Forest Service Road and Stream Work Begins Near Athens
The United States Forest Service launches a fall program in Southeastern Ohio with two CCC camps, Camp Morgan and Camp Athens, to build roadside improvements, erosion controls, stream walls, guard planting, and installation of telephone lines. About 16,000 acres in the Ley Purchase Unit are surveyed for appraisal as part of Forest Service plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Forest Service
J. Schaar
Hocking Valley
Garee
CCC
Camp Morgan
Camp Athens
Ken
Forest Service
Uing
Allen
McDougal
Mount Nebo
Ohio
Athens
U. S
Logan
Ington
Glouster
Schaar
Bratton Faces Grand Jury Over Furniture Charge
Mrs. Mabel Carr testified before Justice T. R. Bennett at Hewett's Crossing and described theft of furniture from Mrs. George Powell’s home. Bratton pleaded not guilty to larceny. County officers stated the value of the property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tel Bratton
Mabel Carr
T. R. Bennett
Millfield
Gate Leaps L The St Paul Ameri tion Team
Spectators note improved turnout this year as St Paul based team posts a 50 point performance gaining pace in local competition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ts’ Gate Leaps L
St. Paul
Expert Sees Forest Potential in Hocking Valley Purchase Unit
A. G. Nord, regional forester, praises Southeastern Ohio for forest, wildlife, and timber potential after inspecting the district. He notes vast mineral resources and recreation value, cites the need to acquire sub marginal land, stock it with deer and turkey, and commit to fire protection to cut annual fire losses from about 1 percent to 0.1 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hocking Valley Purchase
Southeastern
Ohio
A. G. Nord
Milwaukee
Nord
Turkey
French Co ed Hurt in Fall at Howard Hall
Miss Nicole Rousseau a 20 year old Ohio University freshman native of Paris fell down 19 stairs from the third to the second floor in Howard Hall Thursday. She sprained her left ankle bruised her shoulder and was confined to her room by a physician's order Friday officials said the injuries are not serious.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nicole Rousseau
Ohio University
Howard Hall
Paris
Alter Building for New Service Station
The former Algeo Motor Sales Building at Carpenter and Grosvenor Streets is being remodeled into a Sinclair Oil Company service station. The front section owned by Carl Dorris is being razed to create a driveway, with a new front added to the remaining brick structure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Algeo Motor Sales
Carpenter and Grosvenor Streets
Sinclair Oil Company
Carl Dorris
Winter For Dairymen Promised At Ohio Meeting
Predicting a favorable winter for the dairy industry, speakers at the Ohio Better Milk Association meeting in Akron discussed rising farm prices, improving milk quality, and increasing consumption. Topics covered Bangs disease control, undulant fever in humans, and strict herd culling amid stable meat prices, with health officials advocating greater milk inspection in the near future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Better Milk Association
Hotel Berry
J. T. Bond
Columbus
State Department of Animal Industry
Leo Ey
State Board of Health Laboratories
Huber Denlinger
Ohio State University
Charles McDonald
Akron Health Department
R. P. Fowler Oberlin
Lorain County Board of Health
Farm Lighting Group Formed in Athena County
Local farmers formed a Farm Lighting group at the Athens Grange Hall to pursue Rural Electrification Fund aid. An 11 member committee was named to canvass the county and recruit supporters for extending power lines. Open meeting set at Rome Grange in Stewart with music and refreshments.
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Athena
Rural Electrification Fund
Washington
Athens Grange Hall
Floyd Oberholzer
Amesville
R. C. Gilham
New Marshfield
J. H. Pierce
Rome Grange
Grange
Stewart
Freshman Mary Wilson Enrolls at Ohio State College
Miss Mary Wilson of Nelsonville Athens County has joined the College of Civil Engineering at Ohio State University as a freshman. She is the daughter of J W Wilson, county surveyor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Wilson
J W. Wilson
Nelsonville
Athens County
College of Civil Engineering
Ohio State University
Fight Results Reported From Multiple Cities
The Associated Press lists boxing results across Chicago St Louis and Tacoma with winners such as Everette Young Rightmare Lenny Cohen Pat Arnold Milt Aron George Van Der Heyden Al Nettion Frankie Wallace Bobby Pacho Jack Gibbons Willie Walker Sidney Brent and Jimmy Walsh among others. Outcomes include knockouts decisions and draws with listed weights and locations.
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Chicago
Everette “Young
Rightmare
Sioux City
Iowa
Lenny Cohen
Art Sykes
Elmira
N. Y
Pat Arnold
Minneapolis
Milt Aron
Dubuque
Joe Richards
George van der Heyden
South Bend
Ind
Hershie Wilson
Danville
al Nettion
Detroit
Jimmy Richards
ST. Louis
Frankie Wallace
Cleveland
Bobby Pacho
Mexico
Tacoma
Wash
Jack Gibbons
St. Paul
Minn
Sonny Buxton
Victoria
B. C
Willie Walker
Sidney Brent
Seattle
Drew
Jimmy Walsh
Bremerton Wash
Stowers
Pittsburga
Arnold Hintz Dies After Long Illness
Arnold V. Hintz 58 of Sugar Grove died Thursday night at 9 30 at the J Gaston Coe residence Circle Hill after a long illness. Born in Mansfield Minnesota he lived in Sugar Grove 15 years. He married twice and leaves his second wife Lettie Coe Hintz three sons Oliver Webster and Woodrow all of Sugar Grove and a daughter Gloria Hintz Circle Hill. Funeral services will be at the Coe residence and Luther Church Sugar Grove with burial there pending arrival of a brother from Iowa.
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Coe
Iowa
Sugar Grove
Wilfred C. Graham Dies in Veterans Hospital at 42
Wilfred C. Graham, 42, died last Monday at the U S Veterans Hospital in Hines Illinois after a year’s confinement. His body will go to Athens Friday night to his brother Alvie Graham’s home near Albany. He leaves five brothers Herbert Wenatchee WA Alfred Maynard Des Moines IA George Goodhue MN and Charles Lakota ND and a sister Mrs L P Blyler San Francisco. Funeral services are set for Sunday at 2 PM at the Downington Baptist Church with burial in Wells Cemetery beside his parents.
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Wilfred C. Graham
U. S Veterans’ Hospital
Hines
Ill
Athens
Alvie Graham
Albany
Graham
Herbert
Wenatchee
Wash
Alfred
Maynard
Des Moines
George
Goodhue
Minn
Charles
Lakota
N. D
L. P. Blyler
San Francisco
Robert
Downington Baptist Church
Wells Cemetery
Extra Classes Start Tonight at Ohio University
Saturday and evening classes register starting tonight at Ohio University to boost fall enrollment. Registrar says 2,334 regular students enrolled. total is expected to reach 2,600 after late arrivals and special class registrations. Interested enrolls should report in Ellis Hall. 27 tentative subjects offered. minimum 10 students per class.
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Ohio U
Ohio University
Ellis Hall
Leona Hughes
Hughes
Music Teachers Reorganize in Athens County
The Athens County Music Teachers Association was reorganized with Herbert Spangler elected president and Pauline Whitlatch as secretary treasurer. The group plans monthly meetings starting this school year and will present a special program on Oct. 24 during the Southeastern Ohio Teachers Association annual meeting in Athens.
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Southeastern Ohio Teachers Association
Athens
Athens County
Athens County Music Teachers Association
Herbert Spangler
Pauline Whitlatch
Nelsonville
Planned courses expand if enough students request
She said additional courses will be offered beyond those already planned if the required number of students requests them.
New Auto Stolen in Nelsonville Thursday
Harold Hawk reported to police in Nelsonville that his new 1935 Oldsmobile sedan, bought days earlier, was stolen last night from the garage at 1 East Columbus Street. The license number was X-271L. He said the garage was unlocked and the key left in the car.
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Nelsonville
Harold Hawk
Columbus Street
Stewart A meeting of Un employed League for Stewart
A Stevensville based Un employed League meeting for Stewart and area members will be at the high school auditorium next Tuesday Oct 1 at 7 30 PM Sylvia Zimmerman financial secretary announced Special business will be transacted and a delegation from Oakdale will attend
One Woman Praises Kruschen Salts For Weight Loss
Belmar New York resident Clara Christensen reports success using Kruschen Salts daily, claiming loss from 4 to 129 pounds and improved health. The ad promotes daily half teaspoon in hot water with lemon juice, selling at Athens Pharmacy and Rall Pharmacy among others.
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Clara Christensen
Belmar
N.Y
Athens
Nelsonville
Rall Pharmacy
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Beuilt
Mt. Nebo
An and
Storf SeLect
Golden Dream Coffee
Grimes
Walter H. Hartung
James E Bauman
Hartung
Health Department
Department of Agriculture
Sherrill
R. L. Marlow
T. N. Hoover
Athens City Board of Health
J. M Higgins
D. C. Snow
Coolville
John T. Hope
J. G. Hope
D. M Sawyer
John McLaughlin
Athens County Board of Health
J. EF. Wright
Tri-Valley Cooperative Sales Company
R. H. White
The
Bennett Company
A. H. Brooks
Cline Ice Cream Company
M. Wolfe
Victor Whitehouse
Farm Lighting Group
Associated Press
Arnold Hintz
Arnold V. Hintz
Wilfred Graham
Veterans’ Hospital
Legionnaires
Washington D. C
Berry
American Legion Convention
St Louis
Clyde Willis
His
Wellston Orchestra
Eagles Hall
Chevrolet
Atari
Ore
McFarland Chevrolet
North Court St
Athens, Ohio
NASH
Wero
Plymouth
Mac
Miller Bros. Wall Paper Co
N. Court St
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