O Neill Calls Campus Leadership Laboratory
A money suit filed in Common Pleas Court seeks 817,271.10 against Glouster Lodge 1197 of the Loyal Order of Moose by four plaintiffs including Community Bank of Glouster and Bank of Corning Company, plus the estate of Henry P Ley and Ray Sanborn. Mortgage records on two Glouster lots are involved. Dwight Hartley named for a lease on the parcels. Plaintiffs seek foreclosure, sale of the lots, and repayment of unpaid balances.
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Glouster Lodge
The
Loyal Order of Moose
Common Pleas Court
Glouster Community Bank
Bank of Corning Co
Henry P. Ley
Ray Sanborn
Glouster
Fraternal
Dwight Hartley
Community Bank of Glouster
Lodge
James Carey
Sanborn
ONeill Keys Leadership Qualities at Ohio Campus Banquet
GOP gubernatorial hopeful C William ONeill told 75 Ohio University campus leaders that leadership rests on knowledge courage wisdom and people skills He recalled starting in public life via Marietta College and Marietta High School and noted campus activities as his catalyst Also speaking were Larry Harper and Dean Maurel Hunkins of the Men’s Union Governing Board and Men’s club leaders.
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Ohio
C. William O'Neill
Ohio University
Men's Union Governing Board
O'Neill
Marietta College
Marietta High School
Gil Camp
Sandusky
MUCH
Larry Harper
Mansfield
MUGB
Maurel Hunkins
State Patrol seeks applicants for 46th training school
The Amensorate patrol post announces openings for its next training class led by Corp. Robert E Henderson. The 46th school is slated to start in early March after the February 20 finish of the current session. Applicants aged 21 to 35 with a high school education or equivalent, at least five feet six inches tall and weighing no less than 125 pounds, are invited to apply. Trainees will receive 176 dollars monthly plus lodging and maintenance, with later earnings up to 315 dollars monthly and pension benefits.
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Amensorate Rgaway
Corp
Robert E Henderson
Corporal Henderson
General Assembly
Ohio Turnpike
Columbus
Frank Logan Native Dies in Florida
Frank Logan, longtime Athens figure tied to Athens Lumber Co and Athens National Bank, ran a shoe business with brother Earl before moving to Florida about 40 years ago. He owned a large lumber company in Florida. Survived by son John, a Seattle commercial pilot, and daughter Margearleen of Ocala. widow Mary Slattery Logan had died earlier. Logan was last surviving charter member of the Modern Woodman Athens chapter, Hackberry Camp 4798.
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Logan
Athens Lumber Co
Athens National Bank
Earl
Florida
Key Pele Fesmer
Athens
Henry Logan
Caroline Bean
Mary Slattery
John
Seatt Sh
Margareline
Ocala
W. H.’ Logan
Ormer
Sheltering Arms Hospital Notes
Admissions list includes Kenneth McCoy of The Plains Jasper Shepard of Glouster and Laura Glazier of Athens. Dismissals mention Everett Jarvis Nelsonville Route 2 and Queenie Lowery Athens, among others.
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Chester Anti
Harpsburs
Russell Light
Athens
Kenneth McCoy
the Plains
Jasper Shepard
Glouster
Laura Glazier
Donna Brooks
Albany
Everett Jarvis
Nelsonville
Queenie Lowery
Harry Davis
Noah North
Millfield
Henry DePue
Clarence Veriy
Charles Gilkey
Connie Starkey
Joyce Starkey
Homer Stanley
Aaron Wade
Mrs Parker Dies at 48 in Athens Ohio
Lena Parker 48 died Thursday night at her home 47 North Lancaster Street after 22 years in ill health Born Wheeling West Virginia she lived in Parkersburg years then moved to Athens 24 years ago She attended St Pauls Catholic Church Her husband Harold P Parker survives along with father Joseph Brock Parkersburg three sisters Effie Allman Anna Miller and James Brock Parkersburg Lilly Schneider Columbus and Georg Brock Clarksburg Her mother and another brother died earlier Requiem high mass 9 am Monday at St Pauls Church burial in Parkersburg Rosary 8 pm Sunday at Dowler Ferguson Hughes funeral home
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Lena Parker
N. Lancaster St
Wheeling
W. Va
Parker
Parkersburg
Athens
St. Paul’s Catholic Carch
Harold Peer
Joseph Brock
Effie Allman
Anela Miller
James Brock
Lilly Scheider
Columbus
Georg Brock
Clarksburg
John McCarthy
St. Paul's Church
Dowler-Ferguson- Hughes
Divorce Petition Seeks Custody and Alimony
Anna Fields Smart of Nelsonville through sister Irene Jolly sues Charles R. Smart of Columbus Jr in Common Pleas Court for divorce citing neglect and wilful absence. Married November 28 1982 in Nelsonville they have three children with plaintiff seeking custody and permanent alimony.
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Ross
Common Pleas
Anna Fields Smart
Nelsonville
Irene Jolly
Charles R. Smart
Columbus
Sale Order Issued On Trimble Two
Land appraisal completed for 205 acres in Trimble Township owned by Ross and Lelor McNary. Common Pleas Court orders sale. mortgage foreclosure suit filed by Security Bank. arrest charges and bond posted in Athens case involving Paul Douglas. Hearing set for January 16.
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Trimble
Common Pleas Court
Trimble Township
Ross
Lelor McNary
Harold Hart
Lancaster
Security Bank
Grand Jarl
Athens
George | Ceny
Bateman
Paul Douglas
Hart
Douglas
Area Grange Officers Meet Monday Conference
A county wide Grange officers conference is scheduled for 8 p m Friday at the Athens Grange Hall to aid local Granges with program planning and coordinate their work with the state. Ralph Barker deputy master said the event will help align activities across groups.
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Athens
Ralph Barker
South Ohio Beef Cattle Group Meeting Set
The South en Ohio Beef Cattle Improvement Association will hold its annual meeting Monday at the Farmers Hotel in Gallipolis. Ross Wright, local extension agent, said dinner will be served to members at 12 noon and the business meeting will begin at 1 p.m.
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SEO Beef Cattle Group
Southen Ohio Beef Cattle Improvement Association
Farmers Hotel
Gallipolis
Ross Wright
SCS Tree Applications Are Now Available
SCS tree program applications are open for Athens residents. George Lash, former planter in the Athens area, has announced the launch of the order program and urged locals to apply for available offices.
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Bianks
Aeavery
George Lash
Athens
Injured in Fall Woman Taken to Hospital After Doorway Accident
An to 20 Dalton St resident Mrs. Sauen Wiasse was carried by emergency squad to Shelter ing Arms Hospital after fracturing a hip in a doorway at 14 Shafer. Reports note the squad was dispatched at 3 10 p m. The incident occurred Thursday. Separate notes mention a marriage screen involving Robert J. Young and Claudette Kathryn Britton, plus Cecil Friel and Mildred Rife, both of Nelsonville, with ages 38 and 16 respectively.
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Siarriage
Robert J. Young
Athens
Claudette Kathryn Britton
Stewart Cecil Friel
Mildred Rife
Nelsonville
Case Is Dismissed in Athens Assault Attempt
An assault case filed by Thomas Burkett of Athens Route 3 against Clifford Darnell of the same address was dismissed in Municipal Court Friday upon motion by the plaintiff. Darnell pleaded innocent at the preliminary hearing Thursday.
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Thomas Burkett
Athens
Clifford Darnell
Darnell
Daily snow blankets area roads and slows traffic
Frigid conditions left motorists facing slick roads with only one reported crash. A semi driven by Carroll Nelson of Arlington, Va., collided after skidding on Route 50 west of Athens, tying up traffic briefly but causing no injuries. Temperatures hovered around the freezing mark, with clearing skies raising hopes for a brighter day.
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State Highway Patrol
Athens
Lloyd Grigor
Arlington
Hamley Run
Winslow
Ind
Hebardville
Athens County conservation district reports 1953 progress
The Athens Sol Conservation District annual report highlights 39 new cooperators and numerous soil and water practices in 1953. Contour farming, strip cropping, pasture seeding, woodland management, tree planting and drainage work are listed along with fish pond and spring improvements, fencing, terracing and open ditch work. The report notes plans for county-wide conservation film displays, demonstrations, pond management tours, school programs and district cooperation in 1954.
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Athens County
Cadets to Fly From Ohio University Airport Over Weekend
Cadets may take I ton flights from Ohio University Airport over the weekend weather permitting. Maj H T Olson says flights should occur after 1 pm Saturday or all day Sunday following Thursday night meeting where John Fakin OU student led a discussion on elementary atomic energy. Uniforms were distributed and plans continue for the anniversary dance next Friday January 20 with tickets from members at the airport or Peter B Seel real estate office.
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Ohio
H. T._ Olson
Thursay
John Fakin
Peter B. Seel
Court Convicts Driver in Municipal Court
Paul T. Russell, 33, Millfields, was fined 15 and costs after being charged by Chauncey Mayor Charles Wadley with driving to the left of center. Fulton, 125 fine and three months license suspension plus three days in jail, were imposed on another driver by Judge John F. Newcomb after a Thursday hearing with State Highway Patrolman Carl E. Seifert.
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Carl E. Seifert
John F. Newcomb
Fulton
ANED
Chauncey
Paul T. Russell
Millfields
Charles Wadley
Athens man inherits father’s old mail route on Route 3
William Strickland, son of the late Frank Strickland, is named to take over part of Route 3 in Athens County. The elder Strickland served 30 years delivering mail by horse, with a storied history tied to the Strickland family. The new rural carrier will use a late model automobile, stopping at boxes only when directed, as the community watches tradition meet modern transit.
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Ray Noble
Cartier Wiliam Alen Lity
Athens
Tak
William Strickland
Ralph
Athens Pishesver
Land
Arthur Qearrierclerk
Mibatnate
Cornwell
Strickland
Sears
Athens County
William
North Caro
Tina
Frank
Slickand
M. S. Phillips
Alan Story
Barnhill
Howard Brookins
Eurl
Legend
Sotiman
Pearl Chane
Charis
Deac
Denver Gooding
Glen Byard
Charles Strickland
Tribe
Joel Mechem
Round
Thomas Williams
Alan
Roy Robinson
Luther Uldrich
Staneart
George Drach
Dr. Philips
Lois Retary
Mae Herron
Mingus
E. J. Person
Joe B Maffett
Milk Rating Is Announced by Health Commissioner H M Boocks
Health commissioner H M Boocks announced a milk rating system with processing and inspection of dairies and milk plants. The plan covers chemical and bacteriological analyses and frequent plant and producer checks. Local dairies and private producers will be evaluated under the program.
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H. M Boocks
Walton League
St Mins
Deiry
Meaney
Tod Tukmont
Feats
Hove
Les Marsh
Lee Mareaby
Ole
Sarre
Ieee
Nebo Hs
Plains High School Talent Show Set for Wednesday Night
The Plains High School senior class presents a public talent show Wednesday at 8 p.m. Open to all, participants should report for rehearsal Monday at 8 p.m. in the school auditorium storium.
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Plains High School
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Leadership Laboratory
Jouster Lodge
GOP
Vital Qual
State Patrol
Tay
Arthur Godfrey
Warner
Austae
Wolfe Hardware
Athens, Ohio
Frank Logan
Sheltering Arms Hospital
FORD
Studebaker
Desoto
Wakefield Motors
Richland Ave
Buckeye
N. Court St
the Mutual Home & Savings Association
East
Washington St
Federal Home Loan Bank
Beasley & Mathews
Beasley & Mathe
Carpenter Street
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