Five Hurt in Weekend Traffic Crashes Across County
The State Highway Patrol reported five injuries from two of five weekend crashes. In Athens on Pleasanthill Rd at 12 10 p m Sunday Hester Clark 15 Homer Clark 13 and Harold E Clark 22 were treated for scalp cuts concussions chest injuries and more after a collision with Earl E Williams 33 of Athens on a curve Williams suffered a bruised wrist and ankle. Clark faces a Municipal Court driving left of center charge. Two others Walter Johnson 30 Elyria and Merle Lemons 35 Nelsonville were hospitalized at Mount St Mary after a Route 33 crash near the Route 595 junction. Elmer L Gabriel 30 Lorain was the driver. Merrill Dickerson 19 New Marshfield was fined for traffic offenses after a Route 56 crash near Carbondale with Rev Carroll Chesser 55 New Marshfield a left turn from the berm. Harold L Burritt 19 Albany Route 1 was fined for failing to yield at a stop sign on Townhouse Road. An 86 year old, William L Bensonhave, Rockbridge Route 1, cited for failing to yield after a minor Hocking County collision with Robert W Lutz 25 Laurelville.
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State Highway Patrol
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Pleasanthill Rd
Hester Clark
Homer Clark
Harold E. Clark
Clarks
Athens
Earl E. Williams
Williams
Clark
Muni
Cipal Court
Mount St. Mary Hospital
Nelsonville
Elmer L. Gabriel
Lorain
Merrill Dickerson
New Marshfield
Earl Hilleary
Carbondale
Dickerson
Berm
Albany
Townhouse Road
Morris D. Carmichael
Columbus
Burritt
W. C. Trainer
William L. Bensonhave
Rockbridge
Logan
Francis Myers
Hocking County
Robert W. Lutz
Laurelville
Insurance Agencies in Athens and Glouster Area
Local insurance listings show agents serving Athens and Glouster including C B Dillon Gill Co D M Goddard Houck Van Dyke Earl Mathews Murphy Seel Seiple Kempton Oakley and Saltz agencies along with Richard Guinther and others in nearby towns. The ad promotes a range of agencies ready to assist with all insurance needs.
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Athens, OH
Donald K. Barstow
C. B. Dillon
C. M. Gill & Co
D. M. Goddard
Houck & van Dyke, Inc
Earl F. Mathews, Inc
FR. Murphy & Son
Dwight H. Rutherford
Peter B. Seel
Seiple & Kempton Oakley Ins
the Saltz Ins
Richard Guinther
Police Judge Faces Driving While Intoxicated Charge
An affidavit charges Common Pleas Judge Francis D. White with driving while intoxicated. The filing followed a two car crash on E State Street near the Children's Home last Wednesday evening injuring the judge and two Ohio University students lightly. Arraignment likely Tuesday per Police Chief J B Grogan.
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Common Pleas
Francis D. White
Ted Frey
E. State St
Ohio University
Religion in Middle East topic to be debated at OU Theater
Spencer Irwin, foreign affairs editor of the Cleveland Plain Dealer, will discuss the role of religion in the Middle East at an open meeting Tuesday at 4 p.m. in the Ohio University Theater. The event is sponsored by the Campus Religious Council.
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Spencer Irwin
The
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Middle East
Ohio University Theater
Campus Religious Council
Serene Lodge IOOF Meet at 7 P M Monday
Serene Lodge 479 IOOF will convene at seven o’clock Monday evening followed by a scheduled visit to New Marshfield.
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Serene Lodge
New Marshfield
Temperatures Rise After Snow Melt In Athens Area
The article notes a warmup following severe winter weather with highs in the 20s and 50s. U S observer C L Colmer records 53 in Athens at 11 am after a 40 degree low and .07 inch rainfall. Rural Hamley Run reports a 35 degree low and 42 at 9 am as weekend highs reach 22, 39 and 45.
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C. L. Colmer
U. S
Athens
Hamley Run
Albany Man Dies at 96 in Rest Home
Elisha Dickson 96, longtime Albany resident since 1929, died after three weeks of illness at Hillcrest Rest Home. He was the last survivor of eight children of William and Maria Dickson, leaves 16 nieces and nephews and a cousin Elisha Dickson. His wife Nellie died in 1926. Friends may call at Bigony funeral home after Tuesday noon. services 2 p.m. Wednesday. Burial at Hebardville.
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Albany
Elisha Dickson
Hillcrest
William and
Maria Leatner Dickson
Elisha
Doc) Dickson
Nellie
Bigony Funeral Home
Hebardville
Births and Admissions at Sheltering Arms Hospital
A list of births and admissions at Sheltering Arms Hospital includes Mr. and Mrs. John Carney of Athens welcoming a son. New patients include Mrs. Charles McMullen of Athens Paul Lowe of Albany and others from Athens Albany Trimble Lorain Glouster and more. Several residents are noted as discharged from Stewart Radcliff Athens and nearby towns.
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John Carney
Athens
Charles McMullen
Paul Lowe
Albany
Jack Mouse
Theodore Winner
Trimble
Albert Young
Gerald Miller
Hershel McKee
Glouster
Elmer Gabriel
Lorain
Lucille Sapp
Randy Storer
Logan
Clyde Metcalf
Stewart
Clyde Morris
Radcliff
Luetta O’brien
Joel Hutson
Athens, and Son
William Brophy
Ben Lowe
Millfield Woman Denied Intoxication Charges in Municipal Court
Velma Barnhart 51 of Millfield Route 1 faced Municipal Court on intoxication charges filed Monday by city police. Bond set at $30 for a Tuesday hearing after police arrested her on a city street Sunday.
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Velma Barnhart
Millfield
Street Sale in Athens Nets $372 for March of Dimes
Pi Beta Phi sorority and Phi Kappa Sigma fraternity led a street sale in Athens on Saturday raising $372.44 for the National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis. About 1000 balloons 600 bags of peanuts and 500 lollipops were sold in Athens first such event at Ohio University.
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Pi Beta Phi
Sorority
Phi Kappa Sigma
Athens
Jerry Graves
Athens County
National Foundation For
Ohio University
Slate Fall Crushed Man's Foot at Gilcrist Mine
A slate fall at the Gilcrist mine near Sharpsburg crushed the right foot and ankle of William Smith age about 60 of Sharpsburg. He was loading coal when slate weighing several hundred pounds struck him. He received treatment at the scene from a Chesterhill physician and was transported to a Marietta hospital.
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William Smith
Sharpsburg
Gilcrist
Smith
Chesterhill
Marietta Hospital
Shively Hall Opens Dormitory With Noted Alumni ties
Shively Hall at Ohio University opens as a dormitory named for a graduate who served as a French interpreter in World War I. The facility houses 241 students and features a cafeteria for 1500, part of the East Green 111 unit project near E Mulberry Street.
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Shively Hall
East Green
E. Mulberry St
McArthur
Ohio University
Shively
Ohio State University
Versailles Peace Center
Shively Hall to Be Ohio University Dormitory Namesake
Ohio University will open a new men’s dormitory on East Green next month named Shively Hall in honor of E C Shively an alumnus trustee and influential lobbyist who served on the university board from 1938 to 1952 and helped secure a 70000 library book appropriation. The other dining facility serving the campus will be in Jefferson Hall with completion planned for next fall.
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Earl Cranston Shively
Board of Trustees
Ohio University
E. C
Pop” Shively
East Green
Shively
Columbus
Ohio
Ohio Railroad Association
University Board of Trustees
South Charleston
Jefferson Hall
J M Dalton Dies at 83 in Athens
John Murray Dalton aged 83 died Sunday night at Hillcrest Rest Home after years of ill health. Born in Athens he attended Ohio University and worked 25 years as an accountant for Columbus Silvering and Beveling Co. Survived by a daughter Dorothy Baker, two grandchildren, a sister Bertha Jordan and brothers Ralph A. and Harry L. Dalton. Services 10:30 a.m. Wednesday at Dowler Ferguson Hughes Funeral Home. Burial Memorial Park Zanesville.
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John Murray Dalton
Hillcrest
Athens
John
Mary Catherine Dalton
Athens High School
Ohio University
Church of Christ
Dalton
Columbus Silvering and Beveling Co
Dorothy Baker
Decatur
Bertha Jordan
Troy
Ralph A
Harry L. Dalton
Dowler-Ferguson-Hughes Funeral Home
Wayne Porter
Memorial Park
Zanesville
Glouster Man Denies Drunk Driving Charge
William Sabo, 43, of Glouster pleaded innocent to driving while intoxicated in Municipal Court. Bond set at $175 until Friday's hearing.
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William Sabo
Glouster
Ex Residence Phosia Sixx Rites Set Tuesday
Funeral services are planned Tuesday for Mrs. Phosia Sixx 82 who died Friday in Columbus after residing there 20 years. She leaves five daughters two sons 11 grandchildren 22 great grandchildren 6 great great grandchildren with several predeceased relatives. Services at 2 30 p m at Carbondale Pilgrim Holiness Church burial at New Marshfield.
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Phosia Sixx
Columbus
Grace Mace
Carbondale
Emma Spires
Lancaster
Hazel Pinkley
Akron
Ethel Hansman
Barberton
Verna Woodyard
Clarence
Arizona
Milo
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