Pothos Starts Life Term In Pen For Murder Charge
Emanuel Pothos, 54, born in Greece, began a life sentence in Ohio State Penitentiary for second degree murder after pleading guilty to fatally shooting his former brother in law Erson Male on December 27. Judge O F Rowland imposed the term. parole eligibility after 10 years. Sheriff George Bateman escorted him to Columbus after Armadale arrest. motive tied to the ex wife and her belongings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Squat
Emanuel Pothos
Greece
Ohio State Penitentiary
O. F. Rowland
Pothos
Erson (Kenny
Gordon B. Gray
George Bateman
Columbus
Armadale
Hearing Clinic Planned by Ohio University and Health Department
Ohio University and the Ohio Department of Health sponsor a hearing conservation clinic for school children in Athens High School starting at 9 a.m. Speakers include Prof. A C Lafollette Dr H T Phillips and Dr Elizabeth Anderson with nurses invited from 18 area counties such as Muskingum Belmont Perry Washington and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio University
Ohio U
Ohio Department of Health
A. C. LaFollette
H. T. Phillips
Athens High School
Ruth Becky Irwin
C. R. Hoskins
M. D
Athens
Lafollette
Elizabeth Andersoh
Elizabeth Koops
Muskingum
Belmont
Noble
Perry
Washington
Vinton
Pike
Meigs
Lawrence
Guernsey
Monroe
Morgan, Hocking
Ross
Jackson
Gallia
Scioto
Kiwanis Hears Athens High Debating Team
The Athens High School Debating Team spoke at the Kiwanis Club on socialized medicine. Debaters Tom Dowler and Carolyn Herbert argued for federal universal medical care, while Joan Paterna and Al Gubitz argued against. Richard P. Banks joined Kiwanis, welcomed by Paul Cotton, with guests Carl Roberts and others observing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens High School
Kiwanis Club
Tom Dowler
Carolyn Herbert
Joan Paterna
al Gubitz
Richard P. Banks
Paul Cotton
Carl Roberts
E. B. Warrener
Matt B. Hanagriff
Johnny Smith
George L. Smith
Ralph N. Smeck
Juvenile Official To Talk At York Legion Meet
C. H. Calhoun chief psychologist of the state bureau of juvenile research will be principal speaker at a meeting on juvenile delinquency Thursday at 7 pm at the Glenford Dugan post American Legion according to commander Wilbur Mender.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
C. H. Calhoun
State Bureau of Juvenile Research
Glenford Dugan
American Legion
Wilbur Mender
Births and hospital notes from Sheltering Arms
In Athens area births include a daughter to Mr and Mrs James Roach and a daughter to Mr and Mrs Frank McKibben. A son arrives for Mr and Mrs Chris Corbin. Admitted patients include Pauline Martin Peggy Jo Hood and others while Leo Hooper and Alex Perry are dismissed. A Cambridge Lumber and Coal Co planing mill burned yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Roach
Athens
Frank McKibben
Zaleski
Chris Corbin
Pauline Martin
Peggy Jo Hood
C. C. Bean
Thor Olson
Huldah Northcutt
Nelsonville
Clarence Juniper
Cambridge
Cambridge Lumber and Coal Co
Education Seen As Prime Factor In Building America
State welfare official Robert H. Bangham told a Coolville GOP crowd that educating children is key to a proper America and no price is too high to fund future schools. The talk at Troy High School followed by Gladys Gordon and a large turnout despite snow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Robert H. Bangham
Athens County
Republican Woman's Club
Troy Township
Republican Club
Troy High School
Coolville
Bangham
Don Ebright
Republican Women’s Clubs of
Ohio
Gladys Gordon
Columbus
Republican National Committee
Republican Committee
R. S. Henderson
E. M. Daugherty
L. C. Brafford
H. H. Chapman
Vera Daugherty
Alfred Daugherty
H. H. Parrish
Doris Walden
Gordon
W. H. Wakefield
Athens County Women’s Republican Club
Ed Daugherty
Nora Atkinson
Athens
George Bateman
Alberta Grones
John W. Dowler
Ed Lasch
Glen Hanes
Marjorie Malone
Troy
Charles Bentz
Phyllis Anne Cody
Hemlock Singers
Meigs County
Darsel Smith
Clarence Cummings
Eldon Clark
Homer Rice
Val Westfall
Mildred Betzing
Marshfield Native Hiram B Stright Dies at 85 in Toledo
Hiram B Stright 85 longtime Marshfield resident died at his Toledo home Sunday. Survivors include son Robert H Stright New Marshfield daughter Marie Cooper Toledo sister Mabel Brooks six grandchildren and three great grandchildren. Funeral services at New Marshfield Methodist Church Wednesday at 1 pm conducted by Rev M T McDonald with burial in New Marshfield葬.
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New Marshfield
Hiram B. Stright
Toledo
Robert H. Stright
Marie Cooper
Mabel Brooks
Gilead
New Marshfield Methodist Church
M. T. McDonald
Hoodlet
David Smalley Dies at 70 in Kentucky Home
David Smalley, 70, died Monday night at the Hillcrest Rest Home. He leaves a daughter Mrs. Homer Ellis of Athens Route 5 a brother Russell Smalley of Frankfort Ky six grandchildren and three great grandchildren. Funeral services are set for Wednesday at 2 p.m. by Rev M T McDonald at Woolley funeral home with burial at Burlingham Cemetery.
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David Smalley
Hillcrest Rest Home
Homer Ellis
Athens
Russell Smalley
Frankfort
M. T. McDonald
Woolley Funeral Home
Burlingham Cemetery
Fire in Powell trailer on Church Street put out
Athens firemen extinguished a blaze of unknown origin in the house trailer of Edward Powell on Church Street Monday evening. A single hole burned through the trailer's side, Fire Chief C A Parker reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Edward Powell
Church St
C. A. Parker
Athens Man Fined After Guilty Plea on Intoxication Charge
Richard Stone, 20, of Athens, was fined $5 and costs by Mayor Franz Woodworth after pleading guilty to intoxication on Tuesday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Stone
Athens
Franz Woodworth
Cincinnati Markets Report on Eggs Poultry and Butter Prices
AP wire notes Cincinnati market prices for eggs by grade and size, poultry prices for heavy fowls fryers broilers and ducks, and turkey weights. Butter wholesale rates given for 1 lb and 1/2 lb prints with butterfat premiums. Potatoes listed at 3 to 3.60 per cwt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
U. S
U. S.B
Cincinnati Livestock Market Report Hogs Cattle and Sheep
Hogs seen 50 cents higher with varied weights and prices from 27.25 to 29.50 for lighter and mid ranges. sows up 50 cents to 24.00–25.00. stags 19.00. Cattle and calves limited demand with steady to firm tones. steers 23.50 at 1090 pounds, heifers 23.00 at 625 pounds, other classes 12.00–21.00. Vealers 28.50, cull weights 5.00–13.50. Sheep scarce and nominally steady.
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Cincinnati
Snow Halts Travel as Athens Sees Fifth Snowy Day
Snow filled skies blanketed Athens again on Monday night with about a half inch, slowing travel. Weather observer Mrs C N France noted traces on some days while temperatures rose to 26 degrees Tuesday morning from 12 Monday. Ohio Fuel Gas Co. urged continued conservation as a potential cold wave looms.
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Athens
C. N. France
State Highway Department
E. B. Young, Jr
State Highway Patrol
France
Ohio Fuel Gas Co
Bounty Ineffective for Controlling Fox Population
Dr. Herschel T. Gier of Ohio University tells Athens Rotary Club that a small bounty fails to curb fox numbers. He notes foxes stay abundant as remaining animals reproduce, with rabbits dwindling from 70 to 10 percent of the fox diet since 1939. He cites Michigan’s $35 wolf bounty increasing wolf numbers. Guests Ray Detrick and Willard Ellenwood attended.
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Herschel T. Gier
Ohio University
Athens Rotary Club
Michigan
Ray Detrick
Akron
Willard Ellenwood
Jackson
Rotarians
Orchardmen to Attend Ohio Horticulture Society Meet
Athens county orchardists plan to attend the centennial Ohio State Horticulture Society gathering at the Deshler Wallick Hotel in Columbus this week. Open to Ohio and nearby states, the event discusses issues facing fruit growers with W. F. Kampf of Athens County leading a session on orchard problems per Ross Wright.
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Athens County
Ohio State Horticulture Society
Deshler-Wallick
Columbus
Ohio
W. F. Kampf
Ross Wright
Missionaries to Speak at Athens Nazarene and The Plains
The Rev and Mrs M A Thaba biyah and daughter Laurice will speak at special missionary services in the Syria Lebanon District The events are set for Athens Church of the Nazarene Wednesday at 7 30 p m and The Plains Thursday at 7 30 p m announced today
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. A. Thababiyah
Laurice
Nazeee
Syria- Lebanon
Athens Church
Vets Slow to File Public Law 346 Forms
Only a few hundred of 3 000 eligible veterans have submitted Form 1963 Survey of Compensation for all Productive Labor. The local VA office warns forms must be filed by Wednesday or subsistence allowances will be suspended.
Survivors Listed for New Marshfield Death Victim
Additional survivors of Mrs. Orley Young, whose death was reported yesterday, include three stepchildren Herb Young of New Marshfield Mrs. Janet Jones of New Marshfield and Delbert Young of near Nelsonville.
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New Marshfield
Orley Young
Herb Young
Janet Jones
Delbert Young
Nelsonville
Mary Of Scotland Opens Fifth Day Run At OU Theater
Ohio University presents Mary of Scotland at Ewing Auditorium. Opening night is tonight at 8 p.m. with performances through March 1. Tickets available at the Box Office or at the door.
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OU Theater
Scotland
Mary of Scotland
Ohio University
Ewing Auditorium
Frances Willard Memorial Service Opens with Hymns at Methodist Church
The Frances Willard memorial service was held at the Methodist Church with a large crowd. Miss Blanche Phillips presided, devotions by Mrs. Clyde Jones, and Rev. M. T. McDonald delivered the address comparing liquor use today with former times. A singing trio and closing hymn followed before noting upcoming events. Also announced are births: Neal Wayne Canter born Feb 21 at Sheltering Arms Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Merle E. Canter with relatives listed. and Robert Ronald Gorby born Dec 29 at St. Ann's Hospital, Dayton, with maternal grandmother Mrs. Clara Saylor named.
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Frances Willard
WCTU
Blanche Phillips
Clyde Jones
M. T. McDonald
Richland Ave
Glenn Hanes
A. R. Kresge
Merle E. Canter
Doris Virginia Neal
the Plains
Neal Wayne
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Alah Cline
Dell Mingus
Chauncey
Dave Neal
Athens
Lodes M. Gorby
Mabel Stotts
Robert Ronald
St. Ann’s Hospital
Dayton
Clara Saylor
Albany
Club Calendar Highlights Tuesday Meetings
Progressive Literary Club meets 7 30 p m with Mrs A R Harmon at 37 Carpenter St Athena Delphian Club Tuesday night postponed due to Community Concert CCL meets Tuesday 7 30 p m with Mrs Mac Williams 5 Sunny Side Drive annual business meeting and dues Progressive Class meets Thursday 6 p m Central Ave Methodist Church guest Rev Ward Radford of Piketon former members invited bring covered dish Albany WSCS Thursday at Mrs William Gillogly Amere Needle Club Thursday 2 p m with Mrs Paul Cotton E Washington St
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Progressive Literary Club
A. R. Harmon
Carpenter St
Athena-Delphian Club
CCL
Mac Williams
Sunnyside Drive
Central Ave. ‘Methodist Church
Ward Radford
Piketon
Albany Wscs
William Gillogly
Amere Needle Club
Paul Cotton
E. Washington St
Delt Dinner Honors New Initiates
Delta Tau Delta held a February 22 initiation banquet at Athens Presbyterian Church to honor new initiates including Charles Bittaker John Comey Clifford Cooley Joseph Doran Dale Dunn Fred Dengler Tom Day Jack Ehrhard Homer Force Ralph Goodenberger John Hayes James Hilty Alan Himelick Wendell Drake Richard Johnson William Johnson Robert Johnson Claude Kedash Richard Lurwinski Edward Mazzocco Ted Radosevic Robert Rees Wayne Rittenhouse James Shreffler Anthony Smith Larry Stewart Donald Westover and Roderick Wittich. Guests included emeritus professor Hiram Roy Wilson Beta Chapter adviser Frank Gullum and chapter president John Nolan with alumni present Lor ing Connett Milton Hughes Steven Fuller H Gene Dybvig William Nelson and David Thomas.
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Delta Tau Delta
Athens Presbyterian Church
Charles Bittaker
Akron
John Comey
Rocky River
Clifford Cooley
Panama City
Fla
Joseph Doran
Youngstown
Dale Dunn
New Philadelphia
Fred Dengler
Zanesville
Tom Day
Middletown
Jack Ehrhard
Dayton
Homer Force
Chagrin Falls
Ralph Goodenberger
Canton
John Hayes
Denison
James Hilty
Ashland
Alan Himelick
Cleveland Heights
Wendell Drake
Richard Johnson
William Johnson
Robert Johnson
Athens
Claude Kedash
Chillicothe
Richard Lurwinski
Cleveland
Edward Mazzocco
Ted Radosevic
Robert Rees
Lancaster
Wayne Rittenhouse
James Shreffler
Woodville
Anthony Smith
Larry Stewart
Lakewood
Donald Westover
Roderick Wittich
Mt. Sterling
Hiram Roy Wilson
Ohio University
Frank B. Gullum
John Nolan
John Stauffer
Loring Connett
Columbus
Milton Hughes
Steven Fuller
H. Gene Dybvig
William Nelson
David Thomas
Miss Kay Murphy heads to Florida journalism post
Miss Kay Murphy daughter of Mr and Mrs John Murphy 18 Maple St and Ohio University graduate 1936 begins second semester as journalism instructor in University of Miami Adult Education Division in Miami Florida She also writes feature for Miami Herald and covers society for Chicago Daily News Murphy has lived in Miami five years with the Herald.
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Kay Murphy
John Murphy
Maple St
Ohio University School of Journalism
University of Miami
Miami
Florida
Miami Herald
Chicago Daily News
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Nadine Conner
Metropolitan Opera Company
Memorial Auditorium
Miss Conner
Chi Omega Sorority
Athens Heating & Insulating Co
Washington St
O. Phong
Bank of Athens
Athens, Ohio
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Meat Dept
Kiwanis
Athens High
York Legion
Leo Hooper
Alex Perry
Culligan Soft Water Service
Uaa
Fs i Uua
Athens Ice & Storage Co
GOP
Marshfield
Ter
Rconc
Metropolitan Opera
Pamina
The
Metropolitan
Mimi
Micaela
Carmen
Metrospolitan
San Francisco
California
Los Angeles
University of Southern California
WSCS
Amere
Needle Club
Colby
Athens , Ohio
C. P. Biddle
Nancy
Bruce
Susan
Weston
Mass
Daytona Beach
Thomas R. Biddle
Princess Issena Hotel
Biddle
B. H. Biddle
Dr. Caldwell
Quik
the Cline Pharmacy
Mkesa
Chicago
Indianapolis
Washington ST. Louis
Transp
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Tron
Fostoria
Kensington
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