Two Fraud Charges Are Denied by Athens Man
A 32 year old Athens man Earl S Sadler pleaded innocent to two fraud charges in Mayor Mickle s court. He was accused of selling storm windows to Francis F Dye and passing a $70 bad check to Rose White. Sadler wa s returned from Greenfield Indiana where Indiana State Police held him. He signed a waiver of extradition and was bound to the grand jury with a $2000 bond. Myron C McAfee and Richard Downey were fined after pleading guilty to intoxication.
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Athens
W. P. Mickle
Earl S. Sadler
Francis F. Dye
Rose White
Joseph B. Grogan
Sadler
Greenfield
Ind
Indiana State Police
Grogan
Indiana
Sadier
Mickle
Doan’s Pills Promoted For Kidney Health
A vintage advertorial describes kidney disorder symptoms, urging readers to ask their druggist for Doan’s Pills. The copy touts Doan’s as a stimulant diuretic used for over 60 years to help flush waste from the blood through the kidneys.
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Doan
Area Woman Hurt When Hit by Car in Athens
Mrs. Dena Koons aged 63 of Athens Route 4 was struck by a backing car driven by Paul E. Lockhart 25 of Salt Rock West Virginia at Court and State streets while awaiting a traffic light. She was taken to Sheltering Arms Hospital for minor injuries.
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Dena Koons
Athens
Court and
State Streets
Paul E. Lockhart
Salt Rock
W. Va
Court St
Koons
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Campus Police Report Thefts In Classrooms
Ohio University campus police are probing a series of pocketbook thefts in classroom buildings. Seven thefts were reported with five instructors and two students as victims. The incidents occurred in the Men's Gym Science Hall Rufus Putnam Hall and the Agriculture Building as unlocked pocketbooks were left on desks.
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Ohio University
E.S. Finsterwald
Finsterwald
Fire crews battle large trash pile blaze on Coulson Ave
City firemen were called to Coulson Ave at 11 12 p.m. Wednesday where a large trash pile was ablaze. There was no damage according to Chief Clarence A. Parker.
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Coulson Ave
Clarence A. Parker
Athens Scouts Prepare for Kootaga Camporee at Marietta Fairgrounds
About 65 Athens Boy Scouts from Troop 55 and other county troops travel to the Washington County Fairgrounds in Marietta for a three day Camporee featuring contests in compass nature signaling knot tying first aid fire by friction and a chariot race. Activities include campfires sunrise service and a court of honor with ratings based on camp craft fellow craft and project performance.
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Marletta
Richard Robe
Joe Scott
Athens
Robe
Scott
Athens County Board of Review
W. G. Davis
Chauncey
Ed Cole
Clark Dailey
Kootaga Area Council
Washington County Fairgrounds
Marietta
George Dion
Court of Honor
Legion Names Six Delegates
K. T. Crossen Post 21 American Legion elected six delegates and six alternates to attend the Eighth District convention June 19 in Wellston. Delegates: John DeMolet John Cox James M. Vercoe Everett Barnhart Sam F. Alvarez W R. Shaffer. Alternates: Frank L. Harvey Elza Wyatt Jr Ben Williams Wilson Carr Frank R. Murphy B. L. Spencer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. T. Crossen
American Legion
Wellston
Donald E. Robinson
Athens
John DeMolet
John Cox
James M. Vercoe
Everett Barnhart
Sam F. Alvarez
W. R. Shaffer
Frank L. Harvey
Elza Wyatt, Jr
Ben Williams
Wilson Carr
Frank R. Murphy
B. L. Spencer
Columbus
The
Post
Barnhart
Cox
Vercoe
Alvarez
Shaffer
Williams
DeMolet
Harvey
Wyatt
Carr
Joe Mechem
K. Bumpass
Thespian Society Awards Granted at Athens High School
Mrs. Charlotte Lane, Athens High School dramatics instructor, announced Thespian Society honors. Gold bar recipients include Flora Armbruster Connie Koehler Connie Herbert and Charles Frank for outstanding high school drama participation. New initiates are William McKee Robert Jones Alice Newcomb Llewellyn Robe and Nona Jean Green.
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Charlotte Lane
Athens High School
National Thespian Society
Flora Armbruster
Connie Koehler
Connie Herbert
Charles Frank
William McKee
Robert Jones
Alice Newcomb
Llewellyn Robe
Nona Jean Green
Warm start as June thermometers rise to 85 degrees
The early June day opened warm with a high around 85 degrees and a cooling night near 50. A repeat warm spell was forecast for Thursday with a morning temperature near 79. The Hocking River stood at 3.14 feet as reported by weather observer Mrs. C. N. France.
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Hocking River
C. N. France
Ex Athens Countian Dies in Alabama
W. J. Syx Sr aged 74 died recently at his Birmingham home where he worked as a real estate dealer. Born in Noble County he was reared at Nelsonville and is survived by a Alabama based widow three daughters two sons and two grandchildren.
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W. J. Syx, Sr
A. J. Syx
Athens
Birmingham
Ala
Noble County
Syx
Nelsonville
Alabama
Measles Leads May Disease Report From Athens Board
The Athens City County Board of Health reports sixteen communicable disease cases for May. Measles tops the list with eight cases, followed by mumps, scarlet fever, and syphilis with two each. One meningitis and one tuberculosis case are noted.
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Athens City County Board of Health
H. G. Southard
Measley
Ohio National Guard
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R. FE. “Mac” McCamn
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George K. Aralerman
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Guirk
Drury's
Adv
N. Court St
Ohio
S. Court ST
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Lady Esther
Seth Pit
Har A
Baby
Daumsy
MD Cule
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Heinz
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