Board of Trade touted for its impact on Athens
Arthur D. Kasler leads a review of the Athens Board of Trade activities, highlighting the Community Protection program that saves local businesses from out of area scams and the board's role in attracting industry, highway promotion, and public initiatives. The article notes thousands in avoided losses, enhanced information services, and maps and welcome materials for new residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kaltor
Athens Board of Trade
Board of Trade
Chambers of Commerce
Athens
Arthur D. Kasler
Kasler
Chambers of Commerce and
Better Business Bureaus
Chamber of Commerce
Mechanicsburg
Municipal Court
United Appeal
Last Spring
New Vending Machine Installed For Court St
The Athens Messenger introduces a 24 hour news vending machine on Court Street proving quick access to The Messenger. Mrs. Walter Reed buys the first copy from the auto service unit between Roberts Clothing Store and The Esquire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens Messenger
Ohio
Messenger
Walter Reed
the Plains
S. Court St
Roberts Clothing Store
The
Esquire
Letering Arms Hospital Notes Births and Admits
Mr and Mrs James Mace Chauncey welcome a son. Admitted are David Cullison The Plains William Pierce Newark Michael White Athens Mrs David Howard Athens. Dismissed are Charles Ballinger Athens Mrs Nettie Hawk Athens Margaret McKnight Athens Rebecca Harkins Carpenter William Westbrook Athens Paul Murphy Athens Earl Landis Athens Walter Freeman New Marshfield Route 2 Larry Mingus Athens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Mace
Chauncey
David Cullison
the Plains
William Pierce
Newark
Michael White
Athens
David Howard
Charles Ballinger
Nettie Hawk
Margaret McKnight
Rebecca Harkins
Carpenter
William Westbrook
Paul Murphy
Earl Landis
Walter Freeman
New Marshfield
Larry Mingus
Canaanville Reunion Plans Are Formed
A reunion of former teachers and pupils of the Canaanville school is planned for Saturday July 5 at the Canaanville Methodist Church. The event opens with a noon potluck and includes a short program. Organizers are T. O. Kincade county treasurer Riley Easterling and Lucy Sutton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canaanville School
Canaanville Methodist Church
T. O. Kincade
Riley Easterling
Kent State University
Lucy Sutton
Two Drivers Fined After Patrol Arrests
Two drivers were fined in Athens County Court after arrests by the State Highway Patrol. Robert E. Dickens, 20, Athens, received $15 and costs for speeding. Jewell Bail, 36, Guysville, was fined $10 and costs for driving left of center.
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Athens
State Highway Patrol
Robert E. Dickens
Jewell Bail
Guysville
Weather warms as sun burns fog in Hamley Run reading
The rural Hamley Run area saw a clear morning as sun burned off fog. A 9 am reading reached 61 degrees with a overnight low of 50. Thursday highs reached 83 and low 53.
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Hamley Run
Glouster Police Chief Sued Over False Arrest by Trimble Mayor
Trimble Mayor Richard Cary sues Glouster Police Chief Ray Fulton in Common Pleas Court seeking 5500 in compensatory and punitive damages. Cary alleges he was arrested for a stop light violation, jailed an hour, denied counsel and bond, and released without charge, claiming humiliation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Trimble
Common Pleas
Richard Cary
Ray Fulton
Cary
Former Athens Man To Be Guest Minister
The Rev. Frank B. Dilley Jr son of Dr and Mrs Frank B Dilley 90 Columbia Ave will be guest minister at First Presbyterian Church Sunday at 10 am His topic The Doorway He was ordained locally three years ago A Athens High School graduate he earned degrees at Ohio University Union Theological Seminary and Columbia University and is an instructor at Smith College He is married to Jane Long OU graduate with a master's in music therapy
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank B. Dilley, Jr
Frank B. Dilley
Columbia Ave
First Presbyterian Church
Dilley
Roger M. Rice, Jr
Athens High School
Ohio University
Union Thological Seminary
Columbia
Smith College
North Hampton
Mass
Jane Long
Tribute to late Judge Roger Jones of Athens County
Athens County Bar Association honored the late Judge Roger J. Jones Sr with a memorial resolution read into the Probate Court docket. Born July 22 1890 he died February 1 1958 after a long illness, a career spanning 1916 admission to practice and 1954 probate judgeship.
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Bar Association
The
Jones
Margaret
John M
Roger, Jr
Virginia Moore
Court Drops OU Student Rail Charges
Federal charges against three Ohio University students for placing obstructions on the Baltimore and Ohio tracks were dismissed by Judge Mell G Underwood. The OU freshmen James John Onder John Earl Hamm and Gerald Baxter Hinkley had been fined in Athens Municipal Court and were indicted after constructing a wooden horse and cement blocks across tracks near East Green. A westbound train struck the wooden horse but suffered no damage.
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Ohio University
Baltimore and Ohio
Mell G. Underwood
Athens
James John Onder
Rocky River
John Earl Hamm
North Olmsted
Gerald Baxter Hinkley
Fairview Park
East Green
Saturday Rites Set For Mrs. Thompson
Funeral services for Mrs Edna Thompson 78 of 113 W Washington St will be held Saturday at 2 p m at Jagers and Sons funeral home Rev Wingrove Ives to officiate Burial will be in West Cemetery following the rites. She died Wednesday night after a long illness. Friends may call at the funeral home this day.
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Edna Thompson
Washington St
Jagers and Sons Funeral Home
Wingrove Ives
West
Ullom Building Sold in Athens to Columbus Firm
The Ullom Building on N Court Street once housing Luckoffs Store in Athens was sold by the Ullom heirs to Sisbro Inc. Seymour Luckoff and Beatrice Roth signed. The deed filed in the county records shows nearly the entire Ullom heirs’ list including Mary A. Thomas Marietta Josephus Ullman Germantown Pa Margaret Stalder Athens Helen Chester Robert Bishop Charlotte Coultrap Columbus Frances Coultrap Iowa City Iowa.
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Ullom
Athens
Columbus Corporation
N. Court St
Luckoff
Andrew W. Ullom
Sisbro Inc
Seymour Luckoff
Beatrice Roth
County Record
Mr. Ullom
Mary A. Thomas
Marietta
Josephus T. Ullman
Germantown
Margaret A. Stalder
Helen A. Chester
Robert F. Bishop
Charlotte V. Coultrap
All of Columbus
Frances J. Coultrap
Iowa City
Iowa
Athens unit to attend Ohio Defense Corps training at Camp Perry
The Athens based Company A of the 22nd Battalion heads to Camp Perry for a weekend annual training with other battalion units. Commanded by Capt. Robert McAfee the group includes 1st Lts James Holland and D H Goldsberry 2nd Lt James C Gates and several sergeants. Maj Kenneth W Lands accompanies the men. The battalion also comprises staff from Marietta and Companies B C and D from nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Ohio Defense Corps
Camp Perry
Robert McAfee
Andrew Brozak
Kenneth W. Lands
Captain Lands
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Englander
Ohio Highway Director
Ravenswood
Charles Noble
Court St
Sinclair
George L. Smith
Sinclair Products
Athens Wine & Beer
West Union
Terior
PVCU
Goblin Ond
Lincoln
Letering Arms Hospital
Canaanville
Uate
Music Therapy
By Don Moore
Court Journal
Harold J. Rose
Roger J. Jones
Athens County
Mrs. Thompson
ED van Dyke
Buckeye
East End
E. State St
Leslie Coon, Jr. and
Hattie Cogn
McConnelsville
Cambridge
Zanesville
EDSEL
Dick Blosser
E.state ST
Jopen MA
Commonwealth
East State Street
Tulane
Pease Shorewood
L.E. Yoho General Contracting Company
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