Two Plead Guilty in Athens Co Drilling Thefts
In Athens County a wave of drilling equipment thefts has been curbed as Austin and William McNutt of Canton and Lancaster pleaded guilty to affidavits charging theft of tools and gear from the Loux farm near Shade on June 5. The men admitted selling parts to a Nelsonville dealer for five dollars and faced bond and court action as investigators linked related thefts to local mines and junkyards.
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Athens Co
Athens County
Austin
William McNutt
Canton
Lancaster
T. R. Bennett
Frank Loux
Shade
Harley Ross
Athens
D. K. Parrett
Hamsey Run
Nelsonville
Evane
Carthage Gap
Evans Ad
Government Seeks Explosive Chemists for Civil Service
The United States Civil Service Commission seeks explosive chemists and chemical technologists for federal service under the national defense program. Examinations open for multiple chemist grades with salaries from 2600 to 4600 dollars yearly. Applications must be filed in Washington by June 24, with Athens post offering further information.
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United States Civil Service Commission
J. L. C. Kelley
Board of Civil Service Examiners
Athens
Commie
Washington
Enev
Athens Legion Auxiliary Plans State Meeting Trip
Athens County and nn? Spanish American War veterans and Ladies Auxiliary No. 64 held meetings Monday night. Commander Edward Baker led the camp gathering and Mrs. Willem Hampton presided at the auxiliary. About 430 attendance was noted. Plans to attend the state convention were announced by several members including Mr and Mrs Hampton and others from Salem and Athens.
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Athens County
Ladies Aussiary
American Legion
Edward Baker
Tommamter
Willem Hampton
Efeam
Ene
Totter
Wiliam Hampton
Shade
William Horn
Salem
Ward Walker
Herbert Sutton
Jessie Ranch
Athens
F. H. Staffinger
Chances
Milena
Loyal Sisters 4-H Club Meets at Adviser’s Home
The Loyal Sisters 4-H Club met Saturday afternoon at adviser Mrs. Merle Johnson’s home. Ida Mae Brown, Margene Burcham, and Orleta Athcraft were noted as fond supporters. The next meeting is planned for Saturday at Dorothy Hanning’s home.
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Loyal Sisters
Merle Johnson
Ida Mae Brown
Margene Burcham
Orleta Athcraft
Mise Dorothy Hanning
Three Youths Sentenced at Mansfield by Judge Rowland
Three youths from Athens Dallas Nester and Finney and brother Beoth ers were sentenced this morning by Common Pleas Judge C F Rowland to terms in Mansfield Reformatory. They withdrew not guilty pleas and entered guilty pleas to a joint indictment charging breaking and entering. The older Nester received a similar sentence on a separate indictment after pleading guilty. Deputy Sheriff Charles Evans said the Nester brothers had been involved in a year long Athens theft series and were on bond when the offenses were committed. Judge Rowland noted parental blame in youth crime and stated that in nine tenths of cases fathers and others may be as guilty as the sons.
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Charen Bagless
Anertf
Sti
Evann
Godan
Saturiny
Mmerny
Day
McNutte
Nuzum
Toss
Evans
Evane
Francie Mo Ut
Athens
Bayless
Linton
Nelsonville
Floodwood
Standard Furl" Co
Mn B
Bennett
Iquina
Touinment. I ' A
Onnig Ang Laas Nester
Beothers
John Finneatty
C. F. Rowland
Mansfield Reformatory
Dallas
Finnea
Nester
Charles Evans
Nester Wrothers
Rowland
16 Year Old Divorce Suit In Common Pleas Court
Orrie McGee sues his wife La den Bobo McGee in Common Pleas Court seeking divorce and division of jointly owned property. Petition alleges incompatibility and fault. Case cites residence at the home of the wife’s father in Albans Beach.
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Orrie McGee
Bobo McGee
Doner
Minttts
New Lazington
Albans Beach
United States
Rural Affairs Institute Set to Open June 19 at Athens High
The Athens division of the Rural Affairs Institute launches June 19 at Athens High School with lectures by Wertz, Crist, and Kolm on economic social backgrounds and the people in the land. Workshops will cover government roles in democracy and future farm policy. Eight Ohio counties are involved with sessions in Athens and other cities, inviting extension agents and rural educators to conferences.
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Athens
Diington
Meigs
Gallia
Lawrence
J. Morgan
Ohio State University
Vi R. Wertz
Wenes
Raymond E
Crist
University of Titinoin
J. H. Kolm
University of Wisconsin
William Ho Hessler
Cincinnati Enquirer
A. R. Mangus
Fo Miller Chapeman
Us 8 Department of Agriculture
Ohio
Mansfield
Cobridge
Hillsboro
Bowling ‘Or
Sidney
Columbus
Raven
Een
Louisville Woman Injured in Crash Near Airport
Edna Vides a 6 year old San Anna City El Salvador resident and Miss Deneke were hospitalized after a collision near Louisville Airport at 9 o clock this morning. Deneke is expected to be released tomorrow to return to Louisville by train. The Vides family plans to continue to New York for their return home.
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Louielle
Loui Mille
Minna
Miss Deneke
Louisville
Lea Hhy
Vides
New York
McAllister Fen Held Friday
Funeral services for Paul McAllister age 30 of Buffalo N Y will be held Friday afternoon at two at the home of Arthur Oxley 95 West State Street He died yesterday in Keaton from injuries sustained Saturday when his car was struck by a milk truck on the Lincoln Highway while en route home from a business trip in Indiana McAllister worked as a tool and die maker for General Electric Co He leaves a widow Dorothy Osley formerly of Athens an infant Paul Harrison and his parents Mr and Mrs Samuel McAllister of Sharon Pa He also leaves a brother Carmel of Warren Friends may call at the Onley home after moon Thursday
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Arthur Oxley
State St
Paul McAllister
Buffalo
N. Y
Keaton
Forrest
O. McAllister
Lincoln’ Highway
McAllister
Indiana
M Too
General Electric Co
Dorothy Osley
Athens
Paul Harrison
Samuel McAllister
Sharon
Carmel
Warren Briends
Onley
Moon
AAA Chairman Outlines Use Of Air Photos
AAA chairman Frank Pugh outlines air photo use to boost agricultural efficiency. Athens County began field photography at about 1400 feet with enlargements at ten acres per inch. Enlarge ments are sent to the conservation office for controlled measurements and farm sections.
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Erin
Frank Pugh
Athens
AAA
Athens County
Pugh
Athens Conservation Office
Iade
Conservation Office
Ohio
Social Security Info Session Held in Athens Thursday
Residents of Athens County may learn about Old Age and Survivors Insurance rights and duties from the Social Security Board. A representative from the Nelsonville office will be at the Employment Security Center on Court Street in Athens on Thursday, June 13 from 1 to 2 pm.
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Nelgonville
Social Security Board
Court St Athens
Nelsonville
Athen County
Thureh Board Plans Meeting at Nice Park
The final meeting of the board of the First Methodist Thureh will be held Thursday evening June 13 at Nice Park Dienie's upper. A supper and two games from 3 o'clock until evening hour precede the business session. Members of the adult classes of the Sunday School are invited to participate.
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Niew Par Dienie
Yelock
Burchfield Rites Planned At Poston Church
Funeral services are planned Thursday for Burchfield 26 who died Sunday at his Poston home after weeks of illness. Interment will be at Clarks Chapel. He leaves a wife and son, James Edward, four brothers and four sisters, with services to be held at Poston Church. Friends may call at the family home.
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Burchfield
Poston
Clarks Chapel
Wfe
James Edward
Charles
Dan
Athens
Wilbur
Barberton
Willan Morrison
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