Courts of Honor Dominate Scout Activity This Week
Scout activity fills the week as Troops 54 55 and 51 plan courts of honor. Troop 51 led by Walton Davies held a Sunday parade and awarded second class badges to Sheldon Rowan John Eggleston James Eggleston Phillip Straw and Joe Martin.
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Methodist Men
Central Ave
Sheldon Rowan
John Eggleston
James Eggleston
Phillip Straw
Joe Martin
Charles R. Randall
Hock- Hocking
Ted Neutzling
C. Melvin Alkire
Walton Davies
Ralph Straw
Court of Honor
Marion Crawley
Harold Miller
Wood
Flint and Steel
Ohio Wildlife Division
Pearly Clark
Wallace Cameron
John Bowling
Ed Lynn
Robert Mahn
Quincy Robe
David Straw
George Murphy
Joe Watkins
Marin
Lake Hope
Herb McClintock
Tenderfoot
Bill Harmon
Troop 54
Board of Review
Post 54
Athens
Richard Life
Route 5 Man Fined On Two Charges
Oba Douglas Jr of Route 5 pleaded guilty in Municipal Court Monday to intoxication and resisting arrest. He was fined 50 dollars plus costs for intoxication and 25 dollars plus costs for resisting arrest. The intoxication charge cited Flossie Douglas and the resisting count was signed by Sheriff Harold Shields.
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Oba Douglas, Jr
Athens
Flossie Douglas
Harold Shields
Tin use in solder paste exceeds nine hundred thousand pounds
The report notes that the United States consumes over 890000 pounds of tin annually in solder paste, highlighting the material’s prominent role in electronics manufacturing and potential supply considerations.
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United States
Weekend Cool After Rain In Athens And Surrounding Areas
Weekend weather pattern featured cooler conditions after Saturdays rain. Observer C. L. Colmer reported 0.45 inches in Athens, with May rainfall totaling 5.95 inches vs 2.83 inches last month. Athens 11 am temp 69, low 55, Hamiley Run 51. Weekend rural temps: Fri 84/47, Sat 81/58, Sun 71/50.
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US. S&s
C. L. Colmer
Athens
Colmer
Hamiley Run
Mrs Bean Dies Sunday at 86 in Athens Area
Minnie Fitch Bean 86 died Sunday afternoon at her daughter’s home in Athens after years of ill health. Born in Erie Pa she lived mainly in Coolville and Guysville before moving to Athens seven months ago. Survived by daughters Mrs Ray Love and Mrs E C Christy a son Arthur F Bean five grandchildren and 13 great grandchildren. Services at Dowler Ferguson Hughes funeral home Wednesday at 1 pm by Rev C L Wooten. Burial in Bean Cemetery Guysville.
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Minnie Fitch Bean
Burtena Skinner
Washington St
Erie
Samuel and
Josephine Fitch
Coolville
Guysville
Athens
Ray Love
E. C. Christy
Arthur F. Bean
Chillicothe
Dowler-Ferguson- Hughes
C. L. Wooten
Bean Cemetery
Hit-Skip Driver Sought After Night Collision on Union Street
Police seek the hit-skip driver who struck William Offenbacker in Johnson Hall, as a red pickup crossed the centerline on W Union Street near James Service Station Friday at 9 p.m. Offenbacker, 21, reported the left rear of his car damaged in the crash.
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Union St
James
William Offenbacker
Johnson Hall
Offenbacker
Roy al McBee Corp sets June 20 directors meeting
PORT CHESTER N Y Roy al McBee Corp announced its next directors meeting will be held June 20 where dividend actions are typically taken. The date had been announced as June 18 previously.
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Port Chester
N. Y
Royal McBee Corp
Thimmel Fined in Municipal Court for Reckless Operation
Silas W. Thimmel of 69 percent Mulberry Street pleaded guilty to reckless operation in municipal court and was fined $25 plus costs.
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Silas W. Thimmel
Mulberry St
McCafferty Fined for Driving Left of Center in Chauncey
Cecil McCafferty 42 of Willoughby was fined 20 dollars and costs in Chauncey mayor s court on a State Highway Patrol charge of driving left of center. The citation stemmed from a car truck collision on Route 33 at Circle Hill last week.
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Cecil McCafferty
Willoughby
Chauncey
Circle Hill
Pleads Guilty in Grove City mistreatment case
Arnold C. Nestor of Grove City pleaded guilty in Municipal Court to taking improper liberties with a 10-year-old girl. He was arrested by Washington County deputies after the Sugar Creek girl was mistreated Saturday. Nestor is held on $1000 bond pending grand jury decision or Municipal Court handling. A deputy said he has a prior similar conviction.
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Arnold C. Nestor
Grove City
Nestor
Washington County
Sugar Creek
Athens County
Harold Shields
Dean Castle Rites Planned
Dean Castle 60 former railway expressman in Athens died Saturday at the home of Mrs Irene Stiner Fremont Route 1. He worked for the railway express company in Fremont and was a member of the Moose Eagles and American Legion. Survivors include nephews Otho and Vernon Castle Athens and Earl Columbus. Friends may call at Well er Wanderley funeral home Fremont with services 1:30 p.m. Tuesday. Graveside rites 1 p.m. Wednesday Alexander Cemetery Hebardville conducted by Rev Laurence Woodruff.
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Dean Castle
Athens
Irene Stiner
Fostoria
Castle
Isaac
Sarah Smith Castle
Railway Express Company
Fremont
Moose, Eagles and American Legion
Otho
Vernon Castle
Earl of Columbus
Weller-Wanderley
Alexander
Hebardville
Laurence Woodruff
Fox Shot After Fight With Farmer's Dog
The fox carcass was turned to Ohio University for rabies testing. Sheriff Deputy Max Valkinburg said William Davis of Nelsonville Route 1 shot the fox on his farm after a fight with Davis' dog in which the dog was bitten by the fox.
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State Health Department
Ohio University
Max Valkinburg
Valkinburg
William Davis
Nelsonville
Davis
Athens Fire Department to switch to own two way radio system
The Athens Fire Department plans to implement a two way wireless system within two weeks. Fire Chief Charles W. Dalton said a 60 watt radio set is at the station and mobile units are being converted. The department holds FCC license KQG 581 and will reduce police frequency traffic by using its own channel.
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Athens Fire Department
Charles W. Dalton
Federal Communications Commission
Athens
Fire Department
Attending Sales School in Athens for Royal McBee Corp
Ten salesmen from six states and Canada are in Athens for a four week Royal McBee Corp technical training session led by Dan Merrick. Two top Royal McBee executives joined to learn the local firm’s products and sales methods. Participants include John Vogeler New York City and David Marder Port Chester along with Douglas Adrian Montreal William Bentley Kenneth Fisher Glen Bollman Allen Hoeppner John Kutzer Harold Mostkoff John O'Meara Gordon Pradham and Charles Volz from several U.S. and Canadian cities.
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States
Canada
Athens
Royal Mc- Bee Corp
Dan Merrick
Royal Mc- Bee
John Vogeler
New York City
McBee Products
David Marder
Port Chester
N. Y
Market Research Department
Douglas Adrian
Montreal
Can
William Bentley
Kenneth Fisher
Minneapolis
County 4-H Officers and Parents Conference Planned
The Officers Advisors and Parents Conference for 4-H groups will be held Tuesday at 8 p.m. in Mechanicsburg School. Demonstrations instructions and entertainment are planned with parents and 4-H members visiting discussion groups and giving reports later.
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Mechanicsburg
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