New Marshfield Couple Hurt in Route 691 Crash
A New Marshfield man Dewey Cubbison and his wife Beatrice were injured when his truck collided head on with a car driven by Warner Midkiff 16 of Nelsonville on Route 691 near the Poston Power Plant. Both were taken to Hocking Valley Hospital Logan with head lacerations and possible chest injuries. The other crash on Route 33 near Logan caused no injuries. Police fined several drivers for traffic violations including wrong side of road and unlicensed plates.
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Athens
Dewey Cubbison
Beatrice
Hocking Valley Hospital
Logan
Poston
Cubbison
Warner E. Midkiff
Nelsonville
Midkiff
Route 33
Frank Darling
Glouster
W. P. Mickle
Farr Hilleary
Shaw
Patricia van Sickle
Josph Ross
Ohio
Charles Yarber
Union Furnace
Canal Street
Hilleary
Gerald Hubert Blair
Will R. White
Mickle
John F. Lovesey
the Plains
Ray Miller
Wheelersburg
Lake Hope
Stewart
AHS
Dodds
Leona Wise Felsted
Ohio University
Irma E. Voigt
Orville Patton
Coolville
Shade River
Thomas H. Metters
Mamie Pincelli
Elza Linscott
Dodd’s
Legion Plans
O. U
Hocking Brewery
Man In Serious Head Injury After Tank Truck Fall
Robert Reynard 37 of Millfield Route 1 remained in fair condition at Sheltering Arms Hospital after a fall from a tank truck onto an asphalt drive. He was atop the truck when he slipped Saturday morning and fell head first about six feet. He is an employee of Parsons Rural Gas Co.
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Robert Reynard
Millfield
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Reynard
Parsons Rural Gas Co
Three Traffic Mishaps Reported by Police
Athens police reported three weekend traffic accidents with no injuries. A three car crash at N Congress and W State due to brake failure involved Ethel Marie Pierce and Clyde Mansfield, with Ralph Kirkendall in a following vehicle. Minor incidents involved Charles Rimmey Alma Bateman and George McLelland with scrapes and a skid into a parked Coury Bros truck.
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Athens
N. Congress
W. State
Ethel Marie Pierce
Clyde Mansfield
E. Carpenter St
Ralph Kirkendall
Mansfield
Kirkendall
Charles W. Rimmey
Brown Ave
Alma Bateman
W. Washington St
George McLelland
Glouster
Lancaster St
Brown Drive
MclLelland
W. State St
Coury Bros. Fruit Co
Mrs. Aretta Ludwick 86 Dies Near Stewart
Mrs. Aretta Ludwick, 86, widow of Lewis C. Ludwick, died Sunday at a daughter’s home near Stewart. Survived by two other daughters and many grandchildren, funeral set for Wednesday 2 p.m. at Stewart Methodist Church with burial in Stewart Cemetery.
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Coolville
Aretta Ludwick
Lewis C. Ludwick
Vera Barnhart
Stewart
Monroe County
Fielden
Mariah Semmons
Ludwick
Florence Chalfant
North Jackson
Audra Biddison
Alice Bean
Nelsonville
Frank Semmons
Athens RD
Rome Grange
Stewart Methodist Church
Stewart Cemetery
White Funeral Home
Ex Railroader Clifford Wallace Dies at 70
Clifford Wallace 70 retired railroader associated with Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad died after months of illness in Nelsonville. He lived in Columbus before retirement and returned here five years ago. Survived by wife Mayme, son Howard, brother Will, sisters Hazel Coon and Birdie Evans, two grandchildren. daughter Helen preceded him. Funeral plans incomplete. Family may call at home 77 Meyers St.
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Nelsonville
Clifford Wallace
Wallace
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad
Columbus
Knights of Pythias
Order of Eagles
Henry
Sarah Wallace
Mayme Wallace
Howard
Will
Township Clerks Trustees To Meet In Common Pleas Court
Athens County association of trustees and clerks will meet Thursday at 1 30 p m in the common pleas court room Charles Cone president says newly elected trustees should attend.
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Athens County
Association of Trustees and Clerks
Common Pleas
Charles Cone
Cone
Mitchell Abraham fined for disturbing the peace
Mitchell Abraham aged 18 of 120 West Union Street was fined ten dollars and costs by Mayor W P Mickle after he was arrested by city police following an argument on South Court Street Saturday night.
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Mitchell Abraham
W. Union St
W. P. Mickle
Abraham
S. Court St
Real Estate Transfers in Athens County and Surrounding Areas
Real estate transfers involve R. V. Oakley and Helen Oakley of Nelsonville selling about 80 acres in Athens County to the United States. Florence G. Kennedy and Joe H. Kennedy of Athens sell Kennedy's Subdivision lots in Athens to Irvin and Agnes Triplett of Wellston. John W. Parfitt of Athens County transfers Lot 634 in J. C. Campbell's Addition to Eleanor B. Bowman in Athens. Mary C. Brown Moore sells part of Farm Lot 49 in Athens Township to Wanda Jaynes Kuntz, who also acquires land in Athens Township from Wanda Jaynes Kuntz to Nellie Jaynes. John Wesley Howard of Athens County conveys Lots 674, 675, and 676 in Michael's Fifth Addition to Verity to Lois Marylene Thompson of The Plains. Anna Hysell of New Marshfield transfers property in New Marshfield to Donald R. and Ruth Stiles.
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R. V
Helen Oakley
Nelsonville
United States of America
Athens County
Florence G
Joe H. Kennedy
Athens
Irvin
Agnes Triplett
Wellston
Kennedy
John W
Della M. Parfitt
Eleanor B. Bowman
J. C. Campbell
Mary C. Brown Moore
Wanda Jaynes Kuntz
Births and admissions at Sheltering Arms Hospital
Mr and Mrs Clem Kovaleski Jr of Athens Route 2 welcome a son. Robert T Reynard of Millfield Route 1 is admitted for medical reasons. Mrs Allena Cline of Athens is admitted for medical reasons. Mrs W F Coull and her son of The Plains are dismissed. Mrs Richard Brown and daughter of Athens Route 5 are noted.
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Clem Kovaleski, Jr
Athens
Robert T. Reynard
Millfield
Allena Cline
Medical
W. F. Coull
the Plains
Richard Brown
Open AA Meeting Set for Wednesday in Athens
The Athens Chapter of Alcoholics Anonymous schedules an open meeting for the public and members at 8 30 p m Wednesday. It will be held in the basement of the First Presbyterian Church and feature an out of town speaker plus films about AA work.
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Athens
Alcoholics Anonymous
First Presbyterian Church
The
Area High Spots Outlined 1949 Review Continued
A retrospective April to May 1949 Athens area events list auto license record set, crashes injure several, deaths, state actions, awards, and university notes. Notable items include Buckeye Boys State selections, Dodds case developments, and municipal planning milestones.
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Millfield
W. W. Lee
Athens
Airport
Guysville
H. W. Howell Farm
David White
Charles Frank
Athens High
Buckeye
Athens County
John T. Barrett
Iberia
Ohio
Ohio University
E. M. Baughman
Child Welfare Board
Chauncey
Harry Dodds, Jr
Lima
Hamley Run
Dodds
Gladys Bovie
Gallipolis
Children’s Home
William D. Craig
E. Carpenter St
Vore Ridge
Anne C. Keating
Virginia
Coolville
Robert S. Wood
Columbus
George Starr Lasher
Bryan Hall
Lindley Jones
David Lewis
Ohio Academy of Science
Denison University
Rawlins
ADC
Candidacy Announced by Wade E. Smith for County Commissioner
Wade E. Smith 44 of S. Shafer Sr. today announced his candidacy as Democratic nominee in the May county commissioner primary. In 1949 he became part owner of the Athens Chick Hatchery after serving as manager. He is a World War II veteran who studied at Rome-Canaan High School and Ohio University and served in field artillery and AAF education and information.
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William A. Lavelle
Athens
Athens County
Ohio Assembly
Athens High School
Ohio University
Ohio State University
Lavelle
86Th (Blackhawk
Francis Lavelle
Albany Road
Wade E. Smith
S. Shafer Sr
Smith
Contempt Suit Filed For Alimony Payment
Silvia H. Moler filed a contempt suit in common pleas court against Frank A. Moler for arrears of 275 in alimony. The court ordered Moler to pay half of the past alimony by January 6 and the second half by February 1. The couple divorced October 7, 1943.
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Frank A. Moler
Common Pleas Court
Silvia H. Moler
Moler
First Baby Born at Sheltering Arms Hospital in 1950
Mild start to 1950 with mild weather persisting. The first baby of the year at Sheltering Arms Hospital is a seven pound fifteen ounce son of Mr. and Mrs. Clem Kovaleski of Athens Route 2 born at 12 38 p.m. on January 1, 1950.
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Mildweather
Meanwhille
Sheltering Arms
Clem Kovaleski
Athens
Hocking River
Also Mentioned on This Page
New Marshfield
Oscar Fulton
Church of Christ
Lancaster Street
God
I Peter
Edward White
the Security Bank
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Court Street
Athens, Ohio
Mrs. Ludwick
Pasadena
Calif
Phil Swanson
Johnny Appleseed
William Hannaford
John B. Swanson
Mer
Vicinity
Messenger
Roy D. Williams
RaCren Taree
Athens County Savings & Loan CO
Masonic Temple Building
H. G. Householder
C. N. France
E. State
Foodbank
New York
Jack Wieners
Union Printing CO
E. Washington St
the Bank OF Athens
National Banking Association
U. S
Federal Reserve System
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