Athens County to push five game law changes at Cambridge meeting
Athens County hunters James Edwards and W. P. Mender will present five proposed changes at the Ohio Division of Wildlife district meeting in Cambridge. District Four representatives seek raccoon season to Jan 30 and longer rabbit and woodchuck seasons, plus fence around pheasant bag limits after opening day. Two district representatives will attend Columbus for the Wildlife Council hearing that sets 1951 regulations.
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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
Nelisonville
Wildlife Council
County Told To Correct Institution Fire Hazards
Athens County commissioners were ordered by the state fire marshal to repair fire hazards at the County Home and Children's Home within 30 days or face possible closure. Plans for remodeling the County Home, including a new heating plant and wiring, are underway at an estimated $85,500. State inspectors found missing hoses, defective wiring, faulty alarms, overloaded circuits, and lack of fire escapes.
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Athens County
Ohio Supreme Court
Highway Maintenance Co
Koppers Co
Albany Quarry Co
Rome Township
Neutracid relief promises better sleep without drugs
Excess stomach acids disturb sleep and cause gas and burning. Neutracid soothes the stomach under physician guidance and helps you relax for restful sleep. Take a teaspoonful in water. liquid formula works quickly. Available at Athens Pharmacy and other drug stores.
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Athens
Schedule for Playgrounds Is Announced
Harry Lackey city recreation director announced the summer playground schedule listing sites supervisors and hours. West Side Kiwanis Area Bob Comer Charles McDonald 2 to 5 and 6 to 8 p.m. East Side School Merion J Kennedy 6 15 to 8 p.m. High School area Ed Roberts 10 a.m. to noon 1 to 4 30 p.m. and 5 30 to 8 p.m. Swimming classes at Yatal Pool meet Wednesdays and Fridays 4 30 to 5 30 p.m. Fifty new registrations since last Wednesday bring total to 101.
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Harry Lackey
West Side
Kiwanis
Bob Comer
Charles McDonald
Merion J. Kennedy
East Side
Arthur Schumacher
Ed Roberts
Lackey
Yatal Pool
Marietta Man To Be Presbytery Officer
Gail Deems of Marietta was elected sixth area vice president of the Council of Presbyterian Men at the Ohio Presbyterian Synod meeting. Other officers elected were Glenn F. Crow as president Clarence F. Deeter as senior vice president and Harold E. Hunt as secretary and treasurer.
A E Llewellyn Dies Monday Former resident and businessman
Austin Edward Llewellyn 83, a former New Marshfield resident and Mansfield Reformatory guard for 25 years, died Monday evening at his home. Funeral services will be Thursday at 2 p.m. at Hoodlet Funeral Home with Rev. Carrol Chesser officiating. Burial in New Marshfield Cemetery. He leaves three sons Earl of Mansfield Muriel of Columbus and Nathan on the East Coast and two daughters Lula Smith of Mansfield and Gladys of Texas. His wife had died earlier.
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New Marshfield
Austin Edward Oe
Mansfield Reformatory
Carrol Chesser
Faery
Llewellyn
Daugters
Lula Smith
Mansfield
Gladys
Texas
Earl of
Murile l
Columbus
Nathan
Four-H Club Officers Elected In Local Meetings
Local 4-H clubs held officer elections at multiple meetings. Ireland Work and Play chose Roth Stinnett as president and Georgianna Cunningham as vice president, among others. Coalville Toppers elected Connie Bryan president and Janice Russell vice president. Union Farm and Livestock Officers named Paul Moore president and Jerry Carsey vice president. Pleasanton Farmerette Stitchers discussed projects with Patsy Hanning dem onstrating garment techniques. Senior Girls 4-H Club elected Pegey Withers president and Gali Llewellyn as vice president. Weather cooled after a high of BT degrees. 78 at 2 am.
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The
Ireland Work and Play
Roth Stinnett
Georgianna Cunningham
Shirley Smith
Sandra Shanks
Leota Stinnett
Coalville
Connie Bryan
Janice Russell
Shiela Clark
Ann Bailey
Bernice Blackmirn
Mary Jo Smith
Union Farm and Livestock 4-H Club
Jerry and
Charles Carsey
Paul Moore
Jerry Carsey
Max Carsey
Jim Atoore
Charlee Carney
Ronald Wagoner
New Marshfield
Mra
Reba Withers
Pegey Withers
Gali Llewellyn
Joy Sickles
Carolyn Withore
Beverly Stiles
Colleen Martin
Felen Young
Mayor Fines John Taylor for Intoxication
John Taylor, 64, of West Washington Street, was fined $16 and costs by Mayor W. P. Mickle on a charge of intoxication. Taylor entered an innocent plea but was found guilty.
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John Taylor
W. Washington St
W. P. Mickle
Taylor
Interests of Farmer and Businessman Linked, Zipf Says
Columbus farm editor William Zipf told the Athens Kiwanis Club that a quiet revolution is shaping American farming. He cited labor saving machinery and soil conservation as key, warned in hilly regions, and urged farm youth to prepare for feeding 10 million more people in five years. Guests included five Athens County farmers.
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William Zipt
Columbus
Athens Kiwanis Club
Zipt
Berry
Athens County
Zipf
Licking County
China
India
Zip
Kiwanis Club
Frank Gifford
Amesville
Edgar Dixon
Coolville
Walter Totman
Athens
Roy Githam
New Marshfield
Dale Scott
Albany
Leo Willams
Sheltering Arms Hospital Notes
Mr and Mrs Willis Loper of New Plymouth welcome a son. Mrs Jesse M Gross and Mrs Rosa Smith of Athens admitted. Discharged are Glen Scott of Athens and Rose Ann Meek of The Plains.
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Sheltering Arms Hospital
Willis Loper
New Plymouth
Jesse M. Gross
Athens
Rosa Smith
Glen Scott
Rose Ann Meek
the Plains
FBI operation described to Athens Rotarians
Walden F. Donovan, FBI special agent from Zanesville, explained to Athens Rotarians that the FBI and similar federal agencies work under federal laws and cooperate with local law enforcement. He said the FBI is a smaller federal unit that partners with state, county, and local officers, noting this cooperation has made the U.S. the most effective police organization in history.
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Federal Bureau of Investigation
Athens
Walden F. Donovan
FBI
Zanesville
Donovan
Pleasanton Church Homecoming Date Set
The Pleasanton Church annual homecoming is planned for Sunday with Sunday School in the morning and a basket dinner at noon. An afternoon program includes an address by Prof. F. L. Shoemaker and features the 100th anniversary of the old church.
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Pleasanton Church
F. L. Shoemaker
Driver license charge leads to fine for Frederick Schall
Frederick Ralph Schall, 23, of Millfield Route 1, was arraigned Monday before Mayor W. P. Mickle on a charge of driving without a license. A $10 fine and costs were levied after the arraignment as police reported the arrest.
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Frederick Ralph Schall
Millfield
W. P. Mickle
Ex Resident Emma Zimmer Dies at 79 Rites Set
Emma Lucinda Zimmer man 79 former Athens resident died Sunday morning in Centerbury hospital where she had lived since leaving Athens eight years ago. She was daughter of the late Fletcher and Ruth Metcalf Douglas of Athens and is survived by husband Aries O Zimmer man a son Robert of California two grandchildren and three great grandchildren. Her parents and three brothers Clark Ed Clyde died earlier. Funeral services will be at Snyder funeral home Centerbury at 1 p m Wednesday followed by graveside services at Hebbardsville at 1 30 p m.
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Emma Lucinda Zimmerman
Athens
Centerbury
Fletcher
Ruth Douglas Metcalf
Aries O
Robert
California
Clark
Clyde
Snyder Funeral
Hebbardsville
Services for Ashley J at Jagers Funeral Home
Funeral services for Ashley J to be conducted by the Rev William A Ervin on Wednesday at 2 p m at Jagers Funeral Home Ashley J Stews bury aged 53 died Sunday at his home 15 Fern St 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
Masons to Meet in Marshfield Lodge Session
Constitution Lodge 426 F and AM will convene Thursday at 7:30 p.m. in the Masonic Hall. Dwight Scott, master, issued the notice.
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New Marshfield
Constitution Lodge 426
F&am
Masonic Hall
Dwight Scott
Utility Asks Conservation Of Electricity In Peak Hours
In Columbus on Monday Fred M. McKay of the Columbus and Southern Ohio Electric Co urged conservation during peak hours 10 am to 10 pm after a fire damaged Picway station, cutting 37 percent of capacity. Morgan L. Evans, the company vice president, said normal weather could allow meeting demand without drastic curtailment if daily energy stays near recent levels. Service relies on remaining stations operating at full capacity and 40 000 to 50 000 kilowatts daily via emergency interconnections.
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Columbus
Haseen
Fred M. McKay
Columbus and Southern Ohio Electric Co
Picway
Morgan L. Evans
C&soe
Police Close Two Shows at Wallace-Murray Carnival
Police Chief Joseph B Grogan ordered the side show and a game of chance at the Wallace Murray carnival at the Athens County Fairgrounds closed after a routine police inspection. The side show was called immoral and the game bordering on gambling, with officers deeming the display not up to public entertainment standards.
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Athens County Fairgrounds
Joseph B. Grogan
Grogan
Athens
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