Roadway Upgrades Planned Across Athens County
Athens officials announce paving and resurfacing across multiple roads including Jacobs Drive, Montrose Avenue, and Mey Street as part of a broad effort. Crews will widen streets, replace bricks, and improve drainage with 700 speed zones and new right-of-way work in areas around Athens School athletic grounds and surrounding townships.
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Athens Candidates Invited to Public League Meeting
Thirty eight candidates for Athens City township and school board positions in the November election were invited to a public meeting by the Athens League of Women Voters. The event in the county courthouse court room Friday at 7 30 p m allows four minutes per candidate to state name business and qualifications. County Commissioner Fred Kittle will speak for relief bonds and road levies while City School Board clerk B E Walker will explain the city school levy. The meeting is an annual event to help voters get acquainted with candidates.
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Population pressure linked to war, says Conklin
Princeton biologist Dr Edwin Grant Conklin told Ohio University that overpopulation spurs expansion and war. He argued that militarism in Italy, Japan, and Germany arises from population needs, while Western nations curb births. He urged scientific population control focusing on quality and breeding, not just numbers. The address followed campus lectures and a separate county projects list noted road and school work across Ames and neighboring townships.
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Athens Boy Injured After Fall From Tree
Richard Goodfellow an eight year old boy suffered a broken collarbone scalp lacerations and bruises when he fell from a tree on the Central Grade School grounds Wednesday afternoon. He is the son of Mr and Mrs T R Goodfellow of 45 South High Street and was treated by a local Athens doctor.
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Spang To Explain Relief Bond Issue
Athens County relief director H M Spang and county officials will discuss the upcoming relief bond issue at a public meeting Friday night in the Coolville High School Auditorium. The bond question will be on the election ballot next Tuesday.
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Greatest relief drop in Athens County since July
The Ohio FERA office reports Athens County sees the largest relief load reduction in the state over the last three months. On August 1, 4,216 cases or 17,000 people received aid. now 1,425 cases or 5,100 people remain on relief. WPA efforts and a pending relief bond vote influence plans through November and winter.
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Athens Red Cross chapter pledges 1400 for Roll Call
Members of the Athens chapter of the American Red Cross met in Zanesville to plan the Red Cross Roll Call beginning November 11. Roger Connor district chairman spoke at the dinner meeting with Mrs. Dwight H Rutherford and other officers. Athens chapter has 1400 pledged members, part of 108 chapters statewide aiming for 300000 by November 28.
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Operating Room Nears Completion at Sheltering Arms Hospital
The new right wing operating room at Sheltering Arms Hospital is completed and ready for use with six windows and a green tile ivory color scheme. A nursery delivery room and several patients rooms remain under construction.
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Thousands of Girls Visit Ohio University for Home Economics Program
More than 1,000 high school girls from 46 districts register for Ohio University Home Economics program hosted by the university Home Economics Club. The day includes tours, luncheon, a play, music, and a football game visit, with a schedule inside the Agriculture Building and Alumni Memorial Auditorium.
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