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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 11, 1939

Page

5

New Record Registration Expected As Ohio University Opens

Ohio University in Athens entered its 136th year as hundreds of students arrived for registration week. Registrar F B Dilley announced a new high enrollment was likely though exact figures were unavailable. Registration for degree college students is set for Tuesday in Chubb Library with advising and tests for University College students on Wednesday and Thursday. Classes begin Thursday at 1 10 p m.

Athens Ohio University F. B. Dilley University College Edwin Watts Chubb

New Navy Enlistment Rules Issued in Athens

New enlistment rules issued to boost Navy strength were announced in Athens by recruiting officer W. H. Byers. They cover broken service members, re enlistment terms, age limits 18 to 31 for first enlistments, and conditions for former service members from other branches.

United States Navy Athens W.H. Byers Bureau of Navigation Army Marine Corps Coast Guard Navy

Elza V Chalfant for Trimble Council Nomination

Elza V Chalfant listed as council candidate in Trimble while serving as town marshal seeks re election to the post. The report notes his ongoing involvement in Trimble municipal leadership. Hitchhiking racket case out of Red Bluff involves a ruse by two male hitchhikers posing as girls to gain rides.

Elza V. Chalfant the Messenger Trimble Mr. Chalfant Red Bluff Cal C. K. Harsh

Prun lax Claims Victory Over Constipation in Ad

An advertisement extols PRUNLAX as a ready remedy against constipation. It praises natural prune juice and vegetable blends, claiming gentle, lasting relief with no after effects and encouraging readers to buy from their druggist.

Clover Farm Executive Joins Farm War Council

T Blair Willison of Clover Farm Stores is named to Secretary Wallace's Farm War Council to meet in Washington on September 19. Other independent grocer reps include Gerrit Vander Hooning and Hector Lazo. Willison notes food hysteria risks and aims to curb panic to maintain normal business flow. He leads the Voluntary Groups Institute and serves on the Independent Food Distributors Council.

Willison Clover Farm Stores T. Blair Willison Henry A. Wallace Farm War Council Washington Gerrit Vander Hooning National Association of Retail Grocers United States Hector Lazo Cooperative Food Distributors of America Wélison Europe Department of Agriculture Council Voluntary Groups Institute Independent Food Distributors’ Council

Former Coach Is Honored by Athens Group

M. B. Banks former Ohio University coach was feted at an informal dinner at Athens Country Club by teammates and friends. He guided Ohio U from 1913 to 1917 and later coached at Drake University and the University of Tennessee. An enlarged photograph from his Ohio U days was autographed and given to him.

M. B. Banks Ohio University Athens Country Club Banks Utica N. Y Richard College of Commerce Ohio U Drake University Des Moines Iowa University of Tennessee Knoxville Centre College Danville Ohio Wesleyan Syracuse Blaine R. Goldsberry R. W. Finsterwald Horace G. Palmer Ted Alfred Lancaster Bunny Aumiller Columbus Ben Miller Parkersburg Byron Danford George C. Parks Fred H. Beckler R. C. Hess Don C. Peden W. J. Trautwein R. S. Wood Clyde Gibson Roger J. Jones Evan Jones Harry Beckley Harry Barstow R. H. White B. T. Grover

Veterans' Influence Highlighted by Herbert at GOP Rally

Lieutenant Governor Paul Herbert urged Ohio veterans to join the Republican Party saying their influence could swing 1 million voters. He branded the New Deal a fraud and predicted a Republican president from Ohio with Taft and Bricker as possible nominees. The event at the Fairgrounds was hosted by the Athens County War Veterans Republican Club.

Paul Herbert Fairgrounds Ing Ohio Taft Bricker Athens County War Veterans Republican Club Herbert Roosevelt America Republican Party Friends Cliff Cornell U. S Thomas A. Jenkins Jenkins Congress New Deal Davey Vic Donahey South America China

Free soil tests offered by OSU portable lab in Athens County

The Ohio State University portable soils laboratory will visit Athens County this week for free soil testing. Sessions include K W Hayes farm near Guysville on Sept 14 morning, Ames-Bern School Sept 14 afternoon, Shade Grange Hall Sept 15 morning, and Albany School Sept 15 afternoon.

Ohio State University Athens County Ross Wright K. W. Hayes Guysville Ames-Bern Shade Grange Hall Albany School Extension Bureau Wooster

Crop Insurance Deadline Urged for Athens County Farmers

Athens County farmers have eight days to apply for wheat crop insurance under the agricultural conservation program. Chairman Frank Pugh urges insured coverage before seeding the 1940 crop, noting 70 plus already applied and a 40 increase from 1939.

Athens County Agricultural Conservation Program Frank Pugh Ohio Pugh

Hospital Briefs From Sheltering Arms

At Sheltering Arms Mrs Lorena Smith 52 Grosvenor St underwent major surgery at Sheltering Arms Hospital on Sunday. Lloyd Bolton carpenter underwent an emergency appendectomy Saturday night. Miss Mildred Estep New Marshfield underwent an appendectomy this morning. Miss Leona Carrick Zaleski admitted for a minor operation tomorrow. Mrs Marty Friedberg and son Norman David Fenzel Apartments were released today.

Lorena Smith Grosvenor St Sheltering Arms Hospital Lloyd Bolton Carpenter Mildred Estep New Marshfield Leona Carrick Zaleski Marty Friedberg Norman David Fenzel Apartments

Knox and Jewell Fined After Saturday Arrests

Woodrow Knox of Athens Road was fined ten dollars and costs by Mayor Cliff Cornell for fighting. Orville Jewell of Moore Avenue was fined five dollars and costs for intoxication. Arrests were made Saturday night by Police Captain Charles Maple and Officer Leslie Bradfield.

Woodrow Knox Athens RD Cliff Cornell Orville Jewell Moore Ave Charles Maple Leslie Bradfield

Veterans Urge Peace Across Ohio Republican Clubs

Lt. Gov Paul M. Herbert in Athens sent telegrams to Ohio Republican veterans clubs urging a series of meetings to mold public opinion for keeping America out of war. He argues veterans must lead in the crisis and that the people do not want war. A copy reached Athens County Club president M C Morrison.

Paul M. Herbert War Veterans Republican Clubs of Ohio Athens War Veterans Republican Clubs America

Lilmark Infant Dies In Columbus Sunday

Danny Ullmark five month old son of Mr and Mrs Ullmark died Sunday in Grant Hospital Columbus of pneumonia and complications. Survived by his parents a twin sister Deanna and three brothers Paul Ed Pat Joe and Robert. Grandparents E G Miller Logan and R L Altimark East Liverpool and great grandparents John L Steady Logan and Mrs Sidney Miller Gibisonville. Funeral services will be attended by immediate family in Logan and burial in Oak Grove Cemetery Logan.

Danny Ullmark Paul Ullmark Grant Hospital Columbus Ullmark Columbia Ave Deanna Paul Ed Pat Joe Robert E. G. Miller Logan R. L. Altimark East Liverpool John L. Steady Sidney Miller Gibisonville Oak Grove Cemetery

Workers Overcome by Gas From Dirt Clod in Tunnel

Lorain Ohio report from Richard Leitch of the Bureau of Mines says a four inch dirt clod loosened from an old sewer joint released gas, saturating the tunnel floor and causing seven workers to be overcome while tunneling.

Lorain Richard Leitch U. S. Bureau of Mines Leitch

Blood Donor Earns Noted Service Mark in Gloucester

Gloucester Mass Albert D Hodson, honored for humanitarian work, donated 155 quarts of blood over ten years to those in need nine liquid quarts in 14 days and five quarts in six days without charge highlighting his public service record.

Gloucester Mass Albert D. Hodson

Walter Richardsons Book on French Boat

A letter from Dr. Walter C. Richardson to Prof. Tf. N. Hoover reports the Richardsons booked a North German Lloyd steamer for Sept. 2 but the trip was cancelled. They then booked passage on the French steamer DeGrasse for Sept. 9, aiming to reach New York by Sept. 17, with a cable to be sent if the sailing failed.

London England Tf. N. Hoover Ohio University Walter C. Richardson Richardson Richardsons DeGrasse New York Hoover

Dillon Will Address Teachers Association

The Athens County's Retired Teachers and Ex-Teachers' Association will meet Wednesday at 7 30 p m in Room 6 of the Dean Chubb Library. Prof C B Dillon will report on the Neutrality Act and discuss sections of Ohio school laws. Officers will be elected for the coming year.

Athens County Dean Chubb C. B. Dillon Ohio Association

Adlerika Ad Promises Gas Relief and Bowel Cleanse

An Athens Pharmacy advertises Adlerika claiming one dose relieves heart pressure from stomach gas due to constipation and cleans out both bowels, urging readers not to sleep if gas pressures the heart.

Adlerika Athens

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Dilley Prunlax Amallol EN Court ST T. B. Willison Clover Farm Farm Council Athens Group F. J. Beasley Co W. D. Christman Glouster M. C. Morrison Morrison Cornell Virgil Martin The Veterans Republican Club Leonard J. Stern Secretary of State Co. P. Laudebaugh Secetary State Highway Department Thomas Wilson Nelsonville Veterans’ Club Carl Wharton E. LeFever Cornelius Queen Harry “Buck” Kelly Oscar Fulton E. Washington St Athens Ice& Storage Co Clubs Lilmark Walter Richardsons Dillon Teachers Association ASION B&o Baltimore Qhio Carpenter Maytag Co Athens, Ohio Pomeroy
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