Local notices and legal filings span Athens County in 1948
Injuries after a pedestrian collision near Hollister. Obvious daily life items include visitors to families in Murray City Glouster and Newark. Probate notices appoint an Administratrix for William Badwell and filings of estates with hearings set May 3 1948. Sheriff sales list properties in Rome and Waterloo townships with appraised values and sale dates May 10 1948.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cprah B. Tigner
Chestnut Street
Nelsonville
Ohio
William R. Badwell
Athens County
Francis D. White
William Bowen
Edith Stiers
Las
Hagel F. Kehrer
Hem
Ahe Stiers
Hazel B. Kehrer
Month Stiers
Manning Dpd
Webster
Gordon B. Gray
State of
Edward H. Lasech
Thens County
Lauraman
A. G. MaWhorter
Athens
Starkey
Guysville
Miller Run Road
George Bateman
Dorothy J. Parmiter
Uty
Jordon B. Gray
Harold J. Rose
H. W. Beebe
Martha B. Brill
Dorcus W. Brill
George S. Holdren
Etna M. Campbell
F. Darrell Moore
Mary Ann Moore
Charles Moore
Mary M. Bureh
Myrtiee A. McComas
Earl Robinett
Charles E. Robinett
Oprah B. Tigner
Clarence E. Badwell
Easy to Make Needlework by SCE Burnett Pattern 8317
A striped daytime dress using Pattern No 8317 in sizes 14 to 44. Details include size 16 short sleeve using 44 percent yards of 39 inch fabric. Send 23 cents plus name address size and pattern number to Sue Burnett Athens Messenger New York. Also woolen soakers pattern 5772 instructions accessible for 15 cents plus postage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sce Burnett
Sue Burnett
Athens Messenger
Avenue Americas
New York
N. Y
Anne Cabot
Athen¢ Messenger
Avenue of the Americas
Northrop Warns on Stalin Victory Liquidation Risk
Yale professor Dr. F S C Northrop argues that Premier Stalin would liquidate Henry A. Wallace with disdain if he gained control of the United States, warning of a hostile outcome in U S politics and international power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Henry A. Wallace
Stalin
United States
F. S. C. Northrop
Yale University
Congressmen and Geographic Puzzle Clues Highlighted
A fragmented OCR shows a crossword style list with terms and clues including politics and geography. Pictured congressman hints at a broader riddle while fields reference ethics Greek letters rivers and measures.
Puzzle Clue Scramble Yields Mixed Historical Terms
A compact list of clue phrases spans political, geographic and mythic terms. Partial answers include references to the U S House of Representatives, a Great Lake, Norse goddess, a wood plant, and a boy’s nickname, with scattered abbreviations for South Carolina.
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Dispatch
South Carolina
The Stars Say Sune for Saturday Across Growth and Delays
The column predicts growth prospects for April 24 with opportunities and resources but warns of a possible block or delay that could provoke rash moves. A birthday note links a child’s adventurous potential to a risk of excessive aggression against opposition. Also mentions Timken Roller Bearing Co. stockholders reelecting H. H. Timken Jr. as chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton
Timken Roller Bearing Co
H. H. Timken, Jr
Hamama High Stage Music Comedy Opens at Pleasant-Wahama
Wahama High School Glee Club presents Ida In Holland a three act musical comedy at the school forum with cast including Fink Sayre Ard s Roney am Ray Jeffers Spears Stewart Leary. Plot follows Hulda betrothed to Jan Steen who falls for Jerry Hay causing complications when Steen arrives from Africa to claim the bride. Directed by Mrs Nease with Miss Lucy Bul on piano. Curtain at eight.
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Wahama
Holland
V% Fink
Dale Sayre
Donna ‘Ards
Nancy Roney
Charles Am
Jeanette Ray
Bob Jeffers
Spears
Lawrence Stewart
1 Leary
Hulda
Ney
Jan Steen
Paris
Jerry Hay
Jan
Steen
Rica
Mrs. Nease
Lucy Bul
Area Churches Announce Weekly Services and Activities
Listings detail multiple denominations led by pastors with schedules for morning worship, Sunday school, choir rehearsals, youth groups, prayer meetings, and special events across local parishes. Includes Evangelical Brethren, Lutheran, Episcopal, Roman Catholic, Methodist, Presbyterian, and Kingdom-related assemblies with times on weekdays and weekends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AST Evangelical Unit
Brethren
A. N. 2Ser
Prac
N. Warner
St. Mar' Church
Luthsteague
St. John Church
St. John Ladies
Nihiser
Paul's Episcopal
Henry W. Son
Kern
Ohio
Nelson
Church OF the New
Enant
Miranda
Leuscius Hart
Weday
Ty Jail
James T. Maffin
Clinton Jwengel
A.m
Scout
Women's Society of Christian Ice
Iediate
Logan Pilgrim
Earl Appleman
Young Les Society
Building Supply Men Tour Logan Plant in Ohio Trip
About 60 building supply leaders from Indianapolis and nearby visited Logan Clay Product Co. in Logan. The group flew via four planes to Columbus, toured the plant after a luncheon, then enjoyed cocktails and a speaking program led by Gene Sheffield before returning to Indianapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Logan Clay Product Co
Indianapolis
Roscoe Turner
Columbus
Gene Sheffield
Ross Coleman
Lumber and Millework Association of Cincinnati
Maurice Maskray
Clay Sewer Pipe Association of Columbus
Leo Miller
125 Attend Commandery Inspection
More than 125 persons attended the Logan Commandery 78 Knights Templar inspection on Wednesday evening. Miles S. Kuhns past grand commander of the Ohio Commandery served as inspecting officer, with Thomas E. Gibson grand captain general of the Ohio Commandery in attendance. A turkey dinner preceded the Temple Degree conferral at 7 30 p m. Past grand commanders Desmond Braddock Curtis Cole and Howard Sands were present along with representatives from Athens Jackson Lancaster New Lexington Newark and Columbus commanderies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Logan Commandery
Knights Templar
Miles S. Kuhns
Ohio Commandery
Thomas E. Gibson
Athens
Desmond Braddock
Akron
Curtis Cole
Newark
Howard Sands
Jackson
Lancaster
New Lexington
Columbus
Logan Men Speak At Veterans' Meeting Adelphi
Speakers at a veterans open meeting in Adelphi included Vaughn Collins John Buchanan and Ralph W E Terrell all of Logan Buchanan county service officer spoke on Veterans Benefits Collins deputy service officer spoke on Veterans Membership while Terrell candidate for congress from the 11th district addressed the group on Veterans Legislation
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Adelphi
Vaughn Collins
John Buchanan
Ralph W. E. Terrell
Buchanan
Veterans
Collins
Terrell
Congress
11Th
Youth on Probation After Guilty Plea
Logan Mount aged 24 was placed on three years probation by Judge Harley Meyer after pleading guilty to entering a dwelling with intent to commit a felony. Mount was indicted by the April grand jury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Alva Leroy Mount
Harley Meyer
Mount
Delegates Named From Christ Episcopal Church for Diocesan Council
Delegates POINT PLEASANT Homer Smith and Dr. John W. Kirk have been named parish delegates to the diocesan council meeting in Charles Town on May 11. Alternates are C. G. Bauerle and F. W. Ingraham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
Homer Smith
John W. Kirk
Christ Episcopal Church
Charles Town
C. G. Bauerle
F. W. Ingraham
Miss Wilhelmine Deissle Attends Ohio Club Meet
Miss Deissle returned to Logan from Columbus where she attended a three day session of the Ohio Federation of Women's Clubs. She represented the Saturday Club at the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Logan
Wilhelmine Deissle
Ohio Federation of Women’s Clubs
Funeral Attended by Turner Family in Logan
Logan Ed Turner of Grove City and his grandson Jimmy attended the funeral of Mrs. Emma Shaw in Logan this week. Turner is a former resident of the area.
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Logan
Ed Turner
Grove City
Jimmy
Emma Shaw
Turner
McLains Visit Groveport Cousins in Ohio
Logan Mr and Mrs Howard McLain of Groveport were Wednesday guests of cousins Mrs E J Oeffler and Miss Rebecca Harvey.
Religious course to stop in Ashtabula Harbor schools
School board votes to discontinue religious education in Ashtabula Harbor schools after the May term to align with a recent Supreme Court decision. Cape Town, noted as a Dutch vic tualling station in the 17th century, remains called the tavern of the seas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashtabula
Ashtabula Harbor
Supreme Court
Cape Town
Local Jaycee Charter Banquet to Feature Speaker Brownefield
Logan C William Brownefield vice-president of the Ohio Junior Chamber of Commerce will address the charter banquet of the local Jaycee group. The event Tuesday at 6 30 p m in the Elks Club room draws members guests and local leaders. Brownefield returns from a South American conference and will stress the proceedings while Pearl Timberlake and Dave Goldsberry promote the city recreation levy in May.
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Logan C
William Brownfield
Columbus
Ohio Junior Chamber of Commerce
Jaycee
Joe Thomas
Brownefield
International Junior Chamber of Commerce
South America
Elks Clube
Newy
Jaycee Group
Pearl Timberlake
Dave Goldsberry
Logan Junior Chamber of Commerce
Hocking County
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Hollister
Andrew Williams
Earl Hogsett
Alvin Hardy
Sam Pomm
Murray City
Lena Thompson
M. D. Hughes
Guy Bolen
Foster B. Cornwell
Lela Frances Hambel
McAllister
Wilbur Wilson Perry
Bertha Davis Sheppard
Charlies Thomas Sheppard
Hettie Thomas Hill
Billy We Thomas
Edward H. Lasch
G. Wexter
Dexter
Bertha French
Bobo
Jasper Dexter
Thens
Waterloo
Mararet
Erastus Dexter
Birdie Dexter
Robinett Ridge Road
First Road
Sald
Athens, County
Dorothy J. Parter
Jattorneys
Joe Palooka
Ham Fisher
Dick Tracy
Chester Gould
Gertrude
Gertie
Sparkle
Mrs. Brown
High Grocery
Buz
BY Roy Crane
Harry
Sawyer
Frontier Oil
Blondie
Chic Young
Fred Harman
Red
Red Ryder
Buckskin and
Buckskin
Congressmé
of Representatives
Great Lake
Alice
Frost
Ster
Hallanan
St Virginia
Imittee
Philaphia
Ahama High
Ogan
Thureh News
RST Presbyterian Irch
Henry L
Westminster Fellowship
Alexander Church
Ting
Presbyterian Guild
McCray
Tinity Lutheran
Paul D. Holtzen
Veterans’ Meeting
Jaycees
Gibson
Guitars
Mandolins
Logan Music
Main St
Alloa
Sieman
Coleman
OWL
Weber Heating CO
W. Union St
Athens, Ohio
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