York transfer case drags on with vote history requirement
York Township seeks transfer of students to Nelsonville district. Cedric Clark hears testimony on whether petition signers voted in the last general election and if they reside in the transfer area. Circulators identify names and study poll books as defense argues boundary irregularities and residency questions.
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York-Nelsonville
Cedric Clark
Fourth
Judical Court of Appeals
Forest Weinrich
Logan
York Group
James Shumaker
York
John Bolin
Athens County Board of Education
York Township
Nelsonville City
County Board of Education
Bolin
Gordon Tolliver
Enterprise
Carson Colwell
Gordon B. Gray
Colwell
Nelsonville
Tolliver
Old at 40 50 60 Man You're Crazy
Fragmentary ad copy mentions age references and drug store locations in Athens including Athens Pharmacy.
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Athens
Lodi Township Resident Dies at 75 in Guysville Area
Mrs. Thomas R. Phillips 75, lifelong Lodi Township resident, died unexpectedly Thursday at her home on Guysville Route 2. Survived by husband Thomas R., two sons Richard and Ross, seven daughters, 16 grandchildren, 9 great grandchildren and a sister. Funeral Sunday 1:30 p.m. at Clarks Chapel Church with burial nearby. Friends may call at Dowler and Ferguson funeral home Friday evening and at the Route 2 residence after Saturday noon.
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Thomas R. Phillips
Lodi Township
Guysville
Mt. Zion A.B
Thomas R
Richard
Athens
Ross
Mary Sams
Irene Bentz
Coolville
Florence Sloan
Anna Vercoe
Wilda Patterson
Cora Sheridan
Gladys Chapman
Amanda Vore
de Ridder
Clarks Chapel
Herbert Householder
Dowler and Ferguson Funeral
Athens Residents Endorse Sheltering Arms Hospital Drive
Dr. T. H. Morgan announces support for a second foundation drive July 17 31 to expand Sheltering Arms Hospital in Athens. The aim is to add beds by consolidating the nurses home and to install new medical equipment, an auxiliary power unit, heating, improved flooring, sound proofing, and better quarters for patients and staff.
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Sheltering Arms Hospital
Athens
Morgan
Questions and Answers About Sheltering Arms Hospital Foundation
A foundation explains that none of the money will go to the hospital or its owners. Dr. Morgan states no funds will go directly to the hospital or him. The board of trustees will approve and spend the money for needs, and purchases will be made by trustees with property remaining the foundation’s.
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Sheltering Arms Hospital Foundation
Morgan
Foundation
Open House Slated For Sheltering Arms Hospital Tour
Open house at Sheltering Arms Hospital Sunday 2 to 4 p.m. invites every resident to tour improvements funded by the 1948 drive. Visitors see a new electric elevator emergency operating room kitchen equipment and X ray laboratory as leaflets are handed out. Hostesses include Mrs. A. D. Townsend honorary campaign chairwoman Mrs. H. G. Stalder and Mrs. W. B. Lawrence zone leaders listed for conductors with local volunteers aiding the effort.
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H. Morgan
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Hospital Foundation
A. D. Townsend
H. G. Stalder
W. B. Lawrence
Athens
Earl Beckley
Ralph Smeck
Harold Wise
Charles Nunemaker
Gaige Paulsen
Arvilla van Dyke
Ordination Conducted For Robert B Farley At Albany Church
Ordination services for Robert Blaine Farley were held at Albany Baptist Church with a council of Baptist ministers and laymen from the area. Farley, a 1950 Bob Jones University graduate, accepted the pastorate at Antiquity Baptist Church in Antiquity Ohio after an afternoon examination by the council. The council included ministers C C Clawson Charles Parks Verne Shade Robert Fuller William Green John I Snedden and Lowell Chase from Albany Memorial Fairfield First Gallipolis and others.
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Robert Blaine Farley
Albany Baptist Church
Farley
Bob Jones University
Antiquity Baptist Church
Antiquity
Cc. C. Clawson
Charles Parks
Verne Shade
Memorial Baptist Church
Columbus
Robert Fuller
Fairfield Baptist Church
Thurston
William Green
First Baptist Church
Gallipolis
John I. Snedden
Lowell Chase
Traffic Fines Levied After Police Arrests
Two men were fined by Mayor W. P. Mickle after city police arrests on traffic charges. Charles McGrath 71 Athens Route 4 was fined $5 with costs suspended for failing to observe a stop sign. Willard T. Cox 32 near Gallipolis paid $5 and costs for having no muffler on his car.
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W. P. Mickle
Charles McGrath
Athens
Willard T. Cox
Gallipolis
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Fense
Ada Tolliver
Pere eBata
Ae Bae
Firestone
Lowes
Westinghouse
AIR Force
Gilbert Shannon
Firestone Dealer
W. Union St
T. H. Morgan
Fred Swearingen
James Cumley
Ernest Horn
William Smith
Walter Davis
Don Barstow
Sol Rosenberg
Ben Roberts
Francis Fuller
Freshie
Rauch . Bakery
Logan, Ohio
Omni
Poesuck Amd CO
Sears
Sears Roebuck & Co
Romort
Roebuck & CO
Homart
Donaldson Motors
Albany, C
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