Mike Newsad fined for petit larceny in Athens County
Mike Newsad aged 49 of Greens Run was convicted this week in Peace Court on a petit larceny charge for stealing stock feed and flour from a New York Centrota car. He was fined 100 dollars plus 50 26 dollars costs. The case involved grand jury indictment for breaking entering and larceny and jurors found him guilty of petit larceny. County costs include 50.26 dollars court costs 47.34 jury fees and 68 dollars for county food while awaiting trial. He was arrested Oct 9, arraigned, and held 96 days in jail with daily food costs. Evidence showed theft of a 100 pound dairy feed bag and other bags of feed and flour valued at a few dollars.
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Mike Newsad
Greens Run
New York
Rowland
O. F
Newsad
Athens County Grand Jury
Common Pleas Court
Athens County
Justice of Peace
T. R. Bennett
Three Drivers Arrested After Route 280 50 Crash Record
State patrol reports multiple arrests after a series of crashes near Amesville and Nelsonville. Herbert Raymer of Columbus pleaded guilty to failure to yield and was fined. Doris Dickens’s school bus was rear ended by Ivan Matheney, a 15 year old from Nelsonville, causing bus and car damage. George Dabritz, owner of the damaged car, pleaded guilty to permitting an unlicensed operator. Thomas Bush’s car was rear ended by Charles Tolliver on Route 33, and James Richards of Columbus faces a charge for crossing the yellow line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Raymer
Columbus
Amesville
Ralph Burdett
Athens
Raymer
Clark
Doris Dickens
New Marshfield
Carbondale-Kimberly
Ivan Matheney
Nelsonville
Matheney
George F. Dabritz
Franz Woodworth
Thomas Bush
Charles Tolliver
James FE. Richards
Woodworth
Richards
Elect Officers For Red Cross Chapter at OU
Ohio Universitys auxiliary Red Cross chapter held a campus meeting in Ewing Auditorium with Dean Irma Voigt presiding. Officers elected included Pauline Church as chairwoman Nancy Bean as vice chairwoman Ruth Ormsby as secretary and Helen OBrien as treasurer. An executive board of ten members was formed.
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Ohio University
The
Red Cross
Ewing Auditorium
Irma Voigt
National Shipping Center
Newark
N. J
National Red Cross
Pauline Church
Nancy Bean
Ruth Ormsby
Helen O’brien
Dean Voigt
Births at Sheltering Arms Hospital This Week
Parents welcome sons born Thursday afternoon at Sheltering Arms Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. William Carle of Richland Avenue and Mr. and Mrs. Harry Six of West Washington Street are the new fathers and mothers. Also released were Mrs. Cecil Kierns of Millfield mother of a daughter, Mrs. Joe Batcheller and infant daughter, and Mrs. Nellie Kasler of Richland Avenue.
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Sheltering Arms Hospital
William Carle
Richland Ave
Harry Six
W. Washington St
Cecil Kierns
Millfield
Joe Batcheller
Nellie Kasler
Youth Groups Meet at OU Monday in Music Hall
The second district youth meeting for five counties will convene Monday Jan 19 at 7 30 p m in Music Hall Ohio University The Pioneer Youth Group of Hocking County leads with separate sessions for boys and girls Mrs Ruth Bennington discusses Economic Changes Affecting Home Conditions for girls and Guy Miller OSU economist speaks to boys on Economic and Social Changes Affecting Youth in 1942
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Ohio
Washington
Meigs
Jackson
Hocking
Athens
Music Hall
Ohio University
Pioneer
Hocking County
Ruth Bennington
Guy Miller
Ohio State University
Athens High School Rally Fires Bulldogs for Nelsonville Game
A pep rally at Athens High School energized the Bulldogs for tonight’s game with Nelsonville. Students from both junior and senior high attended as music by a clarinet quintet opened the program. Ohio University public relations director B T Grover spoke to the crowd.
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Athens High School
Bulldogs
Nelsonville
John Reed
Gene Kissner
Donald Bingman
Lois Shields
Coover Staats
B. T. Grover
Ohio University
Claudine Steppe
Dea McKinstry
Sons of the Black and Red
el. Musgrave
Farmers Invited To See Show At Albany
Farmers are invited to two full length color movies at Albany High School on January 21 at 1 pm. Sponsored by J L Sewell local dealer for Minneapolis Moline Power Implement company. In Our American Way depicts historical sites and defense roles of agriculture. Thunderheads Over the Pacific travels to the Far East with scenes from China Singapore and the Dutch East Indies.
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Albany High School
J. L. Sewell
Minneapolis-Moline Power Implement Company
Plymouth Rock
Alamo
Grand Canyon
Pacific
Far East
China
Singapore
Dutch East Indies
168 Register for City Defense Jobs in Athens
A total of 168 men and women registered in Athens for Civilian Defense work with 40 for Red Cross volunteer service. In defense, 115 men and 53 women registered. for Red Cross seven men and 33 women. The McBee Co. led with 125 registrations in defense and Red Cross. Registration continues today and Saturday at East Side School West Side School Athens Senior High School Hotel Berry Logan's Book Store and McGuffey Hall on the Ohio University campus.
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Athens
Red Cross
McBee Co
East Side School
West Side School
Athens Senior High School
Grogan urges Athens theft reports and defense prep
Athens Chief of Police J B Grogan urged residents to report all thefts irrespective of size at the Athens Retail Merchants Association dinner. He advised keeping store lights burning, recording car tire serial numbers, and securing garages to aid recovery and deter crime. He also urged local defense measures and Red Cross support for a county drive. Byron Wolfe presided. music by Ohio University students.
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J. B. Grogan
Athens
Athens Retail Merchants Association
Grogan
Athens Defense Council
Byron Wolfe
The
Merchants Association
Athens County
Cliff Cornell
Bill Wolfe
Bill Smith
Jack Murphey
Len Gurian
Ohio University
Joseph Grogan
England
Kratzer
Franz Woodworth
Bes Lashmett
Lloyd Herron
Nasometer Measures Nasality in Speech at Detroit Convention
Prof Vincent Jukes unveiled a nasometer to quantify nasality in speech for cleft palate cases. Used at University of Michigan since June, Ohio University plans to acquire one after patent plans. Dr Henry Moser helped develop it with Jukes. Ohio instructors attended the Detroit convention.
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Vincent Jukes
Jukes
Girl Scouts Family Night Planned in Athens
Athens Girl Scouts announce annual family night on Thursday February 5 at 7 pm in East Side School auditorium. Program committee and leaders organize activities with prizes for groups bringing most parents.
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Athens Girl Scouts
East Side School
Girl Scout Council
British Rush In More Men In Asian Front
British headquarters report increased British manpower on the main western front while Australians press defense and offensive patrols. Air combat over Singapore continues with Japanese attacks and losses. Separately a tanker torpedo and a tanker attack off Long Island raise fears of Axis mining in U S shipping lanes during a Rio de Janeiro conference on tactics against the Axis.
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Negri Sembilan
Australia
John Curtin
Western Pacific
Singapore
Long Island
United States
Rio de Janeiro
Germany
Brazil
Salvation Army Sunday Schedule Fixtures
Salvation Army announces Sunday School starts at 9:30 with worship at 10:30 led by Mrs. Hinshaw. Evangelistic service at 7:30 Sunday evening. Bible Study at 7:30 Tuesday night. Women's Home League meets Thursday at 7.
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Salvation Army
Hinshaw
Women's Home League
Benefit Dance For Orphaned Member's Child At Red Men's Lodge
The Red Men's Lodge on West Washington Street will host a Saturday night benefit dance for the orphan child of a late member. Dancing starts at 9 p m with the Javin Band from Chauncey providing music.
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Red Men's Lodge
W. Washington St
Javiin
Chauncey
NYA Reduces Ohio University Student Aid Funds
NYA allotment to Ohio University dropped from 3720 to 3030 dollars per monthly period. Miss Irene Devlin, NYA official, reported the cut via Leo B. Jacobs state youth administrator. The reduction covers payroll from Jan 11 to Feb 10, with 340 students aided earlier this year totaling 14538.96 dollars and 15150 dollars available for the rest of the year. Washington instructs no new NYA assignments during the period. Applications for NYA assignments are being received for after January 31.
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NYA
Ohio University
Irene Devlin
Miss Devlin
Leo B. Jacobs
Washington State
Three Enlist In Army Sent To Fort Hayes
Melvin C. Bell Lathrop Merril D Saylor Amesville and Earl B Raybould Nelsonville enlist in the U S Army at Fort Hayes Columbus sent to Fifth Corps Area headquarters by Technical Sgt Charles H Fair local recruiting officer with HQ in Carnegie Hall Athens will host Traveling Air Corps Board Feb 4 at the Armory for one day to examine navigator bomber candidates high school grad must pass general classification physical and mechanical aptitude tests and complete required forms contact Sgt Fair before Feb 4 to finish enlistment requirements
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Melvin C. Bell
Lathrop
Merril D. Saylor
Amesville
Earl B Raybould
Nelsonville
U. S. Army
Fort Hayes
Columbus
Fifth Corps
Charles H. Fair
Army
Carnegie Hall
Ohio University
Air Corps
Athens
Fair
G&e
Tire Boards Urged To Act In Athens County
Leonard Prater Athens County coordinator of tire rationing announced local tire ration boards may begin concept applications for tire certificates once oaths of office return to the Ohio State Council of Defense. He urged immediate appointment of tire inspectors to check applicants tires. If January tire quotas are not distributed they will be cancelled. Applications and certificates available at the coordinators office in the Athens County Courthouse.
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Leonard Prater
Athens County
Ohio State Council of Defense
Prater
Jennings Graduates From Army Radio Class at Scott Field
Private First Class Charles E. Jennings, son of Mrs. Mary Jennings of Athens, completed the Army radio communications class at Scott Field Illinois. Trained in all phases of radio work, he will be assigned to a new station. The notice also clarifies a family relation error involving Athens residents Mrs. Parsons and the late Mrs. Collins.
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Charles E. Jennings
Mary Jennings
Maplewood Drive
Athens
Scott Field
Ill
Walcott P. Hayes
Radio University of the Army Air Corps
Gas Company Workers Trained in Civil Defense Rally
Two hundred fifty employees of The Ohio Fuel Gas Co. heard Columbus officials outline defense measures at the Athens Armory. Leaders urged sabotage awareness, training for auxiliary police and fire units, and coordinated civilian defense across six departments.
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Ohio Fuel Gas Co
Athens
Columbus
F. W. Phillips
B. J. Leffert
Fifth
Leffert
Ohio
Ger
May Abandon NYA Program In Local Area
Francis H. Connors, Athens sub area NYA supervisor, says a full NYA program abandonment is very likely in Athens, Hocking, and Washington Counties within six weeks. Yet the NYA Sheet Metal and Mechanics Shops in Athens and other cities will stay intact to train youth for war industry work. About 75 percent of regular NYA work has already been curtailed in the last two months due to project completion and war employment opportunities.
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NYA
Athens
Hocking
Washington
Francis H. Connors
Martha Dowler Named by DAR for Good Citizen Pilgrimage
Martha Lou Dowler chosen as local representative for the DAR Good Citizenship Pilgrimage contest at Athens Senior High School based on high exam scores. Anna Belle Houck named alternate. Winners advance to county and state exams with a trip to the national DAR convention in Washington, D C. Probate notices appoint administrators for estates in Athens County 1941 1942 filings by Francis D White.
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Martha Lou Dowler
Anna Belle Houck
Athens
DAR
Ohio
Washington, D. C
Youths Admit Thefts From Auto at Plains
William Kullison 17 of Athens Route 2 and Harrison Ciemonis 16 of The Plains confessed to stealing two suitcases and a sample case from a parked car at The Plains. They hid the suitcases at Kullison's home and were to be brought before Probate Judge Francis White in juvenile court.
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William Kullison
Athens Route 2
Harrison Ciemonis
the Plains
Kullison
Francis White
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