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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 20, 1938

Page

5

Defends Roosevelt Court Plan at Athens Meeting

Judge C. E. Peoples of Meigs County defended Roosevelt’s Supreme Court Bill before about 200 at the Shade School auditorium. He said justices favor wealth and corporate interests, praising Roosevelt for pressuring the court to consider New Deal proposals. He contrasted Jeffersonian and Hamiltonian views, urged unity for Roosevelt, and criticized Taft and the Republican stance as aligned with wealth. The gathering included a potluck and musical entertainment, with local officials and candidates introduced.

Common Pleas C. E. Peoples Meigs County Athens Democratic Women’s Club Shade Peoples Supreme Court Roosevelt Hamilton Jefferson Robert S. Taft U. S. Senate Mr. Taft William Howard Taft Taft Democratic Party Walter Maccombs Ira Whitmore Len B. McCune Louis Tyroler John Preston Ruth Burdette Charles Bayless Richard Wilson George Banks John de Molet Athens County Gross Wayne Wingett

Athens men plead guilty to intoxication charges

Clyde Clark Carl Castle William Dailey and Clifford Huggins all of Athens pleaded guilty to intoxication before Mayor Cliff Cornell Monday. Clark Castle and Dailey were fined $5 and costs each, and Huggins was fined $10 and costs, which he will serve out in the county jail.

Clyde Clark Carl Castle William Dailey Clifford Huggins Athens Cliff Cornell Clark Castle Dailey Huggins

School Officials To Consider Basketball Plans

Athens County school superintendent F. J. Taylor called a meeting of all county principals and coaches for Wednesday at 7 30 p m in the courthouse office. Basketball schedules and other important matters will be discussed.

F. J. Taylor Athens County Taylor

Windle Sent To Ohio Pen for Attack Conviction

Common Pleas Judge O F Rowland denied Ches ter Windle's motion for a new trial and sentenced him to the Ohio Penitentiary for three to two years. He must also pay court costs totaling 110.26 dollars. Windle, 23, of Nelsonville, was convicted last week of attacking Anna Clark, 28, of Athens, near Nelsonville on July 2% night. He was remanded to the penitentiary at Columbus today.

Common Pleas O. F. Rowland Chester Windle Ohio Windle Nelsonville Anna Clark Athens Tris Columbus

City Budget Approved At Meeting of Council

Athens City Council approved the budget favorably passed by the county Budget Commission. The assistant fire chief L F Jones will be paid 3 per call and 5 when the fire chief is absent. The next year's budget totals 35652.66, about the same as this year. The council also asked for an advance city funds draw from the recent tax collection and referred a storm water relief request on North Hill to the service department.

Athens City Council Athens County Budget Commission L. F. Jones Arthur Eddleman Forest St North Hill City Service Department

Marjorie Tompkins Elected Leader at Athens High School

Principal O L Wood announced Marjorie Tompkins is elected president of the President's Club at Athens High School. Officers include Alice Mac combs as vice president Frances Alexander treasurer and Joan Woolley secretary. Members listed from 11 homerooms and plans include Megaphone subscriptions fall festival on Oct 21 and a dance on Oct 7.

Marjorie Tompkins Athens High School O. L. Wood Alice Maccombs Frances Alexander Joan Woolley Gerald Ramsey Gerald Tate Bob Drake Dan Gladding Betty Cakenougher John DeMolet James Cox Patty Daugherty Joe Dilley Gene Schuster Bob Wilson Doris Buck

Canaan Trustees Seek 5000 Dollar Bond Issue

The Canaan Township Board of Trustees asked the Board of Elections to place a 5000 dollar bond issue on the November 8 ballot. The plan would raise 0.70 mill in taxes and be retired over ten years to fund repairing reconstructing and improving roads. The notice was approved after a trustees meeting.

Board of Trustees of Canaan Township Board of Elections Faye Eslocker Canaan

Forest Association Meets Here Friday

Delegations from 14 counties will attend an important meeting of the Wayne National Forest Association in Athens at 2 p m Friday. Speakers include Congressmen Jenkins and Secrest and U S Forest Service reps. The group aims to secure funds to rehabilitate 1 500 000 acres of wasteland in 14 counties by planting forests. Chamber representatives on the board include John W Scott and C M Gill. Counties: Athens Lawrence Scioto Pike Jackson Gallia Meigs Vinton Hocking Perry Morgan Noble Monroe Washington.

Athens Wayne National Forest Association Thomas A. Jenkins Robert T. Secrest The U. S. Forest Service Washington Forest Service Ohio Chambers of Commerce Granges American Legion Federated Women’s Clubs John W. Scott Marietta C. M. Gill Athens Chamber of Commerce Lawrence Scioto Pike Jackson Gallia Meigs Vinton Hocking Perry Morgan, Noble Monroe

Ignores Children for Man She Would Marry

Six children of Mrs. Leona Hawk near Guysville were placed in the Athens County Children's Home by Probate Judge Louis Tyroler. The mother received a suspended 60‑day jail term and a $50 fine with six months to find a suitable home. failure means foster homes. The father, Fred H. Hawk, died in May 1937 and she has aid to dependent children benefits of $42 monthly. Investigators found wretched home conditions. she admitted neglect while focusing on a man she plans to marry.

Leona Hawk Guysville Athens County Louis Tyroler Tyroler Fred H. Hawk

Period Shortened on Carnegie Hall Bids

The State Board of Control cut the bid publication period for the Carnegie Hall remodeling from 30 to 20 days to meet PWA requirements. Bids must be entered by Oct 3 and work should start before Jan 1. A Boy Scout Committee dinner meeting of the Hockhocking District will be at Hillcrest Inn at 6 30 tonight chaired by FE J Arnold urging member attendance.

State Board of Control Carnegie Hall Ohio University Today PWA Boy Scout Committee Hock- Hocking Hillcrest Inn FE. J. Arnold

Many Return to Taylor Ridge for Homecoming

Sunday observances at the Taylor Ridge Church of Christ drew a large crowd. Rev. Gilbert Courtney led the home coming sermon, with players from Chauncey and Glouster among speakers and singers. Attendees from Columbus Shawnee Chauncey Glouster Jacksonville Trimble Athens Greens Run New Marshfield The Plains Amesville and others shared in the day.

Chauncey Taylor Ridge Church of Christ Cora Davis Gilbert Courtney David Morris Glouster Taylor Ridge Emily Anglin Maggie Strausbaugh Redtown Gilbert Strausbaugh Joseph Mingus Greens Run Miles E. Hoon Church of Christ Columbus Shawnee Jacksonville Trimble Athens New Marshfield the Plains Amesville Courtney Lela Welling

Chauncey Hosts Visit From Long-Lost Friends

Mr. and Mrs. Sam Tippett entertained guests Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Rambo at White Cottage O. Chauncey. The men had not seen each other for more than 40 years.

Chauncey Sam Tippett Arthur Rambo White Cottage Mr. Tippett Mr. Rambo

Dover and Chauncey gramme announcements and social notes

Chauncey Dover Grange No 2646 meets tonight at 7 30 in the Chauncey K of P Building Worthy Master Andrew Jackson urges all members to attend Hartley son of Mr and Mrs William A Hartley removed by Stouts ambulance to Sheltering Arms Hospital Athens with appendicitis Mazon Council Degree of Pocahontas sponsors a benefit party in Millfield lodge hall Friday night Sept 23 Public invited Sunday guests at the home of Mr and Mrs George Keck and daughter Pau ine were Mrs Anna Freker Windsor Ontario Canada Mu and Mrs Joseph Butt and son Kid win Kingston O Mrs Mary Butt and daughter Anna Cheleville and Dr Francis H Keck Columbus

Chauncey Winfield Hartley William A. Hartley Stouts Ambulance Mill St Sheltering Arms Hospital Athens Chauncey Mazon Council Degree of Pocahontas Millfield George Keck Pauine Anna Freker Windsor Ontario Canada Joseph Butt Kidwin Kingston Mary Butt Anna Cheleville Francis H. Keck Colibus

Chauncey Visit By Hamilton Family Member

Hamilton from Wellston spent Thursday to Saturday in Chauncey visiting his parents, My and Mrs. Thomas Hamilton, Mound St. On return to Wellston he was accompanied by his mother and Mrs. Adda Tippett. Bulge Hits Africa Cape Town and the milk vs grapes debate for South African children are noted along with fears of depression and bankruptcy among fruit and vine growers. In Montreal cyclists face a fifteen mile per hour limit and must carry police permits.

Chauncey Dean Hamilton Wellston Thomas Hamilton Mound St Adda Tippett Africa Cape Town Montreal

Heads of Schools Refute State C of C Statistics

Ohio school leaders led by Harper C Pendry of Athens Schools challenge Ohio Chamber of Commerce figures claiming a 26 percent rise in costs since 1933. Pendry cites Athens data showing lower costs in 1931 1952 with larger enrollment, while the Ohio Education Association accuses the chamber of misusing baselines and omitting high school enrollment gains and capital outlays.

Ohio Harper C. Pendry Athens Ohio Chamber of Commerce Ohio Education Association Pendry Chamber Ohio Chamber W. B. Bliss Bliss Association

Athens City Schools awards four excavation contracts

National Concrete Fireproof Co. awarded four of five excavation contracts for Athens City Schools building program totaling 362,308 dollars. Bids for remaining gymnasium and other projects will be let within two weeks. completion is estimated in one year.

National Concrete Fireproof Co Athens Harper Co Pendry East West Side Athens High School Public Works Administration

Automobile Fire In Front Of Boyd Hall Causes Minor Damage

An automobile belonging to Georgia Waite and two other students caught fire at 9 40 this morning in front of Boyd Hall. Fire Chief E R Laughlin said a short circuit in a battery wire started the blaze. The second sentence contains a historical anecdote about Augustus Caesar and his secretary Thallus not connected to the incident.

Georgia Waite E. State St Boyd Hall E. R. Laughlin

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Hoover Judge Peoples the Glonial Finance Mpany N. Court St Alexander Winton Continental Casualty Company Continental Chicago D. M. Goddard Mgr Athens, Ohio Forest Association Gill Board Ralph Miller Charles Burnett C. W. Combs Keck Iynicians Augustus Caesar Thallus Clements U.N. Court St Rick Senate Schenley Distributors, Inc Fords Rhead Van Phin Hove Pope Eman Eagret Esas Ry Hanleg
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