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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 04, 1935

Page

5

Upshaw Attacks Soviet Russia for Propaganda Spread

Former U.S. congressman D. Upshaw, speaking at Nazarene Church in Athens, assails Soviet aides for propaganda and pledge violations. He argues against recognizing a regime that uses pacifism as a facade and warns about Soviet influence on American students. The speech ties to Prohibition repeal debates and national politics.

Athens Ohio Soviet Russia D. Upshaw Tates Ency the Nazarene State Street Russia United States America

District 5 ranked top U S district for projects in Ohio

A letter from W M director in Washington praises Athens district 5 led by Ray No head for admitting projects. Ohio Cotton said the program is the most complete with many applications and excellent information. District 5 is noted for fast processing and has strong state support despite some objections.

No. 5 Athens W. Mirector Washington C. C

Home Remedies Claim Varicose Veins Reduction

Reader advice suggests varicose and enlarged veins may shrink with home treatments. It references visiting a pharmacy or live drug store for an original note of Emerald Ott and notes swelling may lessen after a few days with continued use.

Mary Landis Elected Girls Chairman of Hobby Club

Mary Landis, 16, of Carbondale, is elected girls' chairman of the Hobby Club, a 6500 member youth group sponsored by The Four Leaf Clover of Clover Farm Stores. Landis, member since December 1933, won in a national election with contestants from across the country.

Educators from Prime Institutions to Speak at Ohio University

Ohio University plans an intellectual program for students and townspeople featuring Dr. Edwin Grant Conklin of Princeton as the first speaker in November. Other invited speakers include Dr. Thomas V. Smith of the University of Chicago, Miss Grace Abbott, and Dr. Arthur Compton.

Edwin Grant Conklin Princeton Ohio University Herman G. James Pr. Conklin Bermuda Thomas V. Smith University of Chicago James Grace Abbott School For Social Research Arthur Compton Misa Abbott Children’s Bureau Washington United States

Death of Baxter Ervin at 74 in Hebbardsville

Baxter Ervin 74 died Wednesday morning at his home near Hebbardsville. Survived by widow Lilly E. Ervin and many children in Athens and nearby towns. one son A M Ervin preceded him. Funeral Saturday at 2:30 pm at Hebbardsville Presbyterian Church with Rev Ward Radford officiating. Burial in Hebbardsville Cemetery.

Baxter Ervin Hebbardsville Lilly E. Ervin Mattie Winston Kingston W. Vars Grace Yates Williamsburg W Va John Ervin W. Va Charles James Glen Harold French Earl Arthur Ervin Florence Haning Athens A. M. Ervin Sunlight Ervin Hebbardsville Presbyterian Church Ward Radford Central Avenue M. E Hebbardsville Cemetery

September busiest month for Athens County recorder

The Athens County recorder Mrs. Georgia Kilpatrick reported September 1935 as the busiest month with fees totaling 358.76, up 125.21 from the previous year. Records included 136 oil and gas leases 51 deeds 27 mortgages and 222 chattel mortgages mostly in Waterloo Township and autos as chattel. In Columbus, Dr. Thomas C. McCracken Dr. A. B. Sias and Dr. Harry V. Master visited on university business.

Athens Columbes Thomas C. McCracken College of Education Ohio University A. B. Sias Harry V. Master The Plains School Columbus University

Rufus Putnam tots track Africa war through first grade

Wide awake youngsters at the Rufus Putnam Training School monitor the Italian Ethiopian war through maps and newspaper clippings. First grade led by Miss Mabiel Olsen maintains a news bulletin board while other grades study trees, cavemen, books, and global topics shared by teachers Miss Helen Evans Miss Adelaide Johnson and Miss Mary Ward.

Rufus Putnam Training School Africa Mabiel Olsen Helen Evans Margaret Abel

Athens Grange Hears County Health Talks

Athens Grange heard health talks by Dr J M Higgins county health commissioner and five health department members at the Fair grounds. Miss Ann Morgan and Miss Clara Cavanaugh covered disease control and newborn gonorrheal treatment while Mrs Paul Kimes explained vital statistics. Initiation followed with music readings and stunts by Grange members.

J. M. Higgins Athens County Health Department Athens Grange Fairgrounds Higgins Mias Viola Fell Ann Morgan Clara Cavanaugh Paul Kimes R. L. Marlow Grange J. L. Sewell Elza Graham Carl Friesche George Snyder Bernice McLeod Ss. C. Hartman

Junior High Girl Wins Upshaw Prize

Miss Margaret Prapp, a West Washington Street junior high student, earned a cash Upshaw prize for correctly answering seven questions on the Eighteenth Amendment change. She was the 218th nationwide to do so after the talk by William D. Upshaw on prohibition at the Nazarene Tabernacle. Services Cancelled At Carthage Church Due To Rev. Warner Illness. Regular worship resumes in two weeks.

Margaret Prapp West Washington Street William D. Upshaw Georgia Nazarene Tabernacle United States Howard E. Warner Carthage Presbyterian Church

Bargains on 8 cu ft Westinghouse Refrigerator for sale

Fraternity, family, or restaurant use. Westinghouse 8 cu ft refrigerator refurbished for quick sale. Also available a used 5 cu ft model.

Westinghouse

Athens Woman Dies at 74 Following Thursday Night

Mrs. James Burnfield, aged 74, of Athens, died Thursday evening. She was born October 16, 1870, taught in Rome and Ames Township, and married James Burnfield in 1896. Survived by husband and daughter Mrs Rolley Cozzens, plus a brother A L Maxwell. Funeral 2 p.m. Saturday at Jagers Funeral Home. Burial in West Union Street Cemetery.

James Burnfield Athens Jagers Minnie Maxwell Thomas E Elizabeth McKee Maxwell Burnfield Athens High School Ohio University Rome Ames Township First Methodist Episcopal Church A. B. Riker Rolley Cozzens A.L. Maxwell Canton Nina West Union Street

Rev Fox to preach three Sunday sermons

The Rev. Charles Fox will preach Sunday at Lottridge at 10 30 a m at the Asbury M EB Church at 2 30 PM and at the Tuppers Plains AB Church at 7 30 PM on the topic The Great Opportunity Sunday School gathers at Lottridge and at Tuppers Plains at 9 30 AM

Fox Charles Fox Lottridge Asbury M. EB Tuppers Plains A. EB Tuppers Plaina

Coldest Night This Fall Reports 31 Degrees in Athens District

The Athens District recorded its coldest night of the season with the temperature dropping to 31 degrees as observed by Mrs. C N France. By noon the temperature reached 58 degrees and forecasters expect another cold night with fair skies and continued chill tomorrow.

Athens C. N. France

Services Held for Mrs Ada V McKitrick

Funeral services were held Thursday at 10 a.m. at the Alexander Presbyterian Church for Mrs Ada Armstrong McKitrick widow of W E McKitrick. She was a member of the Armstrong family at Hebbardsville and sister of the first wife of the late J D Brown. Additional services were held in Nashville at the home of Mrs McKitrick's nephew with Rev A Y Wilcox in charge.

Alexander Presbyterian Church Ada Armstrong MecKitrick Nashville

New Castor Bean Plant Champion Emerges in Shade

Mrs Paul Jeffers of Shade Route 1 grows a castor bean plant reaching 11 feet 4 inches with a leaf 37 inches wide. Her entry surpasses Mrs L M Inman of Nelsonville by four inches in height and seven inches in leaf spread in the local contest.

Paul Jeffers L. M. Inman Nelsonville

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