Executor and administrator accounts filed in Perry County Court
Perry County court records show multiple accounts filed including Edna E. Newman as executor of Carrie A. Newman estate with receipts and disbursements of 6873.84 and Lillie L. Palmer as administrator of Nelson H. Palmer Jr. estate with 3683.70 charged and 7266.34 credited. An application for Edna Offenbacker ward care and fees was submitted, with Paul Hammer as guardian. Other filings include executors E. R. Page and Zema Page for Arthur A. Page with 12821.94 receipts and disbursements, Crawford M. Chalfant estate, Mary A. Woodruff inventory with executors Bennett and McManus, and Otis A. Neal disbursement of 54269.94. A temporary injunction was filed in Ruby Kaimburg vs Fred L. Kaimburg. Lois I. Teagarden et al sued Everett A. Taylor et al over property along Eastern and Dallas avenues. John R. Milliser sued Pansy M. Milliser, alleging gross neglect in their Thornville marriage with six children. Realty transfers include Harlan to Helser in New Reading, Starcher estates, Stover to Mohler, and Howdyshell to Strohl. Marriage licenses issued to Flautt-Emmert and Speck-Jones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillie L. Palmer
Nelson H. Palmer, Jr
Edna Offenbacker
Paul Hammer
E. R. Page
Zema Page
Arthur A. Page
W. A. Hite
Crawford M. Chalfant
Mary A. Woodruff
C. M. Bennett
Clara Riggle McManus
L. D. Stoneburner
Fred Cannon
F. E. Kincaid
Otis A. Neal
Goldie May Neal
Clerk of Courts
Ruby Kaimburg
Corning
Fred L. Kaimburg
Lois I. Teagarden
Dallas
Taylors
John R. Milliser
Thornville
Pansy M. Milliser
Lancaster
Ohio
Charles Harlan
Roy Helser
Reading Township
New Reading
Joseph Starcher
Claude Starcher
Harrison Township
Somerset
Harold B. Speck
Newark
Angeline O. Jones
New Lexington Notes and Local Happenings
The Junc tion City Chamber protests higher telephone rates before the Ohio Public Utilities Commission in Columbus. Mr and Mrs Frank Wolfe celebrate their golden wedding at New Lexington Waterworks Park. The 16th Barley Run school reunion is set for Sept 7 with Ralph Kinnan as president. County schools reopen Sept 2. Local figures include James Maife teaching welding and auto shop, St Aloysius Alumni reunion Aug 24 25, and Perry County attorneys named to Ohio State Bar Association committees.
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New Lexington
Junction City Chamber of Commerce
Ohio Public Utilities Commission
Columbus
Frank Wolfe
New Lexington Waterworks Park
Jack Christy
U.S. Navy
Barley Run
Guy Brown Grove
Ralph Kinnan
Somerset Barbers
O. E. Hearing
James Maife
Crooksville Auto Service
John M. Patchen
State Bureau of Vocational Rehabilitation
St. Aloysius Academy
Co. L. Chute
Max Perry
Birthday Gathering and Community Notices at Logan Park
A Logan group celebrated Roger Frisinger and Junior Helber birthdays at Rachelmacher Park with many relatives in attendance. The Ladies Club met at the school with members listed. Lent reunion held at Herb and Mary Lent home in Lancaster with a basket dinner and attendees from Lancaster Pleasantville Thornville Pomeroy Ashland Dayton and other towns.
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Poston
Rachelmacher Park
Logan
Roger Frisinger
Junior Helber
Evelyn Smathers
Jerry
Mack
Lucille McManaway
Lucille
Jimmy Kaye
Longstreth
Sylvester Frisinger
Roger
Audrey Helber
Junior Logan
Joe Vanderburg
Carolyn
Connie
Columus
Ollie Hillyer
Virginia Mitchell
Helen Hart
Mildred Handley
Mary Arbell
Inez Hunter
Theda Ritchie
Susan South
W. H. South
Pomeroy
Norval South
Henry Shields
Herb Lent
Lancaster
Ray Lent
Thelma White
Jean
Sue
Harold Wyeth
Alice
Herbie
Dorothy
Harmon
Helen Wyeth
Elmer Bright
Ruth Wyeth
Don Freas
Scotty Wyeth
Pleasantville
Clifford South
Barbara
Thornville
Delmar South
Charles
Ashland
Kenneth South
Jo Ann
Judy
Dayton
Norvella
Shirley
Rowland Newman
Larry
Patty
Foster Jordan
Dickie
Billie
McArthur
F. A. Lent
Gaston
Ind
Glen Pedicord
Marietta
Iva Price
A. G. Carter
Glouster
P. F. Wogan
Chesterhill
Charlies Maffin
Nelsonville
L. M. Howard
Sandra
Karen
Harry North
Columbus
Prisoners escape Warrensville Work House by sawing cell
Two inmates at Warrensville Work House reportedly cut through a cell bar to escape. Authorities searched the area and launched an investigation into the incident and timing.
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Cleveland
Warrensville
Hunter Finds Mastodon Bones in Wildcat Hollow Creekbed
In May 1938 Clyde Bobo unearthed mastodon remains in Wildcat Hollow Canaan Township Athens County after heavy rains. Fossils include jaw bones tusk fragments and a long rib with teeth showing high vegetation grazing. The site lies near Route 50 opposite Carpenter farm and north of Coolville Ridge road.
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Wildcat Hollow
Canaan Township
Athens County
Clyde Bobo
Bobo
Route 4
Athens
Robinson
Hocking River
Carpenter
Canaanville
John Paul Jones
America
Coolville Ridge
Clarks Chapel
Willow Creek
Reunion of Lowe descendants marks second year
The Radcliff event gathered all 14 children of James and Mahala Pierce Lowe at Emma Pierce's home with about 100 attendees at dinner. The Women’s Study Club of Wilkesville visited Adena and planned a meeting at Mrs. Walter Wells’s home. A wiener roast honored James Wilson’s 14th birthday.
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The
Christian Church
Vacation Bible School
Taylor Ridge Social Notes Highlight Local Visits and Meetings
Taylor Ridge residents report on the Ladies Aid Society gathering at Mrs. Vernice Smiths home with Mrs. Audra Chesser presiding. Prizes were awarded to Mrs. Chesser and Mrs. Swart, while refreshments were served for several attendees.
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Taylor Ridge
Vernice Smith
Taylor Ridge Ladies Aid Society
Audra Chesser
Chesser
Swart
Carol Ann Smith
Smith
Ruth Murray
Pauline Swart
Lela Welling
Anna Smith
Bert Murray
Della
Dayton
Fred Olbers
William Olbers
Charles Morrison
Greens Run
Mr. Morrison
Dale Fuller
Columbus
Morrison
Fuller
Carl
Welling
In Memory of Our Son Killed in Korea Aug 19 1950
Mr. and Mrs. Everett Douglas of Athens express grief for their son lost in Korea on August 19 1950. The verse remembers his sacrifice and keeps his memory alive while mourning his absence from home and friends.
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Korea
Mrs. Everett Douglas
Athens
Cincinnati Livestock and Market Summary
Salable hogs 3500 moderately active barrows and gilts steady to 25 lower weights 140-280 lbs with ranges 21.75 to 22.75. sow prices mostly steady. Cattle and calves trading slowly with good and choice steers 29.00-31.00. utilities 23.00-28.50. vealers 26.00-32.00. Sheep 500 steady. lambs 28.00-30.00. odds for light lambs 18.00. feeders 18.00-20.00. Eggs 62-65% white consumer. wholesale grades 53-55. butter wholesale 78. butterfat 61. Potatoes 5.00-7.15.
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Cincinnati Livestock
Cincinnati
U.S
Also Mentioned on This Page
Athens Messenger
Perry County Court News
Edna E. Newman
Carrie A. Newman
Chester la Buda
St. Paris
Perry County
Ohio State Bar Association
John C. Furguson
Max Underwood
Robert M. Strode
Crooksville
Hunter
C. H. Harris
Radcliff
Vinton Township
Pierces
Dan Shelton
Lacey Kyger
Lynn
London
Glenn Jeffers
Jeffrey
Mary Jeffers
Gladys Pierce
DIAL
Carl J. Sylvester
Dave Ide
James Milhoan
Mount St. Mary Hospital
Hyde
Stanley
Hemlock Singers
John Blower
Grafton Stout
Middleport
Holzer Hospital
Gallipolis
Eleanor Bricker
Judith Elaine
Robert Jonathan
Harrisonville Presbyterian Church
Stout
Eleanor
Bobby
Fred Hoisington
Dad Stout
Grafton
Grafton D. Stout
John Stout
Memoriam
Paul Fiske
Congress
Rome-Canaan
Howard Peters
Banks Sport Shop
McKesson
McKee Drug CO
Food Filmz
Uliman’s
Glen Brummage
Frank's Bait and Tackle CO
Second Street
Harold Goddard
Bartlett
Lamborn’s
S. Court St
Uhiman’s
Henry Evans
E Plains
BUICK
E. Carpenter St
American Telephone
Cincinnati Area
H. C. Harris
East Court Street
REAL
Tetaiee
Plymout
Plymouth
Clifford & Baker
New Plymouth and
DeSoto
W. State Or
Columbus Road
Jeep
Newwheel
Willys CO
Wakefield Motors
Studebaker
Richland Ave
NASH
Chevrolet
Dancuerrt Amner Inc
N. Court St
Platt's Shell
Hudson Sales & Service
W. Union St
FORD
Johnny Jones Motors
Dean
Ea Tae High
Ares
G.M.C
Roger Lan
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