Record Crowd Honors Scout Leaders At Athens Dinner
The largest Hock-Hocking District Boy Scouts dinner attendance rose to 433 in Athens at East Side School Auditorium. Randall praised leaders and 9 of 16 units pledged 1958 safety good turns while Patrolman Seiferth urged water and highway safety.
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Athens
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Ohio University
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Ohio University lauded by Congresswoman Frances Bolton
Congresswoman Frances Bolton praises Ohio University after delivering the mid year commencement address on the Athens campus. She highlights campus history, nursing volunteers, and President John C. Baker’s building program expanding dorms, classrooms, and a health center, urging continued expansion and affordable access.
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Washington
Frances P. Bolton
Ohio
22Nd District
Ohio U
Athens
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Brandon Grover
Cutler Hall
Alleghenies
Northwest Territory
Manasseh Cutler
Rufus Putnam
Holmes McGuffey
University
Ohio University enrollment tops records at 6460
Ohio University ended registration with a record 6460 students for the second semester, up 137 from the prior year as classes began last Wednesday. The fall semester enrolled 7105 students, a higher count than the current term.
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Ohio University
Denial of Rifle Borrowing in Albany Case
Franklin Perry aged 16 of Albany is denied having borrowed a .22 caliber rifle from Glen Sanders. Sanders’ mother states Perry did not borrow the gun and that it was taken without Sanders’ son’s knowledge. The denial was voiced Tuesday. a Messenger report had claimed Perry admitted borrowing the rifle.
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Albany
Glen Sanders
Perry
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Offices To Close For Lincoln Birthday
Athens County courthouse and welfare department will close Wednesday for Lincoln's Birthday. City banks and Municipal Court will also close. Post office remains open on its usual schedule.
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Associated County Welfare Department
Lincoln's
Clear Sky Displays Northern Lights
A cold clear night over Hamley Run brought an Aurora Borealis display to local observers. Temperatures dropped to four degrees below zero, with a 9 am reading at zero, two degrees colder than the previous day.
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Toreh Man Fined On Theft Count
James Lewis Snider age 23 of Torch was fined 50 dollars plus costs after arraignment on petit larceny. He and his wife Ruby Jean faced custody actions amid ongoing sheriff investigations into a burglary at Glenn Parsons home. Police sought a red Chevrolet pickup with Masonry Contractor wording linked to the crime.
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Glenn Parsons
Stewart Route 1
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Coolville
Korner
Birth Announcements and Discharges at Shelterin g Arms Hospital
Births include a son born to Mr and Mrs John Roderick of Jackson. Admissions list Mrs J Alex Smith of Guysville Route 1. Discharges include Mrs Larry Irwin and daughter Estella O Neal of Athens, and several other patients with residents named across Athens Albany New Marshfield Stewart and nearby areas.
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Guysville
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Athens
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Cynthia Drake
William Pidcock
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David Conrad
Nancy Friel
Herman Williams
Ernest Barrows
Albany
Laura Brookins
Eileen Perry
Bess White
Jessie Fultz
New Marshfield
William McCune
Stewart
Max Nanna
Robert Lee
County Prosecutor Tipped For Probate Judge Appointment
Harold Rose, the present county prosecutor, is reportedly the sole candidate under consideration for the probate judge vacancy following Judge Roger Jones Sr. dies. A Republican rally in The Plains could cement Rose’s nomination, with Gov. O’Neill to appoint if the recommendation holds.
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C. William O'Neill
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Jones
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Common Pleas Court
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Glenn Pratt Rites Planned
Funeral services are arranged for Glenn Pratt 58 of 210 W State St after dying Monday morning in Sheltering Arms Hospital. He was a Central Ave Methodist Church member and UMWA activist who had been ill since a coal mine accident 36 years ago. Survivors include his wife two daughters mother and three sisters and three grandchildren. Burial is at West Union St Cemetery. Services set for Thursday at 1 pm conducted by Rev James C Charmley. Friends may call after Wednesday noon at Dowler Ferguson Hughes funeral home.
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W. State St
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Pratt
Central Ave. Methodist Church
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Dowler - Ferguson - Hughes
Masonic Inspection Slated for Paramu thia Lodge
Annual inspection of Paramu thia Lodge 25 F and AM will be at the Masonic Temple Tuesday February 18 conducted by Billy A Calendine district deputy grand master. Clyde E Sherman worshipful master notes a 730 p.m. lodge meeting preceded by a 615 p.m. dinner reservations due by February 13.
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F&am
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Karl Packard Dies at 36 in Grand Rapids
Karl F. Packard 36, former Athens resident, died Monday night in Grand Rapids Michigan after a long illness. Born December 25 1921 in Detroit he was an Athens High School graduate and attended Ohio University before World War II where he served as a first lieutenant. Survived by wife Margaret a daughter Gail from a prior marriage his mother Mrs Frances Packard Athens and a sister Mrs David Evans Cincinnati. Funeral plans in Athens are being organized by Dowler Ferguson Hughes funeral home.
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Athens
Grand Rapids
Mich
Detroit
Athens High School
Ohio University
Margaret
Gail
Frances Packard
David Evans
Cincinnati
Dowler-Ferguson-Hughes Funeral Home
Masons to Meet New Marshfield Lodge Session
Constitution Lodge 426 F and M will meet Thursday evening as announced by master Carl Fultz.
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Masons
New Marshfield
Constitution Lodge 426
F&m
Carl Fultz
Fred McKay Rites At New Church
Funeral services are set for 1 30 p m Wednesday at the new First Methodist Church for Fred M McKay 72 a prominent church official who died unexpectedly Sunday at his home 37 Elmwood Place The obituary corrects yesterday’s misprint naming his wife Fay who survives him.
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Fred M. McKay
Elmwood Place
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