Mine Deaths: Father of Six Succumbs to Mine Injuries
Elton Roscoe Frost 30 of Athens Route 7 died at Sheltering Arms Hospital from internal injuries after a slate mine accident on his property ten days earlier. Survived by wife Mary and six children Katharine Roscoe Jean Leroy Lula Marilyn Ruth. Also survived by father I M Frost stepmother, sister Mrs Harry Small, and brothers Clinton M Ralph J E Frost. Calling hours at Clinton Frost home. Funeral at Clarks Chapel Friday at 2 PM. burial in Clarks Cemetery.
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Elton Roscoe Frost
Athens
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Frost
Mary Bobo Frost
Katherine
Roscoe
Jean
Leroy
Lula
Marilyn Ruth
I. M. Frost
Richland Ave
Harry Small
Mansfield
Clinton M
Ralph Athens
J. E. Frost
Toledo
Clinton Frost
Hocking St
Clarks Chapel
Guysville Man Fined for DUI in Athens County Court
Paul Niggameyer of Guysville Route 1 pleaded guilty in Athens County Common Pleas Court to driving while under the influence. The State Highway Patrol arrested him last Saturday on Ave in Athens. He was fined 50 dollars, charged costs, and his driving rights were suspended for six months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
State Highway Patrol
Paul Niggameyer
Guysville
O. F. Rowland
Athens County
Snow and Rain Cover Athens District Roads in Slush
Snow and rain slicked streets in the Athens District with several inches of slush. Pedestrians were doused by wet spray from car wheels while state crews worked to clear Route 31 between Athens and Nelsonville. Crews spread cinders on Morrison Brown Hill on the Pomeroy Road and on Dividing Ridge Hill on Route 50 North.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
State Highway Department
Nelsonville
Pomeroy Road
Dividing Ridge Hill
Dwyer Returns to Athens After 18 Years Away
Frank D. Dwyer, former National Carbide salesman and World War I veteran, visits Athens after 18 years away. He recalls enlisting in Athens in the 136th Field Artillery and says his toughest night was in an Athens lodge. He plans to make Athens his home and may start a business here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Gensley
Frank D. Dwyer
136Th Field Artillery
Athens
Dwyer
National Carbide Co
France
Arizona
Dayton
Mr. Dwyer
S. M. Johnson
Loring Connett
Horace ‘‘Hokie
New Car Sales Rise in Athens County in November
November registered 101 new cars in Athens County led by increases over October while trucks rose to 12 sales. Used car transactions fell to 702 in November from 852 in October. Hunting licenses totaled 66 for November as reported by County Clerk of Courts Ruth E. Burdette.
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Athens County
Ruth E. Burdette
Mrs. Sarah M. Williams Dies at 79 in Athens Home
Mrs. Sarah M. Williams 79 died at her home 44 W State St Tuesday at 2 15 pm following a paralytic stroke on Nov 17. She was born May 13 1857 near Hillsboro daughter of Theophilus and Emily Dick Williams and lived in Athens since 1905 after living in Washington DC and Hillsboro. Survived by brother Quinton D Williams and four children Mrs Bruce Lineburg Lake Forest Ill R D Williams Columbus Dwight E Williams Jackson Miss and Clark E Williams Athens. Funeral Thursday at 2 pm Athens Presbyterian Church with Dr A Y Wilcox and Rev A T Clark. burial Hebbardsville Cemetery. Interred with note last line mentions Clark E Williams 63 Elmwood Place as referenced.
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Sarah M. Williams
State St
Williams
Theophilus
Emily Dick Williams
Hillsboro
Highland County
Allen T. Williams
Washington D. C
Athens
Clark E. Williams
Elmwood Place
Legion Post 21 to Convene Tonight on Court Street
The American Legion K. T. Cros sen Post 21 will meet this evening at the Legion home on South Court Street. Commander John De Molet says important business will be discussed.
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American Legion
K. T. Crossen
Legion
S. Court St
John de Molet
Steel Leads Sharp Market Advance In New York Trading
Steel shares led a broad rise with Bethlehem up 2 percent to 73, Republic 1s at 59 26, Vanadium 1 percent to 25, Gulf States 214 to 50 percent, and U S Steel recovering after early losses. Rail stocks also climbed driven by New York New Haven and Hartford with preferred up 2 percent and common over 1 point. utilities quiet and motors slightly higher.
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New York
Bethlehem
Republic 1
Gulf States
U. S. Steel
New Haven
Hartford
Market Report Hogs Cattle Calves With Steady Tones
Hog receipts 3406 with 300 directs and holdovers, top 10.10 on good and choice 200 to 278 pound hogs. Cattle receipts 650, calves 400, steers, cows and bulls steady. heifers weak to 250 or more lower. Steers to 1075 pounds at 10, baby beef yearlings 88.50, fat cows 4.25 to 5.50, bulls 4 to 5.50, weaners 6 to 11, cutters 3 to 4.50.
Market Report: Mixed Livestock Prices and Early Slaughter Northbound
Hog prices steady to 10.50 for 180 to 230 lb averages with heavies 9.50 to 10.25 while 164 lb loads average 10.15 and 100 to 140 lb cattle 8.50 to 9.50. Calves top dealers 11.50 with 225 direct. Sheep and lambs opening slow with 8.75 to 9.50 bids and 7.25 throwouts. lambs 9.00 bid, 9.50 top noted. Sows at 9.25 decline slight. cattle market nominal with steers up to 9.50+.
Grain and Produce Prices in Toledo and Cincinnati
Grain and produce markets show Wheat No 1 red 122 123 No 2 red 1214122 Corn No 2 yellow 106 106s No 3 yellow 102 105 Oats No 1 white 49 50s No 2 white 48 50 Cincinnati produce lists eggs steady firsts 41 43 etc Live poultry and roosters prices vary by class with broilers and fryers and roosters noted Butter market steady with receipts and various grade scores reported.
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Cleveland
Toledo
Cincinnati
White Rocks
Plymouth Rocks
Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh Produce Prices And The Lincoln Highway Length
Prices for butter eggs poultry hogs are listed with regional quotes and percentage changes. The report notes butter scores and egg receipts alongside various poultry weights and live animal counts. It also states the Lincoln Highway spans more than 3 300 miles.
Ohio Liquor Inspector To Address WCTU Here
The WCTU monthly meeting at the Presbyterian Church follows the funeral for Mrs. Sarah Williams at 2 o clock. James D. Bowman, inspector for the Zanesville District in the Ohio State Department of Liquor, will speak. All interested are welcome.
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WCTU
Presbyterian Church
Sarah Williams
James D. Bowman
Zanesville
Ohio State Department of Liquor Centre
Mrs Spriggs Dies at St Vincent in Erie Pa
Mrs C A Spriggs age 58 widow of the late Rev C A Spriggs and former Athens resident died in St Vincent's Hospital Erie Pennsylvania on Tuesday. Funeral Thursday at 2 30 p m at the Calvary Baptist Church with Rev Franklin Langton conducting. Mrs Lelia Wheatherby a friend was notified of the death.
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C. A. Spriggs
Athens
St. Vincent's Hospital
Erie
Spriggs
Wilfred Johnson
Calvary Baptist Church
Franklin Langton
Lelia Wheatherby
Canaanville To Open Institute December 16
Citizens in Canaanville prep for the annual farmers institute at Canaanville Methodist Church starting December 16 for three sessions. The program features school and local talent, state farm speakers, farm product displays, and women's fancy work exhibits led by committee president William Marshall.
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Canaanville
Farmers’ Institute
Canaanville Methodist Church
William Marshall
Farmers’ Institute Committee
Senior 4 H Leaders To Meet in Jackson
Athens County senior 4 H members prepare for a mass conference at the Jackson Christian Church Saturday at 2 p m. The event, sponsored by the Senior 4 H Club, opens to all interested in 4 H work with an afternoon session on future plans. A dinner follows with reservations due by Friday noon.
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Athens County
Christian Church
Jackson
Prominent Church Leaders From Abroad Speak At Athens World Christianity
Athens hosts a one day World Christianity conference with three talks by Dr. Emory Ross Dr. Frank T. Cartwright Dr. Alexander Paul and Dr. Leslie B. Moss. Cartwright an evangelistic missionary in China and Paul an executive secretary of oriental missions will present on Far East issues. The event aims to stimulate rural communities similarly to the Nation-Wide Preaching Mission. Rev. Neil J. Crawford chairs.
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Churches of Athens
Emory Ross
Frank T. Cartwright
First Methodist Church
Alexander Paul
Far East
Athens High School
Ross
Leslie B. Moss
Foreign Missionary Society
Cartwright
Board of Foreign Missions
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
China
Philippines
Malaya
Korea
Japan
Ohio Wesleyan University
Garrett Biblical Institute
Foochow
Ireland
Paul
United Christian Missionary Society
Disciples of Christ
Africa
Foreign Missions Conference of North America
Federal Council of Churches of Christ In America
Royal Geographic Society
African Society
Congo
Denison University
Harvard University
Two Babies Born at Sheltering Arms Hospital
A daughter Kay Bennett was born to Mr and Mrs John Hoon of Stewart St at Sheltering Arms Hospital Tuesday night. Mr and Mrs Isaac Safreed of Jacksonville announce the birth of a son at the hospital last night. Harry Knowlton of Bellefontaine and Thomas Haney of Athens Route 6 remain unchanged in Sheltering Arms Hospital with pneumonia. Louis Stanley of Athens Route 2 is critically ill with tetanus.
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Kay Bennett
John Hoon
Stewart St
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Isaac Safreed
Jacksonville
Harry Knowlton
Bellefontaine
Thomas Haney
Athens
Judge suspends sentence for non support in Athens County
Joseph Charney of Columbus was placed on probation in Juvenile Court after a $50 fine and 60 day jail term were suspended on condition he pay $3 weekly for the support of a minor child. Charney's wife and child live at The Plains.
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5. M. Johnson
Athens County
Joseph Charney
Columbus
Charney
the Plains
Highland Park Man Fined for Reckless Driving
George R. Nunn of Highland Park Michigan was fined ten dollars and costs by Magistrate Thomas Gamwell of Gloucester after pleading guilty to a reckless driving charge filed by the State Highway Patrol on Tuesday.
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George R. Nunn
Highland Park
Mich
Thomas Gamwell
Glouster
State Highway Patrol
Divorce Petition Alleges Gross Neglect in Meeks Case
William L. Meeks files for divorce from Mazie Meeks in Athens County Common Pleas Court alleging gross neglect of duty after more than 40 years of marriage. The couple wed in 1894.
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William L. Meeks
Athens County
Alexander Paul to Speak in Marshfield at 2:30
Dr. Alexander Paul visiting Athens for the World Christianity Conference will address students at New Marshfield High School in the afternoon assembly at 2 30.
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Marshfield
Alexander Paul
Athens
New Marshfield High School
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E-Neemenee
Ohio
Cincinnati Livestock
Pittsburgh Livestock
Chicago
Ohio Liquor Inspector
Open Institute
World Christianity Conference
Moss
American International College
Newton
Theolo
Gical Seminary
University of Nanking
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First Christian Church
F. T. Cartwright
Michigan
Stele Gold Store
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U.S
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