Democrats Rally in Jacksonville County Meeting
A political rally in Jacksonville draws Democrats and local figures to urge high turnout for Roosevelt and party candidates. Oral Daugherty criticizes Bricker and praises the New Deal while John P. Kelso cites Jenkins voting record. Local officials and supporters in Athens County praise party leadership and mobilize voters with a post meeting lunch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kelso
Jenkins
Athens County
John L. Lewis
CIO
Roosevelt
John H. Preston
Charles H. Bayless
Harry Dust
Annavee Nanna
Ruth Burdette Stratton
A. K. Walker
Fred Burdiss
A. L. Pritchard
C. G. Dew
Alfred Brown
Jacksonville
Local 5096 Nominates Leaders as Wage Rule Enforced
At a United Mine Workers Local 5096 meeting in The Plains nominations were set for Division 1 District 6 offices with Thomas Price and Dellas McGee for vice president William Morris for international board member John Wyckoff and H T Rainey for district board members. A resolution declares any truck mine worker not proving payment of the union wage will be dropped from local membership, announced by President Fred Gabriel and Secretary Mike Krivusti.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Mine Workers of America
the Plains
Thomas Price
Dellas McGee
William Morris
John Wyckoff
H. T. Rainey
Fred Gabriel
Mike Krivusti
Headquarters unit to leave Thursday for Camp Shelby
The Headquarters Detachment, Second Battalion, 166th Infantry U S Army will depart Thursday at 8 15 a m by special train for Camp Shelby Hattiesburg Mississippi for a year of training. The detachment includes First Lieut. Harold F Chadwick Second Lieut Everett E Barnhart Staff Sgt Daniel E Phillips and Privates Ernest W Brown Amos B Christian William L Insche Robert N McKibben Thomas L Murphy Edward L Cable. The train will gather several units en route and is due at Camp Shelby Friday at 4 50 p m CST. Since Oct 15 the detachment has trained in leadership discipline first aid interior guard duty hygiene and military courtesy plus daily marches. Last Athens meal is at 6 30 Thursday morning and visitors may attend the Armory reception tonight from 7 30 to 11 30.
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166Th Infantry
U. S. Army
The
National Guard
Camp Shelby
Hattiesburg
Miss
Harold F. Chadwick
Everett FE. Barnhart
Techaxtoot
Gunish
Daniel E. Phillips
Ernest W. Brown
Amos B. Christian
William L. Insche
Robert N. McKibben
Thomas L. Murphy
Edward L. Cable
Pullman
Malta
McConnellville
Marietta
Athens
Chillicothe
Washington Court House
Cs.t
Battery C
Chadwick
Social Security Agent To Be Here Thursday
A representative from the Nelsonville Social Security Office will visit Athens on Thursday October 24. He will meet interested employers and employees to discuss the amended Social Security Act and provide information at the Employment Security Center Court Street from 1 to 2 PM.
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Nelsonville
Social Security Board
Athens
Court St
Republicans To Meet At Shade In High School Auditorium
A Republican gathering is set for Shade on Thursday at 7 30 p m in the high school auditorium with former Attorney General C C Crabbe as principal speaker. County candidates will attend with entertainment and refreshments. The Tablertown event moved to November 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shade
C. C. Crabbe
Tablertown
Miners of Millfield to Meet on Saturday
Local 1205 United Mine Workers of America will hold a meeting in Millfield’s Community Hall Saturday at 1 pm. President Arthur Triplett and secretary treasurer William Sisson announced the session will nominate international and district board members and discuss important business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Mine Workers of America
Millfield
Arthur Triplett
William Sisson
International and District Board
Wilson and McNutt Sentenced to Ohio Penitentiary
Arthur Wilson of Cleveland and Austin McNutt of Canton were taken to the Ohio Penitentiary in Columbus after pleading guilty to theft indictments. Wilson admitted stealing two suits of clothing from J. L. Beckley and Son in June, while McNutt admitted stealing well drilling equipment from Athens County drillers. Deputy Sheriff Charles Evans escorted them to the penitentiary after sentencing by Judge O. F. Rowland. Clara Mosley of Cleveland was sent to the State Reformatory for Women at Marysville for a similar indictment.
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Arthur Wilson
Cleveland
Austin McNutt
Canton
Common Pleas
O. F. Rowland
Ohio
Columbus
Charles Evans
Wilson
J. L. Beckley and Son
Clara Mosley
State Reformatory For Women
Marysville
McNutt
Athens County
Local Health Notes From Sheltering Arms Hospital
Mrs Ruth Harrah underwent a major operation Sunday at Sheltering Arms Hospital. Miss Anne Keating emergency appendectomy Monday night. Mrs Doris Shafer had a similar operation last night. Mr and Mrs Kenneth Collins parent of a son born at 1130 last night. Mr and Mrs Joseph Dukeman parents of a son born this morning at 1030. Sidney Kierns and John Dowler released from hospital. Miss Anna Mansfield and Mrs Lena Powell and baby daughter released yesterday afternoon.
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Ruth Harrah
E. State St
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Anne Keating
University Terrace
Ohio University
Doris Shafer
W. Carpenter St
Kenneth Collins
W. Washington St
Joseph Dukeman
the Plains
Sidney Kierns
Millfield
John Dowler
Morris Ave
Anna Mansfield
Athens
Lena Powell
Youths to view The River film at New Straitsville high
New Straitsville youths will view The River a Paramount release next Monday evening at 7 30 in the high school auditorium. The film shows soil erosion caused by water and havoc from uncontrolled rivers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NYA
New Straitsville
Paramount
Prize Lists Announced For Halloween Festival
The Athens Kiwanis Club and Junior Chamber of Commerce announced prize lists for Halloween events on Oct 31. Prizes include $2 first and $1 second for costume and group categories, dancing contests, a jitter bug, and window soaping prizes donated by Court Street merchants. The festival features a parade from President and Court Streets to Athens High School field with costume judging and games.
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Athens Kiwanis Club
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Washington
Parade
Norman Dean
Fred Sanders
Windows
Earl Beckley
H. C. Dorman
Arthur Cornwell
Gerald M. Kyle
James
Lewis Sabo
Harry Lackey
Floyd Wolfe
Car House
James Scriven
E. L. Nye
D. M. Goddard
Charles M. Drollinger
Irvin D. Quick
Athens
President and Court Sts
Athens High School
Quick
Court St
Union
Examples of Americanism by President James urged active citizenship
Dr. Herman G. James of Ohio University urged rededication to Americanism at an Elks Americanization program in Parkersburg. He defined Americanism as humility tolerance conviction and service and urged defense preparation participation in elections and youth instruction, noting Queen Victoria learned Hindu at 70.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James
Herman G. James
Ohio University
Queen Victoria
British Empire
Veterans Chapter to Meet at Armory Thursday Evening
The Conrath-Bean Chapter of Disabled American Veterans will hold a meeting at the Armory Thursday at 7 30 p m to plan the annual forget me not drive on November 9. Refreshments will be served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conrath-Bean Chapter
Disabled American Veterans of the World
So Soothing Lee Mint Soothes Skin Irritations
Lee Mint ointment advertised as a white cream that relieves chapped rough skin windburn cracked lips and nasal irritation from a head cold. The ad claims fast relief and urges readers to buy from their druggist.
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Thomas A. Jenkins
Lewis
Brazil
MU Pharnacy TN
John W. Dowler
Ohio State University
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Richland Ave
South Bridge
East State St
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Cincinnati
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Chesterfield
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