Snow and Ice Close Schools in Athens County
A weekend storm brought rain, freezing temperatures, and half an inch of snow that closed three of four school districts in Athens County. Ice and slick roads caused two Monday morning crashes on Route 33 and Route 50 West with minor injuries and no charges filed. State crews spread cinders and salt. bus riders from Buchtel, Nelsonville, and The Plains faced absences while York Local, Carthage-Troy, and Rome-Canaan districts shut doors.
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Mercury
C. L. Colmer
U.S
Colmer
Hamley Run
York
Buchtel
Carthage-Troy
Coolville
Rome-Canaan
Stewart
St. Paul's
Union Hill
Cline
State Highway Department
Press
State Highway Patrol
Susan Kay Fleming
Trimble
Carol Ann Hartman
Campbell St
Frank Deardorff
Richland Ave
Darlene Sue Stotts
Albany
Students In Court On Larceny Count
Two Ohio University freshmen faced petit larceny charges in Municipal Court after an arraignment. Billy R. Jones pleaded guilty and Charles R. Line entered a plea of innocent. Line remained held on a $115 bond, while Jones’s sentence was suspended until Wednesday. The alleged theft of $57 from Jimanott's Tavern on W Union Street prompted the case, with Jones admitting he took the money briefly before attempting to return it.
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Ohio University
Billy R. Jones
Waynesville
Charles R. Line
Line
Jones
John Newcomb
Jimanott
W. Union St
H. O. Wagner
Ironton Man Denies Shoplifting Charge in Municipal Court
Ironton man Irvin Davis Kidd, 36, pleaded innocent at arraignment on a shoplifting charge. He was held on $100 bond for a Tuesday hearing after being accused of taking five bras valued at $1 each from Scott's 5 and 10 Cent Store on S. Court St. He was reportedly stopped on S. Congress St. by Patrolman Ray Riley.
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Irvin Davis Kidd
Ironton
Kidd
Michael Hilko
Scott
S. Court St
S. Congress St
Ray Riley
Knights Templar to Meet in Masonic Temple
Athens Commandery 15 Knights Templar will meet Wednesday at 7 30 p m in the Masonic Temple announced Commander Glenn F Mingus.
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Athens
Knights Templar
Masonic Temple
Glenn F. Mingus
Jacksonville Woman Dies After Yearlong Illness
Mrs. William Heiser, 79, of Jacksonville, died Saturday night at Sheltering Arms Hospital after a yearlong illness. Born in Stolberg Germany she came to the United States 74 years ago and lived in Jacksonville since. Survived by daughter Theresa Heiser two sons John of Trimble and Nicholas at home three grandchildren and four great grandchildren. Funeral at 1 36 p m Tuesday at Jacksonville Methodist Church with Rev Carl Wetherell and Rev Lillian Wright. Burial in West Union Street Cemetery. Friends may call at Dowler-Ferguson-Hughes Funeral Home until 5 p.m. Monday and at Norbert W Johnston funeral home in Glouster after 7 p.m. Monday.
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William Heiser
Jacksonville
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Stolberg
Germany
United States
Order of Eastern Star
Glouster
White Shrine of
Nicholas
Graveside Rites Held For Chesser Infant
Albert Gene Chesser one hour old, son of Paul and Mary Chesser of Glouster, died Sunday at Sheltering Arms Hospital. Survived by brother Paul Chesser III and grandparents Williams, Chesser, and Sedwick. two great grandmothers. Graveside services conducted Monday at New Marshfield Cemetery by Rev. L. A. Robinson.
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Albert Gene Chesser
Paul
Mary Chesser
Locust St
Glouster
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Paul Chesser III
Carl Williams
Athens
Paul Chesser
Cleveland
Helen Sedwick
Chauncey
Nora Williams
Daisy Chesser
New Marshfield
L. A. Robinson
Former Engineer of State Hospital Dies
Charles J. Smith former engineer at the Athens State Hospital died November 10 in Philadelphia friends report He is survived by his wife Nancy Mary Arthur former secretary to Dr O O Fordyce late supervisor of the state hospital The Smiths left Athens in 1921.
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Charles J. Smith
Athens State Hospital
Philadelphia
Nancy Mary Arthur
O. O. Fordyce
State Hospital
Smiths
Athens
Students Fined 124 for Serenade Pranks at Ohio U Dorms
Four University of Ohio students were fined a total of 124 dollars in municipal court after serenading at Scott Quad and Lindley Hall. Roland G. Winter pleaded guilty. David Wagner James Miller and Jerry Friend forfeited 31 dollar bonds.
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Ohio University
Scott Quad
Lindley Hall
Roland G. Winter
Tiffin Hall
David B. Wagner
Gamnertsfelder Hall
James W. Miller
W. Mulberry Sr
Jerry L. Friend
Washington Hall
Science Shrinks Piles New Way Without Surgery
New York special report on a new healing substance Bio-Dyne called Preparation H that shrinks hemorrhoids stops itching and relieves pain without surgery. Case studies show actual shrinkage with painless relief and strong patient statements. Sold in suppository or ointment form at druggists with money back guarantee.
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New York, N. Y
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Mason Counties
the Athens Messenger
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Athens, Ohio
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