Athens County Townships Report 1958 Finances Show Surplus
Athens County townships collected 345 419 08 and spent 324 653 97 in 1958 according to reports filed with State Auditor James A. Rhoades. Income came from property taxes gasoline taxes auto licenses and local funds with road work and cemeteries as major costs.
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Athens County
James A. Rhoades
J. W. Whaley
Athens
Alexander
Ames
Bern
Canaan
Carthage
Dover
Lee
Lodi
Rome
Trimble
Troy
Waterloo
York
Whaley
Park Committee Names Soeller As Chairman
William Soeller was elected chairman of Athens Park Committee at its second public meeting held at the Ohio Fuel Gas Co. office. The panel formed four sub committees on site acquisition park layout construction and finance with two already active.
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William Soeller
Athens Park
Ohio Fuel Gas Co
Speller
Ted Kasler
Wilma Miller
A. T. Stewart
Harold Cartwright
William Riley
Roy Pierce
Mail Carrier Retires After 700 000 Miles
Freland Smoke Wilson of Circleville retires after 17 years of mail routes totaling over 700000 miles with two minor accidents and one weather delay. He drove Circleville to Athens 131 miles round trip six days a week for nearly 12 years and plans hobbies in gardening fishing hunting and raising chickens. Emmet M. Evans takes over the former route.
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Freland
Smoke) Wilson
Circleville
Wilson
Columbus
Ironton
Athens
Charles Walters
Walters
Pearl
Circleville Herald
Ohio
Emmet M. Evans
Circle K Ohio Convention Heads to Athens With Events
Close to 100 delegates and friends of Circle K in Ohio travel to Athens for the second annual state convention. Official delegates will elect Ohio district officers at 1 p.m. at the Ohio University Center. Clum Bucher will speak at the annual banquet after four workshops. OU hosts the event.
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Circle K
Ohio
Athens
Ohio University Center
Clum Bucher
Circle K International
Kiwanis International
Three Degrees Slated By Masonic Lodge
Paramythia Lodge 25 F and AM will confer the Entered Apprentice Fellowcraft and Master Mason degrees Saturday at 2 30 p m in the Masonic Temple Don Sanders master says a fish dinner will follow at 5 30 p m
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Paramythia Lodge
F&am
Masonic Temple
Don Sanders
Ohio Sanitarian Group Names Westfall President Elect
Jim Westfall of Jackson has been named president elect of the Ohio Association of Public Health Sanitarians after last week’s annual meeting in Columbus. He will take office in April 1960, succeeding Dayton supervisor John Alden. Westfall is deputy health commissioner for Lawrence County Ironton and serves as sanitarian consultant for Jackson County. He is a graduate of Ohio University with a Master of Public Health from the University of California.
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Jim Westfall
Jackson
Ohio Association of Public Health Sanitarians
Columbus
John Alden
Dayton
Westfall
Lawrence County
Ironton
Jackson County
Ural V. Westfall
Athens
Ohio University
University of California
Four Divorce Suits Filed in Common Pleas Court
Gross neglect cited in four petitions with extreme cruelty in three. Helen Channell vs William Channell of The Plains with two minors from the Aug 17 1939 wedding at Gallipolis. Pearl Town vs Albert Town of 253 W Union St married April 29 1955 at Greenup Ky with one minor. John R Young of 114 Mill St vs Audrene Grace Young Toledo with no children married June 16 1956 at Toledo. Thelma J Peach of Glouster vs William J Peach married July 1 1946 at Logan with no children. Habitual drunkenness cited in petition.
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Common Pleas Court
Helen Channell
William Channell
the Plains
Gallipolis
Pearl Town
Albert Town
W. Union St
Greenup
John R. Young
Mill St
Audrene Grace Young
Toledo
Thelma J. Peach
William J. Peach
Glouster
Logan
Births and Admits at Sheltering Arms Hospital
Birth announcements list Mr and Mrs Charles Smith Athens with a son and Mr and Mrs Paul Games Athens with a daughter. Admissions include Mary Ellen Huffman Athens Mrs Raymond Gould Athens William Dailey Athens Mrs David West Athens Route Thomas Hood New Marshfield and others. Discharges note Deborah McGraner The Plains and several others.
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Charles Smith
Athens
Paul Games
Mary Ellen Huffman
Raymond Gould
William Dailey
David West
Thomas Hood
New Marshfield
Richard Carnes
Nanette Scott
James Phelan
Michael Zalupski
Deborah McGraner
the Plains
Theodore Snyder
Shade
Laura Tipton
Addie Balderson
Stewart
Fort Bolin
Warren Kirkendall
Carbondale
Bernard Bartlett
Albany
Charles Wells
Mrs. Madge Johnson Rites Planned Saturday
Funeral services for Mrs. Madge Johnson 47 of 16 Mulligan Rd are set for Saturday at 1 30 p m at Dowles Ferguson Hughes funeral home with Rev Roger M Rice officiating. Burial will be at Hebardville. She died Thursday in University Hospital and survived by a grandmother Florence Hutchison. Friends may call Friday 4-6 and 7-9 p.m.
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Madge Johnson
Mulligan Rd
University Hospital
Florence Hutchison
McArthur
Dowles-Ferguson-Hughes Funeral Home
Roger M. Rice
Hebardville
Warden Galvin to Speak at OU Friday Meeting
John J. Galvin warden of the Ashland Kentucky youth facility will address Alpha Kappa Delta sociology honorary Friday at 7 p.m. in Ohio University Speech Building Red Room.
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John J. Galvin
Ashland
Ohio University
Alpha Kappa Delta
Nelsonville man charged for burning refuse without permit
Richard Hubble of Nelsonville faced Municipal Court Friday on a charge of burning refuse without a city permit. Fire Chief Charles Dalton said a fire near 5 Utah Place started the case and that Hubble forfeited an $11 bond.
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Richard Hubble
Nelsonville
Utah Pl
Charles Dalton
Fire squad responds to street fall at 16 Wolfe Street
At 6 48 p m Thursday the fire department emergency squad were called to 16 Wolfe Street when Michael Zalupski of 20 Wolfe Street fell in the street striking his head and losing consciousness He was transported to Sheltering Arms Hospital for treatment.
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Fire Department
Wolfe St
Michael Zalupski
Sheltering Arms Hospital
No Athens Court Session Open Monday Morning
Judge John L. Newcomb announced that Athens Municipal Court will not hold session Monday morning as he will be absent for the day.
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Athens
John L. Newcomb
City Clean-Up Week Set To Start May 4
Athens announces its annual Clean-Up Week May 4 through 8 under Mayor Kenneth W. Sands proclamation. City workers led by Art Coon will collect debris from assigned sections, with residents placing refuse in containers for free pickup to protect public health and welfare.
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Athens
Kenneth W. Sands
Mayor Lands
City Safety Service
Art Coon
Roughage urged to improve dairy profits in Ohio
Athens County agricultural agent Kenneth Ackerman says high roughage use—hay pasture and silage—could supply about 80 percent of feed nutrients for a high producing cow, while county herds rely heavily on grain. He notes current pasture, labor, and feed costs, and urges better feeding to raise efficiency and milk yield.
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Southeastern
Ohio
Kenneth Ackerman
Athens County
Ackerman
Bossy
Cancer Tag Day Set For Saturday by Athens Rainbow Girls
The Athens Assembly 91 Order of Rainbow for Girls will assist the Athens County Unit of the American Cancer Society with a Tag Day this Saturday. Twenty five Rainbow girls help under Mrs Eugene Leffler mother adviser and Miss Hazel Andrews worthy adviser.
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Athens Assembly
Order of Rainbow For Girls
Athens County
American Cancer Society
Rainbow
Eugene Leffler
The
Hazel Andrews
Driver Fined After Route 33 Crash
Richard M. Reuter a 49 year old from Middleton received a right eye contusion and a slight nose laceration when his coal hauler left Route 33 on a curve just north of the Meigs County line. The semi rolled over spilling coal and he was fined 20 dollars and costs in Municipal Court after pleading guilty to excessive speed.
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Richard M. Reuter
Middleport
Route 33
Meigs County
Reutner
Plains High Student Wins Time Magazine Current Affairs Test
Kay Whetstone of The Plains High School won the 23rd annual Time magazine current affairs test. She was among more than 110000 students in the U S and Canada to receive a certificate and the American College Dictionary.
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Kay Whetstone
the Plains High School
Time Magazine
U.S
Canada
Very Whetstone
the Plains
American College Dictionary
Statute Claim Is Overruled in Oil Co versus Nichols
Common Pleas Judge Francis D. White overruled a statute of limitations defense in a suit by Esso Standard Oil Co against George R. Nichols. The contract was signed in Pennsylvania on June 30, 1952, and the action filed December 26, 1957. The court held Pennsylvania then had a six year limit, aligning with Ohio.
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Esso Standard Oil Co
George R. Nichols
Common Pleas
Francis D. White
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Three Plead Guilty To Intoxication Counts
Three men pleaded guilty to intoxication charges in Municipal Court and were fined. Clyde Payne and John Payne of Oak Hill West Virginia each paid 25 dollars plus costs, while John Tippie of Athens paid 75 dollars plus costs. Charges were filed by city police.
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Clyde Payne
John Payne
Oak Hill
W. Va
John Tippie
Athens
Payne Brothers
N. Lancaster St
Tippie
Mill St
Red Cross Moves Headquarters to New Athens Chapter House
Athens County Red Cross Chapter completed its move from the Beckley Building to a permanent chapter house at 132 N Congress St. The office hours remain 9 to 4 Monday through Friday with weekend emergencies handled by phone.
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Athens County
Red Cross Chapter
Beckley Building
N. Congress St
Suit Seeks Property Sale In Payment Action
A petition filed in Common Pleas Court seeks marshalment of liens and sale of Lot 202 Kentner's addition Nelsonville property. I L Crombie追回 Patton Sr. faces $1571.80 remaining on a $1405.09 judgment plus interest. Athens County Savings and Loan Co and J H A M Wilson named defendants to establish mortgage claims and distribute sale proceeds.
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Common Pleas Court
I. L. Crombie
Idakee Crombie
Raymond Patton Sr
Nelsonville
Athens County Savings and Loan Co
J. H. and
A. M. Wilson
Common Pleas
Patton
Kentner
Wilsons
City Worker Injured In Tree Stump Incident
William Dailey, 69, a city worker, was injured Thursday afternoon while unloading a large tree stump on Longview Heights Mulligan Roads. The stump rolled and pinned him against a truck bed, injuring his right leg. he was taken to Sheltering Arms Hospital for treatment.
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William Dailey
Longview Heights
Mulligan Rds
Charles Dalton
Fire Department
Dailey
Sheltering Arms Hospital
New Fees Plan Formed at Ohio University
A plan to allow students to pay basic fees over several months will start with the 1959 60 academic year. President John C Baker and Treasurer Paul R O Bri en announced the equalized payment plan covering registration out of state registration and room and board for students who must pay two or more of these basic costs.
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Ohio University
John C. Baker
Paul R. O’brien
O'Brien
Police Cite Driver After Autos Collide
Clyde C Bennett age 66 of New Marshfield Route 2 was cited by city police for failure to yield the right of way after a collision at Court Union Streets intersection shortly after 7 p.m. Thursday. Bennett was eastbound turning left into Court Street and struck a northbound car driven by William Glenn Goldsberry 42 of 347 Richland Ave as he entered the right lane after the light changed.
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Clyde C. Bennett
New Marshfield
Court Union Sts
Bennett
Court St
William Glenn Goldsberry
Richland Ave
Ohio University highlights 79 research projects and funding
Seventy nine projects totaling 1 341745 35 are active with six awaiting committee action. Grants come from outside bodies such as the National Science Foundation and the Atomic Energy Commission. The largest project is at the Electrical Engineering Department for Wright Air Development Center.
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Ohio University
Ohio U
National Science Foundation
Atomic Energy Commission
Standard Oil Company
Ohio University Fund
University Research Committee
Wright Air Development Center
John E. Edwards
Free to Free Telephone Service and Utilities Offer
Fragmentary note lists free services including telephone, editorial, elevator, and utilities. No clear event, date, or place provided. entities are generic.
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Rhodes
Soeller
Norman Dean
Commonwealth Telephone Co
M&w
S. Court
Swearingen
Masonic Lodge
Demuth
Waterclear
Lincoln
Sanitarian Organization
Mrs. Johnson
Red Cross
A. J. Marsteller
Ray Biddie
Esquires
Arvin Gly
Carpenter Howe
Pauline and
Bill Roscue
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