Doctor Declines Athens Health Commissioner Post
Dr. H T Phillips declined the roles of health commissioner for Athens County and Athens City citing personal affairs. He noted the health system turmoil would require a dictator to fix and warned he would face enmity from staff if he stayed. He had been named last June by the county board and recently by the city board amid federal age demands for the post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. T. Phillips
Athens County
Athens City
J. M. Higgins
Phillips
Health Service
Dr. Phillips
M. R. Chappel
Athens
TB Clinic To Be Held Here Next Friday
The first tuberculosis diagnostic clinic sponsored by the Athens County Tuberculosis and Health Association will be held Friday September 29 at the former sheriff's residence next to the Courthouse in Athens. Dr Dan Morse from the Columbus Tuberculosis Society will direct the clinic which will meet monthly. Physicians will submit patient names for consideration and only referrals from a personal physician will be accepted. No charge for clinic services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens County Tuberculosis and Health Association
County Board of Health
Athens
Dan Morse
Columbus Tuberculosis Society
Harry A. Mettler
Rally of GOP Draws 1500 at Lawrence County Fairgrounds
About 1,500 attendees, including veterans and families, gathered at the Lawrence County Fairgrounds for an War Veterans Republican Club ox roast and picnic. Speaker lineup included Ohio Lieutenant Governor Paul M. Herbert, Congressman Thomas A. Jenkins, State Central Committeewoman Nora Atkinson, and State Senator Tom Jones. Several Athens residents attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
War Veterans Republican Club
Lawrence County Fairgrounds
Paul M. Herbert
Ohio
Thomas A. Jenkins
Nora Atkinson
Athens
Tenth Congressional District
Tom Jones
Meigs County
Mrs. Dilgard Hurt in Collision on Route 13
Mrs. Clara Dilgard age 50 of Minersville sustained facial cuts and chest injuries when her car collided with Orpha A. Draper 30 of Columbus on State Route 13 one half mile north of Rendville yesterday afternoon. Patrolmen reported both cars moving opposite directions and too close to the road center. Damages were $100 to Dilgard's car and $10 to Draper's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Dilgard
Minersville
Orpha A. Draper
Columbus
Rendville
Relief Food Distribution for Athens Township Clients
Ath ens Township relief clients will receive grapefruit juice flour and butter tomorrow from 8 a m to noon at the relief office 22 Oak St. Food distribution is supervised by Mr C L Jordan in charge of federal food commodities.
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Athens Township
Oak St
C. L. Jordan
Temperature Drops Herald Cool Spell This Weekend
Yesterday's weather dipped to 48 degrees under a clear night sky while daytime high reached 75. The prior Saturday saw 98 with a low of 65, marking a noticeable cool-down from the weekend heat.
Eleven Appointments To OU Faculty For This Year
Ohio University announces eleven new faculty appointments for the current year. Named are Miss Alice Marting in physical welfare from Cincinnati. Douglas Wallace Oberdorfer in sociology from Jacksonville. Miss Ann Marie Kellner in physical welfare from Madison. Thomas Larrick in space arts from Lawrence. Grace Ann Steininger in home economics from Salina. Raymond Wesley Wild in journalism from Lexington. Dr Wilfred James Smith in history from Pomeroy. Miss Mary Hedwig Arbenz in dramatic art from Wheeling. Miss Wilhelmina E Jacobson in home economics from New York. Don W Paden in economics from Des Moines area. Edmund F MacDonald in economics from Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio University
Herman G. James
Alice Marting
Cincinnati
Wellesley College
Bennington School of Dance
New York University
U of Cincinnati
Cleveland
Laurel School For Girls
YWCA
Douglas Wallace Oberdorfer
Jacksonville
Fla
Lawrence
Kansas
U of Kansas
Grace Ann Steininger
Salina
Kansas State College
Johns Hopkins
Chicago U
Kansas State
Oklahoma
Raymond Wesley Wild
Lexington
U of Kentucky
Wisconsin
Kentucky
Independence
Wilfred James Smith
Pomeroy
U of Michigan
Michigan
Hillsdale College
Mary Hedwig Arbenz
Wheeling
W. Va
Eastern Illinois State Teachers College
Don W. Paden
U. of Iowa
U. of California
McPherson College
Edmund F. MacDonald
U. of Virginia
Six More To Enlist For Service in Navy
W. H. Byers the naval recruiting officer at Athens will travel to Cincinnati Wednesday to enlist six men four regulars and two alternates He reports no waiting list and notes he makes two trips a month to Cincinnati The U S Navy aims to reach a quota of 145 000 men
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Byers
Naval Recruiting Station
Athens
Cincinnati
Byers
U. S. Navy
Baby Scott dies after birth in Athens family notice
A daughter born to Mr and Mrs F E Scott of Athens Sunday morning died shortly after birth. The Scotts have six sons and one daughter living.
Zaleski land project dedication warns 3 of 5 acres headed downhill
Dillon S. Myer of the Soil Conservation Service warned at the Zaleski dedication that three of every five acres under cultivation are deteriorating unless farming methods change. He cited erosion nationwide and outlined the project’s cooperative goals with federal and state agencies, plus future forestry, wildlife, and rural improvements.
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Athens
Vinton County
Zaleski
Dillon S. Myer
Soil Conservation Service
Washington, D. C
Walter N. Moulton
A. M. Hedges
Dayton
Ohio Valley
Kenneth Welton
Myer
Ohio Division of Forestry
WPA
Department of Agriculture
America
Edmund Secrest
Wooster
Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station
O. A. Alderman
State Forester
Phil G. Beck
Farm Security Administration
Indianapolis
Ind
Auto Calf Collision on Route 50 Costs
Robert W. Ihle of Racine drove along Route 50 when Emma A. Lenter's nine month calf crossed the pavement six miles west of Albany. Loss to the calf estimated at $30 while Ihle expects $15 for transmission repair on his car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert W. Ihle
Racine
Emma A. Lenter
Ihle
Albany
Democratic Women Plan Evening Education Talk in Buchtel
Democratic women gather at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ira Whitmore in Buchtel for an education talk led by Floyd Cooper on Adult Education. Athens attendees should call Mrs. Arthur Boyles Sr. for transport and meet the Athens delegation at Mrs. Louis Tyroler’s home 120 North Lancaster Street before departing as a group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ira Whitmore
Buchtel
Floyd Cooper
WPA
Athens
Arthur Boyles
Louis Tyroler
N. Lancaster St
Freight Agent Is Announced for Athens
Ed J. Shannon, long time Baltimore and Ohio Rail Road employee, named freight agent in Athens replacing S. Winters. He previously served as telegraph operator and agent at New Marshfield and Grosvenor Crossing. The Shannon family has deep railroad ties and resides at 80 West State Street with two children.
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Ed J. Shannon
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
B and O
Shannon
New Marshfield
Grosvenor Crossing
W. State St
Gilbert Shannon
Ohio University
Firestone Company
Cincinnati
Kathleen Shannon
Columbus and Southern Ohio Electric Co
Tiis
Mike Shannon
Four From County Attend Columbus 4-H Congress
Four Athens County 4-H Club members left for the twenty fifth annual Ohio 4-H congress in Columbus. Anna Mae Baker Dorothy Gifford Gerson Munn and Ed Sheridan were chosen for leadership work time in 4-H and geographic location. The six day congress includes discussions assemblies and field trips with housing at OSU dormitories and near the football stadium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens County
Columbus
Anna Mae Baker
Athens
Dorothy Gifford
Sharpsburg
Gerson Munn
Albany
Ed Sheridan
Ohio State University
Pomerene Rectory
Ohio State
Russian Troops Move Into Eastern Poland
Soviet forces launched an invasion of Poland as Premier Molotov called it a great mission of emancipation. Moscow circulated notes asserting Poland’s government had collapsed and that allied treaties no longer operated.
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Poland
Tass
Viacheslav Molotov
Russia
Polan
Moscow
Molotov
Red Army
Warsaw
Soviet Union
Ukraine
Mrs. Abraham Killed in Ohio Auto Crash En Route to Flint
Mrs. Joseph Abraham, 36, mother of seven, died when a car left a ditch near Rockwood Michigan while en route to Flint for nephew Sonny Josephs funeral. Four others from Athens County were injured and listed as fair. Names include James 16 Namon 48 Abraham 32 and Mary Abdel la 45. Joseph Abraham husband left Athens for Rockwood to arrange services.
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Flint
Mich
Joseph Abraham
Athens
Rockwood
Athens County
United Press
Wyandotte
Sonny Joseph
George Joseph
Patty Joseph
N. Court St
James
Paul
Raymond
Mitchell
Billy
Charles
Julia
Jagers Funeral
Enid Swarner Appointed Home Supervisor for FSA in Athens Meigs
Miss Enid C Swarner named new FSA home supervisor for Athens and Meigs Counties transferred from St. Clairsville FSA. Native of Fairfield County Otterbein College Ohio State home economics training five years teaching in Ohio and WPA women’s projects experience. Mrs Helen R Baer moved from the unit to Seneca County with HQ at Tiffin as announced by M T Haines R R Supervisor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enid C. Swarner
Farm Security Administration
Athens
Meigs
St. Clairsville
FSA
Miss Swarner
Fairfield County
Otterbein College
Ohio State University
Ohio
WPA
Helen R. Baer
Seneca County
Tiffin
M.T. Haines
R. R
Rome Cattle Owners To Meet Wednesday Night
A meeting of cattle owners in Rome Township will be held in the Rome High School agriculture room on Wednesday evening September 20 at 8 o'clock. The session will discuss testing cattle in the township and marks the first step toward conducting these tests in Rome Canaan Troy and York Townships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Rome High School
Canaan
Troy
York
Admissions and discharges at Sheltering Arms Hospital
Mrs Lena Blackford of Carbon dale was admitted to Sheltering Arms Hospital after a major surgical operation this morning. Yesterday releases included Mrs Lorena Smith of 52 Grosvenor St Mrs Harriet Seiple and son from Harrisonville Miss Mildred Estep from New Marshfield and Miss Betty Eckard from Amesville. Miss Esther Phillips of Athens Route 4 was released this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lena Blackford
Carbondale
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Lorena Smith
Grosvenor St
Harriet Seiple
Harrisonville
Mildred Estep
New Marshfield
Betty Eckard
Amesville
Esther Phillips
Athens
Sullivan Dies at Home in Fayette Saturday
Fred Terry Sullivan, Ohio University graduate class of 1903 and former football standout, died at his Fayette home from a heart ailment. Funeral services scheduled Tuesday at 10 30 a m. Survived by wife Mabel Rorick two daughters Mary Susan and Minerva and son Rorick Estes.
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Fred
Terry) Sullivan
Ohio University
Fayette
Athens
Clyde Edmundson
Sullivan
Mabel Rorick
Athens State Hospital
Phi Delta Theta Fraternity
Mary Susan
Minerva
Rorick Estes
Maried
Pi Beta Phi
Phi Delta Theta
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