Athens Musicians Win Honors At Southeast Ohio Auditions
The Athens High School Band and Girl's Glee Club earned superior ratings at the Southeast Ohio District Music Auditions held Saturday. In total 103 events across 11 counties participated, with numerous Athens students receiving superior or excellent marks and set to perform at the state finals in Columbus on May 10 and 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens High School
Ohio
W. C. Fingerhut
Fingerhut
Athens High
City
Sam Carpenter
Norma Jean Dry
Mary Varnes
Lyndall Woolley
Paul Lehman
Margaret Scott
Harry Graham
Lawrence Wamsley
Columbus
Donna Guthrie
Harriet Ayler
Charles Krauskopf
Miriam Clippinger
Mr. Fingerhut
Charles Frank
Mary Sue LaFollette
Watson Burnfield
Bob O’brien
David Lewis
John Mitchell
Carolyn Kellogg
Phillip Finsterwald
Patty Patterson
Dewey Laughlin
Lewis Oadis
Roger France
Clark Snider
Bill Pinkerton
Joe White
Nancy Martin
Cornet
Wife Wins Relief From Neuritis Pain
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Norito
Orito
Fire Permit Violators Fined In Chesterhill
George Hamber and Fred Adrian pleaded guilty to burning brush without permits before Mayor C. M. Williams. Each was fined 5 dollars and costs. Hamber’s fire damaged 75 acres and Adrian’s 60 acres, with 20 acres in timber and 55 in non-forest land destroyed in the Hamber case. Firefighters used 15 men and a Chesterhill fire truck. all buildings were saved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Hamber
Fred Adrian
Chesterhill
C. M. Williams
I. I. Dickman
Hambel
Adrian
Mr. Dickman
Athens County Teachers Association adopts educational philosophy
The Plains High School hosts the final meeting of the Athens County Teachers Association where a stated educational philosophy aims to help each child discover himself and pursue personal goals for lasting success. The proposal was submitted by Louise Diver, Mrs. Moxie Crabtree, Edna Felt, and Carrye Smith, with Herman Ellis and Glen Hanes handling business and announcements. A musical program was directed by Mrs. Eileen Dotta Ackerman.
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Athens County Teachers Association
The
Plains High School
Louise Diver
Moxie Crabtree
Edna Felt
Carrye Smith
Herman Ellis
Glen Hanes
Eileen Dotta Ackerman
Births and admissions at Shelterin g Arms Hospital
Births reported for Mr and Mrs Ross Smith of Athens a daughter. Admissions include Edna Howard Athens medical Kenneth Steward Athens medical Clara Wallace The Plains. Dismissals list Gene West and daughter Albany Henry DePue and son Athens Charles Morris Athens Ruth Ellen Newhart Athens Florence Peters McArthur Judith Kennard Trimble Guy Osborne Chauncey A J Bishop Morral.
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Edna Howard
Athens
Kenneth Steward
Clara Wallace
the Plains
Gene West
Albany
Henry DePue
Ath
Ens
Charles Morris
Ruth Ellen Newhart
Florence Peters
McArthur
Judith Kennard
Trimble
Guy Osborne
Chauncey
A. J. Bishop
Morral
Three Drivers Fined After Patrol Arrests
Mayor Franz Woodworth fines three drivers over the weekend after State Highway Patrol arrests. Joseph King Jr., 19, Cleveland, pays $15 and costs for unsafe operation. Homer L. Lock, 24, Chauncey, $5 and costs for driving without an operator's license. Clifford Singer, 28, Chesterhill, $5 and costs for insufficient brakes.
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Franz Woodworth
State Highway Patrol
Joseph King, Jr
Cleveland
Homer L. Lock
Chauncey
Clifford Singer
Chesterhill
Jury Completes Buha Trial In Juvenile Case
In Glouster in Common Pleas Court Frank Buhla pleads innocent to buying stolen goods from two Glouster juveniles and seeks a jury trial set for March 30. Judge Francis D White presided as jurors were questioned with Gordon Gray prosecuting and defense lawyers John Kelso Hal Rowland and Erle Bridgewater. Jurors seated include Joe D Mechem Pearl Woods Carroll Elliott Marion Porter Mrs Garnet Seckinger Blanche Johnson Earl French Mrs Addie Balderson Venice Brown C W Gross Alveda Barrows Martha Cole.
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Frank Buhla
Glouster
Common Pleas Court
Buhla
Francis D. White
White
Gordon Gray
John Kelso
Hal Rowland
Erle Bridgewater
Joe D. Mechem
Athens
Pearl Woods
Albany
Carroll Elliott
Marion Porter
Nelsonville
Garnet Seckinger
Jacksonville
Blanche Johnson
Earl French
Addie Balderson
Stewarte's
Venice Brown
C. W. Gross
Alveda Barrows
Martha Cole
Coolville
Fire Setting Near Modoc Confessed by Local Man
A Modoc man, Sam Reeves aged 58, confessed to setting two unoccupied houses on Greens Run Road in Modoc Hollow. He was jailed in Athens County after his Saturday night arrest by Sheriff George Bateman. Authorities noted the fires were triggered by anger at Joe Sheskey of Modoc, and the estates of Susie Danko and John Zeglewski own one each. No charges filed yet.
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Modoc
Athens County
Greens Run
George Bateman
Bateman
Sam Reeves
Modoc Hollow
Reeves
Joe Sheskey
Susie Danko
Danko
John Zeglewski
Comnecticut
Agent Warns Freeze May Damage Local Fruit Trees
Ross Wright, county extension agent, warned of possible damage to peach and plum trees and strawberries from last night’s freeze. He noted no reports yet, but stressed that only after 24 hours can an accurate assessment be made. Temperatures fell to 28 degrees before rising to 49 by 10 am as the Hocking River receded to 8.3 feet.
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Ross Wright
Ex Carbondale Resident Dies in Columbus Home
Harrison Six, longtime Carbondale area resident for 75 years, died Sunday morning in Columbus at age 75. He is survived by his wife and seven children. Funeral services are set for Wednesday at 1 30 p m in the Hocking Holiness Church conducted by Rev William Brown with burial at New Marshfield.
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Harrison Six
Carbondale
Columbus
Six
Hocking
William Brown
New Marshfield
Divorce Suit Filed in Local Court Over Neglect
Lena Sweeney files for divorce from Murray S. Sweeney in Common Pleas Court alleging abandonment in 1919. Married December 1913, they have no children.
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Lena Sweeney
Common Pleas Court
Murray S. Sweeney
Corrected Names From Ohio University Science Day Awards
Sunday’s report on Ohio University Science Day awards misnamed two youths. The corrected names are David Lewis and Robert O’Brien, with Athens junior high earning a superior rating for an oscilloscope.
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Ohio University
Lewis O’brien
David John
Athens
David Lewis
Robert O'Brien
Real Estate Transfers in Athens and Nelsonville Areas
A series of property transfers includes Clement D Cooper and Leota B Cooper to Ray E Cassady and Velma M Cassady for parts of lots 1113 and 1119 in Hocking Port. Glenn H Woods to C M Keirns for inlot 307 in Currier's Addition Athens. Nora B Rhodes and Howard Rhodes to Frank White for outlots 100 101 and part of inlot 1568 in Athens. Dr W H Hyde and others to Buffalo Academy of the Sacred Heart Nelsonville for parts of lots five through 14 Frank Miner Subdivision York Township. Michael Dudash to Lizzie Hudson for lots 10 11 12 13 14 in True Town. Mayme Fisk and Arley Fisk to Lloyd and Bessie Chutes for inlot 672 W B Brooks Addition Nelsonville. Scott Burrs Stores Co to The Lincoln National Life Insurance Co for part of inlot 37 Athens. Ralph R Gibson and Margaret E Gibson to Evelyn Colerick for lot 68 Mineral. Verna Vercrown to Joe H Kennedy for Kr 8 Stalder's Addition Athens.
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Clement D
Leota B. Cooper
Ray E
Velma M. Cassady
Hockingport
Glenn H. Woods
C. M
Marie Y. Keirns
Currier
Athens
Nora B
Howard Rhodes
Frank White
W. H. Hyde
Buffalo Academy of the Sacred Heart
Nelsonville
Frank Miner
York Township
Michael and
Elizabeth Dudash
Lizzie Hudson
True Town
Mayme
Arley Fisk
Lloyd
Bessie Chutes
W. B. Brook
Scott-Burrs Stores Co
Lincoln National Life Insurance Co
Ralph R
Margaret E. Gibson
Evelyn Colerick
Lot
Mineral
Verna Ve ‘Rown
Joe H. Kennedy
Stalder
Athen
Mayor Fines Five For Violations
Mayor Franz Woodworth fines five men after guilty pleas. Ray A. Andres Jr. 21 Lower Campus receives 10 dollars and costs for each count for damaging a highway marker and intoxication. Harry Sprouse 59 Parkersburg Henry Young 59 Parkersburg and Dean Maxwell 47 Athens Route 4 each pay 5 dollars and costs. Maxwell’s 30 day jail term is suspended if he stays out of Athens. Herbert Rath 21 69 Mulberry Street admits parking obstruction and pays 10 dollars and costs.
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Ray A. Andrews, Jr
Franz Woodworth
Harry Sprouse
Henry O. Young
Parkersburg
Dean Maxwell
Athens
Maxwell
Herbert G. Rath
E. Mulberry St
Woodworth
Hocking Youth Arrested After Theft
A 16 year old Hocking County youth Hollis Davidson Logan Route 4 was arrested by city police Friday evening as he was leaving the Ferry Filling Station at Watt and E State with a quantity of candy bars. He is held for juvenile court pending a hearing. Police say he had prior break ins at Shouse Sales Agency and another filling station on Elliott Street but nothing appeared missing.
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Hollis Davidson
Logan
Watt
E. State
Davidson
Polce
J. B. Grogan
Grogan
Shouse Sales
E. State St
Elliott St
Albany man fined for passing a school bus
Carrol Graham of Albany was fined five dollars and costs by Mayor Franz Woodworth after a charge of passing a school bus. The driver reported the incident to the State Highway Patrol.
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Carrol Graham
Albany
Franz Woodworth
State Highway Patrol
Four Weekend Crashes Reported Including Cow Motorcyclist Victim
The State Highway Patrol noted four weekend crashes. A cow wandered onto Route 56 near Union, killing the motorcycle rider Junior J. R. Bradley and injuring passenger Jack Ford. Ford was thrown from the bike as the crash occurred near H. Reeder’s farm. Other incidents included Richard L. Jones being arrested for unsafe operation after a collision on Richland Ave, and minor crashes involving Thomas McMenamy, Harriet S. Wray, Frank W. Mayle, and Jewett Parmiter with no serious injuries reported.
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Union
State Highway Patrol
Junior J. R. Bradley
Albany
Jack Ford
New Marshfield
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Ford
H. Reeder
Athens
Richard L. Jones
Marion
Richland Ave
Jones
Cleo Brooks
Brooks Auto
Franz Woodworth
Thomas McMenamy
Miamisburg
Harriet S. Wray
Logan
Vinton Club
Printer Is Dead Bellefontaine Examiner Veteran Dies
J Ed ward Pritchard a 66 year old linotype operator who spent 36 years at the Bellefontaine Examiner died today at his home. He worked long in the newspaper industry and was a familiar figure in Bellefontaine.
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Bellefontaine
J. Edward Pritchard
Bellefontaine Examiner
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Hocking County
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