Good Community Attracts Industry Say Ohio Official
Ohio Attorney General C William O Neill told the Athens Board of Trade that a strong community makes a place attractive to industry and urged support for Ohio University. He cited Marietta expansion as proof that civic leadership draws investment and urged continued high schools, government, services, churches, and family growth to sustain growth. The meeting also installed Jaycees officers led by Charles H Fulks with Edward A Cottingham and others joining the board of control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens Board of Trade
C. William O'Neill
Ohio
Barrw
Edward A. Cottingham
Athens
Fred H. Sands
Board of Control
C. B. Nye
O'Neill
Joseph S. Gill
Gill
Clarence M. Gill
Mariettan
Ruhr Valley
United States
Mississippi
Ohio Supreme Court
Ohio River
Chamber
Marietta
Ohio University
Bobo
Roy Hawk
H. T. Phillips
Charles W. Reamer
Francis B. Fuller
Thomas H. Evans
Carl A. Frey
Howard Stout
Sherman Gilmore
Laverne F. Lausche
Robert Mathews
Board of Trade
Dwight H. Rutherford
H. ©. Bobo
Messenger Newsphoto
Rest home operator hurt in Athens two car crash
Martha Carpenter Diltz 73 operator of Martha's Rest Home was injured in a two car crash at the Hastings and Rock Riffle Roads junction. She was taken to Sheltering Arms Hospital with an injured left arm and possible further injuries. Melvin Walls 19 of Athens Route 4 drove the other car. Walls is ordered to appear Wednesday at 5 15 p m in JP D E Jones court.
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Athens
Hastings
Rock Riffle
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Martha Carpenter Diltz
Martha's Rest Home
Union St
State Highway Patrol
Mrs Fierce Dies Aged 57 In Columbus
Margaret Fierce 57 of Columbus died Tuesday afternoon in White Cross Hospital. Survived by husband Everett two daughters Mrs Norman Stockpole and Mrs Robert Deine both of Columbus one son John Fierce of California two grandsons and four sisters Mrs Frey Thyson Corning Mrs Max Hemsley Jacksonville Mrs Charles Cook Toledo and Mrs Thelma Tanner Funeral services arranged by Blower funeral home friends may call.
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Glouster
Margaret Fierce
Columbus
White Cross Hospital
Everett
Norman Stockpole
Robert Deine
John Fierce
California
Frey Thyson
Corning
Max Hemsley
Jacksonville
Charles Cook
Toledo
Thelma Tanner
Blower Funeral Home
Rites To Be Thursday For Henry Miller
Funeral services for Henry Miller set for Thursday at 2 p m in Glouster Methodist Church with Rev R S Lawrence officiating. He leaves a sister Mrs Russell Lydenberg and a brother Pete Miller. Burial in Glouster Cemetery. Friends may call at Pete Miller’s Republic Avenue home.
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Glouster
Henry Miller
Suit Filed To Collect Unpaid Property Tax
A petition in Common Pleas Court by county treasurer Ed Lasch against Daugherty Tanner Inc seeks $722.48 for unpaid personal property taxes. The sheriff is to attach an automobile if payment is not made.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Pleas Court
Ed Lasch
Daugherty-Tanner, Inc
Co. E. Berry
DAV To Meet in New Home Friday
Conrath Bean chapter of Disabled American Veterans will meet Friday at 8 p m in its new home at Apartment Building 15 corner of Fast State and Home Streets. Commander C A Parker said officers will be installed and refreshments served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conrath-Bean
Disabled American Veterans
Fast State
C. A. Parker
Tucker Rites Set For Leonard Tucker Funeral
Funeral services for Leonard Tucker aged 72 will be held Thursday at 1 30 p m at Dowler Ferguson Hughes funeral home. The late Mr Tucker died Tuesday at his home on Athens Route 4 burial will take place at Clarks Chapel friends may call at the funeral home at any time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dowler-Ferguson- Hughes
F. K. Penrose
Leonard Tucker
Athens
Clarks Chapel
Band practice starts at Marshfield Waterloo school
The Marshfield Waterloo school band will open summer practice Thursday at 7:30 p.m. in the band room under director James Reese. Reese urged each member to attend and requested outstanding uniforms be turned in at that time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Marshfield
Waterloo
James Reese
Reese
Slight Drop in Temps After Warm Tuesday
The 9 am temperature reached 70 degrees, five cooler than yesterday at the same hour. Tuesday’s high hit 90 degrees.
New Minister Named for Ohio Wesley Foundation
The Rev. Edwin F. Eshelman will lead the Ohio University Wesley Foundation, replacing Rev. Charles F. Cooley who moves to Cairo Ohio. Eshelman a Muskingum College and Boston University graduate, has served in Wyoming, studied at Edinburgh, and will move with his wife and two sons to 70 W State St to join Sunday services.
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Edwin F. Eshelman
Ohio University
Wesley Foundation
John M. Versteeg
First Methodist Church
Foundation
Muskingum College
New Concord
Eshelman
Washington
Ohio Annual Conference
Charles F. Cooley
Cooley
Cairo
Ohio
Boston University
Salvation Army Drive Reports Gifts and New Solicitors
First reports from Athens show 644.25 in advance gifts for the Salvation Army drive led by Major Charles Dowdell. He announced more solicitors for the downtown district including Lions Club members Carl Dennison William Rowland Robert Blackmore the Rev. Joe Maffett Richard McClung George Rutkoskie Al Gendemalik George Lovell and Carl Patterson. Residential solicitor for Mechanicsburg is Charles Rider.
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Salvation Army
Athens
Charles Dowdell
Major Dowdell
Lions Club
Carl Dennison
William Rowland
Robert Blackmore
Joe Maffett
Richard McClung
George Rutkoskie
al Gendemalik
George Lovell
Carl Patterson
Charles Rider
Mechanicsburg
Cutting Charge Denied By Nelsonville Man
Shearer Murphy, of Nelsonville, pleaded innocent at arraignment before Justice D E Jones on a charge of cutting with intent to wound. Mary Conaway filed the charge alleging Murphy cut Theodore Sharpe across the face with a knife. Murphy was bound over to the grand jury under a $1000 bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shearer Murphy
Nelsonville
Justice of the Peace
D. E. Jones
Mary Conaway
Murphy
Theodore Sharpe
Grand
Masonic Rites Slated for Former Athens Resident
Masonic services will be held Wednesday at 8 p.m. at Jagers funeral home for Earle Miller who died Tuesday at Dayton Veterans Hospital. Miller was a member of Paramathia Lodge 25 which will conduct the rites.
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Jagers
Earle Miller
Athens
Veterans Hospital
Dayton
Miller
Paramathia Lodge 25, Aong
Batavia Man Named in Suit Over Auto Crash Injuries
Gabriel Pincelli of Chauncey sues William Schank of Batavia Route 4 for 6000 in Common Pleas Court claiming Schank’s negligent passing attempt caused a wreck on April 15 1952 Route 50 east of Albany. Pincelli was injured and his car damaged.
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Gabriel Pincelli
Chauncey
Common Pleas
William Schank
Batavia
Pincelli
Schank
Albany
Two Bound to Jury on Non-Support Counts
Two men bound to the grand jury on non support charges by Justice of the Peace ID E Jones. John Wesley Coakley 35 of Menton pleaded guilty to an affidavit by Ruth Newton Nelsonville charging him with failure to support four children and was confined to county jail unable to post 500 bond. Wayne Matthews 45 of 242 N Congress St posted 500 bond on a charge by Marjorie Robinson Athens Route 5 for failure to support one child and pleaded innocent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice of the Peace
E. Jones
John Wesley Coakley
Menton
Ruth Newton
Nelsonville
Wayne Matthews
Congress St
Marjorie Robinson
Athens
Appointment of Baker Approved by Senators
The Senate Foreign Relations Committee on Tuesday approved the nomination of John C. Baker, president of Ohio University in Athens, Ohio, as U S Representative to the 16th session of the Economic and Social Council of the United Nations.
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Washington
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
John C. Baker
Ohio University of Athens
Ohio
U. S
Economic and Social Council of the United Nations
Polio Precautions Highlight March of Dimes Efforts
Athens County chapter of the National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis outlines polio control methods for Polio Precautions Day. Details cover gamma globulin limits, vaccine aims, financial help for care, and health rules to prevent polio amid March of Dimes support.
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Athens County
National Foundation For
Robert Murray
Athens
Arthur E. Cornwell
Mabel T. Bowmaster
FE. S. Sherow
Henri Seibert
National Foundation
Office of Defense Mobilization
4 H Club Activities and Meetings Across The Plains Area
Orchard county 4 H clubs report officer elections at The Plains Bak ing Club home with Sally McDonald as president and Rita Howard as vice president. Several clubs like The Plains Mohawk Maidens and Chase Merry Makers held meetings at member homes and schools with refreshment, attendance counts, and plans for future gatherings. County agents and local hosts led events including demonstrations by Happy Junior Cooks and vote on next meeting sites with 15 members at the Lucky Clovers and gatherings at Albany, Carthage, Union, and Blackhawk clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plains 4-H Baking Club
Violet Bryan
Sally McDonald
Rita Howard
Barbara Stalder
Patsy Bryan
Nancy Horn
Joan Tipton
Chase Merry Makers 4-H Club
Virgilene Stanley
Mary Jo Chapman
Shelterin g Arms Hospital Notes
List of births and discharges at Sheltering Arms Hospital. New arrivals include a daughter for Mr and Mrs Ted Blower of Athens and a son for Mr and Mrs William Warner of New Marshfield. Admitted Elizabeth Hooper of Shade. Discharges include Mrs Glenn Russell of Glouster with son Otis Simpson and others in Athens Nelsonville The Plains and Jacksonville areas.
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Ted Blower
Athens
William Warner
New Marshfield
William Carter
Elizabeth Hooper
Shade
Betty Hayhurst
Dorothy Rapp
Jacksonville
Martha Diltz
Glenn Russell
Glouster
Otis Simpson
Gene Bailey
Nelsonville
Robert Pierce
Maxine
Kenneth McCoy
the Plains
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H. C. Bobo
Athens Insurance
Charles H. Fulks
Athens Junior Chamber of Commerce
Jaycees
Fulks
Robert Sutton
Richard L. Mathews
Richard Cone
J. F. Chapman
Earl Mathews
Earl Hooper
Warren Cooper
Tony Agnone
Keystone
ROY E. Hawk & Co
Investment Securities Cline Bldg
Athens, Ohio
Roy EF. Hawk
Keystone Organisation
Ten Funda
Nam
Levi’s
Far West
Levi's
America
Patent Office
Levi Strauss & Co
San Francisco
DAV
Tucker
W. Union St
Pshelman
Salvation Army Funds
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Court Street
Baker
Pollo
Plains School
Albany Crop and Livestock Club
Carthage Crop and Livestock
Lottridge School
Ross Wright
Union 4-H Club
Paul James Moore
Happy Junior Cooks of
Lucky Clovers
Gordon Verity
Anita
Louise
Naomi Bigony
Blackhawk 4-H Club
Charlies Adam Home
iSt
Joseph Po di
Fairgrounds Gate
Tel
Buck Cpe
Ian
Athens Buick CO
N. Court and
Carpenter Sts
Staera
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