Glouster Boys and Logan Trio Victims in Local Accidents
Multiple weekend crashes in the Athens vicinity injured two Glouster boys and three Logans, with six others lightly hurt. Eight cars wrecked. investigations by the State Highway Patrol noted. Route 31 and Route 216 incidents involved several residents from Circleville and Logan, with arrests pending for reckless driving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Logan
Athens
State Highway Patrol
Trrbile
Mlavatana Nntsdawa
Melalio
Alex Doci, Jr
Jack Jewel
Circleville
Sugar Creek
Lincoln J. Maer
Mary Louise Bowen
Ohio University
Richard Crooks
Bowen
Rev
R. C. Babylon
Miss Mary Babylon
Man and Wife Praise Vendol in Athens Report
Mr and Mrs Harry Aldrige of Sharpsburg Ohio share their relief from constipation indigestion bloating heartburn dizziness nervousness and sleeplessness after using Vendol. The Vendol Man at Athens Pharmacy and Hickmans Pharmacy Nelsonville promote the remedy as a modern herbal formula with alkali components.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Harry Aldrige
Sharpsburg
Ohio
Aldrige
Athens Pharmacy
Nelsonville
Hickman
Ady
The Mysterious Mr Mason Comes to Athens Church Show
Collins Management Services presents a three act comedy The Mysterious Mr Mason at Athens High School Auditorium Tuesday night Oct 19 at 8. The play centers on Ken Carson Sally and a stock promoter with Mrs Abigail Brown aiding as Mr Mason sparks the mystery and suspense throughout the plot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Collins Offerings
Mr. Mason
Ken
Sally Carson
New York
Sally
Marcus Horne
Abigail Brown
Oklahoma
Mrs. Brown
Carson
Funeral for Mrs Annie Reed Held Near Frost
Funeral services for Mrs Annie B Warren Reed age 72 who died in Fort Lauderdale Florida will be at Troy Baptist Church near Frost Tuesday at 10 30 in the morning Burial will be in the adjoining cemetery Mrs Reed daughter of the late William and Julia Warren was born and reared near Frost and had lived in Florida with her two daughters
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coolville
Annie B. Warren Reed
Fort Lauderdale
Fla
Troy’ Baptist Church
Residence of Youngs Destroyed by Flames
Fire started on the roof of Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Young home on the New Marshfield Road four miles from Athens Sunday afternoon. A spark from the chimney ignited shingles and the house burned to the ground with Mrs. Young and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Dennis inside. some contents were saved and the home was partly insured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. H. Young
New Marshfield Road
Athens
Former O. U. Student Heads March of Time
Albert E E Sindlinger former Ohio University student named director of promotion and advertising for The March of Time motion pictures and managing director of The March of Time's Photo Reporter monthly picture newspaper used by over 400000 students in 3200 U. S. schools. He attended OU from 1925 to 1928 and has held motion picture roles and theater management in multiple cities. A rasp like organ for oyster shells appears as a sea whelk feature.
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Albert EE. Sindlinger
Ohio University
March of Time Motion Pictures
March of Time
U. S
Sindlinger
Redpath Chautauqua
Midwest
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Reading
Akron
Cleveland
Kokomo
Ind
Appleton, Wis
Skywriting Over Athens Shows Rapid Aviation Growth
The Athens aviation scene has expanded from one airplane and two pilots to six planes and 46 licensed flyers in two years. In 1937 Athens hosted 97 aerial visits, bringing about 200 visitors and supporting local eateries, hotels, and 24 hour airport service. Plans include doubling the airfield, tripling hangar capacity, and expanding aviation programs as student pilots prepare for licenses.
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AL Knouff
Athens
New York
California
Michigan
Louisiana
Jim Pilcher
Doc Lawrence
Aeronca
Springfield
Zanesville
Specialized farming captivates West Side pupils in grade project
West Side School fifth graders build a New England farm on a classroom table under Miss Barbara Olson. Paul Hartman and Paul Larch construct a miniature barn with paper silo tops and real corn leaf stock. Other grades join in health, foods charts, and an Indian history project with stones repurposed as a grinding mill.
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West Side School
Paul Hartman
Paul Larch
New England
Barbara Olson
Margaret McCutcheon
Mabelle Durst
Pearl Green
Clark Biggens
Dick Chandler
Man Found Guilty Of Parenthood Charge
George Blackstone of Nelsonville was found guilty by an Athens County Common Pleas Court jury of illegal parenthood. Marguerite Tolliver, 21, testified the child was conceived in June 1936. Blackstone remained jailed in the Athens County Jail awaiting bond to cover over $130 in court costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Blackstone
Nelsonville
Marguerite Tolliver
Athens County Common Pleas Court
Miss Tolliver
Blackstone
Athens County
Damages Sought in Auto Collision Case in Chauncey
Karl W. Gardner of Chauncey files in Athens County Common Pleas Court for 300 damages from Isaac P. Tucker and John Carmichael. Gardner says his car driven by his son Glenn was struck January 6 1936 in Chauncey by a Tucker machine, operated by Carmichael, due to alleged negligent driving by Carmichael's employee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens County Common Pleas Court
Karl W. Gardner
Chauncey
Gardner
Glenn
Isaac P. Tucker
John Carmichael
Doctors Sanders Buckley Attend Zanesville Medical Meeting
Dr. C N Sanders and Dr. B B Buckley traveled to Zanesville last Thursday for a medical meeting with local physicians and colleagues in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
C. N. Sanders
B. B. Buckley
Zanesville
Q-623 and Q-Tabs Claim Fast Relief at Athens Drug
An advertisement promotes Q-623 guaranteed relief for rheumatic conditions and Q-Tabs as a stimulant diuretic. It claims the prescription has helped thousands and offers a money back guarantee. The notice lists Quick's Cut Rate Drug Store at 9 W Union St, Athens Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quick's Cut Rate Drug Store
Union St
Athens, Ohio
NYA Groups Study Township and County Government
NYA in Athens County reports active study groups. Ruth Leiber chairs the Chauncey group with Warren Chubb as secretary. The topic this week covers Township and City Government including voting processes. Stewart and Carbondale NYA classes elect officers and plan lessons on economic conditions and county government costs.
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NYA
Athens County
E. S. Haller
Athens
Ruth Leiber
Chauncey
Warren Chubb
Board of Elections
Stewart
Ernest Curtis
Elmo Barnhart
Carbondale
Dale Ulrich
Reba Tom
4-H Group Set to Hear OSU Youth Conference Report
The Senior 4-H Club will meet Wednesday October 20 at the Athens Grange Hall. Helen Sheridan will report on the rural youth conference at Ohio State University where she attended as a delegate. An open forum follows before folk games. The club will travel to Coolville October 21 to perform folk games there.
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Athens Grange Hall
Helen Sheridan
Ohio State University
Troy Grange
Coolville
Chesser Couple Vacation in Albany and New York
Mr. and Mrs. La Verne Chesser traveled from Irvington New Jersey and New York City to Albany to visit relatives. They plan to stay with the Stewart and Chesser families before returning to Harrisburg Pennsylvania on October 25.
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Albany
la Verne Chesser
Irvington
N. J
New York City
D. M. Steward
H. C. Chesser
Mineral
Harrisburg
Bring Flags Back Please Return University Victory Decorations
Ohio University students who removed street flags from the Homecoming celebration over Miami are asked to return them today. Association secretary John Bolin says 150 flags valued at over $100 were mounted on street lights and intended for future university events. No questions will be asked if the flags are returned to his office in the Security Bank Building.
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Ohio University
Miami
Merchants’ Association
John Bolin
Association
Bolin
Security Bank
Alaska student travels to College of the Ozarks in Arkansas
Aaron Raphael Cook of Klawock Alaska traveled 4000 miles to attend this year's term at the College of the Ozarks in Clarksville Arkansas, according to officials.
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Clarksville
Ark
College of the Ozarks
Aaron Raphael Cook
Klawock
Alaska
Arkansas
Relief for Psoriasis Symptoms With Resinol Ointment
Instructions describe how Resinol Ointment and Resinol Soap ease itching and irritation from psoriasis. Wash with mild soap, apply ointment to affected areas for several hours daily, and continue use while irritation remains to prevent recurrence.
Judgment Sought Against Mine Worker in County Court
A. B. Johnson sues Poston Consolidated Coal Co in Athens County Common Pleas, appealing from Justice Christman Trimble Township. Plaintiff claims Loren Holmes of Nelsonville owes $38.50 for groceries and blasting powder. garnishment sought, no payment made. Birds put on heavier clothes in winter by growing extra feathers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poston Consolidated Coal Co
A. B. Johnson
Athens County Common Pleas
Court of Justice
M. E. Christman
Trimble Township
Loren Holmes
Nelsonville
Education leaders invited to Harper Memorial Conference
Over a hundred distinguished educators from major colleges will attend the William Rainey Harper Memorial Educational Conference at Muskingum College October 21-22. President Herman G. James of Ohio University and Dr. William A. Matheny of Ohio University will represent Ohio University and Clark University respectively in the centennial celebration activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
William Rainey Harper
Chicago University
Muskingum College
Herman G. James
Ohio University
William A. Matheny
Clark University
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Crooks
Raymond Dyar
James S. Dyar
Dyars
Ben Kippie
Kippie
Len B. McCune
Luther H. Mayles
George E. Walton
Walton
Mayles
William Harvey
New Straitsville
Lewis Harvey
John Lent
Jacksonville
Harveys
Lent
Mason
Christian Church
Youngs
O. U
Swiftair
Larry Herron
Gordon Bush
Harry Nettles
Red Wallace
Hamden
Eddie Fricker
Beechcraft
Cap Gill
Carl Beasley
Ohio National Guard
West Side
Carters
Dowler & Ferguson
Funeral Home
NYA Group
College OF Ozarks Proud
James and
Matheny
Sohio
SOHO
Theo
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