Imrie To Speak On Bigelow Plan In Athens
Major Norman Imrie, former Columbus Dispatch editor, will address Athens business and professional men at Hotel Berry about the Bigelow amendments to the Ohio Constitution. The event includes a luncheon with Chamber of Commerce and allied groups and aims to mobilize votes for the November 7 election.
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Athens
Berry
Norman Imrie
The
Columbus Dispatch
Athens Chamber of Commerce
Junior Chamber of Commarce
Aéhnne Hosen
Ouhe Lee Alnens Retail Merchants Association
Major Imrie
C. M. Gill
Chamber of Commerce
George G. Whitehead
Ohio Emergency Committee
Bigelow
Whitehead
Imrie
Athens County
L. W. Roberts
Institutes Set For November 13 to 18 in Athens County
A week of community institutes is planned November 13 through 18 in Athens County. Sessions will be in New Marshfield Amesville Coolville Canaanville Mount Hermon and Shade with state speakers Mrs. W S Ferguson from Morrow County and Mr. C R Wagner from Hancock County. An officers meeting is set at the County Extension office on Thursday evening October 19 at 8 o clock to finalize plans.
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Athens County
New Marshfield
Amesville
Coolville
Canaanville
Mount Hermon
Shade
W. S. Ferguson
Morrow County
C. R. Wagner
Hancock County
Changes in Schedule Made by BUC Offices
The Nelsonville office of the Bureau of Unemployment Compensation will be open only on Tuesday each week, ending a prior Monday session. The Glouster office, previously open Wednesday and Thursday, will operate only on Thursday each week.
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BUC
Nelsonville
Bureau of Unemployment Compensation
Oreafter
Glouster
Industrial Suit Is Dismissed by Court
Following jury hearings in Common Pleas Court the suit of Harry J J McMasters v the Industrial Commission of Ohio was dismissed by Judge O F Rowland. Dismissal was at the plaintiff's cost with approval from plaintiff's counsel O G Terry Hal H Rowland and John J Woolley and defense counsel Thomas F Joseph assistant attorney general.
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Harry JJ McMasters
Industrial Commission of Ohio
O. F. Rowland
O. G. Terry
Hal H. Rowland
John J. Woolley
Thomas F. Joseph
Farmers Join In Campaign To Kill Rats
Athens County will bait a high percentage of rat infested farms and premises with red squill poison. County Agent Ross Wright says response is strong and urges use of all pest control methods during the campaign. Prepared bait will be distributed on a non profit basis Friday November 10 through local distributors with advance requests via agents' office.
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Athens County
Ross Wright
Mr. Wright
Wright
Eight Poster Winners Named Friday in Cub Scout Contest
Three judges spent an hour selecting eight top posters from more than twenty submitted by Athens area Cubs for the Cub Scout Circus. Winners will be announced Oct. 20 and displayed in Athens store windows. Judges were P. O. Nichols display advertising manager of The Messenger E F Sells and Earl Beckley Athens merchants.
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Cub Scouts
Athens
P. O. Nichols
the Messenger
E. F. Sells
Earl Beckley
Three Boys Held for Destructive Halloween Pranks
Special police arrested three boys Saturday night for destructive pranks. The youths, unnamed in the report, were turned over to the juvenile court. Mayor Cliff Cornell credited regular and special officers for a drop in Halloween damage and noted parental cooperation in reducing property destruction.
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Cliff Cornell
Evangelist Bertine Farley to Lead Tonight's Services
Rev Bertine Farley, evangelist, will hold services at 7 30 tonight at the New Marshfield Pilgrim Holiness Church.
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Bertine Farley
New Marshfield Pilgrim
McKinstry’s Condition Reported Fair at Sheltering Arms Hospital
Richard McKinstry of 305 East State Street remains in fair condition after an emergency operation Friday night. No visitors are allowed. Elizabeth Phillips of East State Street had an emergency appendectomy this afternoon. Flo E. Daft of 232 West State Street was admitted for medical treatment. Martin Preston of Glouster was admitted Saturday night. Discharged Sunday were Mrs. Addington and son of Trimble, Mrs. Goldie Anderson, James Roy Buck, Thelma Young, and Coat Pickett of Nelsonville.
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E. State St
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Elizabeth Phillips
Flo E. Daft
W. State St
Martin Preston
Glouster
Dennis Addington
Trimble
Goldie Anderson
Rutland
James Roy Buck
Hubert Buck
Guysville
Thelma Young
Carbondale
Coat Pickett
Nelsonville
Fined for Reckless Driving in Athens by Mayor Cornell
Vern Scott of Athens R D 4 was fined 10 dollars and costs by Mayor Cliff Cornell on a reckless driving charge. Scott was arrested by Officer Carman Church on State Street East Saturday night.
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Vern Scott
Athens R. D
Cliff Cornell
Scott
Mayor Cliffs Fine Highlights License Violations
Earl Doll of Kenton was fined $10 for selling goods without a city license on Saturday night. Doll was arrested that evening on Court Street by Police Chief E S Finsterwald.
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Cliff Cornell
Earl Doll
Kenton
Doll W
Court St
E. S. Finsterwald
OU Graduate Sees Daughter Home From Europe But He Stays There
Writing from London England on September 25 William Thomas Morgan professor of European History at Indiana University recounts his journey with his daughter from Paris to London during the early days of the war. He describes crowded stations crowded trains gas masks air raids and the decision to move on to Oxford while awaiting safer passages home.
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London
England
William Thomas Morgan
Indiana University
Athens
Ohio University
France
Morgan
Paris
Spain
America
Oxford
Sky Writing Over Athens by AL KNOUFF
A column argues that aviation aids business by saving time and providing recreation. It notes 161 airplanes visiting Athens this year, lists local pilots and their aircraft, and mentions a recent Ohio State Journal report of a collision between a plane and a car.
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Ohio State Journal
Relief money exhausted with orders for October
A Nelsonville led delegation estimated at 50 to 100 people gathered as relief officials began issuing October relief orders. Officials said the funds will be last until 1940 or until a 3.68 mill levy passes. The group plans to press demands with county committees and remain at the relief office until resolved.
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Nelsonville
Relief Office
Sylvester Davis
Henry Windle
Athens
Davis
Fred Shafer
Charles Jordan
Board of County Commissioners
Athens Walton League Special Meeting Tuesday Night
The Athens Chapter of the Izaak Walton League will hold a special meeting at 7 30 p m Tuesday at City Hall with officers announcing business of unusual importance to members to be considered.
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Athens
Izaak Walton League
John Lavelle Dies Sunday in Columbus
John Lavelle 85 died Sunday night in Mt. Carmel Hospital Columbus. He lived in Athens 12 years while working for the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad before moving to Columbus at retirement. He is survived by children W A Lavelle Frankfort Ind Francis of Athens Thomas J Lavelle Amesville Michael John B and Nelle Columbus 18 grandchildren five great grandchildren. Funeral at St Pauls Catholic Church Athens Wednesday at nine with burial in St Marys Cemetery Little Hocking at 1130.
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Francis Lavelle
Athens
Thomas J. Lavelle
Amesville
Mt. Carmel Hospital
Columbus
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Mr. Lavelle
McConnelsville
Cutler
Old
B. & O. Railroad Co
Kilvert
New England
Cecelia Murphy
Decatur Township
Washington County
W. A. Lavelle
Frankfort
Ind
Thomas J
Francis
Plaintiff Wins Suit For Money Foreclosure
Common Pleas Judge O F Rowland ruled for Cora Bent in a money and foreclosure suit against Franklin G McGirr Orland E McGirr and Lelia M McGirr. The court found the defendants defaulted and confessed the allegations. The plaintiff is awarded 625.10 plus interest and the mortgage on Troy Township property is to be satisfied within three days of sale.
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Common Pleas
O F. Rowland
Cora Bent
Little Hocking
Franklin G. McGirr
Orland E. McGirr
Lelia M. McGirr
Troy Township
Record Low Temperature Set for Fall Night
A new fall low of 27 degrees was recorded Sunday night, five degrees below freezing and four below the prior low. By noon today the temperature rose to 65 degrees.
Democratic Meeting At Canaanville Grange Hall
A Democratic meeting is set for Friday at 8 pm at the Canaanville Grange Hall with a social hour to follow. The public is invited. The note adds that wheat farming employs more people worldwide than any other paid occupation.
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Canaanville Grange Hall
Thirty Projects Listed for Youths in CCC
U. S. Forest Ranger R J Schaar announces more than 30 CCC projects for the Nelsonville camp in the Athens District of Wayne National Forest within a 45 mile radius of Athens. Plans cover eight and a half months ending June 30, including recreation area work, erosion control, tree planting, timber improvement, hazard reduction, roadwork, game ponds, stream improvements, and flood prevention measures across Athens District.
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R. J. Schaar
Athens
CCC
Nelsonville
James R. Seward
Schaar
Forest Service
U. S. Forest Service
Frank Crow
Columbus
Wayne National Forest
Athens District
National Forest
Olive Tablets Promise Gentle Relief for Constipation
An old advertisement urges readers to drink water and eat fruit to prevent constipation and sluggish liver. It touts Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a vegetable remedy that promotes regular bowel movements and bile flow, claiming 20 years of use and listing prices 15 30 60 cents from druggists.
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Dr. Edwards
F. M. Edwards
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