Game law changes proposed by Athens County hunters
Athens County representatives James Edwards and W P Mender of Nelsonville will propose five changes at the Cambridge meeting of Wildlife District Four. Changes would affect raccoon rabbit grouse and woodchuck seasons and pheasant possession after opening day. District recommendations guide 1951 regulations and are presented at Columbus public hearing.
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Ohio
Athens County
Ohio Division of Wildlife
Cambridge
Athens
Wildlife Division
Ohio Wildlife Council
Columbus
James Edwards
W. P. “Dike” Mender
Nelsonville
Wildlife Council
County Told To Correct Institution Fire Hazards
Athens County commissioners face state fire marshal orders to repair fire hazards at the County Home and Children's Home within 30 days or risk closure. Plan for remodeling the County Home at $85,500 is underway to avert action, with inspections conducted June 14. Fire hazards cited include faulty hoses, alarms, wiring, overloaded circuits, and missing fire escapes. a full retrofit of both buildings is ordered, including new hoses, rewiring, fire alarms, and exits.
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Athens County
Fie
Ohio Supreme Court
Highway Maintenance Co
Koppers Co
Albany Quarry Co
Rome Township
Excess Stomach Acids and Sleep Disruption
Public notice-style health ad claims excess stomach acids cause night wakefulness. It promotes Neutracid as a remedy to reduce indigestion gas and heartburn, promising natural sleep improvement after dissolving a teaspoon in water. Available at Athens Pharmacy and other drug stores.
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Athens
Schedule for Playgrounds Restates City Summer Plan
Harry Lackey city recreation director today announced the schedule for the continuation of the summer program. West Side Kiwanis area Bob Comer and Charles McDonald 4 p.m. to 5 p.m. and 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. West Side School Merion Kennedy 6:15 p.m. to 8 p.m. East Side Arthur Schumacher 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. High school area Ed Roberts 10 a.m. to noon 1 p.m. to 4:30 p.m. and 5:30 p.m. to 8 p.m. Playground areas offer swings teeter totters softball volleyball horseshoes croquet and other activities. Swimming remains popular with 50 new registrations since last Wednesday bringing total to 101. Crystal swimming classes meet at pool every Wednesday from 4:30 to 5:30 p.m.
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Harry Lackey
West Side
Kiwanis Area
Bob Comer
Charles McDonald
Merion Jnedy
East Side
Arthur Schumacher
Ed Roberts
Lackey
Marietta Man Named Presbytery Officer By Presbytery Council
Gall Deems of Marietta was elected sixth area vice president of the Council of Presbyterian Men at the Ohio Presbyterian Synod annual meeting. The sixth area includes Athens Portsmouth and St Clairsville Presbyteries. Other officers elected were Glenn F. Crow president Clarence F Deeter senior vice president and Harold E F Hunt secretary treasurer.
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WOOSTER_Gall Deems
Marietta
Council of
Presbyterian Men
Ohio Presbyterian Synod
Athens
Portsmouth
St. Clairsville
Glenn F. Crow
Clarence F. Deeter
Cleveland
Harold EF. Hunt
Coshocton
A E Llewellyn Dies Monday in Norwalk
Austin Edward Llewellyn 83, former New Marshfield resident and Mansfield Reformatory guard for 25 years, died at his Norwalk home Monday evening. Funeral Thursday 2 pm at Hoodlet Funeral Home with Rev. Carroll Chesser. burial in New Marshfield Cemetery. Survived by three sons Earl Murile Nathan and two daughters Lula Smith and Gladys. Wife predeceased.
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Austin
Edward Llewellyn
Norwalk
Mansfield Reformatory
Carroll Chesser
Funy
Lula Smith
Mansfield
Gladys
Texas
Earl of
Murile
Columbus
Nathan
Llewellyn
Four-H Club Officers Elected at Several Groups
Community 4-H clubs announced new officers at recent meetings. Ruth Sinnett became president of Ireland Work and Play, with Georgianna Cunningham as vice president and Shir ley Smith as secretary. Other clubs listed their officers, including Connie Bryan as president of Top of Coalville and Paul Moore as president of Union Farm and Livestock, with Ronald Wagoner as adviser. Weather notes mentioned a cool night and a high of RT degrees. Johan Taylor, 64, of W. Whrehington St. was fined 5.00 and costs for intoxication after pleading innocent.
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Ireland Work and Play
Ruth Sinnett
Georgianna Cunningham
Shirley Smith
Sandra Shanks
Leota Stinnett
Coalville
Coolville
Connie Bryan
Janice Russell
Shiela Clark
Ann Bailey
Bernice Blackburn
Mery Jo Smith
Union Farm and Livestock 4-H Club
Jerry and
Charles Carsey
Paul Moore
Jerry Carsey
Max Carsey
Jim Moore
Ews
Ronald Wagoner
Johan Taylor
W. Whrehington St. Wax
W. P. Mickle
Teylor
Interests of Farmer and Businessman Tied by Shared Goals
Columbus farm editor William Zipf told the Athens Kiwanis Club that American farming is undergoing a labor saving revolution. He cited soil conservation, rising farm output, and new uses for farm products such as a soybean plastic toy flute. Zipf urged support for farm youth to handle the coming demand of feeding 10 million more people in five years.
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Columbus
Athens Kiwanis Club
Zipt
Berry
Athens County
Zipf
4Ips
Licking County
China
Zip
Kiwasis Club
Frank Gifford
Amesville
Edgar Dixon
Coolville
Walter Totman
Athens
Roy Gilham
New Marshfield
Dale Scott
Albany
Leo Williams
Sheltering Arms Hospital Notes
Mr and Mrs Willis Loper of New Plymouth welcomed a son. Mrs Jease M Gross was admitted, and Mrs Rosa Smith of Athens admitted. Glen Scott of Athens and Rose Ann Meek of The Plains were dismissed.
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Sheltering Arms Hospital
Willis Loper
New Plymouth
Jease M. Gross
Athens
Rosa Smith
Glen Scott
Rose Ann Meek
the Plains
FBI Described to Athens Rotary by Special Agent Donovan
Walden F. Donovan of the FBI spoke to Athens Rotarians about how the FBI and similar federal agencies operate with state, county, and local law enforcement. He said federal units work closely with others and that cooperation has produced the most effective police organization in U S history.
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Federal Bureau of Investigation
Athens
Walden F. Donovan
FBI
Zanesville
Donovan
Ite
Pleasanton Church Homecoming Planned with Address by Shoemaker
The Pleasanton Church annual homecoming is scheduled for Sunday with Sunday School in the morning followed by a basket dinner at noon. An afternoon program will feature an address by Prof. F. L. Shoemaker and celebrate the church's 100th anniversary.
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Pleasanton Church
F. L. Shoemaker
Man arraigned on driving without license in Millfield
Frederick Ralph Schall, 23, of Millfield Route 1, faced arraignment Monday before Mayor W. P. Mickle on a charge of having no driver's license. A fine of 10 dollars and costs was levied by city police.
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Costae
Frederick Ralph Schall
Millfield
W. P. Mickle
Ex-Resident Emma Zimmer Dies at 79 Rites Planned
Ex Athens resident Emma Lucinda Zimmer man 79 died Sunday at a Centerbury hospital where she had lived eight years. She is survived by husband Charles O a son Robert of California two grandchildren and three great grandchildren. Funeral services at Snyder funeral home Centerbury Wednesday at 1 pm with graveside rites at Hebbardsville at 4 30 pm.
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Emma Lucinda Zimmerman
Athens
Centerbury
Fletcher
Ruth Douglas Metcalf
Charles O
Robert
California
Clark
Clyde
Snyder Funeral Home
Hebbardsville
Services Wednesday for Ashley J. Shrewsbury
Funeral services are conducted by Rev. William A. Ervin Wednesday at 2 p.m. at Jagers Funeral Home for Ashley J. Shrewsbury, 53, who died Sunday at his home 15 Fern Street. Burial will be at Hilltop Cemetery, Millfield. Friends may call at the funeral home at any time.
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William A. Ervin
Jagers
Ashley J. Stewsbury
Fern St
Hilltop Cemetery
Millfield
Utility Appeals For Electricity Conservation In Peak Hours
Fred M. McKay of Columbus and Southern Ohio Electric Co appeals for electricity conservation during peak hours in Columbus after the Preway station fire cut 37 percent of capacity. Morgan J. Evans, VP, urged users to limit usage 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. if weather remains normal the company can meet demand without drastic curtailment by relying on other stations and emergency interconnections to supply 40 000 to 50 600 kilowatts daily.
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Columbus
Fred M. McKay
Columbus and Southern Ohio Electric Co
Morgan J. Evans
C&soe
Police Close Two Shows At Athens County Fairgrounds
Police Chief Joseph B. Grogan ordered the closure of a side show described as immoral and a game of chance near the Wallace-Murray carnival at the Athens County Fairgrounds after a routine police inspection. Plainclothes officers visited on opening night and judged the side show not fit for general public entertainment.
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Athens County Fairgrounds
Joseph B. Grogan
Grogan
Athens
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