Army ROTC Inspection Set at Ohio University Stadium
Inspectors from the 2nd Army with Air Force and Quartermaster officers will conduct the annual ROTC review at Ohio University on Wednesday from 9:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Col. William H. Speidel leads the event with Col. Charles S. Johnson in charge. Awards at 3:45 p.m. include Scabbard and Blade medals, Distinguished Platoon and Company ribbons, and a Presentation Sabre funded by local groups. Dress rehearsal is Tuesday 3:00 to 5:00 p.m. at the stadium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
2Nd Army
Air Force
Ohio University
William H. Speidel
Speidel
John Do. Baker
Scabbard
K. T. Crossen Post 21
American Legion
Nabby Lee Ames
DAR
Sons of the American Revolution
Reserve Officers Association
ROTC
Old Papers List Washington Lincoln Deaths
Ulster County Gazette 1799 report notes Washington entombed with funeral pomp and ship salutes. The Messenger 1865 adds Booth and Herrold captured at North Point and Lincoln assassination details. The piece reflects historic paper contrasts and a preserved 83 year old issue saved by W. R. Totman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messenger
George Washington
Ulster County Gazette
Washington
George Town
Delbert Jones
New Marshfield
John Adams
American Congress
Germany
Ulster Gazette
The
Ford
W. R. Totman
Mayor fines Six Following Police Arrests
Mayor William P. Mickle fined six men this weekend on intoxication charges. Names include Herb Rast 41 Shafer St 15 dollars, Frank Mikologic 42 Athens Route 5 20 dollars, Pearl Coppers 48 95 W. Washington St 35 dollars, Paul Giakas 22 28 Race St 10 dollars, Harold Russell 44 196 W. Washington St 10 dollars, and Richard F. Hutchinson 36 Athens 5 dollars. Hutchinson pleaded innocent but was found guilty. Russell and Mikologic jailed for non payment of fines. Patsy A. Bonitati 26 25% S. Court St 10 dollars for disturbing the peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William P. Mickle
Herb Rast
Shafer St
Frank Mikologic
Athens Route 5
Pearl Coppers
Washington St
Paul Giakas
Race St
Harold Russell
Richard F. Hutchinson
Athens
Hutchinson
Russell
Mikologic
Patsy A. Bonitati
S. Court St
Mickle
Four Cars Damaged in Brakes Fail Truck Crash
A Sunday four car crash at President and Court Streets involved a truck driven by Gerald Meek 19 whose failed brakes struck two waiting cars and a parked auto. Drivers Donald Wolfe 32 and Harold Clark 18 were involved. Ralph L. Beerbower owned the parked car. All vehicles could be driven away with Wolfe's car sustaining the most damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
President and Court Streets
Gerald Meek
Stewart Route 1
Donald Wolfe
Wolfe St
Harold Clark
Cheshire Road
Ralph L. Beerbower
Wolfe
Testimony in Damage Suit Is Continued
Plaintiff Martha Cephus sues Valley Greyhound Bus Co for 56000 in Common Pleas Court. Testimony includes Dr J B McClure of Marietta and Don F E Stone of Chesterhill as witnesses. An x ray showed a hip fracture after she fell when the bus started suddenly near Bartlett in October 1946. Stone testified the ambulance took her to Marietta Hospital and back home near Sharpsburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Cephus
Valley Greyhound Bus Co
Common Pleas
J. B. McClure
Marietta
Don FE. Stone
Chesterhill
Miss Cephus
Bartlett
McClure
Stone
Carbondale Resident Mrs Don B Lowry Dies at 70
Mrs Don B Lowry 70 died at her Carbondale home after a heart attack Saturday night. Survived by husband, daughter Irene Arnold Barberton, son Bert Lowry Carbondale, brother George L Hays Middleport, four grandchildren, three great grandchildren. Services Tuesday 2 pm Carbondale Methodist Church Rev Carroll Chesser and Rev William Brown. Burial New Marshfield Cemetery. Friends may call at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don B. Lowry
Carbondale
Irene Arnold
Barberton
Bert Lowry
George L. Hays
Middleport
Clinton Edward
Vincennes
Ind
William R
Carbondale Methodist Church
Carroll Chesser
William Brown
New Marshfield
Custody Sought in Willard Bratton Divorce Suit
Ada J. Bratton asks for custody of their four year old daughter in a divorce suit filed in Common Pleas Court against Willard Bratton. The petition cites misconduct gross neglect and extreme cruelty since the marriage on January 4 1942.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Pleas Court
Willard Bratton
Ada J. Bratton
Mrs Warner Rites Monday
Funeral services for Elizabeth Ann Warner 83 are set for 4 p m Monday at Dowler and Ferguson funeral home. She died Saturday at Hillcrest Rest Home after six months illness. Born in Grandview Indiana she lived most of her life in Dayton and recently in Hebbardsville. Survivors include sisters Emory Morris Evansville and Cordilla Rav ens Boonville plus nieces and nephews. Husband John and a son and daughter preceded her in death.
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Dowler and Ferguson
Elizabeth Ann Warner
Hillcrest Rest Home
Grandview
Ind
Dayton
Hebbardsville
Christian Church
Evansville
Warner
Emory Morris
Cordilla Ravens
Boonville
John
Chemical Club Hearing Talk by Dr. Downes at Ohio University
Dr. Alfred W. Downes will speak on The Synthetic Aliphatic Industry at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday in Room 100 of the Chemistry building. He is assistant director of plant laboratories at Carbon and Carbide Chemicals Corporation in Charleston, West Virginia, and has done notable work in the synthetic field. The Chemical Society meeting is open to the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred W. Downes
Chemical Society of Ohio University
Charleston
W.va
Carbon and Carbide Chemicals Corporation
Downes
Chemical Society
Chemistry Building
Two Dog Owners Fined by City Mayor for Leash and License Violations
William Buck 59 of Currier Street was fined $5 plus costs for not leashing his dog, with costs suspended after arrest by city police. Wilson Cain 30 of Albany was fined $10 plus costs for failing to license two dogs, charged by County Dog Warden G I Tewksbury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Buck
Currier St
William P. Mickle
Wilson Cain
Albany
Mickle
G. I. Tewksbury
Driver Arrests in Patrol Traffic Check Near Chesterhill
One driver was fined five dollars and costs after a State Highway Patrol check on Route S77 near Chesterhill. Sixteen others were warned to fix minor mechanical defects in the 85-vehicle inspection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chesterhill
Lioyd Cook
Sharpsburg
Emmett Williams
Annual Clean Up Starts in Chauncey
Chauncey launches an annual cleanup campaign with trucks to remove rubbish starting Wednesday morning. Mayor W D Hines announced the effort. residents should place cans in curbside or alley containers for free removal. Ashes removal will incur a charge, per street foreman Thomas Hamilton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
W. D. Hines
Thomas Hamilton
Hamilton
Police Charge Three in City Traffic Arrests
Richard W. Jones, 33, Oklahoma, was fined $10 and costs in Mayor William P. Mickle's court Saturday for speeding. Also fined Saturday were Casper Rapp, 27, of 319 E. State St. and Jay Genter, 34, of 39 May Ave., for failure to stop their cars at red traffic signals, Rach was fined $5 and costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard W. Jones
Oklahoma
William P. Mickle
Casper Rapp
E. State St
Jay Genter
May Ave
Rach
Warm Weekend Draws Bathers to Lake Hope and City Park
Sunny Sunday brings hundreds of local residents to Lake Hope and Athens City Park for picnics and sunbathing as temperatures reached 87 degrees the highest so far this year. Pools open until Memorial Day. unofficial dips noted at various sites. State Highway Patrol reports heavy highway traffic amid warm, dry conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Hope
Athens City Park
City Park
Athens State Hospital
State Highway Patrol
C. N. France
Hocking
Land Transfers Include Acres in Dover and Trimbles Townships
Athens County records list Elmer and Georgia Allen transferring Lot 163 in George Harvey Nye's Addition Chauncey to Vice tor H Leffler and Barbara D Leffler. Other deeds include 12.5 acres in Dover Township to Raymond and Nellie Phillips, inlets and lots in Athens Verity and Stalder additions, and various mineral rights exceptions. Several parcels change hands among neighbors and Estates with coal and mineral rights noted as reserved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer
Georgia Allen
Barbara D. Leffler
George Harvey Nye
Chauncey
S. P. Smith
Raymond
Nellie Phillips
Dover Township
Sara Margaret Stalder
Olin Dee Morrison
Shadyside Dr
Stalder
Athens
Merwin Stauffer
Lenore Stauffer
Michael Heir
Verity
Floyd Matheny
Aaron
Bertha McGrath
Clara Robinson
C. W. McCall
Donna MccCall
Trimble
Mary Ernestine Goff
Edward Hallam
Marie Hallam
Hill Top
Frank F. Johnson
Mabel C. Johnson
Jackson and
Watkins Streets
Nelsonville
Nelsonville Coal and Land Company
L. E. Wood
Lillian and
John Drake
Virgil
Ruth Russell
Bessemer
York Township
Leon
Mildred White
William N. Moyers, Jr
Zella J. Moyers
Hockingport
Grover Koons
James Lafollett
Glouster
Ernest
Willo Pughline
Margaret Mayle
Russell
Elza
Mattie Bodkins
Henry H. Ennis
Ruth Ennis
Albany
Oscar and
Ermal Porter
Bes
Patrol Arrests Four Drivers In Nelsonville Case
Four drivers were fined Sunday by Mayor W. P. Mickle after arrests by the State Highway Patrol. Robert Herdlitzka, 35, Nelsonville Route 2, pled guilty to driving while under the influence, with a 30 day jail sentence suspended. Also fined were John A. Bente, 22, Athens, unsafe operation. Charles Haning, 48, Lancaster, permitting an unlicensed minor to operate. Benjamin E. Ervin, 49, Columbus, speeding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. P. Mickle
State Highway Patrol
Robert Herdlitzka
Nelsonville
Herdlitzka
Mickle
John A. Bente
Athens
Charles Haning
Lancaster
Benjamin E. Ervin
Columbus
Births and Admissions at Shelterin g Arms Hospital
In the sheltering arms hospital notes new births include a son to Mr and Mrs Harry Payne The Plains and a son to Mr and Mrs Frederick Coen Athens Admitted are Mrs Blanche Smart Athens for major surgery Mrs Ann Bridge New Marsh field major surgery Mrs Mildred Dean Athens major surgery Mrs Patricia Roach Athens major surgery Mrs R E McCammon Athens medical Gerald Nagle Amesville medical A D Morrison Carpenter medical Betty Huston Nelsonville accident John Reynolds Deanville accident Albert Reynolds New Straits ville accident. Discharged include Mrs William Post and daughter Glouster Mrs George Couladis and son Athens Mrs Edward Linscott and a son Amesville Mrs Dolly Clipner Chillicothe Evelyn Hartman Athens Joe Webster Athens Jack Thompson The Plains Louis Lausche Athens
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Blanche Smart
Athens
Ann Bridge
New Marshfield
Mildred Dean
Patricia Roach
R. E. McCammon
Gerald Nagle
Amesville
A. D. Morrison
Carpenter
Betty Huston
Nelsonville
John Reynolds
Deanville
Albert Reynolds
New Straitsville
William Post
Glouster
George Couladis
Edward Linscott
Dolly Clipner
Chillicothe
Evelyn Hartman
Joe Webster
Jack Thompson
the Plains
Louis Lausche
Woman fined jailed in morals case in Mickle court
Stella Pittman of Athens was fined 100 dollars and costs and sentenced to 30 days in the county jail after a morals charge filed by police in Mayor William P. Mickle's court Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stella Pittman
Athens
William P. Mickle
Poultrymen Warned About Chiek Disease
County extension agent Ross Wright warns that coccidiosis is a major hazard in raising baby chicks. He notes infected birds reduce productivity and profits. Tests from Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station show built-up floor litter helps moisture and temperature control. hydrated lime in litter aids prevention and control and should be evenly distributed and stirred in.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ross Wright
Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station
Wright
OU Magazine Is Readied for Athens Sale
The Ohioan a 28 page picture and feature magazine by Ohio University students will go on sale in Athens Wednesday revival of the Ohioan 1938 40 with postwar sponsors Sigma Delta Chi Alpha Mu journalism and photography societies Editor Robert Schweitz Cleveland Anthony Kozak Cleveland designed the cover and drew cartoons Officials include Don Evans Portsmouth circulation Gloria Kyle Gary Indiana photography Allan Himelick Cleveland Heights associate editor Ruth Sauer Berwyn Heights Md advertising
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Ohioan
Ohio University
Athens
Sigma Delta Chi
Alpha Mu
Robert Schweitz
Cleveland
Anthony Kozak
Don Evans
Portsmouth
Gloria Kyle
Gary
Ind
Allan Himelick
Cleveland Heights
Ruth Sauer
Berwyn Heights
Motorcyclist Hurt in Intersection Crash
A motorcycle driven by Robert Cc. Martin, 18, of Athens Route 4 collided with a car driven by Clarence J. Ackley, 25, of Athens Route 1 at State and Carpenter Streets Saturday. Police report damage to both vehicles and say Ackley turned right onto Carpenter. Martin suffered back and knee injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Cc. Martin
Athens
Clarence J. Ackley
State and
Carpenter Streets
Ackley
Carpenter
Martin
Dayton Visit Highlights Denison Family Ties
Mr and Mrs Jim Dennison spent the weekend in Dayton with Mr and Mrs William James. Mrs Dennison’s mother in law Mrs James has been seriously ill for months, the trip noted as a family gathering during a difficult time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dayton
Glouster
Jimmie Dennison
William James
Church Council to Meet at 7 30 P M in Glouster
The Women s Council of the Church of Christ will gather in the church social rooms Thursday at 7 30 p m inviting all women of the church to attend. A baby was taken to Children s Hospital in Columbus for examination after a trip with Mr and Mrs Donald Kasler and John Nichols.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Women's Council of the
Church of Christ
Donald Kasler
John Nichols
Kiwanians to Meet Glouster at Hotel Gordon
The Kiwanis Club will hold a meeting at Hotel Gordon Monday at 6 30 p m. Members from Kiwanians and honored guest Glouster are expected to attend in the evening session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Kiwanis Club
Hotel Gordon
Minstrel Cast Called To Glouster Meeting
Frank Seiler, president of the Bandboosters Club, calls all minstrel cast members to a 7 30 p m meeting in the high school auditorium. The session includes specialty presenters and costume measurements for outright purchase. The group will perform May 11 in New Marshfield and aims to fund instruments for the school band.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Frank Seiler
Bandboosters Club
New Marshfield
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Seiler
J-T Alumni Association to Meet Tuesday
The J-T Alumni Association will hold a meeting Tuesday at 7 p.m. in the high school building. Plans for the annual banquet and dance set for May 28 will be finalized, and secretary Mary Belle Stephenson urges all alumni to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
J-T Alumni Association
Mary Belle Stephenson
Glouster Alumni Convene Meeting Tuesday Evening
Glouster High School Alumni Association president Jack Bradley has called a meeting for Tuesday at 7 30 p m in the high school building. Attendees will elect officers and appoint committees to arrange the banquet and dance at the close of the spring term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Jack Bradley
Glouster High School Alumni Association
Bible School Plans To Be Discussed At Church Meeting
Ted Byers announces a meeting at the Methodist Church Monday at 7 p.m. to plan a Daily Vacation Bible School for this summer. He invites all interested community members to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Ted Byers
Methodist Church
Glouster Area Personal News Notes Cast Wide Local Visits
Glouster residents send visitors and receive relatives from Dayton Columbus and Columbus Ohio State University. Mrs Dwight Burk of Phoenix arrived to spend a month with C F Danford parents. Several locals visit hospitals and relatives including Mrs Phelps Ona Dew and Jerry Losey.
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Glouster
Dwight Burkam
Phoenix
Ariz
Trimble
Dayton
Burkam
C. F. Danford
Dallas Christman
Oakdale
Columbus
Christman
White Cross Hospital
Jerry Losey
Ernestine Harrison
Edward Phelps
Hollister
Flossie Bernard
Lewis Bernard
Millard Mundew
Ohio State University
E. E. Mundew
Leonard Smith
Jane
Jean
Leonard
Orville Bingman
Glenna
Farl McGee
Jerry
Hershel Sorrell
E. K. Bryson
Funeral Attended For Sgt Frank Tippett In London
Mr and Mrs Thomas R Reese of Glouster attended the funeral of their cousin Sergeant Frank Tippett in London Ohio Friday afternoon. Sgt Tippett was killed at Iwo Jima on February 20 1945.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Thomas R. Reese
New Lexington
Sgt
Frank Tippett
London
Ohio
Sgt. Tippett
Iwo Jima
Condition improves for Theodore Williams after Columbus hospital visit
Charles Williams and granddaughter Joyce Williams were called to Columbus Tuesday due to Theodore Williams condition in University Hospital. His condition improved later in the week and he was taken to his home in Columbus for recovery until a major operation is favorable. The Williamses returned home Sunday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Charles Williams
Joyce Williams
Columbus
Theodore
University Hospital
Williamses
Carrier To Resume Job At Glouster Route
Charles Williams, off duty with a heart ailment on Route 4 at Glouster, has improved and expects to return to work next Monday. Eugene Jones serves as substitute carrier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Charles Williams
Eugene Jones
Mrs Guinther Taken to Hospital for Observation
Mrs Charles Guinther was taken to Sheltering Arms Hospital in the John S Blowers ambulance Friday evening for observation and treatment. Sunday her condition was reported satisfactory but she was not able to see callers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Charles Guinther
Sheltering Arms Hospital
John S. Blower
Morgantown Family Visits Son in West Virginia
Harry Hall Sr and daughter Mary Jane, along with Mr and Mrs Harry Hall Jr of Morgantown West Virginia, spent Saturday and Sunday with their son and daughter-in-law Albert Hall. They returned to Morgantown Sunday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Harry Hall
Mary Jane
Morgantown
W. Va
Albert Hall
Noon Attends Funeral For J C Daugherty In Cleveland
Mrs. T. A. Noon left Monday for Cleveland to attend the funeral of J. C. Daugherty a former general fuel inspector for the New York Central Railroad for 30 years who retired five years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
T. A. Noon
Cleveland
J. C. Daugherty
Daugherty
New York Central Railroad
Grange Meets In Trimble Grange Home
GLOUSTER Trimble Grange met in a Trimble Grange home Saturday evening. Master H. E. Jones led the session and a McGuffey program directed by Supt. Roy Byers and L. R. Gooding followed. W. R. Byers compared education today with past methods. readings and poems from McGuffey readers were performed by Mrs. Helen Fierbaugh, R. H. Kasler, Mrs. Eva Gooding, Lewis Antle, H. E. Jones, W. R. Byers and L. R. Gooding. A Grange party was planned and a potluck supper was served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eva Gooding
Lewis Antle
H. E. Jones
W. R. Byers
L. R. Gooding
Thermometer Records 88 Degrees in Glouster Sunday
The thermometer hit a new high for the season at 88 degrees Sunday afternoon in Glouster. Saturday’s high was 86, and most land now in good condition for cultivation, encouraging planting frost sensitive vegetables.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Rites for Mrs Jennings Set Tuesday at Holy Cross
Funeral services for Mrs. Mary Jennings who died in Columbus Friday night will be held Tuesday at 9 am in Holy Cross Church with Fr. Charles Walsh officiating. Burial will follow in Maplewood Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Mary Jennings
Columbus
Holy Cross Church
Charles Walsh
Bureal
Maplewood Cemetery
Wife Wins Relief From Neuritis Pain
Thousands sufferers relieved by NORITO formula for neuritis neuralgia lumbago rheumatism and related pains. Guaranteed refund if first three doses fail to help. available from druggists with promise of fast relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norito
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Washington, Lincoln
Zemo
Paramathia Lodge 25
F&am
Wendell O. Rose
Florida
C. E. Clyse
Dan Bartlett
Mrs. Warner
Chemical Club
Athens County
Sie Eiselstein
Outlet
City of
Earle E. Johnson
Fern B. Johnson
Trimble ‘Township
Smith
Jto James Trace
Glouster-Hollister Road
Harry Payne
Frederick Coen
Chiek
St.Joseph
Athens County Savings & Loan CO
Masonic Temple
H. G. Householder
J-T
Bible
Home Made
Stalder Do-Nut Shop
Chauncey, Ohio
Grange
Vrs. Jennings
the Security Bank
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Court Street
Athens, Ohio
Jackson
Elmer Pearce
Union
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