Cookies Evidence of Crash Cause in Fatal Route 50 Wreck
Hurtled through the top of his automobile, Bond Bartoe 25 of Fisher Station died after crashing on US Route 50 three miles west of Athens. He was found unconscious near a fence post with a cookie in his mouth and a half filled package of cookies in his pocket. State patrol traced the car for about 375 feet before it left the road and plowed into an eight foot ditch. The front seat lay under wreckage, suggesting a turnover before impact. Bartoe left a wife a six year old son and parents with two sisters and a brother. Funeral plans not yet completed.
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Bond Bartoe
Fisher Station
Athens
Bartoe
A&p
S. Court St
Re Ibly
Max Bartoe
Nelsonville
Wilbur Young Wins Trip After Selling 200 Washers
Wilbur Young of Athens returns from Dexter Washer factory in Fairfield Ia with a free trip and bonuses for selling 200 washing machines annually. He has 12 years experience selling electrical appliances in Athens County and nearby areas and praises the Dexter plant as the finest he has seen.
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Wilbur Young
Athens
Dexter
Fairfield
Mr. Young
Athens County
False Teeth Comfort with FASTEETH Powder
FASTEETH powder provides firmer denture hold and more comfort when eating and speaking. It has no gummy taste and helps control denture odor while offering a pleasant alkaline formula.
Mentholatum Relieves Stuffy Noses and Coughs
An old style advertisement promotes Mentholatum as a balm for colds and mucus. It claims quick relief by clearing breathing passages and reducing throat irritation. Usage instructions include applying inside nostrils and on chest and throat. Available in jars.
SOEA Athens Session To Hear National Education Leaders
In Athens three speakers address sessions of the SOEA. Dr Jay B Nash NYU will speak at 1 30 Friday in Ewing Hall Auditorium at a combined meeting of superintendents and physical education teachers. E Ramsey world traveler will address the general session Friday morning in Memorial Auditorium on observations of conditions in Europe today. E O McCowen Portsmouth president of the Ohio Education Association will speak briefly Friday morning then address two groups Friday afternoon in Athens High School and the Women's Gymnasium on school problems and the present financial crisis facing Ohio schools.
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SOEA
Athens
Jay B. Nash
Department of Physical Education and Health
New York University
Ewing Hall
E. ©. Ramsey
Europe
Memorial Auditorium
Asia
Africa
E. O. McCowen
Portsmouth
Ohio Education Association
Athens High School
Ohio
Apiarist To Speak Before Bee Keepers
State apiarist C. A. Reese of Columbus will present pictures and lead a discussion at the Athens County beekeepers meeting at Mechanicsburg School Monday at 8 PM. A report on last summer’s inspection work to combat American Foulbrood notes infection in about 250 of 900 colonies examined.
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C. A. Reese
Columbus
Athens County
Mechanicsburg
Pendry Speaks On Utility In Education At Athens High
Harper C Pendry superintendent of schools addressed Athens Senior High School students in a morning assembly His talk titled Putting Utility into an Education aligned with the school guidance program Readings followed in homerooms with Mary Gibson singing Creole Juanita and Alice Maccombs presiding
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Harper C. Pendry
Athens
Teachers To Meet in City
A representative assembly luncheon at 12 15 Friday in the Presbyterian Church will discuss annual association programs and officers from president to auditing committee. Balloting 4 to 8 p m at Athens High School. Friday features 27 sectional meetings and a Friday night session in the Athens High School Auditorium. Dr Wallace W Atwood of Clark University and C William Duncan will lecture on geography and famous people. Officers named include E E Higgins president and W D Darling vice president with G E Carr secretary treasurer.
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Representative Assembly
Presbyterian Church
Athens High School
Wallace W. Atwood
Clark University
Worcester
Mass
C. William Duncan
Evening Public Ledger
E. E. Higgins
Gallipolis
W. D. Darling
Crooksville
G. E. Carr
Logan
Faye McKinley
Athens
John A. Miller
Ironton
J. E. Way
Pike County
Herman Humphrey
the Plains
Bert Leach
Portsmouth
Jessie Lortz
Amesville
R. L. Morton
Ohio University
A. Jord Bayless
E. A. Hansen
Oliver Wood
Louisa Steele
Kate Boyd
Isabelle Work
County Farm Bureau Elects Directors in Athens County
Reports on the year's work and the election of directors will be given at the Athens County Farm Bureau meeting held at Mechanicsburg School Friday at 8 p.m. Marvin J. Braiggs of the Indiana State Bureau will speak, Rome High School's vocational agricultural department under H. T. Martin will present a playlet, with H. R. Jacoby of Athens serving as bureau president.
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Athens County Farm Bureau
Mechanicsburg
Marvin J. Braiggs
Indiana State Bureau
Vocational Agricultural Department of Rome High School
H. T. Martin
H. R. Jacoby
Athens
Man Leaves Note To Say He Damaged Fender
H N Burgett recounts decades of auto trouble including recurring fender dents. A note on his car claims responsibility and provides contact numbers and a meeting place at a Standard Oil Station after 1 pm. H E Carpenter of 124 Ncaster St then arranges the repair.
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H. N. Burgett
Court St
Standard Oil
H. E. Carpenter
N. Caster St
Burgett
Carpenter
Mortgage Record At Athens County For 55 Million Issue
A 218 page mortgage and deed of trust volume titled The Ohio Power Co to Central Hanover Bank and Trust Co and Franke Wolfe as trustees records a 55 million dollar bond issue. The instrument secures bonds and pledges property across 49 Ohio counties with 115 fee per county. Properties include 45 buildings 202 substations 133 transmission lines 259 distribution systems and 250 franchises.
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Athens County
Recorder Georgia Kilpatrick
Ohio Power Co
Central Hanover Bank and Trust Co
Franke Wolfe
Ohio
Bureau of Inspection and Supervision of Public
Athens
Ford dealer show draws 800 from Columbus area
About 800 dealers and salesmen from Central and Southern Ohio West Virginia and parts of Virginia attended a preview at the Hartman Theater Columbus. They viewed Mercury Eight Ford V Eights Lincoln Zephyr and Lincoln Eight models presented by Columbus branch manager T J O Neill who will head the Cleveland branch. Motion pictures explained features and a Beasley group conference followed at the Neil House with F R Beasley and partners. New models slated for Athens branch Nov 4 and later district wide.
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Columbus
Ford Motor Co
Hartman Theater
F. R. Beasley
United States
Ohio
West Virginia
Virginia
T. J. O'Neil
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Neil House
Beasley Group
Beasley Dealer
Fall Victim In Serious Condition After Roof Fall
Richard Linton nineteen of Stewart suffered a skull fracture from a fall while painting a roof in Stewart last Friday. He is listed in serious condition at Sheltering Arms Hospital. Cousin Evan Linton twenty six, also of Stewart, was brought to the hospital for emergency care. An appendix operation was performed on 158 Mora ek j last night. Miss Vivian Bh ingman of Athens Route 6 had a similar operation on Tuesday. Francis Fuller of 115 Franklin Ave was admitted yesterday for observation.
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Richard Linton
Stewart
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Evan Linton
Earn
Mora Ek
Vivian Bhingman
Athens
Francis Fuller
Franklin Ave
Masquerade Box Social at Canaan Grange Hall
A masquerade box social will be held at the Canaan Grange Hall on Monday evening October 31. Attendees must wear masks or pay a fine. All are asked to bring box lunches. Music and dancing will follow.
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Canaan
Canaan Grange Hall
Miner in Valley Harvard Professor Finds Calling in Writing
Dr. Rollo Walter Brown, author and former Harvard professor, began mining coal as a youth in Southern Ohio near Crooksville. He later taught at Wabash, Carleton, and Harvard, and now writes about Crooksville and the Ohio mining region while preparing a talk titled The New Ideal for English.
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Rollo Walter Brown
Harvard
Ohio
Crooksville
Victor Hugo
Defoe
Byron
Zanesville
Rollo Brown
Ohio Northern University
Wabash College
Carleton
America
Peterboro
New Hampshire
Cambridge
Mass
Dean Briggs
Athens Bootleg Spot Raided and Woman Fined
Athens police and state inspectors closed a bootlegging operation at Garnet Corbin’s home 5 Pratt Street. Mrs Corbin pleaded guilty and was fined 500 dollars with 400 suspended on the condition she quit bootlegging. further violations could revive the suspended amount.
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Athens
Garnet Corbin
Pratt St
Cliff Cornell
City Hall
Corbin
State Speaker To Address Democrats At Chauncey High
A state speaker will address a Democratic gathering at Chauncey High School Saturday night at 7 30. All candidates will be introduced. Refreshments will be served. A meeting will be held in Lott ridge tonight. Canaan Township leaders sponsor a Canaanville meeting Friday night with Athens women asked to provide sandwiches for lunch.
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Chauncey High School
Lottridge
Canaan
Canaanville
Athens
Fire damages Walbridge Park area in Toledo
A fire of undetermined origin destroyed land at Walbridge Park in Toledo. Officials investigate cause as crews work to assess the damage and secure the site.
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Toledo
Walbridge Park
Athens to Open Social Security Office with 30 Staff
A district social security office housing 30 to 40 employees will be established in Athens after renting 2 500 square feet in the Campbell Block Violet Building at W State and N Court Streets. Ray Miller owner of the building announced the two year lease and that unemployment insurance workers will occupy by mid November.
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Athens
Campbell Block
Violet Building
W. State
N. Court Sts
Ray Miller
Theft of radiator caps shocks Athens car owners
Athens residents report stolen radiator caps as a rising nuisance. David Dorward, 69, of Mulberry Lane, was fined 13 dollars 70 cents by Mayor Cliff Cornell after admitting taking one cap. The mayor vowed stricter action against future offenders.
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Athens
David Dorward
Mulberry
Cliff Cornell
Cornell
Gold Medal Haarlem Kidney Capsules Claim Safe Relief
An advertisement urges readers to use Gold Medal Haarlem Kidney Off Capsules to flush kidneys and relieve aching, frequent urination, and bladder irritation. It touts the product as a grand kidney stimulant and diuretic with claims of restoring healthy action and warning buyers to obtain the original Haarlem Holland version.
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Haarlem
Hearlem
Holland
Adult Education Section Formed at SOEA Meeting
At the Southeastern Ohio Education Association meeting a new adult education section will host a session in Room 205 Ellis Hall at 1 30 p m Friday. Dr Carroll E Amos WPA supervisor will chair with Prof Floyd Dixon Ohio University addressing on A Philosophy of Adult Education. Vance Springer will report on the Athens County occupational survey findings.
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Southeastern Ohio Education Association
Carroll E. Amos
WPA Adult Education
District 3
Ellis Hall
Floyd Dixon
Ohio University
Vance Springer
Athens County
Two Speeders Fined in E State Street Plea
Frank Hysell of W State Street and Lawrence Helwig of May Avenue were fined five dollars each by Mayor Cliff Cornell after pleading guilty to speeding on E State Street. Special Officer Harry Risley arrested them.
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Frank Hysell
W. State St
Lawrence Helwig
May Ave
Cliff Cornell
E. State St
Harry Risley
Big Chief Indian Herb Tonic Sale in Athens County
Weekend and next week offer full size Big Chief Indian Herb Tonic bottle for 49 cents down from 1.25. The ad promises relief for constipation stomach pain gallbladder nausea and bloating after just a few doses urging immediate visit to try the tonic and feel the difference.
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Athens County
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Kiane
Kent
Straig
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Wolverine
Southeastern Ohio
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Wheaton’s
Athens, O
Colonial
N. Court St
Athens, Ohio
Quick's Drug Store
Quick's Cut Rate Drug Store
W. Union St
Kry
I. R. Goldberg
Shapiro
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Zenner’s Dept
Roger
Taylors
Educational Toy Books
Vale
Alta
Schick
Sunbeam
Athens Pharmacy
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