Independent candidates face same filing as party nominees in Ohio law
Athens County Election Board Clerk C W Gross says a new law requires independent candidates to file all petition papers for a general election by 6 30 p m on the 90th day before the first Tuesday after the first Monday in May with a written acceptance. Independent petitions must include signatures of at least seven percent of gubernatorial voters. party candidates need 200 to 500 signatures.
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Athens County Election Board
C. W. Gross
Gross
Directories Out Changes Saturday Midnight
The Athens telephone directory changes take effect at midnight Saturday with a two digit prefix added to most three digit private lines, while the fire department stays 190. The new edition prints 8500 directories and urges all subscribers to use the book to avoid wrong numbers.
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Joan Burson
Jeft
Georgia Kail
Athens County
Superintendent of Schools
Miss Burson
Kail
Messenger Newsphoto
Roy J
Cross
Police Department
Fire Department
Athens Home Telephone Co
R. S. Jones
Athens
Jones
Columbus
Albany
Amesville
Chauncey
Jerseyville
New Marshfield
the Plains
Guysville
Bloodmobile Schedule for 1952 Planned in Athens County
The Columbus Regional Center bloodmobile will tour Athens County 13 times in 1952 with a 150 pint per stop quota. The first stop is January 21 at First Methodist Church Athens from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. with two-day visits 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. on the second day.
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Columbus Regional Center
Athens County
B. F. Cutler
Athens
Glouster
Nelsonville
Mayles Seeks Athens County Sheriff Nomination in GOP Primary
Luther H Mayles 35 of 197 W Union Sr announces candidacy for Athens County sheriff in the Republican primaries next May. An Athens County native and former candidate in 1948 he runs his hotel at 104% W Union St after WWII service in Italy. He worked for New York Coal Co at Ys Chauncey mine before the war and is a carpenter with Local 1720. He graduated New Lexington High School and has a daughter.
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Luther H.mayles
W. Union Sr
Athens County
Mayles
W. Union St
Italy
New York Coal Co
Ys Chauncey Mine
New Lexington
Civilian Conservation Corps
United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners
Senior Follies Set for AHS Athens high school show
Athens High School presents Senior Follies 1952 in the auditorium on Tuesday and Wednesday at 7 30 p m. Harold L Radford wrote and directed A Show Within a Show with the entire senior cast. Reserved seats available at the door or by calling after Thursday. Allen Snyder assists. Kenny Shingler's Stardusters provide musical accompaniment.
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Athens
Harold L. Radford
Radford
Allen Snyder
Kenny Shingler
Stardusters
Widening Proposal Letter Is Explained
Athens city council received a letter from the postal service clarifying widening plans for S Congress and W Union Streets. Two proposals were deemed unsatisfactory while plan C moving the loading platform west of the post office was only partially satisfactory due to funding limits.
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Postal Department
S. Congress
W. Union
Athens
F. P. Frebaut
Washington
Funeral services for Mrs. Hettie A Dye
Funeral services for Mrs. Hettie A Dye who died Tuesday in Athens will be held Friday at 2 p m in the White funeral home Coolville burial in Bethany Ridge Cemetery friends may call at the funeral home at any time
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Hettie A. Dye
Athens
White Funeral Home
Coolville
Bethany Ridge Cemetery
Air Force enlistments open after brief restriction
Air Force enlistments are no longer restricted, announced by M. Sgt. James Mooney head of the local recruit station. The curtailment was in effect for more than a week and lifted Monday morning. A separate court entry notes a $10 fine and costs against Charles Pierce 74 for intoxication with October charges delayed by poor health. Marriage license listed for Russell Cullums 22 Athens and Opal King 20 Athens Route 5.
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James Mooney
Army and Air Force
Mooney
Charles Pierce
N. Court St
Pierce
Russell Cullums
Athens and
Opal King
Athens
Mercury Drop Brings Back Winter In Athens
The temperature sank to 29 degrees below freezing with snow falling at 9 am as winter returned to Athens after a brief warm spell. Wednesday’s extremes were 48 and 28.
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Athens
Athens City Board of Education Re-elects Officers
The Athens City Board of Education re-elected Don R. Clippenger as president, John W. Bolin as vice-president, and W. Parker Walker as clerk. It approved a 1952 budget of $333,000 and bonded clerk A. Oxley for $5000. The board authorized Mrs. William H. Herbert to attend the National School Board Convention in St. Louis February 22 23. It set aside $1500 for faculty professional meetings and approved bills totaling $1554.34.
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Athens
William H. Herbert
National School Board
St. Louis
American Association of
Ordered Out of Athens After Hotel Room Arrest
Clyde William Simmons of Nelsonville was ordered to stay out of Athens after a Tuesday hotel room arrest. Mayor Peter B. Lee issued the order after a court hearing. Simmons pleaded guilty to immoral use charges, received a suspended 30 day jail term, and one year probation.
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Clyde William Simmons
Nelsonville
Athens
Peter B. Lee
Simmons
Columbus
Athens Area
Births and Admissions at Sheltering Arms Hospital
A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs James George of Athens. Admissions logged include John David Stewart Athens Mrs Charles Robinson Athens John Boden Athens Joyce Williams Gloucester Charles May Vinton. Discharges: Mrs Clarence Snow Athens and son Mrs Margaret Lemoine Glouster Mrs Ruby Arkley Shawnee Mrs Dorothy Johnson Shawnee Emory Hillen Millfield.
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James George
Athens
John David Stewart
Charles Robinson
John Boden
Joyce Williams
Glouster
Charles May
Vinton
Clarence Snow
Margaret Lemoine
Ruby Arkley
Shawnee
Dorothy Johnson
Emory Hillen
Millfield
Two Men Are Fined and Have Jail Terms Suspended
Walter Young age 33 The Plains was fined 20 dollars and costs and given 19 days in jail with the sentence suspended on arraignment before Mayor Peter B Seel for intoxication. Maphet J Hunter 56 Nelsonville Route 1 was fined 15 dollars and costs for intoxication and 25 dollars and costs for assault and battery with a 30 day jail term suspended on the second count. Bertha Hunter filed the assault and battery charge.
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Peter B. Seel
Walter Young
the Plains
Maphet J. Hunter
Nelsonille
Bertha Hunter
Newark Man Pleads Guilty to DWI Charge in Mayor Court
Robert Sachs, 61, of Newark, pleaded guilty to operating a motor vehicle while under the influence. He was arraigned by Mayor Peter B. Seel on a charge filed by the State Highway Patrol and fined $125 plus costs.
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Richard Annotico
W. Mulberry St
Peter B. Leel
Annotico
James V. Lawrence
Robert Sachs
Newark
Sachs
Peter B. Seel
State Highway Patrol
DAV Chapter to Hold Friday Meeting at Armory
Clarence A. Parker announces Conrath Bean Chapter of the Disabled American Veterans will meet Friday at 8 p.m. in the Armory. The commander invites members and eligible veterans to attend.
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Conrath Bean
The
Disabled American Veterans
Clarence A. Parker
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