35 Examined At TB Clinic Held in City
About 35 adults and children were examined Friday at a tuberculosis clinic in the abandoned sheriff's residence. Dr. Dan Morris of Columbus led testing and diagnosis, with services free of charge funded by Christmas seals. County nurses assisted and monthly clinics will trace and educate, but funds and facilities limit treatment options.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens County Tuberculosis Association
Athens County Medical Association
County Health Board
Dan Morris
Columbus
Harry Mettler
Tuberculosis Association
Athens County Health
Dorothy Bache
Carolyn Pico
Clara Cavanaugh
Esta Lahugh
Mettler
Nelsonville
Relief Peak Seen At Two Million Enrollees
The Work Projects Administration projected a winter enrollment of 2,400,000, up from 1,732,960 on Sept 20 and 1,660,000 on Sept 6. The peak would still be well below the 3,500,000 record reached in November 1938.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Work Projects Administration
Heat Rises to 82 as Week Sees Warmest Night
The temperature climbed eight degrees from Thursday noon to Friday noon reaching 82. Thursday afternoon peaked at 89 degrees, while Thursday night stayed the warmest of the week with a low of 64 and cooler evening.
Charles W Biggs Fined After Intoxication Arrest
Charles W Biggs of 9 W State St was fined 5 dollars and costs by Mayor Cliff Cornell after a Thursday night arrest on Union Street. Police Capt. Charles Maple and Officer Joe McBride led the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cornell
Charles W. Biggs
W. State St
Cliff Cornell
Biggs
W. Union St
Charles Maple
Joe McBride
He's Hunting Old Friends in Athens County
W. H. Mohler, who left Athens 59 years ago for Iowa, is visiting several Athens County homes seeking old friends. Born near Clarks Chapel, he owns a 155 acre Iowa farm with 90 acres of bottomland and eight children. He plans to return to Prairie City, Pennsylvania, early next week and will be on Athens streets Saturday hoping to find acquaintances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Mohler
Athens
Iowa
Athens County
Prairie City
Clarks Chapel
Mr. Mohler
Samuel Mohler
Charles Townsend
Navy sound motion pictures for outreach available
Navy recruiting agent W H Byers announced a film show for Naval life and travelogues. The projector will be available free to organizations from Oct 29 to Nov 12, with three hours of continuous film and contact through the Navy Recruiting Office in the Post Office building. Age limits for first enlistments are 18 to 31, with reenlistment terms for former service members depending on years since discharge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Byers
Navy
Navy Recruiting Office
Byers
McCune and Gross Strike Oil in Cow Run Sand in Rome Township
Len B. McCune and C. W. Gross report a new oil well on the Grant Antle farm in Rome Township yielding about 20 barrels daily. Four rigs active, with two wells planned and a parallel find by F. H. Gifford near Parmiter farm. Other drilling targets include Wells Van Dyke Felton and Grosvenor farms.
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Len B. McCune
C. W. Gross
Athens
Grant Antle
Rome Township
Gross and McCune
McCune
Pennsylvania
F. H. Gifford
Amesville
J. E. Parmiter
Wells van Dyke
Felton
Grosvenor
Hospital News: Local Residents Treated and Discharged
Eric McKinley, 22 months, son of Mrs. Edna McKinley of 265 E State St, left Sheltering Arms Hospital after three weeks with a fractured leg. William Tom of 10 N High St had major surgery this morning. Evelyn Colbert of Mill St had an emergency appendectomy yesterday. A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Guy Stewart of Athens Route Four last night.
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Eric McKinley
Edna McKinley
E. State St
Sheltering Arms Hospital
William Tom
N. High St
Evelyn Colbert
Mill St
Guy Stewart
Athens Route Four
Stocks Drift Lower Amid War Poland Peace Hopes
New York stocks extended losses with bonds following. Steel and chemical shares fell as 0 S Steel opened and sold, Allied Chemical dipped, and major industrials such as Chrysler New York Central American Brake Shoe Caterpillar Crane American Car Westinghouse declined. Westinghouse Electric also slipped while utilities remained steadier amid broad selling.
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New York
Poland
Allied Chemical
Douglas
American
Chrysler
New York Central
American Brake Shoe
Caterpillar
Crane
American Car and Foundry
Westinghouse Air Brake
du Pont
Westinghouse Electric
Toledo Market Livestock and Grain Prices Mixed
Grain prices show wheat at No 1 red 87 87 1 2, No 2 red 86 86 1 2, corn No 2 yellow 5142452, No 3 yellow 50 2 51, oats No 2 white 35 36, No 3 white 33 35. Eggs steady with various grades, live poultry prices listed. hogs in Cincinnati market slightly lower with top 7.25 for 180–250 lb. cattle trading slow with weak to lower tones across weights. hogs overall 20 cents lower with multiple weight bands detailed.
Poultry and Eggs Market Report Summary
Eggs steady with white extras 28 and standards 24. Current receipts 17 percent. Poultry steady with heavy hens 18 19, leghorn hens 12 13, old roosters 13413, rock springers 18420, red springers 16918, leghorn springers 15 16, turkeys 18 20.
Butter and Eggs Market Receipts Report
Butter receipts total 673,962 pounds with market steady and grade scores ranging from 93 down to 88. Car lots show varying percentages from 29% to 25% across scores. Eggs receipts total 4,579 cases with steady market, local graded firsts at 18% cars 18.2 and extra firsts at 19% cars 20, current receipts 16% with 1 34 dirties and 12% checks.
Cleveland Produce Eggs Steady and Live Poultry Market Report
Eggs are steady with extra grade clean 2412 and current receipts 17. Live poultry shows moderate activity. hens heavy at 5 lbs and up mostly 19420, medium 16 17, leghorn 12, heavy leghorn 13 14, springers and small breeds under 4 lbs 179 18, heavies 4 lbs and up 18, No 2 and thin 12913, leghorn 17616.
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Cleveland
Daughters of the American Revolution Dedicate Cutler Hall Tablet
A ceremony at Manasseh Cutler Hall in Athens features Ohio DAR representatives unveiling a bronze tablet designating the building as one of Ohio’s earliest historic sites. The event marks the DAR Golden Jubilee with remarks by university and DAR leaders and a bell toll from the 1820 tower.
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Cutler Hall
Ohio
Soc Society
Manasseh Cutler Hall
Ohio Daughters of the American Revolution
Cere
Finsterwald
Robert Bruce
Elizabeth Bruce
Cincinnati
Jarvis Cutler
Manasseh
Harry Kelley
Sharon
Maureen
Nelsonville
Ephraim
T. J. Summers
Marietta
Southeast
Dar
O. D. Dailey
Albany
James F. Donahue
Cleveland
Donahue
Maureen Kelley
Manasseh Cutler
Gordon K. Bush
University
Herman G. James
James
Fred E. Lachs
Athens Presbyterian Church
Pershing Rifles
ROTC
Ohio University
Northwest Territory
Continental Congress
Ohio Society, Daughters of the American Revolution
What Courses Are Wanted in Adult School
A city wide survey of courses for night school adults will be conducted by 14 Ohio University sociology students under Prof. D. McTavish. The survey aims to learn which classes adults in Athens County want. The effort is supervised by Dean Irma Voigt with Kenneth Wilcox handling the questionnaires.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio University Sociology
D. McTavish
Athens County Adult Education Council
Irma Voigt
Kenneth Wilcox
Floyd Cooper
WPA
Athens County
Clarke L. Foster
Zanesville
Ohio
Three Squirrels Fall From Nest in One Shot Tale
Judge O F Rowland on his farm shot at a high nest and downed three squirrels with two shots after watching the nest in a fork. Attorney O K Parrett relays another incident near Coolville where a hawk dropped a frightened squirrel, which recovered and was then killed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. F. Rowland
Rowland
O. K. Parrett
Oscar Findling
Coolville
Parrett
Findling
Officers Elected by Osteopath Association
The Athens and Hocking County Osteopaths Association held a Thursday evening business meeting and steak fry at Dr. Charles Rauch's farm in Logan. Officers elected for the coming year were President Dr. L. FE. Butts Nelsonville Vice President Dr Charles Rauch Logan and Secretary Treasurer Dr. H. R. Nye Athens. The next meeting is set for Oct 19 in Athens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Rauch
Logan
Athens and
Hocking County
Bus Foe Fined For Not Stopping Near North Y Route
Floyd Hatch a 39 year old of Hooper Street Mechanicsburg was fined ten dollars and costs in Mayor Cliff Cornell's court for failure to stop for a school bus. Hatch was arrested by state highway patrol on Route 33 near the North Y Thursday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd Hatch
Hooper St
Mechanicsburg
Cliff Cornell
Hatch
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J. B. Heidler
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Springfield
National Recording
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Optometrist
Worstell Bldg
N. Court St
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Hunter
Chase & Sanborn
E. V. Baughman
PACE
PPS
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Blue Pike
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Osteopath Association
U. S
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Voss Washer Sale
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