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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 14, 1937

Page

5

Architect submits Athens County Jail plans and $75,000 estimate

William J. Davis Jr. proposes a two floor jail and sheriff residence to replace the condemned facility. The design includes a six room sheriff home, six male and six female cells plus four trustees, with federal aid potential and a WPA labor role. The project would cost about $75,000 and require a half mill levy if funded locally.

Athens County William J. Davis, Jr WPA

4-H Senior Club Meeting Set at Ath ens Grange Hall

The Senior 4-H Club will meet at 8 p m Wednesday in the Ath ens Grange Hall for an evening of entertainment and discussion of future plans. James Wood Margaret Chadwick and Bernarda William are in charge of the program.

Athens Grange Hall James Wood Margaret Chadwick Bernarda William

Eagles Ohio President To Visit Athens Lodge

George Herman state president of the Eagles will be guest of Athens Aerie No. 529 at the meeting on Wednesday September 15. Frank Rickey president says a free lunch and entertaining program will accompany the event.

George Herman The Eagles Athens Aerie No Frank Rickey

Seaman Returns as Athens Methodist Pastor for New Year

Dr. William G. Seaman, pastor of the First Methodist Episcopal Church in Athens, will again serve in that role for the coming year as announced at the Ohio Conference in Dayton. Additional assignments include Bayliff at Wesleyan Foundation and Beckett at Central Ave. Church with a full list of nearby pastors appointed for various communities.

William G. Seaman First Methodist Episcopal Church Athens Dayton Ohio The Methodist Episcopal Church Russell E. Bayliff Wesleyan Foundation A. H. Beckett Central Ave Pomeroy Bethany Frank Beuscher Pomeroy Simpson G. C. Nutter Coolville E. B. Dean Glouster F. G. Boroff Guysville-Stewart Nelson Rice Hamden J. G. Deeds Haydenville L. O. Lineberger Jacksonville James Reeder Gallipolis W. S. Westerman Cheshire H. N. Sni

Infant Son of Whites Dies at Parkersburg

Cecil Joseph White infant son of Mr and Mrs Cecil White of Stewart died Monday in St Josephs Hospital Parkersburg born Aug 3 Survived by sister Bertha Marie grandparents Earl White near Bartlett Francis Prokish Colorado Springs Colo great grandparents Mrs Lillie White Athens and Mr and Mrs Scott White near Bartlett services will be held at the grave in the Catholic Cemetery Athens Wednesday morning

Cecil Joseph White Cecil White Stewart St. Joseph's Hospital Parkersburg Bertha Marie Earl White Bartlett Francis Prokish Colorado Springs Colo Lillie White Athens Scott White Near

Gill Is Named Ohio Director Of New Route

Fifty prominent Ohio Indiana West Virginia and Virginia business leaders met at the Neil House in Columbus to organize the Blue and Gray Trail Association and promote Route 31. C M Gill was named one of three Ohio directors, with John W Dowler attending as resident highway engineer. The route from St Joseph Michigan to Richmond Virginia will receive a national highway number at a Buffalo meeting later this month. Over 1 1 million dollars will go to Ohio road improvements with West Virginia allotting 100 000. several sections are already under contract. Virginia has modernized most of the road with four miles still under construction. John Jaster Jr Ohio highway director and other state officials spoke. W A Compton of Pomeroy is president and Barton Holl of Logan is secretary.

Ohio Indiana West Virginia Virginia Neil House Columbus St. Joseph Mich Richmond Buffalo Elkins Michigan John Jaster, Jr W. A. Compton Pomeroy Barton Holl Logan

Nihle Frank Leaves For Post in Duluth

Nihle B. Frank former superintendent of Columbia High School Meigs County has accepted a faculty post at the Junior College of Duluth Minnesota He departs Sunday to teach engineering mathematics mechanical drawing and surveying He earned a bachelor of science in electrical engineering from Ohio University in 1930 and has pursued graduate work at Ohio and Ohio State He is the son of W J Frank and Elizabeth Frank of near Athens son in law of Elza J Wood and Mrs Wood of Athens Mrs Frank and their son Charles Marion plan to join him in Duluth within two weeks.

Nihle B. Frank Columbia High School Meigs County Junior Duluth Minn Mr. Frank Ohio University Ohio W. J. Frank Elizabeth Frank Athens Elza J. Wood Ohio Power Co Portsmouth

Auditor Seeks Property Change Reports by Oct 1

Taxpayers in Athens County must report by October 1 to County Auditor C. O. Gibson any changes in their property that affect valuation. Reports cover new buildings completed or partly finished or alterations affecting value. Repairs need not be reported. Also notify about buildings removed burned torn down or damaged.

Athens County C. O. Gibson

Cool Weather Lifts Woolens as Temperatures Dip

The cold spell continues with a 43 degree low marking the coolest in months while daytime highs reached 67 and later 69. The Seafarers' Library, boasting 80 000 volumes, provides reading material to sailors worldwide.

Rail Time Card Baltimore East Bound Entries

Rail time card fragment shows daily and Sunday schedules with numbers and times. Mentions No 1 National No 3 Diplomas and various daily entries with 2 Daly 3 Nationa figures, plus afternoon and evening time stamps.

Baltimore East Bo Daly Nationa Chesapeake & 610 Dally NEW York Central South NEW York Central

Harvest Delayed by Early Cold Spell in Athens County

In Athens County and SE Ohio harvests lag due to recent low temperatures. Corn for silage and late peaches face delays, but no major damage is expected. Apples, corn, peaches and winter wheat plans feature, with Hessian fly concerns noted for wheat and farmers eyeing fall vegetables.

Athens County Ohio Ross Wright Clarence Morris Athens County Soil Conservation Committee Morris

New Bridge Planned on 78 for Glouster

Athens County Commissioners authorize construction of a new bridge on State Route 78 in Glouster replacing a condemned structure. Engineer Ben F Beckler leads the project with an estimated material cost of 1716 dollars and potential WPA labor support.

Glouster Ben F. Beckler Athens County Commissioners Hollister WPA

Troop 50 Scout Meeting Tonight in Athens

Boy Scout Troop 50 in Athens plans a 7:30 PM meeting at the Methodist Church scout rooms. Scoutmaster Ted Preston requests all members attend and invites any boys 12 or older who wish to join.

Boy Scouts Athens Methodist Church Ted Preston

Mrs James Grant Dies in Columbus at 48

Mrs James Grant aged 48 formerly of Nelsonville died in Columbus at 4:25 this morning from heart trouble. Funeral services set for Thursday at 2 PM at Stout Funeral Home Nelsonville. Palestine reports population over 1 035 000.

James Grant Nelsonville Columbus Stout Funeral Home

Civil Service Examinations Open Now in Athens

The U S Civil Service Commission announces open competitive exams for several posts including associate medical officer engineers and dentists with annual salaries from 2 600 to 4 600 dollars. Full info available from J L C Kelley secretary U S Civil Service Board of Examiners at the Athens Post Office.

United States Civil Service Commission Veterans Administration U.S. Public Health Service Indian Field Service J. L. C. Kelley U. S. Civil Service Board of Examiners Athens

Meat and by products drive livestock prices and profits

Swift & Company's discussion explains how wholesale meat prices set the liv estock market, with Mrs. Consumer wielding the last word. Higher meat prices raise livestock costs while perishable dressed meats force price declines, and competition among about 1100 meat packers keeps marketing costs and profits low.

Consumer Swift & Company

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