Appeal Notice Filed In 1950 Money Suit
Notice of appeal to the Fourth District Court of Appeals has been filed by plaintiffs in a money suit originally filed in Common Pleas Court in 1950. A. M. Thomas sues Mary E. Johnson and Wade Tom for 1484 dollars claiming the debt. The case involved a waived service and admitted debt, a later judgment for recovery, and a jury verdict favoring the defendants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fourth District Court of Appeals
Common Pleas Court
A. M. Thomas
Mary E. Johnson
Wade Tom
Two Drivers Hurt in Separate One Car Crashes
The State Highway Patrol investigated two Sunday one car accidents. Ray Lewellen, 62, of New Marshfield was thrown from his car after missing a curve on Route 56 near the Vinton Hocking county line, suffering a sprained ankle and hand abrasions. Charles G. Smith, 44, of Fostoria, went off Route 50 A east of Athens into Federal Creek, sustaining scalp and face cuts and abrasions. both men were admitted to Sheltering Arms Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Highway Patrol
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Ray Lewellen
New Marshfield
Vinton-Hocking County
Lewellen
Athens
Charles G. Smith
Fostoria
Federal Creek
Luhrig Man Dies at 73 in Luhrig
Isaac Van Dyke 73, a retired coal miner, died Saturday night at his Luhrig home. Survived by four daughters, one son, and a sister Nora Giffen Maggie Kartsberger Nellie List Flora Gorman Shelby Herman Van Dyke Flora Gladden. Wife Luella Jones Van Dyke died 1918. Services Wednesday 2 p m at Jagers and Sons funeral home with Rev Arthur Leach. Burial in New England cemetery. Friends may call at any time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isaac van Dyke
Luhrig
Nora Giffen
Millfield
Maggie Kartsberger
Columbus
Nellie List
Flora Gorman
Shelby
Herman van Dyke
Flora Gladden
Luella Jones van Dyke
Jagers and Sons
Arthur Leach
New England
Rites Set for Former Hospital Official Jesse Sweeney Dies
Jesse A. Sweeney 65 of Athens County died Sunday at his Wilkesville home after long illness. Former Toledo State Hospital personnel director retired in 1953 and earlier led Athens State Hospital. Survived by wife Fern Halliday Sweeney and two Toledo brothers. Funeral 1:30 p m Wednesday First Presbyterian Church West Union Street Cemetery burial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse A. Sweeney
Athens County
Wilkesville
Michael and
Catherine Sweeney
Sweeney
Toledo State Hospital
Toledo
Athens State Hospital
O. O. Fordyce
Ohio State Fox Hunters Association
Westminster Presby
Terian Church
Paramathia Lodge
F&am
Elks Lodge
Athens
Fern Halliday Sweeney
Donald
George
First Presbyterian Church
Roger M. Rice, Jr
West Union Street
Dowler- Ferguson-Hughes Funeral Home
Births and Dismissals at Shelter House Hospital
Birth announcements include Mr and Mrs William Minister of Athens a son and Mr and Mrs Leslie Guess of Nelsonville a son. Dismissals note several individuals leaving including Mrs Anderson Burton and Mrs James Tedrow among others in Athens and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Minister
Athens
Leslie Guess
Nelsonville
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Messenger
George Roberts
Washington
Tel
E. Main St
Pomeroy
Gallipolis
Dwight H. Rutherford
Fr Bawa' É Oh Agee
Young's and
Frigidaire
North Court Street
Athens, O
Rites
Jesse Sweeney
Johnson’s Furniture Shop
Mill St
Charles Smith
Fred Shafer
Ray Llewellyn
Russell van Dyke
Anderson Burton
James Tedrow
Ronald McNally
Pennsville
Judith Williams
Amesville
Russell Johnson
Chauncey
Dorrice van Dyke
James Heady
Mary McGee
Glouster
Richard Wilson
Carl Dishong
Austin Leiby
Best
Bureau of Athens
Athens Wine & Beer
West Union
Bell & Howell Specia
North Court St
Culligan Soft Water Service
Walter Ervin
Pres
Sinclair
Iinclair
Everett Baughman
Columbus Rd
Conkey
Richland Ave
Raymond Gibson State
Shannon
G. C. Hunter
Albany
Parker's Tire Shop
Eddie Seaman
W. Union St., Athens
the Plains
John Depoy
Guysville
Carl Gilmore
Middleport
George R. McAfee Coonville
Marion B. Parsons
Chesterhil
Stollings & Ellis
Kanauge
Walter E. Tucker Whitehall
Brownie
Bob Funk Glouster
Harry
G. ED
Nagle Sugar Crook
Bill" Post
C. D. Swartz & Son Lottridge
Sinclair Products
Athens, Ohio
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