County Agents Of Past Years To Be Guests
The Athens County Annual Farm Bureau meeting and 25 Year Celebration of the Extension Service will be held at Mechanicsburg School Friday evening Oct 27. A half hour concert by the Athens County 4 H Band starts at 7 30. Main address by Perry L Green president of the Ohio Farm Bureau Federation.
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Athens County
Farm Bureau
Mechanicsburg
4-H
Perry L. Green
Ohio Farm Bureau Federation
Green
County Farm Bureau
Columbus
Floyd de Lashmutt
Ohio State University
E. R. Raymond
Farm Credit Administration
Louisville
Ralph M. Pavey
Cleveland
Thomas H. Johnson
Perry County
S. C. Hartman
Soil Conservation Service
Cambridge
Bernice Derry
Albany
Driver Fined After Route 33 Collision
James J. Sweeney aged 69 of Madison Ave Athens was fined 10 in costs by Mayor Cliff Cornell on a failure to yield charge after a Route 33 collision with Edwin F. Demoskey 31 of Middleport who was injured and taken to a Pomeroy doctor. David Neal 66 of Central Ave Athens was fined 10 in costs for reckless driving.
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James J. Sweeney
Madison Ave
Athens
Cliff Cornell
Sweeney
Edwin F. Demoskey
Middleport
Demoskey
Pomeroy
David Neal
Central Ave
Cornell
Light Rain Eases Water Shortage In Athens
Light showers Tuesday night and this morning brought relief to Athens residents facing a serious water shortage. The thermometer reached 68 degrees for the day's high and 59 at noon, with a low of 52 last night. Service Director Bart Davidson urged continued public cooperation in water conservation and asked residents to refrain from washing cars.
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Athens
Bart Davidson
Veterans to Plan for Forget-Me-Not Drive
The Conrath-Bean Chapter 37 Disabled American Veterans meets in Armory club rooms Thursday Oct 26 at 7 30 p m. Commander Earnest McGraner urges all members to attend as plans are finalized for the annual Forget-Me-Not drive on Armistice Day.
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Conrath-Bean
Armory Club
Earnest .McGraner
Southeastern Ohio Education Association Meets in Athens
Fourteen sessions feature speakers from seven Ohio cities and four other states. Highlights include Ruth Bryan Owen Rohde and Dr. Lengyel at general sessions, and a Friday luncheon assembly chaired by W. D. Darling. Discussions cover education topics from pottery teaching to forestry in vocational training and democracy building.
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Ohio
Southeastern Ohio Education Association
Athens
Ruth Bryan Owen Rohde
Denmark
Mmu, Lengyel
Strickland Gillilan
Rollin H. Walker
Ohio Wesleyan University
Presbyterian Church
W. D. Darling
Crooksville
Association
J. R. Hankinson
Logan
John W. Dougherty
Dayton
Boin ‘Leathercraft Studios
Madison
N.J
Eastwood
Frank R. Crow
U. S. Forest Service
H. D. Saxton
Fred Luchs
Association For Childhood Education
First Methodist Church
Margaret Cronin
Rufus Putnam Hall
Mabel Olson
Mary E. Tierney
Wilmington
Del
Annabelle Harper
Mary E. Crowley
Hamilton Countty
Pauly Attacks Bigelow Plan Up for Ohio Vote
Pauly assails the Bigelow constitutional amendment arguing it would allow cutting state funds to schools health and hospitals and would leave pension needs short by 50 million even with higher taxes. He cites industry plans halted and warns the measure risks minority rights and democratic representation.
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Ohio Education Association
Hospital Association
Ohio State Grange
Farm Bureau,Health Association
Pauly
Ohio
Procter and Gamble Co
Cincinnati
Governor Bricker Halts Tar Road Detours For Visitors
Homecoming guests and teachers entering Athens on Route 50 were spared a tar bath detour after Governor Bricker intervened. Materials for a new surface between the North Y and Albany were due today with work set to start tomorrow, prompting detours and star splatter along the approach. Mayor Cliff Cornell sought help from Dr H T Phillips who appealed to the governor who ordered a one week delay.
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Athens
Bricker
Albany
Cliff Cornell
H. T. Phillips
H. T. Phillips, State Senator. Dr. Phillips
Governor's Office
Jurors Find Windle Guilty In Nelsonville Shooting
Raymond Windle of Nelsonville was found guilty on a clause charging intent to wound and not guilty of intent to kill in Common Pleas Court after a trial that followed a drinking bout and a fight last August. The judge will delay sentencing for three days to allow a motion for a new trial. Foreman Don Kasler led the jury. Clarence Gibson was the main witness for the state.
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Raymond Windle
Nelsonville
Common Pleas
O. F. Rowland
Windle
Don Kasler
Clarence Gibson
Community Chest meeting to decide future plans and board election
The Community Welfare Association calls a 7 PM meeting open to all 1938 contributors at City Council chambers City Hall to decide on a Campaign or independent welfare drives and to elect new Board of Trustees. Unpaid pledges for 1938 should be paid at Ohio Fuel Gas Company office or Bank of Athens NBA.
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Community Welfare Association
Community Chest
City Council
Ohio Fuel Gas Company
Bank of Athens
N.B.A
State trooper Shaneyfelt earns permanent appointment
Robert W. Shaneyfelt of Athens is among the patrolmen who served provisionally, passed tests, and were appointed permanently.
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Robert W. Shaneyfelt
Athens
Athens High Names 71 in Honor Group
Athens Senior High School announces honor roll for the first six weeks of the semester. Principal O L Wood lists 71 honorees across seniors sophomores and juniors plus two graduates, with an average of B or above.
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Athens High
Athens
O. L. Wood
Frances Alexander
Mary Allen
Betty Bird
Anne Danford
Hester Hartman
Dorothy Pennell
Roberta Reynolds
Betty Wakefield
Jane Wamsley
Jack Beasley
John Hess
Robert Tyroler
George Maxwell
Melvin Green
Bob Maurer
Patty Daugherty
Gloria Davis
Mildred Ford
Norma Gibson
Ruth Hammerle
Elizabeth Lavelle
Elizabeth McCallister
Kathleen Orr
Jessie Rowles
Rosalie Shafer
Jane Gross
Ellen Davis
Dorothy Roads
Virginia Bingman
Doris Buck
Jane Finsterwald
Betty French
Mary Margaret Graham
Jean Herron
Elizabeth Kolenich
Elizabeth Krecker
Jean Miller
Patty Sherrard
Wilma Baker
Martha Copeland
Katherine Finsterwald
Martha Hoisington
Max Baughman
Jack Grover
Bill Roberta
Warren Stack
Jimmy Williams
George Peckham
Revival at Pleasanton Methodist Church Tonight
A revival meeting begins at 7 30 tonight at Pleasanton Methodist Church led by Rev Earl Cowen with assistance from Rev Phipps of Rutland Methodist Church.
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Pleasanton Methodist Church
Earl Cowen
Phipps
Rutland Methodist Church
Olive Tablets Aid Liver Bile and Digestion
A vintage advertisement touts Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a remedy for constipation and sluggish liver bile. It claims the purely vegetable tablets stimulate bile flow, tone intestinal action, and aid digestion of fatty foods, urging readers to try them tonight with prices 15 30 and 60 cents at all drugstores.
Mayor Urges Wholesalers to Deliver Early Saturday
Mayor Cliff Cornell urged out of town wholesalers to cooperate and keep trucks off Court St on Saturday to ease congestion. Most wholesalers agreed to unload early Saturday to reduce traffic as Homecoming and Peden Day approached.
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Cliff Cornell
Court St
Peden
Visiting Teachers Surge Through Athens Streets
Visiting teachers crowd Athens streets to the maximum while officials aim to keep main streets clear by keeping traffic moving.
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Athens
Condition Is Critical Branson Beekman In Hospital
Mr Branson Beekman aged 19 of Hudson Avenue was reported in critical condition at Sheltering Arms Hospital after being taken there last night for medical treatment.
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Gallipolis
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Ohio University
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State Teachers Retirement System
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A. A. Hoskins
Chubb Library
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Mildred L. Krohn
Cleveland Public
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Oberlin College
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Clara Kuenzli
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Murray Douglas
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Ewing Hall
Charlotte LaTourette
Alma Brown Dunlap
Music Hall
Charles S. Pendleton
George Peabody College For Teachers
Nashville
Tenn
W. M. Bryant
Masonic Lodge
W. W. Simmons
Portsmouth
Paul W. Catshall
Hughes High School
E. F. Stedman
W. S. Hendrix
Kathryn M. Meyers
Oak Hill
Arthur Henry Moehlman
Emil Lengyel
Mellora Thornton
Jacksonville
Music IN Education
William van de Wall
University of Kentucky
Episcopal Church
Jord Bayless
Harry Thomas
L. B. Mingery
United Brethren Church
F. L. Shoemaker
H. W. Nisenger
Harper C. Pendry
D. H. Eikenberry
Fred Burchfield
the Colonial Finance Co
Berry Hotel
Bigelow
Shaneyfelt
Howard Bobo
Richard Ingerham
Harry Peckham
Kenneth French
Henry Miller
Dix Schenz
Wanda Cole
Marjorie Gaston
Sylvia Schuler
Barbara Darford
Hattie Lou Grones
Gene Kissner
Joanne Leben
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Dorothy Pearson
Mary Jean Williams
Fauntelle Martin
Martha Lou Dowler
Ruth Ann Grover
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