Athens City School Board Hires Three Teachers
Three new teachers were hired at the Athens city schools and two resignations accepted. Francis Higgins will teach third grade at Central School, Helen Porter becomes seventh grade English, and Geraldine Brock joins high school French and Spanish replacing John Mancini. Helen Blesmeer moves from seventh to ninth grade English. The board also approved funds for summer recreation and driver training, and authorized bids to revamp the junior high heating plant to save about 22000.
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Athens
Petaok
Willard P. Barker
Francis Higgins
Keith Henry
Central School
Higgins
Ohio University
Helen Porter
University of Dean
Helen Blesmeer
Geraldine Brock
University of Kentucky
Cynthia
Brock
Lyce Joachim da Bella
John Mancini
Ou Oak Oak Pack River Force
Oak Park
Retterd
Charles McAfee
George Riser
Recreation Board
Thomas Bowen
Vice Case Rule Will Be Fought
Cleveland served notice of plans to appeal a decision by Athens County Judge Francis D. White. The city will pursue civil disciplinary rulings against 17 policemen in the Papa Joe Cremati vice case after White refused to delay execution and reinstated the officers. Cremati, convicted of assaulting a 13 year old girl, is appealing a penitentiary sentence.
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Cleveland
Athens County
Francis D. White
William T. McKnight
Papa Joe Cremati
McKnight
Judge White
Ohio Fuel Buys River Gas Firm in Athens Morgan Counties
The Ohio Public Utilities Commission approved the sale of River Gas Co. property in Athens and Morgan counties to Ohio Fuel Gas Co. for 18000 dollars. About 300 rural customers in the Amesville Chesterhill Pennsville Stockport district will be transferred to Ohio Fuel for improved service.
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Athens County
Morgan County
Ohio Fuel Gas Co
Ohio Public Utilities Commission
River Gas Co
Athens
Ohio Fuel
Com
Amesville
Chesterhill
Pennsville
Stockport
Shelter unit notes at arms hospital list admissions
Admissions include Bonnie K. Jones Athens Willa Jean Love Athens James DeWeese Mansfield George Hopkins Athens Gus Trantenellia Dayton George Hill Athens Dale Stanley Albany Leslie Halbirt Athens Route 4 Elien Shannon Athens Dismissals include Mrs Charles Foster Athens and son Beverly Williams Shade John Martin Stewart Route 1 Ralph Beasley Athens Mrs Lucille Carsey The Plains Kathleen Bradbury Millfield Route 1 Dr L L Goldberg Athens.
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Bonnie K. Jones
Athens
Willa Jean Love
James DeWeese
Mansfield
George Hopkins
Gus Trantenellia
Dayton
George Hill
Dale Stanley
Albany
Leslie Halbirt
Elien Shannon
Charles Foster
Beverly Williams
Shade
John Martin
Stewart
Ralph Beasley
Lucille Carsey
the Plains
Kathleen Bradbury
Millfield
L. L. Goldberg
AHS Seniors Unhurt In Lake Hope Crash
Four Athens High School seniors escaped unharmed when their car left Route on a curve at Lake Hope lodge and rolled into a mudbank Wednesday morning. Driver Allan Morley and passengers Tom Littler, Dick Oberholzer and Bill Ogle were uninjured despite a damaged vehicle.
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Athens High School
Lake Hope Lodge
Ina
Allan Morley
Morley
Tom Littler
Dick Oberholzer
Bill Ogle
Firearms Discussion Slated for Boys
Athens County Junior Deputy Sheriff's League will meet tonight at 7 p m in the courthouse. Deputy Sheriffs Harold Shields and Bernard Porter will discuss safety in the use and care of firearms.
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Athens County
Harold Shields
Bernard Porter
Alumni Honor Bricker to Speak at OU Reunion
Ohio University honors 11 alumni with certificates of merit at the alumni reunion luncheon on Saturday. Bricker will speak Sunday at 2 p.m. on campus. Events include bus campus tours, a luncheon, a supper and concert under the elms, and a free screening of Mr Hulot's Holiday.
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Bricker
OU Center
Cass McCunes
Soca
John W. Bricker
Delivramen
Roger Mills Rice
First Presbyterian Church
Charles Minelli
John Massie
Steubenville
Bacoat
Leighton
Massie
Ohio University Alumni Association
George C Parks
University
C. Don McVay
Ohio Farmers Insurance Company
Ohio Farmers Indemnity Company
Margaret Flory
Board of Foreign Missions
The
Presbyterian Church
U. S
Gertrude Maier
South High School
Youngstown
Ohio University
Jesse Zousmer
Edward R. Murrow
William H. Fenzel
Alumni Association
George W. Starcher
University of North Dakota
Dorothy Purviance Morgan
Cleveland Women's Club
OU Alumni Association
Gordon K. Bush
Athens Messenger
Rush Elliott
OU College of Arts and Sciences
William S. Keplinger
Crown Zellerbach Corporation
San Francisco
Northern California
William J. “Dutch” Trautwein
OU Trautwein
Wittenburg College
John Baker
Mr. Hulot
Memorial Auditorium
Galbreath to Appear On Murrow Program
Ohio vintage belles event mentions John C. Galbreath OU trustee leaving Athens for New York after a meeting. He and Mrs. Galbreath will be interviewed Friday on the Murrow program telecast locally over Channel 6.
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John C. Galbreath
Athens
New York
Mrs. Galbreath
Urrow Sandrome
Channel 6
Albany Native Dies in East Albany
Mrs. Margaret J. Haws, 52, of Buffalo New York, died Tuesday at Millard Fillmore Hospital after four months illness. Native of Albany, she lived in Buffalo 15 years and worked as a stenographer. Survivors include mother Olive Herron of New Marshfield, brother Glenn Wingett of Mr Airy Maryland, sisters Mrs John Deens Akron and Mrs Harve Whitlock Marshfield, and two half brothers John Herron New Marshfield and Clyde Herron Columbus. Visitation after 4 pm Friday at ler Ferguson Hughes funeral home with services 1:30 pm Saturday by Rev Miles Hoon. Burial Hebardville.
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Margaret J. Haws
Buffalo
N. Y
Millard-Fillmore Hospital
Albany
Haws
Olive D. Herron
New Marshfield
Glenn Wingett
Airy
John Deens Akron
Harve Whitlock
Marshfield
John Herron
Clyde Herron
Columbus
ler-Ferguson- Hughes Funeral Home
Miles Hoon
Hebardville
Drunken Driver Fails to Appears. Bond Forfeited in Newark
George Thom as Adam, 32, Newark, forfeited a $200 bond after missing municipal court for a drunken driving charge. Judge John Newcomb issued bench warrants for Adam, who remains subject to potential jail time and license suspension if convicted.
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George Thomas Adam
Newark
Adams
John Newcomb
Adam
False alarm in East Green blamed on malice
City firefighters were sent to East Green at 1 a m to tackle reports of burning trash barrels. Upon arrival no fire was found and Chief Charles Dalton labeled the call a malicious false alarm.
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East Green
Charles Dalton
Army Unit Parade Through City Marks Military Visit
An Army unit moved through Court St this morning creating a military reservation look with trucks and military vehicles lining the street around 10 30 a m. The unit’s identity and destination were not disclosed.
Columbus Man Returned to Jail on Assault Charge
Fred D. Root of Columbus was returned to Athens County on Wednesday to face a felonious assault charge filed by Justice of the Peace M. E. Christman of Trimble Township. The accusation involves a girl under 14 years of age.
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Fred D. Root
Columbus
Athens County
Court of Justice of the Peace
M. E. Christman
Trimble Township
Root
June Loses Appeal as Autumn Air Settles In
June’s appeal waned with cooling weather as autumn air settled in. The report notes a low reading near 61 degrees at 9 am by Hamley Run amid cloudy skies and a chance of rain.
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The
Mercury
Hamley Run
Ames Men Assaulted By Youths
Everett said about 1130 p.m. three men attacked him as he poured gasoline in a carburetor and swung a coal shovel, breaking a window before fleeing in a car. Sheriff Bateman said a second assault on Mr LaFollette by three men at his home was reported this morning. Police in Nelsonville and Athens were asked to watch for the suspects and their vehicle.
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Everett
Bateman
LaFollette
eDougall
Nelsonville
Athens
Four Young Men Take Draft Examinations in Athens
Four youths from Athens and nearby Glouster underwent pre induction physical exams with the unit from Columbus. The group, led by Pierce, traveled by bus at 7 20 am and is part of the county draft ahead of a July 2 service date. Names include J C Daily Donald L Joes John W Mitchell and Gerald Buckman.
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Sears Wate
Renee Votey
Athens
Columbus
J C. Daily
Donald L. Joes
John W. Mitchell
Gerald Buckman
Glouster
Pierce
Mrs Arnold Lonas Rites Planned Saturday
Funeral services set for 2 p m Saturday at Luhrig Church for Mrs Arnold Lonas 75 who died Tuesday at her home. Friends may call at Jagers funeral home until 10 a m Friday and then at the family residence prior to services conducted by Rev B H Pugh and Rev Jay Styles. Burial in Union Cemetery.
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Luhrig
Arnold Lonas
Athens
Jagers
B H. Pugh
Jay Styles
Union Ganneteny
Blood Program Board Approves Revised Eight Month Budget
The board adopted a revised eight month budget ending March 1 194. It earmarks $427 in pledges from the 194 emergency drive and aims to revive a vital blood program. Blood collections show county total 968 pints Jan 1 to June 1 with hospitals using 234 pints Jan 1 to April 1.
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Counry
Marriage Licenses Issued to Regional Couples
Robert Boggs age 7 of Coolville and Shirley Beyler age 16 of Guysville receive a marriage license. Stephen B. Kantner age 19 of Athens Route 3 wed Ada Mae Null age 2 of Albany in a separate filing.
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Robert Boggs
Coolville
Shirley Beyler
Guysville
Stephen B. Kantner
Athens
Ada Mae Null
Albany
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