Two Democrats file for Athens city treasurer race
Democratic filings for Athens city treasurer set up a primary contest as Kathleen Shamel and H Kent Bumpass seek the office against Republican incumbent E D Shrout. Democrat leader William A Lavelle explains write-in votes could influence the November slate. Kenneth M Robey of Dayton will address veterans at the DAV on Friday in a talk opened to all veterans with a women’s invitation extended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens City
Kathleen Shamel
H. Kent Bumpass
Board of Elections
E. D. Shrout
William A. Lavelle
Athens
Lavelle
Shamel
Bumpass
Kenneth M. Robey
Dayton
Disabled American Veterans
DAV
C. J. Ailstock
State St Resident Dies After Long Illness
William B. Henderson, 32, of 313 East State Street, died Tuesday evening after a 17 year illness. He suffered a fall in high school that left him invalided. Pneumonia and multiple sclerosis were listed as causes. Survived by parents, Jesse W. and spouse, and a brother Arthur killed in action in Holland in 1945. Funeral services Friday at 1 30 p m at Dowler Ferguson Hughes. Burial at MacDougall Cemetery.
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William B. Henderson
E. State St
Mr. Henderson
First Methodist Church
Athens High School
Jesse W. Henderson
Arthur
Holland
Dowler-Ferguson-Hughes
Carl Sturm
MacDougal Cemetery
Stewart Man Pleads Guilty To Enterings
Stewart area man Ro bert D. Dalton pleaded guilty in Municipal Court to breaking and entering two Bethany Ridge homes last month. He was bound over to the grand jury on $500 bond per count while on probation for grand larceny. Dalton, 25, an ex convict, faces probation revocation and possible return to an Ohio penal institution. Arraigned on sheriff filed affidavits, he is charged in 25 alleged entries five in this county and 17 in Washington County. Argel L. Hill, 29, another local resident, was found guilty of receiving stolen property and placed on six months probation.
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Stewart Area
Bethany Ridge
Harold Shields
Robert D. Dalton
Ohio
Dalton
James Singer
Coolville
Harley Swan Frost
Shields
This
Washington County
Stewart Route 1
Argel L. Hill
Ohio University student fined for property destruction
John R. Linn, 21, an Ohio University student, was fined $100 and costs and sentenced to four days in jail in Municipal Court. The charge was reduced from breaking and entering to malicious destruction of property after prosecutors consented to the plea change from innocent to guilty, per Nick Vacolas of Campus Inn.
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John R. Linn
Ohio University
Nick Vacolas
Campus Inn
Linn
Baley to speak at Ohio University events this week
Kenyon College lecturer A Denis Baley will address Ohio University faculty and students in Gambier and speak at the Church of the Good Shepherd. He will discuss God and the Academic Mind, and later present God in a World at War to the Faith in Action Committee.
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A. Denis Baley
Kenyon College
Gambier
Ohio University
Church of the Good Shepherd
Episcopal
Baley
Ewing Auditorium
Faith In Action Committee
Ohio University Campus
Ohio
England
Jerusalem
World Council of Churches
Geneva
St. George's Episcopal Church
New York City
Harper’s
Weather report from Athens area with fog and cold rain
A cold damp day in Athens brought dense fog after yesterday's snow flurries. At 11 a.m. the temperature lingered near 34 with the Hocking River at 5.3 feet and rising. Rain and snow accumulation reached .32 inch. rural Hamley Run recorded a low of 26 after 35 and 28 yesterday.
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Athens
U. S
C. L. Colmer
Hocking
Hamley Run
Millfield Men Fined in Municipal Court
Two Millfield area men were fined in Municipal Court on intoxication charges. Clarence Stam, 59, and Jack Rutter, 69, both of Millfield, Route 1, pleaded guilty and received $25 fines plus costs.
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Millfield Area
Sheriff's Department
Clarence Stam
Millfield
Jack Rutter
Millfield Route 1
Plain civics: Van Meter fined for intoxication
John T. Van Meter aged 44 from The Plains pled guilty to intoxication in Municipal Court and was fined 25 dollars plus costs on a sheriff s department filed charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John T. van Meter
the Plains
Sheriff's Department
Porter fined in Municipal Court for intoxication
Bart Porter of The Plains was fined $25 and court costs after pleading guilty to intoxication in Municipal Court on Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bart Porter
the Plains
Judge's Jury Trial Set for Valentine's Day
Common Pleas Judge Francis D White requested a municipal court jury trial for February 14 after pleading innocent to a police charge of driving while intoxicated. An affidavit filed today converts the case to a state charge to cover it more specifically. Bond remained at 175 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Pleas
Francis D White
E. State St
J. B. Grogan
Sutton Pleads Guilty to Passing Without Clear Distance
Thomas A Sutton 20 Coshocton pleaded guilty in Municipal Court to a State Highway Patrol charge of passing without the assured clear distance ahead. He was fined 15 dollars plus costs on Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas A. Sutton
Coshocton
Washington Hall man pleads guilty to jaywalking
Walter Emmert of Washington Hall pleaded guilty in Municipal Court on Wednesday to the police affidavit for jaywalking at Court and Union streets. He was fined five dollars with costs and the fine suspended.
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Jay
Court
Union Streets
Walter Emmert
Washington Hall
Cancer Drive Group Sets Athens Ohio Goal For Crusade
In Athens Ohio a Cancer Drive group aims for 2 000 000 in the 1957 crusade as volunteers hear L E Herget Ohio division director urge local leaders to set policy and program. He notes Ohio received 142 960 for research last year and that federal grant funds of 2 500 000 will this year support colleges and universities. Other speakers include Dr L C Staats and Dr W D Nusbaum with J P Kalina.
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Ohio
American Cancer Society
Berry
L. E. Herget
Athens
Fairfield
Meigs
Perry
Washington
National Society
L. C. Staats
Athens City
Township
W. D. Nusbaum
Lancaster
J. P. Kalina
Herget
Birth at Glouster marks SHUETTERING ARMS entry
Birth reported at SHUETTERING ARMS HOSPITAL lists Mr and Mrs Robert McCune of Glouster with a son. Admissions include Robert Gamwell Glouster Ed Sycks Athens Pearl Shanks Athens Route 1 T L Dunn Creola Roy Vermanton Glouster and Mrs John Murphy Athens. Dismissals name Mrs Charles Goldsberry Guys ville Route 2 Mrs John Ator The Plains Berkley Myers Scottown Mrs Chester Riggle Athens Route 5 Mrs Charles Stalker Athens Mrs Mollie Lefever Glouster.
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Robert McCune
Glouster
Robert Gamwell
Ed Sycks
Athens
Pearl Shanks
T. L. Dunn
Creola
Roy Vermanton
John Murphy
Charles Goldsberry
Guysville
John Ator
the Plains
Berkley Myers
Scottown
Chester Riggle
Charles Stalker
Mollie Lefever
Missing Woman Esther Hartley Located in Columbus
Mrs. Esther Hartley who disappeared from her Hollister home January 24 has been found in Columbus. Sheriff Harold Shields said she does not wish to return home and has been removed from the missing persons list. Her husband James reported the case last week and a state wide alert was issued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esther Hartley
Hollister
Harold Shields
Ringed Ring Wedge: 18-Year-Old Loosened by City Team
William Driggs, 18, of Shade Route 1, wore an iron washer as a ring. Firemen and a city mechanic freed the stubborn band after 40 minutes with an electric grinder at the water works. He was advised to see a doctor for finger treatment.
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William Driggs
Shade Route 1
Charles W. Dalton
Driggs
Fred Mathews
City Water Works
Mathews
Strange Particles Highlight MU Lecture by Dr Randall
Ohio University associate professor of physics Dr Charles A Randall spoke on tiny particles described as invisible indivisible and indestructible in the second faculty lecture of the year titled Strange Particles. He traced recent nuclear physics developments and supplemented remarks with slides from his research career at Oak Ridge Goodyear Atomic Pike County and the Cooperative Nuclear Emulsion Research Institute at the University of Chicago.
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Charles A. Randall
Ohio University
Randall
Oak Ridge National Laboratory
Goodyear Atomic Corporation
Pike County
United States
Cooperative Nuclear Emulsion Research Institute
University of Chicago
Ex-Teacher Dies Tuesday in Ohio City
Elmer W. Shirley, 65, former New Marshfield and Amesville school teacher, died Tuesday morning at Cleveland Clinic Hospital after surgery. Born in Rome Township, he lived 35 years in East Liverpool where he taught at the high school until retirement. Survivors include wife Lula, brother Lewis of Athens, and four children Paul and Edith of Canton, Robert of Fairborn, Anna Mae of East Liverpool, with another brother Leonard of Edison deceased last October. Funeral services will be held in East Liverpool.
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Elmer W. Shirley
New Marshfield
Amesville
Cleveland Clinic
Rome Township
Joseph
Iona Shirley
East Liverpool
Lula
Lewis
Athens
Paul
Edith
Canton
Robert
Fairborn
Anna Mae
Legion Post 21 schedules weekly meeting and stockholders session
K. T. Crossen Post 21 American Legion will meet at 8 p.m. Wednesday at the Legion home. Commander Don Strawn notes the annual stockholders meeting is set for 8 p.m. February 14 at the same location.
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K. T. Crossen
American Legion
Legion
Don Strawn
Hew lett Hilleary case heard in Nelsonville court
A hearing on the restraining order against Nelsonville Mayor Earl Hilleary by ex police chief Everett Hewlett concluded in Common Pleas Court. Judge Francis D. White set 10 days for briefs as Hewlett appeals suspensions and challenge to the mayor’s authority amid civil service commission findings.
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Nelsonville
Earl Hilleary
Everett Hewlett
Common Pleas Court
Francis D. White
Hewlett
Civil Service Commission
Hilleary
Graduation Delayed as Court Kine Sentences Kutscher
Walter L. Kutscher Jr of Massillon faced Municipal Court on charges of maliciously destroying property after admitting to participating in painting 25 meters and breaking five meters’ glass on Park Place. He pleaded guilty but claimed he did not personally paint. eight others are being questioned. He was fined 100 dollars with 50 dollars suspended.
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Walter L. Kutscher, Jr
Massillon
Ohio University
Kutscher
Park Place
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Douglas A. Tronx
Marion
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Earl F. Mathews, Inc
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Earl F. Mathews
Earl A. Hooper
Athens County Insurance Agents Ass'n
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Wartford Connectiut
Beasley & Mathews
State St
Stewart
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Athens National Bank
Federal Reserve System
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the Plains, Ohio
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MR. Baley
Jay Walker
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