Eighteen Athens County Men Inducted Into Army Today
Eighteen Athens County men started military service with induction into the Army this morning. The group departed Fort Hayes Columbus by bus, as February draft calls proceed. Two draftees failed to report, and two men were redirected to different boards or services.
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Athens County
Fort Hayes
Columbus
Athens
Charles B. Tippie
Richard A. McCall
Trimble
York Driver Acquitted in Alcohol Influence Charge
Pyan Bartlett of Nelsonville was found innocent of operating a motor vehicle while under the influence of alcohol by a Common Pleas Court jury after about an hour of deliberation. Bartlett, indicted by the October grand jury, had pleaded innocent. Sheriff Chauncey Banfield arrested him. Attorney Joel Draper represented Bartlett before Judge Francis D. White.
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Pyan Bartlett
Nelsonville
Common Pleas Court
Bartlett
Chauncey
Clifford Banfield
Joel Draper
Francis D. White
I M Sherman Dies Friday
Frank M. Sherman 65 retired coal miner died Friday morning at Sheltering Arms Hospital after a weeklong illness. Born near Carbondale he lived in New Marshfield and Athens the last 17 years. Survived by wife Alwilda four daughters Grace McVey Mary Hoisington Hazel Collins Eileen Robson four grandchildren two brothers Lafe and Charles four sisters Adda Wolfe Ida Snyder Mabel Holland and Edna Sherman. Friends may call after Saturday noon at Dowler Ferguson Hughes funeral home with services Sunday 2 p.m. by Rev John Snedden and burial at New Marshfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank M. Sherman
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Carbondale
New Marshfield
Athens
Paramythia Lodge
F&a
Sherman
Alwilda
Grace McVey
Mary Hoisington
Ashland
Hazel Collins
Dayton
Eileen Robson
Jackson
Lafe
Barberton
Charles
Adda Wolfe
Bicknell
Ind
Ida Snyder
Mabel Holland
Edna Sherman
Akron
Dowler-Ferguson- Hughes
John Snedden
Athens County Land Transfers Record Summary
Athens County property transfers involve Carl C Buck and wife selling half interest to Catharine E Burk in Athens real estate. Doris Sauders Locke and husband sell Lot 71 in Jacksonville to Robert J Bohlen and wife. Aulmer Ackley and wife sell to Charles B Ackley in Guyville Dover area. Pearl L Hale and husband transfer a one third interest in Dover real estate to Addie Cooper, who also gains Dover property from Hale. Delcher Call and wife transfer River Lots 346 347 and 348 Intion 19 in Dover to Calvin M Lanning and wife. N L Russell and wife convey Lots 1440 1441 in Blackwoods Addition to Mabel C Danford and others to R R Spangler of Columbus.
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Carl C. Buck
Athens County
Catharine E. Burk
Athens
Doris Sauders Locke
Robert J. Bohlen
Jacksonville
Aulmer Ackley
Canaan
Charles B. Ackley
Guysville
Carthage
Pearl L. Hale
Chicago
Addie Cooper
Dover
Chicago, Ill
Delcher Call
Calvin M. Lanning
Nelsonville
Intion
N. L. Russell
First Pilgrim Holiness Church of
Blackwoods
Mabel C. Danford
R. R. Spangler
Columbus
Glouster
Circulating Library Opens at Central School
The Central elementary and junior high schools announce a new 1000‑volume circulating library. Principal Harold E. Mc Bride says the mezzanine library will be open 9 30 to 11 30 a m and 12 45 to 3 39 p m with student librarians listed as Jerry Duncan Armenda Kimes Sally Lynn Marilyn Nida Jan Musser John Nunemaker John Reamer John Rood Gordon Scott Rita Simpkins Larry Snyder and Pat Ullmark.
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Central
Harold E. McBride
Central School
Jerry Duncan
Armenda Kimes
Sally Lynn
Marilyn Nida
Jan Musser
John Nunemaker
John Reamer
John Ro
Athens Pilgrim Holiness Church Schedule
The Rev. N L Russell is the pastor guiding Sunday school at 9 30 a m worship at 10 30 a m youth group at 7 p m evangelistic service at 7 30 p m and a Wednesday prayer meeting at 7 30 p m in Athens.
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Athens
Pilgrim Holiness
N. L. Russell
Light Rain Marks Variable Temperature Day
Light rain fell today after a morning low of 23 degrees and a high near 42. The day followed a night of frigid air with subfreezing conditions and extreme temperatures reaching 9 degrees on Thursday.
Military Services Planned For Two Korea Casualties
Military rites will be held Saturday at 10 am in Toledo for Private Bruce Neal formerly of Athens. He was killed in Korea after being reported missing October 2 and his body is due to arrive in Toledo Friday. He was a 1948 Athens High School graduate and Bulldog football letterman who attended Toledo University before enlistment. Surviving are his parents Mr and Mrs Robert Neal of Toledo and a brother Richard. a brother and sister died earlier.
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Toledo
Bruce Neal
Athens
Korea
Neal
Robert Neal
Neal Floral Products Co
Hi S
Athens High School
Toledo University
Richard
Funeral set for Pfc Robert Keish in Glouster
Pfc Robert L Keish 23 of Millfield killed in Korea Sept 17 1951 will be buried in Calvary Cemetery Trimble with services Saturday at 10 am at Glouster Holy Cross Church conducted by Rev Fr Anthony Nickle. Graveside by Glouster American Legion post and Jacksonville VFW. He entered service Nov 14 1950 and went to Korea April 1981 with the Second Infantry Division. Survived by mother two sisters Edna and Mary and five brothers Walter Alex Frank George and Charles all of Dayton. Father George and brothers William and Stanley were killed in the Millfield mine explosion in 1930. Burial follows in Calvary Cemetery.
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Glouster
Robert L. Keish
Millfield
Korea
Chauncey-Dover
Dayton
Edna
Mary
Walter
Alex
Frank
George
Charles
William
Stanley
Anthony Nickle
Glouster Holy Cross Church
Calvary Cemetery
Trimble
A Hard Car to Get Parked Ends at Ohio University
Richard W. Bonham 25 of 36 West Union Street backed into a parking space at the corner of Court and Union Streets at 11 45 p m Thursday night The car slipped from reverse into second gear and surged toward the intersection It struck a route marker pole and stopped at the entrance to Ohio University No injuries were reported by city police
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Richard W. Bonham
W. Union St
Bonham
Court and
W. Union Streets
Ohio University
Shelterin g Arms Hospital Notes
List of patients and dismissals at Shelterin g Arms Hospital includes Emory Hillen of Millfield Cecil Keirns of Athens Estella Markins of Trimble Marilyn Porter Athens Danny Chapman Athens and Mrs Aubra Bailey Coolville with daughter Lawrence Cominsky Jacksonville Mrs Gwen Burke Sumner Jean Baird Athens James Kolar Millfield and Ralph Bolin Athens.
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Emory Hillen
Millfield
Cecil Keirns
Athens
Estella Markins
Trimble
Marilyn Porter
Danny Chapman
Aubra Bailey
Coolville
Lawrence Cominsky
Jacksonville
Gwen Burke
Sumner
Jean Baird
James Kolar
Ralph Bolin
Visual Aid Equipment Purchased With Tax Stamp Funds
Principal Harold E. McBride announced Thursday that an opaque picture projector was added to the school visual aid program. The purchase was paid from funds derived from the students Ohio sales tax receipts during the first semester of this school year.
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Central Elementary
Harold E. McBride
Ohio
Icey Barrett Fined for No Driver's License in Glouster
Icey Marie Barrett 23 of Trimble was arraigned Thursday before Glouster Mayor C F Wallace on a charge of failing to have a driver's license. The State Highway Patrol made the arrest and a fine of 10 dollars plus costs was levied.
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Icey Marie Barrett
Trimble
Glouster
C. F. Wallace
State Highway Patrol
Athens High School Principal Oliver Wood Dead
Principal Oliver Wood of Athens High School died prompting noon dismissal for students. A graduate of South Salem High School and Ohio University, he earned a master's at Columbia in 1926 and held multiple honors societies. Survived by father James Wood and siblings, funeral arrangements pending.
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Peetes
Athens
Bucyrus High School
South Salem High School
Ohio University
Athens High School
Junior High School
Wood
Beulah Silers
Washington Court House
Lela Creamer
Jeffersonville
Martha Bryant
Columbus Court House
Martha
Columbus
Jagers Funeral Home
Mulligan Runs for Athens County Sheriff in Democratic Primary
J C Mulligan of Athens Route 5 has announced his bid for the Democratic nomination for Athens County sheriff in the May primary. He resigns as manager of the state liquor store and is a long time civic figure, with ties to the Athens Livestock Sales Co and the Athens County fair board.
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J. C
Stew) Mulligan
Athens
Athens County
Mulligan
Emory Allen
Allen
Athens Livestock Sales Co
Athens County Fair Board
Fair Board
Athens Elks, Eagles, Redmen
Knights of Columbus
Lodiship
H. T. Mulligan
Shade
Restaurant Sale Ordered in Common Pleas Court
Judge Francis D. White presides over a case where Roy O. Davis sues George K. Lands Van Meter Lucinda Lands Van Meter and Herman Theisen seeking 510 in debts. A receiver William Rowland is ordered to sell the restaurant property at public sale on February 26 for cash to the highest bidder and distribute proceeds as later directed by the court.
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van Meter
Common Pleas
Francis D. White
Roy O. Davis
George K
Lucinda Lands van Meter
Herman Theisen
Davis
William Rowland
Exalted Ruler Night Honors Athens Lodge 973 Elks
Exalted rulers of Athens Lodge 973 Elks will be honored Tuesday night at the clubroom in the Cline Building. Seven candidates will fill lodge offices, with all current officers present. A pancake supper follows, and past rulers meet with present officers to plan the year.
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Athens Lodge
Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks
Cline
Athens Iodge
Grand Lodge
John McElroy
Gordon B. Gray
W. Ben Dickens
Wayne Wingett
Alex M. Moore
Hugh G Jefferson
C. W. Grows
Carl K. Cliffeford
Clarence T. Flowers
Lydia Pinkham's Remedy Promised for Monthly Pains
An advertisement touts Lydia Pinkham's Compound and tablets as relief for menstrual cramps and weakness during periods. It claims calming effects on the uterus without painkillers and notes benefits for hot flashes of change of life, urging women to try the product.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Izia
Lydie Pinkham
Lydia Pinkham
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Army
Ohio U
T. Keith Glennan
Case Institute of Technology
Glennan
Atomic Energy Commission
Memorial Auditorium
John C. Baker
Drell H. Goff
Athens Church of the Nazarene
College of Commerce
College of Education
College of Arts and Sciences
College of Applied Science
College of Fine Arts
Southeastern Ohio
Mary L. Coury
Thomas Coury
Edward J. Coyne
Michael Coyne
John Richard Lynch, Jr
John R. Lynch
Helen Louise Murphy
Frank Murphy
Nancy Ellen Packard
Frances Packard
Marion H. Vanity
J. B. Vanity
Franklin D. Cooley
M. F. Cooley
W'iam H. Barton
Marie Barton
David C. Mill de Plains
Pearl Ailler
Nelson H. Oliver
Stewart
James H. Justice
Dayton Keirns
William Earl Wilson
Corning
Gladys E. Wilson
Gilbert Lincoln Neal
Gallipolis
Carolyn Marie Devol
Carbon Hill
G. O. Devol
George E. Graham
Logan
Fred Graham
Charles H. McDonald
George N. McBride
Harry F. Holdcroft
Harold R. Gilkey
James H. Brown
David N. Hanning
William F. Napper
Arthur S. Stowers
James L. Ball
James D. Nida
the Plains
Tommy W. Butcher
Amesville
Jack D. Wyatt
Charles FE. McDonald
Buchtel
Virgil L. Mathena
Virgil E. Dunfee
Donald H. Lawrence
Sharpsburg
Marion K. Hanson
William E. Romanowski
Dor CC. Starkey
Air Force
Maynard A. Clark
Akron Board
Fleet Lease Corporation
Beckley Building
York
SRO
Hast
Athens Home Telephone CO
I. M. Sherman
PFC
Robert Keish
PFC. Keish
Oliver Wood
Rauch's Bakery
Corradini
Radford Owners
S. Court Street
J. C. Mulligan
Mr, Mulligan
Exalted Ruler
Buckeye Cafeteria
N. Court St
Mutual
al Home Loan Bank
Rourives
FORD
Beasley & Mathews
Carpenter St. Athens
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