Gas fumes hospitalize Ohio University ROTC officer couple
An Ohio University ROTC officer Capt. Carl W. Wilson and his wife were treated at Sheltering Arms Hospital for gas fumes from a hot water heater in their Ohio Ave home. Major Neil E. Walker found them ill and conscious, and firemen provided oxygen. Capt. Wilson, an Air Force officer and Ohio University professor, and Mrs. Wilson were in good condition after treatment.
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Ohio University
Sheltering Arms Hospital
wWick
Lucsuay Mique
Carl W. Wilson
Ohio Ave
Wilsons
Neil E. Walker
Strathmore Blind
Walker
Athens
Clarence A. Parker
Fire Department
Capt. Wilson
Air Force
Air Science and Tactics
Missing Ohio student in auto theft arrest ends search
Earl Merideth Kenvin 22, an Ohio University junior, was arrested in Marietta Jan 17 for auto theft after a chase on Route 7. He pleaded innocent and was bound to the Washington County grand jury on a $1000 bond. Athens police had searched the Hocking River area Tuesday night seeking the missing student.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Merideth Kenvin
Ohio University
Marietta
Athens
Kenvin
Washington County Grand Jury
Thomas Sprague
H. G. Melliyar
James Congleton
Sprague
McKillyac
Youngstown
Hocking River
Fred James
Clarence A. Parker
Guysville
Mayles Pleads Guilty in Cattle Theft Case
Hanford Mayles aged 20 from Cutler pleads guilty to four counts of grand larceny in common pleas court. Judge Roy D Williams sentences him to concurrent terms of one to seven years each at Mansfield Reformatory. Mayles was linked to a December cattle theft ring across Athens County and was arrested by Sheriff George Bateman. Three cattle were recovered at the Washington County stockyard in Marietta.
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Hanford Mayles
Cutler
Mansfield Reformatory
Mayles
Common Pleas Court
R. W. Finsterwald
Roy D. Williams
Athens County
George Bateman
Harry Laughlin
Stewart
William Hanson
Amesville
Louis Butcher
Rome Township
Washington County
Marietta
Man Receives Broken Leg Cutting Timber in West Virginia
Wilbur Adkins of Eastr yne West Virginia sustained a broken left leg while cutting timber yesterday afternoon. He was admitted to Sheltering Arms Hospital at 5 35 p m in fair condition.
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Sheltering Arms Hosital
Wilbur Adkins
East Yne
W. Va
Adkins
Aid Slated For Ohio U Speech Clinic
Ohio University's speech clinic will receive financial support from the Ohio Society for Crippled Children for work on correcting speech handicaps in area children. The society will cover costs for two clinical assistants, up from one last year, with OU's Jane Beasley overseeing the clinic. At the annual dinner, Claude E. Kanter noted a prior summer clinic serving 23 pupils, while Dr Milton M. Parker discussed epilepsy treatment and parent steps. Easter Seal drive chair Mrs. Dwight Robinson outlined a March 9 to April 9 campaign to fund Crippled Children's Society work, with proceeds aiding hospitalized children and local families previously aided.
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Ohio University
Ohio Society For Crippled Children
Iris Fierce
Jane Beasley
Ohio Group
Claude E. Kanter
OU School of Dramatic Art and Speech
Milton M. Parker
College of Medicine
Ohio State University
Parker
First Presbyterian Church
Dwight Robinson
Crippled Children’s Society
Lucile Scott
City County Health Department
O. W. Hawes
Athens High School
Hikers Told to Park Off Roads After Incident
State Highway Patrol cited a spring like day urging drivers to pull off Route 50 A Sugar Creek before hiking. Joseph McCready 23 of 15 N Congress was arrested for parking on the highway and pleaded guilty before Mayor Mickle, fined five dollars plus costs.
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State Highway Patrol
Joseph McCready
N. Congress
Route 50
Sugar Creek
McCready
W. P. Mickle
Inspections by Athens Deputy at Mount Vernon Commandery
Athens deputy Thomas E. Gibson of the Grand Commandery of Ohio Knights Templar conducted last week inspections at the Mt. Vernon Commandery in Columbus. Additional inspections are planned in Cincinnati Bellefontaine and Dayton with Gibson assisting in plans for the October Ohio conclave in Columbus.
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Thomas E. Gibson
Ohio
Knights Templar
Mt. Vernon
Columbus
Cincinnati
Bellefontaine
Dayton
Gibson
Parked Car Struck by Semi in Brooklyn Driver Incident
A semi driven by Louis Votino of Brooklyn N Y side swiped a parked car at Court and President at 8 40 a m causing slight damage to the left rear fender. The owner Melvin E Bissinger an Ohio University student from West Union was identified.
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Louis Votino
Brooklyn
N. Y
Court
Melvin E. Bissinger
Ohio University
West Union
Certa-Vin touted as blood energy booster in Athens ad
Local pharmacy ads claim CERTA-VIN, a 12 herb formula with vitamin B and iron, can speed digestion, energize blood, and ease gas. It promises quicker relief and affordable cost, available at Athens Pharmacy and Betts Cut Rate plus other druggists.
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Athens
S. Court
Nelsonville
Betts
Aoe Ady
Scholarship Test Program Explained for Ohio Seniors
The state education department will hold a general scholarship test for Athens County and city high school seniors on Saturday February 4 at 9 a.m. at Athens High School. Schools participating include Ames-Bern Athens city Nelsonville Rome-Canaan Glouster Chauncey. The test measures scholastic ability and results can be sent to a college if requested.
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State Department of Education
Athens County
City
Glen Hanes
Ames-Bern
Athens City
Nelsonville
Rome-Canaan
Glouster
Chauncey
Athens High School
Sheltering Arms Hospital Notes
Mrs. Maria Sheldon Athens surgery. William Black Athens minor. Carl Wilson Athens accident. Mrs. Etta Wilson Athens accident. Wilbur Adkins E Lyne W Va accident. Mayme Russell Athens medical. Stephen Hamer Chauncey medical. Joseph Howard Shade medical. DISMISSED Mrs. Lillie Hood New Marsh field. Otto Carson Athens Route 3.
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Maria Sheldon
Athens
William Black
Carl Wilson
Etta Wilson
Mayme Russell
Stephen Hamer
Chauncey
Lillie Hood
New Marshfield
Otto Carson
Neglect and Cruelty Charged In Divorce Action
Kenneth E. Moore seeks a divorce from Rachel E. Moore in common pleas court alleging gross neglect of duty and extreme cruelty. The couple married June 21 1944 and have no children, according to the petition.
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Common Pleas Court
Kenneth E. Moore
Rachel E. Moore
Moore
Marriage Licenses Reported for Several Couples
The marriage license list includes Harry E. Davis 57 and Anna May Gabriel 56 both of Nelsonville. Willard Daft 46 and Frances Alberta Carson 24 of Athens. Raymond Walter Anderson 19 of Xenia and Ruth Lucille Sauders 18 of Buchtel. Charles Wesley Ayers 21 of Glasgow Route 3 and Vera Verjean White 20 of Athens. Ralph Pearl Keiffer 20 of Nelsonville Route 2 and Gertrude Louise Matheny 18 of Nelsonville.
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Willard Daft
Frances Alberta Carson
Athens
Raymond Walter Anderson
Xenia
Ruth Lucille Sauders
Buchtel
Charles Wesley Ayers
Glouster
Vera Verjean White
Ralph Pearl Keiffer
Nelsonville
Gertrude Louise Matheny
Driver Fined In Safe Operation Charge In Athens
Joe O. Williams aged 20 of Athens Route 4 was arrested by city police on a charge of unsafe operation of a motor vehicle. He pleaded guilty in Mayor Mickle's court and paid a $10 fine plus costs.
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Joe O. Williams
Athens
Williams
W. P. Mickle
Army guardsmen to attend intelligence school in Columbus
Capt. Earl Mathews and Sgt. William Langston will attend an intelligence school conducted January 28 29 in Columbus. Second Army National Guard officials announced the training event and its location.
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Earl Mathews
William Langston
Columbus
Second Army
National Guard
Unseasonable Warmth Grips Athens Area in January Surge
Temperatures climbed into the sixties for the sixth time this month in Athens as January warmth continued. A high of 69 degrees marked the warmest since November 12 and higher than any January reading in two years, with 65 degrees by midmorning and 56 at low last night. Rain accumulated 0.17 inches yesterday and 1.08 inches over the past three days as the Hocking River remained high at 10.3 feet midmorning.
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Athens
C. N. France
Hocking
Athens Residents Invite British Evangelist Bryan Green
Athens residents will hear Rev. Bryan Green, a leading British evangelist, during the week of January 29 to February 5. Columba event details include Trinity Church seating and daily 4:30 p.m. departures from Athens, with reservations and transport arranged by contacting 28362 before 3 p.m.
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Athens
Columbus
Bryan Green
Trinity Church
Phil Porter, Jr
Cub Pack 57 to Meet at First Christian Church
Cub Pack 57 will meet Wednesday at 7 30 p m at the First Christian Church announced by cubmaster Robert Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Christian Church
Robert Smith
Committee forms steering group for Athens County youth effort
Athens County citizens named a steering committee to form a local body for the White House Conference on Children and Youth. The group will appoint a county chairman and plan a multi year program with aims to aid some 400 needy children and reduce juvenile delinquency.
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White House
Ross
Victor Goedicke
W. W. Patton
W. J. McGarity
Athens
Marietta
Bonus NSLI and Ohio bonus explained for Athens Countians
Ellen Biddle of the Red Cross explains eligibility and application steps for the Ohio bonus and NSLI dividends. Deadline to file is June 30 1950. Qualified next of kin include wife children and parents. if no parents survive brothers and sisters may share.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Ohio
Ellen Biddle
Red Cross
Two Men Arrested For Non Support In Athens County
Two men were confined to the Athens County jail Tuesday on charges of non support. Hubert Goins of Zanesville was arrested by Deputy Mamie Pincelli and Grover Smith of Angel Ridge was taken into custody by Deputy Frank Joyce.
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Athens County
Hubert Goins
Zanesville
Mamie Pincelli
Grover Smith
Angel Ridge
Frank Joyce
Some Don’ts For Pimples Ad Offering Petersons Ointment
Don’t scratch or squeeze pimples to avoid infection. Peterson’s Ointment promises fast relief for itching pimples red blotches eczema and other irritations. It soothes skin making it look and feel better and is sold at 40c in all druggists with a money back promise. It also relieves itchy feet and cracks between toes.
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Peterson
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Athens, Ohio
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Hartford City
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S. Court St
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New York
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Millfield
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