Frank Phillips Named Chairman for Athens Community Chest Drive
Frank Phillips was named chairman of the Athens Community Chest Drive. Knights Templar from Athens Commandery No. 15 plan to attend the Grand Commandery of Ohio Conclave in Columbus with a parade set for tomorrow at 2:30 p.m. Local Sir Knights will travel by automobile or meet at the temple at 9 a.m. for car transportation.
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Athens Messenger
Athens, Ohio
SDAY
Frank Phillips
Athens Community Chest Drive
Athens
Knights Templar
Grand Commandery of
Ohio
Columbus
R. J. Studer
Four Trustees Selected at Athens Community Chest Meeting
Frank W. Phillips was named chairman of the Community Chest campaign as the Athens Community Welfare Association elected four new trustees for two-year terms: Paul Cotton E F Sells H C Pendry and Mrs Rufus Hopkins. The meeting noted 683 scout hours and 1000 county hours served, plus various drives and programs by the YWCA Red Cross and Girl Scouts.
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Frank W. Phillips
Ohio Fuel Gas Co
Community Chest
Athens Community Welfare Association
Paul Cotton
E. F. Sells
H. C. Pendry
Rufus Hopkins
E. A. Hansen
Elsie Druggan
Fred McKay
Joseph Stratton
Athens
YWCA
Red Cross
Community Welfare Association
A. B. Sias
H. Westcott Roach
McKay
Plains
Glouster
Amesville
New Marshfield
Buchtel
Stratton
T. M. Wolfe
Tuller
Miners Local Presents $90 Purse to Foreman Lile Dabritz
The Miners Local No 2199 United Mine Workers awarded Lile Dabritz inside foreman at Black Diamond Coal Co Lathrop a $90 purse for efficiency and cooperation. Dabritz left work September 30 due to ill health.
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United Mine Workers
Lile Dabritz
Athens
Black Diamond Coal Co
Lathrop
Dabritz
Covert Chosen As President of Ohio Board
B M Covert Athens optometrist and member of the State Board of Optometry was elected president at a Columbus meeting. S L Brown Toledo elected secretary. Clement B Edgar Cleveland retires as president and Harry J Hanold Lima retires as secretary. The board, created in 1919, has five year terms and appoints examiners for Ohio optometrists in June and November. It also acts as a court to revoke or suspend licenses with aid from the attorney general.
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B. M. Covert
Athens
State Board of Optometry
Columbus
S. L. Brown
Toledo
Clement B. Edgar
Cleveland
Harry J. Hanold
Lima
Covert
Senate
Ohio
Attorney General's Office
T. H. Neutzling Dies After 25 Years Here
Theodore H. Neutzling aged 54 of 264 East State Street died Monday after three months of illness. He was a stockholder and employee of Athens Steam Laundry for 25 years. Survived by wife Gertrude, three sons Paul Scott and Harry all of Athens, daughter Hazel of Athens, three sisters Mrs W S Southerton of Athens and Mrs Lucy Bevelheimer and Mrs Minnie Senfreit of Columbus, four brothers Joseph and Albert of Columbus Charles of Huntington W Va and Ben of Pomeroy. Funeral Wednesday at 3 pm at Jagers Funeral Home conducted by Rev EF Cole with burial in Hebbardsville. Friends may call at the funeral home.
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Theodore H. Neutzling
E. State St
Athens
Neutzling
Gertrude
Paul
Scott
Harry
Hazel
W. S. Southerton
Lucy Bevelheimer
Minnie Senfreit
Columbus
Jesse Wiseman Rites To Be on Wednesday
Funeral services for Jesse Wiseman age 64 who was found dead in his Meigs County home will be held Wednesday afternoon at two o'clock at Dowler and Ferguson Funeral Home. Burial will follow at Nelson Cemetery in Meigs County. Wiseman lived alone and died Sunday night from a heart ailment. He leaves his mother Mrs. Tressa Wiseman of Bellefontaine two brothers Charles of Toledo and O W Wiseman of Rutland a son Ralph of Cardington and several nieces and nephews.
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Jesse Wiseman
Herrold Ave
Dowler and Ferguson
Lester Stanley
Nelson
Meigs County
Wiseman
A. L. Pritchard
Births and admissions reported at Sheltering Arms area hospitals
At Sheltering Arms Hospital on Sunday births were recorded to Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Cunningham of 21 Raymond Drive and Mr. and Mrs. Harold Oggs of 6 Coulson Ave. Mrs. Hazel Stump of Carbondale underwent major surgery Monday. Norman Buchan of 12 Ohio Ave. was admitted Sunday evening for medical treatment. Mrs. Helena Whaley of Albany was noted. Margaret Clymer of Albany had an emergency appendectomy Monday. Marshall Ward of Chauncey was admitted Monday for a fractured left leg after being between a car and a coal wall in the Smith Brothers Mine at Jacksonville. Mrs. Dora Droz of Athens was admitted for medical observation Monday night. Mrs. Mozette Ralston of Cheshire, Mrs. Anna McAfee of Millfield Route 1, and Mary Louise Chaney of Dexter were released from the hospital.
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Sheltering Arms Hospital
Hugh Cunningham
Raymond Drive
Harold Oggs
Coulson Ave
Hazel Stump
Carbondale
Norman Buchan
Ohio Ave
Helena Whaley
Albany
Margaret Clymer
Marshall Ward
Chauncey
Smith Brothers
Jacksonville
Dora Droz
Athens
Mozette Ralston
Cheshire
Anna McAfee
Millfield
Mary Louise Chaney
Dexter
Willis Rose arraigned for intoxication in Richland Ave case
Willis Rose of Richland Avenue was fined five dollars and costs after arraignment before Mayor Cliff Cornell on intoxication charges. The arrest occurred Monday night on South Court Street by Police Fire Leslie Bradfield and Fred James.
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Willis Rose
Richland Ave
Cliff Cornell
S. Court St
Leslie Bradfield
Fred James
Athens council endorses several traffic changes plan
Mayor Cliff Cornell and Service Director Bart Davidson urged traffic reforms including a traffic light at the Post Office intersection of Union and Congress Streets and a one way westbound lane on E Union Street. Parking shift on State Street to the north side aims to protect children en route to East Side School.
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Cliff Cornell
Bart Davidson
Union
Congress Sts
Athens
Foster B. Cornwell
Cornell
State St
E. Union St
University Terrace
Stewart St
University
Water and Service Department
University Elementary Training School
Union St
Council
Question Not War Peace But Democracy OU Tells Question
Spencer D. Irwin associate editor of The Cleveland Plain Dealer spoke at an Ohio University convocation. He argued the real question is whether America can retain its democratic form of government amid war and tyranny. He warned that totalitarian forces could rise if Hitler wins and noted Russia fights for its country. He explained Britain lacks invasion equipment and relies on European uprisings for future strength.
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America
Spencer D. Irwin
The
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Ohio University
Irwin
Mary Elizabeth Lasher
Ohio University Post
United States
Hitler
Russia
Great Britain
Germany
England
Europe
Mercury Hits 92 for Out-of-Season Mark in Athens
Athens recorded an out-of-season heat spike reaching 92 degrees with a cooler 85 by late morning and 65 last night. Experts cite Gulf of Mexico air mass as the cause while a northwest cold air push may end the wave. The Cherokee alphabet contains 86 letters.
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Athens
C. L. Dow
Ohio University
Gulf of Mexico
McKay Speaks on Career at Athens Rotary Club
Fred M. McKay contract agent for the Columbus and Southern Ohio Electric Co spoke before the Athens Rotary Club yesterday. He described his life before Athens including mining camps in Colorado and time with the Santa Fe Railroad. McKay joined the electric company in 1917 and has worked in its power engineering department, dealing with city and town officials in rate engineering across Southern Ohio.
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Fred M. McKay
Columbus & Southern Ohio Electric Co
Athens
Ohio
Route 56 Opened While Route 682 Closes for Week
State Route 56 was opened for traffic today after resurfacing work finished. Route 682 through The Plains will be closed this afternoon and remain shut for the rest of the week as maintenance on that highway begins, per the Athens State Highway Department superintendent.
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Plains
State
Athens
Giant plant growth reported in McArthur visit
Mrs. Harry L. Wise visited her mother Mrs Harley Gill in McArthur and reports a cas tor bean plant at her mother's home growing 14 feet high with a width of 8 and a half inches and leaves 25 inches wide.
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Harry L. Wise
Morris Ave
Harley Gill
McArthur
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