Separate Ballots for Relief and Welfare Levy Proposed
Athens County commissioners move to place two separate levies on the November ballot to fund relief and welfare programs. Unemployed groups press for higher per capita relief. a four mill total levy is discussed with budget items for the Children's Home and county welfare services. The plan awaits drafting by the prosecuting attorney and legal ballot placement decisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unemployed League of
Nelsonville
Workers Alliance of
Glouster
Board of
Athens County Commissioners
Fred Shafer
Athens
Columbus
Athens County
Workers’ Alliance of
State of
Ohio
Asbury McCombs
Sydney A. Cook
Henry Windle
Wesley Iams
Sylvester Davis
William Swindell
Peter H. Collins
Dow W. Davis
Cedric D. Draper
John L. Southard
Carl Hoisington
Alford Harding
Chester Sanborn
Charles Stratton
Rose
Harold J. Rose
Athens County Board of Public Assistance
Board of Trustees of
the Children’s Home
O. C. Bird
Public Assistance Board
Hocking and
Sunday Creek Valley Industrial Labor Council
Shafer
Charles L. Sherwood
Aaron Jackson
Jacksonville
Prize Winning Pig Treatment Demonstrated to Kiwanis Club
At the Athens Kiwanis Club meeting Miss Ann Haskins of Trimble described her Ohio Conservation Camp trip. Edward Sheridan of East Hill Athens demonstrated pig worming using a capsule from a pig shown at the State Fair, earning a trip to the 4 H Congress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Sheridan
Ohio State University
Agnes Terrell
4-H Club
Sheridan Isa
Haskins
C. E. Haskins
Files Removal Order Against Local Worker
Columbus report states Tom Mc Caw, state old age pension chief, filed a removal order with the State Civil Service Commission against Bernice M. Nickell, Athens County pension office assistant. The order is effective immediately after a 30 day suspension from Aug 11, and ties to a broader suit by former state employees via Co. L. Jordan of Athens and others seeking reinstatement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
U.R
Tom McCaw
State Civil Service Commission
Bernice M. Nickell
Athens County Pension Office
Co. L. Jordan
Athens
Common Pleas Court
Akron builds giant tire for Antarctic snow cruiser
The largest tire ever made for use weighs 700 pounds and spans 10 feet in diameter. It was crafted in Akron for the United States Antarctic expedition’s snow cruiser.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akron
Passport restrictions curb European travel visas
A Department of State order issued Sept. 4 curtails passports for Europe travel. Existing passports must be submitted for revalidation. new European passports require evidence of imperative necessity. Passports issued for pleasure are prohibited, with penalties including fines or imprisonment for false statements. County Clerk Ruth E. Burdette will enforce documentary proof of necessity for applicants.
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R. B. Shipley
U. S. Department of State
Ruth E. Burdette
Department
United States
Europe
Department of State
Property Attachment Sought in Court Suit
Melzer T. Ellis filed in Common Pleas Court for attachment of property against Mike and Glenda Leonard. He holds a $255.60 unsatisfied judgment from Magistrate T. R. Bennett dated July 31 and asserts a Waterloo Township property transfer to Mrs Leonard with no real consideration to hinder the action, requesting the conveyance be nullified and the property subjected to execution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Pleas
Melzer T. Ellis
Mike
Glenda Leonard
T. R. Bennett
Ellis
Waterloo Township
Mike Leonard
Young Republicans To Meet Thursday
The Young Republican Club of Athens Township will convene in the Athens City Council Chamber at 7 30 p m Thursday. All members are urged to attend to discuss activities for the coming year, announced by Bert M Barnes president.
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Young Republican Club
Athens Township
Athens City Council
Bert M. Barnes
Athens Native Marguerite Jones Dies After Illness
Marguerite Catherine Jones age 45, born in Athens, died Saturday night in Marion Illinois after a nine day pneumonia illness. She married Ralph E. Armitage in 1915 and had a daughter, then later married William R. Jones in 1922. Survived by two sons Billie Junior Jones 15 and Richard Everett 12, plus two half brothers John and George Gleason and two half sisters Miss Mary Gleason and Mrs Helen Finn. Burial at W Union Street Cemetery after funeral at Dowler and Ferguson Funeral Home Wednesday at two.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marguerite Catherine Jones
Athens
Marion
Dowler and Ferguson Funeral Home
W. Union St
Ralph E. Armitage
Margie Newcomb
iCarmi
William R. Jones
Illinois
Billie Junior Jones
Richard Everett
Leslie Pierce Dies From Auto Injuries
Logan story reports Leslie Pierce 38 former resident died at North Lima from a fractured skull after being struck by a car Sunday. He worked in a steel mill there for years before illness. survived by mother Anna Cooley and sisters Mrs. William J. Golding Gloucester and Pearl Pierce Logan. Funeral set for Wednesday at 2:30 in Jerseyville Athens County with burial there.
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LOGAN
Leslie Pierce
North Lima
Pierce
Anna Cooley
William J. Golding
J Jglouster
Pearl Pierce
Canaan Township cattle owners meet on Bangs test
Canan Township cattle owners gather at Canaan School Thursday night at 8 o'clock to discuss the Bangs test for control of contagious abortion in cattle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canan Township
Canaan School
Messenger omits two candidates for Coolville marshal
The Mes senger failed to list R. S. Henderson and Elmer M. Sams among Coolville marshal candidates in Sundays township race coverage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. S. Henderson
Elmer M. Sams
Marshal
Coolville
Side With Biggest Navy Will Win Says Fontaine
Paul Fontaine of Ohio University told Ath ens Rotary Club that victory in the present war will go to the side with the biggest navy. He argued battleships outrank airships and outlined U.S. superiority in destroyers, light cruisers, aircraft carriers, and large battleships, stressing range and bases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Navy
Fontaine
Rotary Club
Paul Fontaine
Athens Rotary Club
Ohio University
U. S. Navy
Uncle Sam
U. S
Britain
United States
Germany
Logan Decides Against Fall Festival This Year
Logan officials announce no Fall Festival will be held this year after a Chamber of Commerce meeting with representatives from the schools extension service and merchants. A committee will study festival types to plan a more elaborate event next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Chamber l of Commerce
Extension Service
Imerchants
Hospital admissions and operation at Sheltering Arms
This morning Mrs. Anna Bolin of Athens Route 2 underwent a major operation at Sheltering Arms Hospital. Miss Naomi Williams of 25 Maple Street Glouster was admitted to the hospital late Monday for medical treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Bolin
Athens
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Naomi Williams
Maple St
Glouster
There Are Two Ways to Get at Constipation
An advertisement for Kellogg's All-Bran promotes regularity to prevent constipation. It claims constipation stems from lack of bulk in modern diets and recommends daily bran with milk or in muffins, plus plenty of water, produced by Kellogg's in Battle Creek and sold by grocers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kellogg's
Battle Creek
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Athens Messenger
Toledo
Port Clinton
W. Bees Sandusky
Findlay
Urbana
Sandusi Fremont
Elyria
Oberlin
Fostoria
Norwalk
Bere
Medina
Shelby
Ashland
Mansfield
Galion
MT. Vernon
Coshocto
Newark
Cambridc
New Lexington
Circleville
Athen
Elyria Eanemuandil
Phe Cias Company
NEWA
Re Galion
Coshocton
Cal
America
ROMAN
Women's
Sport Oxfords
Hill's Family Shoe Store
N. Court St
Ndon
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