Banking Forum in Athens Draws National Interest
Banking Forum for Bankers in Athens attracts attention with 65 reservations for a hotel dinner and many more expected. Attending are observers from two other states along with speakers from Chicago and Cleveland. The event features Ohio University professors Krauskopf and Lasher and will discuss Can Banks Profit Through Advertising and Banking and the Newspaper.
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Hotel Berry
Banking Forum For
Bankers
F. D. Forsyth
Charles A. Dice
Ohio State University
Columbus
Neil Ahlfeld
Kenyon
Ohio Northern University
Ada
Chicago
Cleveland
Forsyth
Preston E. Reed
Financial Advertisers Association
Dale Brown
I. I. Sperling
A. G. Foster
Thomas J. Kephart
Cincinnati
W. L. Granvile
Coshocton
Fine Arts
Ohio University
Karl H. Krauskopf
George Starr Lasher
Banking
A. C. String
Marietta
Ohio Bankers Association
Berry Hotel
Belford P. Atkinson
Fine Arts Auditorium
Krauskopf
Lasher
Berry
A. H. Armbruster
Ohio University College of Commerce
Athens
The Mysterious Mr Mason at Athens High by Wells Players
The Wells Players presented The Mysterious Mr Mason at the Athens High School Auditorium last night. Marcus Horne the stock promoter schemes with Ken Carson while Mrs Abigail Brown and Mason as a butler drive a witty plot ending in hidden motives revealed and a happy reconciliation.
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Mr. Mason
Athens High School
Wells Players
First Christian Church
Marcus Horne
Ken Carson
Abigail Brown
Sally Carson
New York
Calumet
Oklo
Mason
Sally
Buxom
Horne
Carsons
City Council Votes Transfer for Sewer and Water Work
In a special session last night the Athens City Council approved transferring $1,000 from the waterworks funds to complete sanitary sewer and water lines on Carpenter Street. Finance committee backed $800 for the sewer project and $200 for the water line project to cover payroll labor.
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Athens
Carpenter St
C. W. Gross
Odd Athens County facts reveal early civic notes
The Athens Historic Records Survey reports quirky county history from 1811 to 1826 including a hogs at large ordinance, coal sold east to Columbus in 1830, and that Athens was once called Middletown. It notes population 200 in 1811 and 43 town votes in 1826. The first Declaration of Independence links to Athens County.
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Historical Records Survey
Federal Writers’ Project
Athens
Russell S. Drumm
United States
WPA
Ohio
Athens County
Columbus
Federal Creek
Middletown
Marietta
Chillicothe
Mrs. Elmer Beal Dies at Richland Ave Home
Mrs. Elmer Beal 58 died early Wednesday at her Richland Avenue residence after a yearlong illness. Survived by husband, mother Nettie Seipel, two daughters D C Robinson Amesville and Audrey Dinsmoor, three sisters, five brothers. Funeral Friday 10:30 at Jagers Funeral Home with Rev. Ray Huff. burial Bates. Friends may call Thursday noon onward.
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Elmer Beal
Richland Ave
Nettie Seipel
D. C. Robinson
Amesville
Audrey Dinsmoor
Effie King
Athens
C. A. Bolin
Pleasant Hill
Roy Gold
Athens R.F.D
Prescription Q-623 Promises Miracle Cure at Local Drug Store
Advertorial declares Neuritis sufferers can end pain with Prescription Q-623 taken internally. Claims dramatic, almost miraculous results and urges readers to buy a bottle at Quick's Cut F Drug Store on Union Street in Athens, Ohio.
Killer elm disease tracked to Athens by federal crew
Federal investigators report a killer elm disease on the E R Lash Jr tract near South Bridge Athens. A one mile containment circle will be cut or pruned with landowner permission to stop beetle spread and protect remaining elms.
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United States
Federal Bureau of Entomology and Plant Quarantine
E. R. Lash, Jr
Hocking River
Route 50
South Bridge
Paul Seip
Bureau
Athens
Mr. Seip
Seip
Three Miners Die in Millfield Accident
Funeral plans for three miners killed in the Millfield incident are announced for Exline and Thyne with services in Jackson and Glouster. Thyne’s burial is in Athens, while Exline’s services follow at Victory Chapel United Brethren in Jackson. Fritz Olbers remains in fair condition at Sheltering Arms Hospital in Athens.
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Mr. Exline
Blower Funeral Home
Jackson
Victory Chapel
United Brethren Church
H. O. Thompson
Jackson Cemetery
Joseph Thyne
Jacksonville
Millfield
Holy Cross
Glouster
Athens
Thyne
Katherine McCann
Anna McMann
Columbus
Zaleski
Fritz Olbers
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Guard Duty Learned by Artillery Battery in Athens Drill
Orders on guard duty learned by Artillery Battery C 134th Field Artillery Ohio National Guard held weekly drill at Athens Armory. Sgt Charlie Bennett led 36 men through a 15 minute lecture and an hour of instruction on inter or guard duty. Four posts were set under four corporals. First Lt Elbert Carmichael announced transfer of Edward Rutledge from 166th Infantry Ironton to the 134th Field Artillery. Non commissioned officers meeting set for Thursday at 7 30 p m.
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134Th Field Artillery
Ohio National Guard
Athens
Batery
Charlies Bennett
Richard Corwin
Kenneth Smith
Ivan Brown
William Green
Douglas Hall
Elbert E. Carmichael
Edward Rutledge
166Th Infantry
Ironton
Sanitary Milk Films Shown to Albany Students
Small but lively crowds attended showings at Ath ens High School and Albany High School highlighting clean milk production. The film demonstrated chlorine disinfectant use under the standard milk ordinance and aims to reduce milk bacterial counts, approved by State and Federal Health Departments. A "Popeye" comedy was also shown to about 200 students at Albany.
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Athens High School
Albany High Schoo
United States
Albany
Driving with pride under social safety standards
Safety leaders urge proper driving as a social duty. Increasingly, drivers take pride in skillful and careful piloting of their automobiles.
Jacksonville Trimble Troop Receives Charter And Pins
Sixty parents and friends gathered at J T High School as the Jacksonville Trimble Troop received its charter. Edward S Dowell spoke on What Scouting Does and urged community support. Roy L Dupler presented the charter and committeemen certificates while David Cox distributed scout pins. Rev P S Lawrence gave the invocation and closing prayer.
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Boy Scouts
Jacksonville Trimble
J.T. High School
Edward S. Dowell
Athens
B. B. Backley
G. E. Ashwill
Roy L. Dupler
Buckley
David Cox
P. S. Lawrence
Methodist Church
Student Staff Named To Publish Megaphone
Athens High School revives The Megaphone with a monthly edition starting Halloween. Miss Anne Pickering selects 18 pupils including Jean Finsterwald Marjorie Harvey Jeane Houf Rachel Osborne Lucille McDonald Fred Kittle Alice Carpenter Grace Foster Marjorie Malone Suzanne Danford Bradley Peck Gertrude Kissner Mary Elizabeth Lasher Earl Hooper Charles Wheaton Harry Hess and Carol Rizer to write the first issue.
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Athens
Megaphone
Anne Pickering
Jean Finsterwald
Marjorie Harvey
Jeane Houf
Rachel Osborne
Lucille McDonald
Fred Kittle
Alice Carpenter
Grace Foster
Marjorie Malone
Suzanne Danford
Bradley Peck
Gertrude Kissner
Mary Elizabeth Lasher
Earl Hooper
Charles Wheaton
Harry Hess
Carol Rizer
Birth Announcement for McKinley Son at Sheltering Arms
A son was born this morning at Sheltering Arms Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Charles Buddy McKinley of Stewart Street.
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Sheltering Arms Hospital
Charles
Buddy" MckKinley
Stewart St
Eight New Members Received by League Athens Chapter
Izaak Walton League Athens chapter elected eight men to membership at a Tuesday meeting. New members include T. Williams, Harry Townsend, Dr. T. H. Morgan, L. W. Russell, Grove Sams, H. L. Wilson, Dallas Worster, Richland Ave, and Gilbert Courtney Chauncey. The Cheltenham flyer of the Great Western railway is the fastest scheduled train in the world at 71.3 mph for 65 minutes over 77.3 miles between Swindon and Paddington.
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Izaak Walton
Great Western Railroad
England
Swindon
Paddington
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Banking Forum
Ings
Dean Armbruster
W. Espey Albig
American Bankers Association Foundation
New York City
University of Pittsburgh
Armbruster
the Covert Optometric Service
Court
Wells
State
Federal
the Security Bank
Mississippi
J. B. Snider
Gulf
Biloxi
Ers
W. G. Schmucker
Quick's Cut
F . W. Union St
Ate Drug Store
Olio
Clarksburg
W. Va
J-T
Edward Dowell
Caromel
Carter
Sohio
Koya
Chrysler
Svee
U48
America
Detroit
Bowes
Columbia
L. E. Richardson Co
Eagles Bldg
Cor. Court & Carpenter Sts
Dial
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