Youths enter CCC enrollment as relief aid shifts in Athens
Monthly distribution funded by relief agencies funds Youths aged 17 to 28 from relief families join the Civilian Conservation Corps in Athens. The program pays 25 dollars per month per camp unit, with 434 Athens County youths participating. Names of enrollees include Charles W Barron Nelson W Burchfield Andrew L Draper and others. This fall enrollment may be the last, though no official notification has been issued.
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Athens
Shaffer
Athens County
Ccc
Fehas
Yes
H. M. Spang
FERA
Truck Driver in Lancaster Faces Charge After Patrol Stop
An unidentified truck driver with Baking Company plates was stopped by state troopers along a Westcamp route near Nelson Avenue at night. Authorities say a charge will be filed Friday at the magistrate, with T. R. Bennett presiding, following the stop at the driver’s home.
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Lancaster
R Baking Company
State Highway Patrol
Richardson
Nelsonay
Ann
Westcamp
T. R. Bennett
Call for delegates to form miners burial fund
A call issued today by Local Union No. 1205 Millfield invites delegates from all mine locals in Hocking and Sunday Creek Valleys to a meeting in Millfield Friday night October 11. Ralph Dean as chair and Clarence Willis as secretary urge formation of a district burial fund for retired and disabled miners.
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Millfield
Ralph Dean
Clarence Willis
Hocking
Sunday Creek
Albany to Organize New Boy Scout Troop
J W Long announces a new Boy Scout troop to be started in Albany sponsored by the Wednesday Club. Scoutmaster D W Hoffee and an Ohio University trainee will lead the troop. committee members include Henry Reeder and others. Schedule changes set monthly District Council and Court of Honor meetings with a December Scoutmasters meeting planned at Roy Dupler Lodge.
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Albany
J. W. Long
Henry Reeder
M. H. Mitchell
T. W. Coe
Lowell Chase
M. H. Macfarlan
D. W. Hoffee
Ohio University
Long
Samford
Clarence D. Samford
Athens
County Court of Honor
E. Dowell
District Council
Board of Review
Nelsonville
Court of Honor
Aso
Roy Dupler
Athens County
Presbyterian Students Banquet Tonight With Westminster Fellowship
The Presbyterian Church hosts a 6 p.m. Recognition Banquet for new Presbyterian students. Robert Loyer will preside as toastmaster with Miss Rowena Kesler and Rev. A T Clark as speakers. Music by the Pace Trio.
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Presbyterian Preference
Presbyterian Church
Westminster Fellowship
Robert Loyer
Presdent
James R. Giauque Dies in New York City
James R. Giauque, 46, a New York Times cable desk staffer and former China correspondent, died in New York City Wednesday night. A familiar visitor to Athens, he sang in the Presbyterian choir here. He married Alice Holman, voice teacher at Ohio University. Brother Charles D. Gisuque formerly taught physical education at Ohio University.
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James R. Giauque
New York
Athens
New York City
New York Times
China
Presbyterian
Alice Holman
Ohio University
Charles D. Gisuque
Rheumatic Pain Gone in 48 Hours Ad Claim
Advertises Allenu as a safe prescription relief for rheumatism neuritis and sciatica. Claims pain ends within 48 hours and offers eight ounces for 85 cents or less. Mentions capsule form and availability from leading druggists nationwide.
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America
Dogs Prove Sharp Wits Across Three Coastlines
Tale highlights Kaya the Colorado river crossing dog, Dixi the German deaf owner helper, and a Martins Ferry dog that triggers a telephone line alarm. Each case shows dogs sensing danger, aiding people, and using devices or actions to communicate.
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Kayo
Dixi
Martins Ferry
Kaya
Germany
Athens Children to Join Nutting Hike
All Athens school children are invited to a nutting hike starting at the Rufus Putnam School at 9 a m Saturday. Students will be split into two teams with captain per team and the team collecting most nuts wins a prize. Edward Mech ella and Joe Raysor from Ohio University will supervise. The group walks to East Hill and returns by 11 30 a m.
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Athens
Rufus Putnam
Edward Mechella
Joe Raysor
Ohio University
East Hill
Rev Ward C. Radford Remains Area Pastor Honored
Members and friends of Central Avenue M E Church gathered Tuesday to honor the return of Reverend Ward C. Radford for a sixth year as pastor. G W Pierce led the program with a hymn and prayer by A Pickering, with solos by Nellie Ogg and Grace Goldsberry and talks by E J Bishop, Mrs. Bishop, and A W Barker. Readings by Mrs D Jones and Mrs Pearl Clark, a humorous skit "The New Minister" by a group of young women, and a closing prayer by Reverend A Spriggs preceded refreshments.
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Central Avenue M. E
Ward C. Radford
G. W. Pierce
A. Pickering
Nellie Ogg
Grace Goldsberry
J. Bishop
Brother and Sister Die Within 24 Hours
ALBANY Within 24 hours after learning of her brother's death Mrs Mollie E Turner Nichols 70 died at her home near Town House John Turner her brother died at McArthur yesterday Mrs Nichols widow of Levi R Nichols had lived in Lee Township for over 40 years Funeral arrangements to be announced later
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Albany
Mollie E. (Turner) Nichols
Town House
John Turner
McArthur
Apple Crop in County Shows Large Increase
Athens County reports one of the largest apple crops in recent years. Twenty five apple pickers were employed yesterday by A. E. Whaley through the Athens County Re employment Office to harvest at the Athens Ice and Storge Company orchard near Torch.
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Athens County
A. E. Whaley
Athens Ice and Storge Company
Torch
Patrolman Speaks at Athens High School Assembly
State Highway Patrolman J. L. Richardson addressed the Athens High School student body in the auditorium urging safety. He warned students to be cautious on roads, walk with traffic, and cling to vehicle sides while riding as he spoke. Robert Daggett, the student body president, chaired the assembly.
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J.L. Richardson
State Highway Patrol
Athens
Richardson
Auton Biles
Robert Daggett
Plan Rally To Send Off Bobcats Tonight
Ohio University Bobcats will entrain at 7 41 this evening for Cleveland to meet John Carroll Blue Streaks in municipal stadium Friday night. A Blue Key pep rally at the railroad station begins at 7 15 with cheerleader candidates leading cheers. Don Peden coach W J Trautwein line coach Art Lewis will speak.
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Ohio University Bobcats
Cleveland
John Carroll Blue
Municipal Stadium
Blue Key
Railroad Station
Don C. Peden
W. J. Trautwein
Art Lewis
Middleport
Diphtheria Case Reported In Seven Year Old Louise Climer
County health authorities report Louise Climer seven daughter of Mr and Mrs Dolph Climer of Lee Township is ill with diphtheria marking the fourth case in the county. Health officials said there are now four diphtheria cases in the county.
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Louise Climer
Dolph Climer
Lee Township
Rain Predicted for Athens Area Tonight
Weather observer Mrs. C. N. France reports 68 degrees at noon as Athens area braces for warmer, cloudier conditions with possible rain tonight or tomorrow. The season’s low reached 20 degrees Tuesday night, last night’s low was 35 degrees.
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Athens
C. N. France
Thief Steals Saxophone Shotgun and Coat From Car
Harold Burch reports a break in on May Avenue where a saxophone a shotgun and a hunting coat were taken from his sedan. He found the loot missing at 8 a m and notified Athens County and city police.
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Harold Burch
May Avenue
Burch
Athens County
High School Girls Hold Camp Supper Hike
The Girls Athletic Association of Athens High School led a Dana's Island hike Wednesday supervised by Miss Ethel McEwen and Miss Susanne Danford. Supper was camp style over a large fire. Another hike is planned for Saturday. Perfect attendance earns 100 points toward a letter.
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Girls Athletic Association of Athens High School
Dana's Island
Ethel McEwen
Susanne Danford
Teaching Method Changes Advocated at County Educators Dinner
Lloyd L. Jones urged Athens County Teachers’ Association to shift from basic shorthand and bookkeeping to personalized business instruction so students learn how to navigate and manage personal and consumer finances. He said business education funds schooling and demands taxpayer accountability. 160 attended as delegates to SEOA convention were elected.
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Lloyd L. Jones
Athens County Teachers’ Association
M. EB
Jones
Ohio State University
Columbia
Camel Driver Repairs Foot Patch After Stone Injury
A camel driver patches a stone-injured foot with a leather patch sewn to the sole, creating a durable seal to protect the wound and allow continued travel.
Girl Reserves Install Officers at Athens High
The Girl Reserves at Athens High School held a candle light installation ceremony Wednesday afternoon. Officers named for the year include Martha Meister president Ruth Lewis vice president Frances Hartman secretary Mary Graves treasurer Alice Bardin pianist Mabel Connett publicity chair and Dorothy Shilling Florence Smith Martha Minameyer Virginia Porter Kathleen Shannon among others. The council met Tuesday at Miss Mary Connett's home to discuss the year's program and a polluck supper was served.
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Martha Meister
Misa Ruth Lewis
Frances Hartman
Misa Mary Graves
Misa Alice Bardin
Mabel Connett
Florence Smith
Martha Minameyer
Dorothy Shilling
Dolly Schuler
Virginia Porter
Kathleen Shannon
Mary Connett
Mrs Ruby Waxler Returns Home After Appendix Operation
Mrs Ruby Waxler of McArthur returned home Wednesday from Sheltering Arms Hospital where she underwent an appendix operation on September 28.
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Ruby Waxler
McArthur
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Gehres Wins Sales Trip After Regional Contest
I. D. Gehres of Athens returned from a week in Chicago as a guest of Swift & Company. The trip was a reward for his high sales record in the year and for winning among hundreds of Swift route salesmen across the United States and Canada. The company entertained 5 percent prize winners from two percent states and four Canadian provinces at its Chicago offices.
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I. D. Gehres
Athens
Chicago
Swift & Company
Swift
United States
Canada
States
Uncle Budd Robison At Tabernacle Tonight
The Rev. Uncle Budd Robison of Pasadena California will speak at the Nazarene Tabernacle at West State and Walker Street tonight sharing experiences from his 82 years. The Old Time Religion Singers will provide music for the meeting announced by Pastor J G Towriss.
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Budd Robison
Pasadena
Calif
The
Nazarene Tabernacle
West State
Walker Street
J. G. Towriss
Tabernacle
Doan's Pills Backache Relief Promoted for Kidney Trouble
Sufferers are told backache stems from tired kidneys. The ad claims kidneys must pass about 3 pints daily to flush waste, linking symptoms like leg pain, swelling, and night trips to the toilet to kidney sluggishness. Doan's Pills are promoted as a longtime remedy.
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Doan
Mary Ferriter Funeral Friday at St. Pauls
Funeral services for Miss Mary Gertrude Ferriter will be held at St. Pauls Catholic Church Friday at 9 a.m. Friends may call at the Dowler and Ferguson Funeral Home at any time prior to the service.
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Mary Gertrude Ferriter
St. Paul's Catholic Church
Dowler and Ferguson Funeral Home
HI Y Club Elects New Officers at Athens High
The HI Y Club of Athens High School named officers for the coming year at a Tuesday meeting. Richard Eddy was chosen president, Robert Coe vice president, Stephen Fuller secretary, and John Lockard treasurer. Plans to initiate 25 new members on October 22 were discussed with Mr. C. D. Samford in charge.
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Athens High School
Richard Eddy
Robert Coe
Stephen Fuller
John Lockard
C. D. Samford
Rufus Putnam Third Graders Roast Eggs and Bacon
The third graders at Rufus Putnam Training School will build a large bonfire Friday afternoon to roast eggs and bacon in the coals. The activity is supervised by Miss Adelaide Johnson.
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Rufus Putnam Training School
Adelaide Johnson
4 H Halloween Party Date Moved to November 1
Athens County 4 H Clubs announce the Halloween party will be held Friday November 1 instead of October 18 to avoid clashes with fall festivals by Athens and Amesville school groups. Further arrangements will be decided at the next committee meeting.
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Athens County
Athens
Amesville
Musical Festival at Army Hall Saturday
The Salvation Army Building hosts a 7:30 p m festival featuring the Cincinnati Ensemble. Adjutant W W Hinshaw announced the program including March by Silchester cornet Deliverance vocal solo Deliverance medleys and a quartet with Abram Harvey ONeill and Ditmer The public is invited.
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Salvation Army
Cincinnati
W. W. Hinshaw
Silchester
Deliverance
J. Abram
Adjt
F. O'Neill
B. Ditmer
G. Harvey
Fr. O'Neil
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