Athens School Open With 1,425 Children Ready
The Athens public schools begin Monday with 1,425 pupils. Salaries are cut five percent to meet financial strain from higher material costs. The board authorized continuing contracts for 43 staff and accepted Donna Wells's resignation due to illness.
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Athens Messenger
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Athens
Donna Wells
Central School
No. 1 Selective Service Board
Wisconsin
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Harper C. Pendry
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Mayme V. Johnston
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Irene Hand
Anne Pickering
Ethel Woolf
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Ruth Giesen
O. L. Wood
C. D. Samford
Carl Roberts
E. S. Dowell
Sherman Gilmore
William M. Bryant
Louis Hammerle
Eugene Cottle
James B. McQuown
P. S. Wamsley
Robert Essex
Raymond Pfleger
Lee O. Ramey
East Side
Wayne T. Matthews
Lucy McBride
Mildred Giesecke
Georgia Allen
Bernice Kayser
Ellen Shannon
Hilda Fuchs
Lois Hauswald
Cassie Sidders
West Side
Louisa Steele
Mabelle Darst
Bernice McLeod
Pauline Kimes
Margaret Cronin
Helen Moriarty
Margaret Chadwick
Elizabeth Warren
Ethel Reese
Cora Evans
Mildred Colville
Mildred Murphy
Clara Kuenzli
8.8.8 Tonic Promises Vitality from Digestive Repair
The ad claims 8.8.8 Tonic restores stomach juice flow to aid digestion and rebuild red blood cells, boosting energy and appearance. It promises quicker effects since the liquid is absorbed rapidly and cites scientific testing and thousands of user testimonials.
Counties Industrial Rehabilitation Act Outline
A proposed federal act would authorize annual appropriations to support state plans for industrial rehabilitation in counties. It sets requirements for promotion research and local administration, caps salaries, and ties eligibility to county economic decline and unemployment. The Administrator approves plans and funds quarterly with oversight provisions.
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Hospital Notes Include Several Surgeries and Releases
Sheltering Arms Hospital treated Sheltering Arms Pearl Bolin Athens Route 2 and Mrs Blanch Yates The Plains with major and minor operations this morning. Miss Inez Pidcock Athens had a minor surgery yesterday. Zane Marquis Trimble Route 1 received care yesterday. Eula Mae Bennett 175 N Lancaster St underwent a major surgery yesterday. Among those released are Mrs Mary Dempsey and infant Elizabeth Route 3 returned to Glouster, Clay Milliron 124 E Union St, Mrs Lillie Milliron 3 Van Vorhes St, and Edsel Exline Millfield Route 2. Mrs Margrie Kittrell 18 Maple St will be released tonight.
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Pearl Bolin
Athens
Glouster
Clay Milliron
E. Union St
Lillie Milliron
van Vorhes St
Edsel Exline
Millfield
Margrie Kittrell
Maple St
Charges Withdrawn Against Fred Tippie in Athens Court
Charges of attempted criminal assault filed last week against Fred Tippie of Athens Route 2 in Justice of the Peace T R Bennett court have been withdrawn.
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Fred Tippie
Athens
Route 2
Court of Justice of the Peace
T. R. Bennett
Final Day To Enter Elections In Athene County
About 200 petitions had been filed by Athene County residents for village township and school posts to be decided on Nov 4. Friday 6:30 pm is the deadline for petitions and filing fees. R J Isselstein, election board clerk, will remain in the Courthouse basement office until then. Most filings target township trustees and clerks. other posts include constables justices of the peace and boards of education. Local option votes are filed for Lee Township with possible similar votes in Carthage and Bern Townships.
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R. J. Isselstein
Election Board
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W. Washington St
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Lee Township
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Bern
Covert and Millikan Families Attend Ohio Optometry Convention
Mr and Mrs B M Covert and daughter Marilyn and Mr and Mrs Charles C Millikan both of Athens and Mrs George M Hickle of Lancaster plan to travel from Athens to Toledo to join a convention of the Ohio Optometry Association on the U S liner South America. The ship will sail Sunday noon for Mackinac Island with the Athens party returning Wednesday night. Mr Covert will also attend a Board of Optometry meeting during the trip.
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Marilyn
Charles C. Millikan
Athens
George M. Hickle
Lancaster
Toledo
Ohio Optometry Association
U. S
South America
Mackinac Island
Covert
Ohio State Board of Optometry
Veterans to Elect Officers of Conrath-Bean Chapter No 37
The Disabled American Veterans unit Conrath Bean Chapter 37 will elect officers next Monday evening at the Armory. Commander Earnest McGraner urged all members to attend the meeting.
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Armory
Earnest McGraner
Minor Seeks Divorce in Transfer to Probate Court
Clarice Breeze, a minor, filed for divorce from Charles Henry Breeze Jr. in Nelsonville, claiming gross neglect of duty. The case moved from Common Pleas to Probate Court with a request for custody of their child.
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Clarice Breeze
Charles Henry Breeze, Jr
Nelsonville
Common Pleas
Probate
Former Pastor Dies at 91 in Wilmington
The Rev. Thomas S. Armentrout, retired Presbyterian minister, died yesterday at his home in Wilmington at age 91. He previously served churches in Spruce Creek and Wyalusing Pennsylvania and Gallipolis Ohio.
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Wilmington
Del
Thomas S. Armentrout
Spruce Creek
Wyalusing
Gallipolis
Food aid to Athens County set for Friday distribution
Relief orders for the first half of September will be issued at regular distribution sites in Athens County Friday. Dale Ziggaroos, relief director, said the State Board of Control awarded the county 5500 to cover this month’s relief program. The county has 550 cases totaling 1,980 persons on relief rolls now.
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Athens County
Dale Ziggaroos
State Board of Control
VSA
Urewume Beit County
Ziggaroos
R. Clarks Leg Amputated After Route 33 Injury
Ralph Clark of Athens Route 3 lost his left leg above the knee and the middle toe of his right foot after being crushed between rocks and a dump truck during Route 33 construction. He is recovering at White Cross Hospital Columbus after initial treatment at Sheltering Arms. Former Athens Post Office employee. letters may be sent to Room 6 Emergency Ward White Cross Hospital.
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Ralph Clark
Athens
Clark
Sheltering Arms Hospital
White Cross Hospital
Columbus
Gandee Named Assistant Scoutmaster for Troop 59
D. I. Gandee has been named assistant scoutmaster of Troop 59, announced by Ray mond Atkins scoutmaster. The troop met at the J. C. Clubrooms on E. State St for a brief business meeting followed by motion pictures from Camporee on Peach Ridge and Camp Keotaga in West Virginia. Refreshments were served.
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Raymond Atkins
J. C
E. State St
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Camporee
Peach Ridge
Camp Keotaga
West Virginia
Divorce Granted to Ruth Jackson in Cruelty Case
Ruth Jackson was granted a divorce from Paul Jackson of Athens on extreme cruelty and gross neglect of duty. Custody of their three children is awarded to the father and the children aged four, three, and one are cared for by Mr. Jackson's mother.
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Ruth Jackson
Paul Jackson
Athens
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