Athens High senior class program scheduled for Tuesday
Music and a one act play will highlight Athens High School senior class program Tuesday at 2 p.m. in the high school auditorium. Principal Oliver L. Wood will present certificates and awards. The production features a reading by several students, solo performances, and choral numbers with a reception for the class and parents afterward.
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Athens High School
Oliver L. Wood
Wood
Sever
Phil Nye
David White
Jane Morgan
Kenneth Radcliffe
Jo Ann Schwartz
Joe Steiff
Nona Jean Green
Elizabeth West
Bill Wolfe
Waters of the
Little Maids
Nine Hundred Fifth Graders? No, 105 Ninth Graders To Receive Certificates
Promotion exercises for 105 Athens Junior High School ninth graders will be held Wednesday at 8:15 p.m. in the high school auditorium. Principal Sherman Gilmore will present certificates as Homer T. Baird, school board member, receives the class. Speakers include Richard Barker, Phyllis Peterson, Clark Higgins, Roderick Oadis, Nancy Ellis, and Geneva Wilson. A ninth grade girls chorus and instrumental solos will perform under Rev. Drell H. Goff’s invocation and benediction.
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Athens
Sherman Gilmore
Gilmore
Homer T. Baird
Athens County
Richard Barker
Phyllis Peterson
Clark Higgins
Roderick Oadis
Nancy Ellis
Geneva Wilson
Richard Slater
Tommy Baird
Robert McGammon
Drell H. Goff
Carolyn Alexander
Byron Ward Andrews
Robert Dale Atwood
Homer T. Baird, Jr
William Barnes
Ruth Anne Bell
John Biddle
David Lawrence Bovard
Jackie Lee Bratton
Lloyd Lewis
Elaine Overley
Fauntelle Overly
James Parsons
Jack C. Perkins
Phyllis Jean Peterson
Donald L. Pierce
Charles Frederick Pyles
Nancy Ann Riegel
Donald Rosser
George William Sands
Gerald Saunders
Robert Lee Schaeffer
Roberta Marie Schaeffer
Ralph Charles Schall
Jerry Schuler
Donald Ralph Schwartz
Marshall Seigfred
Clyde E. Shaver
James W. Sheldon
Suzanne Shepard
T. Kenneth Shin
Births and admissions at Shelterin g Arms Hospital
Birth announcements list Mr and Mrs Charles Hiles Millfield Route 2 a daughter and Mr and Mrs Phil Hess Athens Route 4 a daughter. Admissions include Wanda Ball The Plains Beverly Bennett Athens Route 3 Gregory Brunton Gloucester and several others. Dismissals include Mrs Guy Francey Athens and daughter and Mrs Charles Fridenmaker Albany and son.
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Charles Hiles
Millfield
Phil Hess
Athens
Wanda Ball
the Plains
Beverly Bennett
Gregory Brunton
Glouster
Janice Boyer
Coolville
Margaret Walden
Corning
Guy Francey
Charles Fridenmaker
Albany
Frank Faris
Paul McClelland
Delbert V. Skinner
Trimble
Flora Ervin
Geraldine Hope
Scout Project Selected for National Jamboree Display
An Athens Boy Scout troop project built a light-pole rope lash bridge at a Parkersburg camporee and earned a blue flag for best camp sites and demonstrations. The project, 60 feet long using only light wood and rope, will be shown at the National Boy Scout Jamboree in Valley Forge, Pa. Scoutmaster change noted as Paul Staley succeeds Arthur Long.
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Athens
Valley Forge
First
Christian Church
Parkersburg
Paul Staley
Arthur Long
H. B. Boles
Frank Lambert
Jim Metcalf
Quale Vermillion
Buzz Sherwood
Bill Wolfe
James Goldsworthy
Cloyce Martin
Jack
George Kabat
Joe Maffett
Larry Scriven
James Moore
Larry
Delbert
Boston man awarded AEC fellowship with Northwestern work
Charles Ray Boston of Bellaire Ohio after graduating from Ohio University with a chemistry degree received a research fellowship with the Atomic Energy Commission sponsored by Northwestern University where he is pursuing graduate work in chemistry The couple is connected to Athens where Barbara Allen was formerly a resident's wife
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Charles Ray Boston
Ohio University
Athens
Atomic Energy Commission
Northwestern University
Bellaire
Barbara Allen
Boston
Ohio U
Northwestern
District 24 FOE to Hold Jackson Meeting Sunday
District 24 FOE will hold a monthly meeting in Jackson on Sunday at 2 p m. Towns represented include Pomeroy Gallipolis Oak Hill Wellston Mc Arthur Athens and Jackson. Expected Athens attendees include Elmer Tittle George Ashworth and Robert Rowan among others.
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FOE
Jackson
Pomeroy
Gallipolis
Oak Hill
Wellston
McArthur
Athens
Elmer Tittle
George Ashworth
Robert Rowan
Competitive Tests for Wright Patterson Base Posts
Competitive examinations for probational appointment as contractual specialists at Wright Patterson Air Force Base Dayton have been announced by the board of U S Civil Service Examiners. Salaries range from $3825 to $5400 a year, with applications obtainable before June 26 from F D Higgins local secretary.
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Wright-Patterson Air Force Base
Dayton
Board of
U. S. Civil Service Examiners
F. D. Higgins
Farley Graduates At Bob Jones University
Robert Blaine Farley son of Mr and Mrs Irvis Farley Albany was listed among last weeks graduates at Bob Jones University He earned a bachelor of arts degree from the School of Religion with a major in Bible.
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Greenville
Robert Blaine Farley
Irvis Farley
Albany
Bob Jones University
School of Religion
Weekend traffic duties keep city police busy with accidents and crowd control
Police investigated three accidents on E State Street and nearby streets over the weekend. In one collision Sam Grim and E W Whitmore were involved. another crash occurred when Leo Martin backed into a parking space hitting Thomas Vercoe. a third two car wreck damaged by 75 dollars each involved Charles Hunsicker and Constance Kaufman. About 2000 spectators attended motorcycle races at the fairgrounds without incident. Walter Verner and Donald Bishop faced $5 fines each after arraignment for playing baseball on streets under an ordinance enforced by Mayor Mickle.
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Sam Grim
Athens
E. W. Whitmore
H. E. State St
E. State St
Watt St
Leo Martin
Thomas Vercoe
Vercoe
Howard Hall
S. College St
Charles E. Hunsicker
W. Washington St
Constance Ann Kaufman
Morris Ave
Walter S. Verner
Donald G. Bishop
W. P. Mickle
Patrol Reports Two Weekend Crashes Involving Drivers
State Highway Patrol documented two weekend accidents. Glendon Smith, 28, Logan, injured a bakery truck driver when the vehicle skidded on wet pavement and overturned on Route 13 near Redtown. The vehicle sustained heavy damage. Samuel Bauman, 22, Dayton, and Loren Warren Lee, 31, Albany, collided on Route 50 four miles west of Athens with heavy damage but no injuries. Bauman was fined $10 and costs for driving on the wrong side of the highway. Eugene B. Rowland, 28, Albany, also fined $10 and costs for unsafe operation.
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Logan
State Highway Patrol
Glendon Smith
Redtown
Samuel Lee Bauman
Dayton
Loren Warren Lee
Albany
Athens
Bauman
Lee
W. P. Mickle
Mickle
Eugene B. Rowland
Waterloo Preserve Opens Wide For Stocked Bass Pond
Waterloo Preserve near New Marshfield welcomes public fishing at the bass stocked pond behind the game production foreman Ray Sickles home. The six year old area now supports deer quail grouse coon and rabbits with corn buckwheat and wheat crops for wildlife and ongoing habitat improvements.
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Waterloo State Forest
New Marshfield
Ray Sickles
Pioneer Hewitt
Mineral
Sickles
Wild Life Department
Waterloo
Vinton County
Waterloo Forest
Divorce Sought in Common Pleas Court
Mildred Withrow filed for divorce from Charles Withrow in common pleas court citing extreme cruelty and gross neglect of duty. The couple married May 27, 1931 and have no children.
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Common Pleas Court
Mildred Withrow
Charles Withrow
Marriage Licenses Issued for Several Couples
Robert Lee Tipton aged 28 from Leesville weds Beverly Jeanne Brumley 23 of Athens. Max Vearl Jansen 32 and Geneva Alice Hysell 25 both of Nelsonville. Frank Hickman 32 and Kathryn Bullock 29 both of Nelsonville. Frederic Yount Shupe 21 of Springfield weds Mary Ruth Warden 21 of Athens.
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Robert Lee Tipton
Leesville
Beverly Jeanne Brumley
Athens
Max Vearl Jansen
Geneva
Alice Hysell
Nelsonville
Frank Hickman
Kathryn Bullock
Frederic Yount Shupe
Springfield
Mary Ruth Warden
Weather Outlook for Mercury Region Cooler Weekend
Cooler weather followed a Saturday rain of 0.65 inches. The thermometer will not rise above 70 degrees Sunday with a low around 51 degrees overnight.
Smoke Scare Brings Athens Firemen to Address Trash Fire
A smoke scare at 4 Stewart St. prompted Athens firemen to respond at 11:05 Sunday. Occupants of an upstairs apartment smelled smoke from a trash burn in a downstairs stove. no damage was reported. Fire Chief Clar ence A. Parker said the incident was under control.
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Earl Ruston
Stewart St
Clarence A. Parker
Jailed for Failure To Pay Court Fine
Jim Woods 23 of Nelsonville jailed Saturday afternoon for failing to pay a $15 fine plus costs. He was arraigned before Mayor W P Mickle on an assault and battery charge filed by Elmer Elliott of New Marshfield. Woods pleaded guilty.
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Jim Woods
Nelsonville
Woods
W. P. Mickle
Elmer Elliott
New Marshfield
Palm Reader Is Charged In City Court
Lily White, 47, of W State St, faces a charge of reading palms and telling fortunes without a license in Mayor Mickle's court. Police arrested her Saturday night at her reading room and photo shop on W State St near Court St. She declined a plea at arraignment and requested a continuation to obtain counsel.
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W. P. Mickle
Lily White
W. State St
Court St
Mickle
Exams Announced for Federal Posts in Three States
The U S Civil Service Commission announced examinations for office machine operators in Ohio Indiana and Kentucky. Pay ranges from 2200 to 3825 dollars yearly. Applications must be received by June 1, per F D Higgins Athens local secretary at the Athens post office.
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Ohio
Indiana
Kentucky
U. S. Civil Service Commission
F. D. Higgins
Athens
Fellow Craft Degree to Be Conferred by Paramathia Lodge 25
Paramathia Lodge 25 F and A M will confer the Fellow Craft degree on a class of candidates at a special meeting Tuesday at 7 p m in the Masonic Temple. George M Fee, worshipful master, announces the event.
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Paramathia Lodge
F&am
Masonic Temple
George M. Fee
Columbus Riders Take Cycle Honors
Three Columbus riders won first place honors at motorcycle races Sunday hosted by the Athens Motorcycle Club. Richard Zurbeck of Cleveland sustained a fractured arm and was treated at Sheltering Arms Hospital. Attendance at the fairgrounds was about 2000 with hundreds watching from outside. 34 entrants competed for $600 in prizes. Bobby Hill won expert, Clyde Eaton novices, Eddie Snyder amateur. Jenkins Slusher placed third in expert. Riders came from Cleveland Columbus Dayton Mansfield Detroit and Indiana. Jimmie Pegrin, five, led riders onto the track on his midget bike.
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Columbus
Athens Motorcycle Club
Cleveland
Richard Zurbeck
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Ralph Perry
Fairgrounds
Bobby Hill
Clyde Eaton
Eddie Snyder
Jenkins Slusher
Guysville
Dayton
Mansfield
Detroit
Indiana
Jimmie Pegrin
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Williamson Gas
Williamson Coal
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Ohio Associated Businessmen, Inc
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