan Cora Dennis Bernice Carter W. ©. Hall C. H. Copeland C. E. Cooper Ohio B. A. Aughinbaugh Ohio Department of Education

New York Republicans Democrats Face Law Enforcement Party

The Republican and Democratic parties in New York State, both backing repeal of the Eighteenth Amendment, confront a new third party headed by Prof. Robert P. Carroll of Syracuse University. The Law Enforcement Party represents militant dry organizations aiming to influence state politics.

New York U.P New York State Robert P. Carroll Syracuse University

Two Men Fined for Illegal Hunting in Athens County

Norman Lowry and Dwight Coffman of Trimble Township pleaded guilty to hunting out of season and without a license at arraignment before Magistrate C. H. Porter. Each man was fined $25 and costs per count. Affidavits were sworn by B. T. LeFever, fish and game commissioner of Athens County.

Norman Lowry Dwight Coffman Trimble Township C. H. Porter B. T. LeFever Fish and Game Athens County

Heiress Engaged to Marion Physician's Son

Miss Jean De Wolfe heiress and granddaughter of the late Mrs. Warren G. Harding announces her engagement to David J. Morgan son of Dr. E F Morgan Marion physician This union ties a large share of former President Harding and Mrs Harding estates to the couple through Miss De Wolfe and her brother George

Marion Jean Dewolfe Warren G. Harding David 3. Morgan EF. H. Morgan Harding

Lawson Family travels after fatal Clarksburg crash

Mr and Mrs G C Lawson depart for Clarksburg W Va after being summoned by the death of their son in law Howard M Fawley who died from injuries in an automobile accident. Mrs Fawley Leota Lawson a former Athens County health nurse, Mildred Holmes leaves for Cincinnati to study at Good Samaritan Hospital. Mrs Mary A Pryburger returns from a six week visit to relatives in Missouri Illinois and Iowa. Progressive Class Richland Avenue Church to hold a sociable Thursday at 7 20 in the class room.

G. C. Lawson Clarksburg W. Va Howard M. Fawley E. A. Holmes North Cemetery Street Mildred Holmes Cincinnati The Good Samaritan Hospital Mary A. L’ryburger Missouri Illinois Iowa Richland Avenue Church Athens Robert French Marion French Robert

Farm students learn at Ohio plants nearby

Vocational agriculture instruction is given for Smith-Hughes students at Washington County Experiment Farm near Barlow and for Athens, Vinton, and Meigs counties at Southeastern Test Farm near Carpenter. Lecturers describe alfalfa trials, crop seeding, variety tests, and sheep feeding experiments. essays by students may win prizes.

Smith-Hughes Washington County Barlow Athens Vinton Meigs Carpenter M. Bachtel J. C. Hartman J. C. Cutler L. Kaufman Ohio State University Carpenter Farm

Toledo Woman’s Gratitude Aids Drugstore Murder Suspect Arrest

A Toledo woman found intoxicated downtown and aided home by police led to a tip about a man who boasted of killing Perrysburg druggist Wilbert Livingston. Patrolmen Halteman and Best recalled the boast and a 29-year-old former Toledo hospital interne was later arrested on January 11.

Toledo U.R Perrysburg Charles Halteman Archie Best Wilbert Livingston L'Oledo Hospital

Lynch killer Clark dies after mob kidnapping in Bartow

John Willie Clark, described as Black, confessed killer of Police Chief Joe B Jenkins was slain by a mob of about 100 masked men who stormed Bartow County jail, dragged him a mile away and hanged him from a telephone pole.

Cartersville John Willie Clark Joe B. Jenkins Bartow County Clark

Miller couple announce daughter Mary Anne born in Columbus

Mr and Mrs W G Miller of Columbus announce the birth of a daughter, Mary Anne, at White Cross Hospital. The date given appears incorrect as September 36.

W. G. Miller Frances Lawson Columbus Mary Anne White Cross Hospital

Athens Passes Busy Few Days as Residents Travel and News Emerges

Mrs R J Berry of Windsay Athens visitor to Columbus and hotel stay noted. James Devlin leaves Athens for Charleston to join General Motors Acceptance. Breinig family returns from Washington trip with George Washington Medical School link. Robert French, 12, dies in Marion after illness. family linked to Athens. Girl Scout Council to meet in Worstell Building. Louise Daggett visiting Columbus with relatives.

R. J. Berry Mary Dodge Windsay Athens Columbus Berry Hotel Berry James Devlin Ateller Athens National Bank Charleston W. Va General Motors Acceptance Corporation Charles P. Breinig Mary Breinig Arthur Bennett Washington D. C Robert Evans George Washington Medical School M Evans Ohio University Breinig Edwin Gableman Cincinnati Enquirer

Albany School Board Seeks High Court Review

The Albany Consolidated School District board will appeal Judge Darby’s mandamus order to reopen Golden School. The dispute centers on funding and the loss of state aid if reopened, with other districts undecided on appeals. The State Board supports centralized schools and offers financial aid.

Board of Education Albany Consolidated School Court of Appeals J. M. Darby Vinton County Darby Golden Willow Creek South Canaan State Board of Education

Horst Wounded Uncle of Melvin Horst Loses Arm

Roy Horst a former village marshal and uncle of notable kidnapping figure Melvin Horst was wounded when a shotgun misfired while cleaning it. He had his left arm amputated at Massillon Hospital and his condition was reported fair with expected hospital stay.

Melvin Horst Orrville U.P Roy Horst Ohio Massillon Hospital Horst

Jack Donahue Dies at Home of Heart Disease

Star of American musical comedy Jack Donahue dies at his New York home from heart disease. A leading Broadway figure he had starred in major musical shows and was praised as perhaps the best dancer in musical comedy. He frequently appeared opposite Marilyn Miller and Lily Damita.

New York Jack Donahue Donahue Broadway Marilyn Miller Lily Damita

Arrest of Joe Korak Tightens Chicken Ring Case

Authorities say they have rounded up all but one member of a chicken stealing ring after the arrest of 14 year old Joe Korak of Hoytville. The group is alleged to have operated in five counties and involved four persons.

Napoleon U.P Joe Korak Hoytville

Mother Held After Body Found in Ohio River

In Marietta Ohio a three year old boy Garland Bailey was found dead in the Ohio River near Friendly West Virginia. His mother Mrs Eva Bailey James Dunn and Clyde McBee all of Matamoras Washington County were arrested in Middlebourne West Virginia. Autopsy showed the child was killed before being thrown into the river with no water in the lungs. Mrs Bailey says she and the boy were thrown from a boat and she swam to an island. Clothing found on the river bank 75 feet from the body.

West Virginia

Company Denies Rumors of Labor Troubles

Youngstown Sheet & Tube Company issued an official denial of labor trouble rumors calling them absurd and ridiculous. President Frank Parnell attributed the reports to irresponsible persons and said the company is not importing machine guns or ammunition for an employee uprising.

Youngstown U.R Youngstown Sheet & Tube Company Frank Parnell

Vinol Claimed to Help Thin Child Gain Weight

A father praises Vinol for making his 7 year old son eat better and gain 15 pounds after taking the product. The ad claims Vinol provides iron and calcium with cod liver peptone and notes quick results, appealing to thin or nervous children and adults. Gibson's Pharmacy Nelsonville Gem Pharmacy are listed as suppliers.

J. F. Andres Gibson’s Pharmacy Nelsonville Gem Pharmacy

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