SEO Association Plans Two Feeder Calf Sales
The South eastern Ohio Feeder Calf Association set two calf sale dates for April 12 in Gallipolis and April 16 in Athens. Calves born after Jan 1, 1957 and showing no signs of carrying are eligible. last year’s officers were re elected. The group urged buyers obtain state feeding permits and discussed a potential beef cattle tour in Guernsey Noble and Muskingum counties on April 3.
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Southeastern Ohio
Kenneth B. Ackerman
Athens County
SOFCA
Gallipolis
Athens
Guernsey
Noble and
Muskingum Counties
Man Arrested for Jack Lighting in Athens County
Ohio Division of Wildlife reports Hockingport man Leon White, 42, arrested at 5 a m for shooting rabbits by flashlight. Pleaded guilty before Judge Edward Stanley and fined 175 dollars plus costs. Agents note prior 1951 musk rat offense with 400 dollar fine.
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Ohio Division of Wildlife Agents
Hockingport
Athens
Earl Kinneer
Ben Swartz
Leon White
White
Edward Stanley
Two Drivers Fined in Left of Center DUI Case
Ralph Edward Wigel aged 22 of Coolville Route 1 and Charles Ray Woolum aged 23 of Millfield were fined $10 and costs each after pleading guilty Monday in Municipal Court to State Highway Patrol charges of driving left of center.
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Hghway
Ralph Edward Wigel
Coolville
Charles Ray Woolum
Millfield
Man Fined For Using Plates From Former Owner
Phillip James Gunn 21 of 5 Elmwood Place pleaded guilty in Municipal Court to charges by the State Highway Patrol for using license plates given to a former owner. He was fined $15 and costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phillip James Gunn
Elmwood Place
Rotary Luncheon Highlights New Mexico Unity Through Faith
William Lytle, Presbyterian missionary, told Athens Rotary Club that the oneness of God bridges Mexican Navajo and Anglo cultures in New Mexico. He urged church outreach to Indian populations via circuit riders, usually Native. Rotary announced a Rotary-Ann night for March 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Mexico
William Lytle
Presbyterian
Athens Rotary Club
Lytle
Thomas Foster
Eagles Favor Senate Bill for Jobs After 40
Athens Aerie of the Fraternal Order of Eagles backs a Senate bill to ban age discrimination in defense hiring. The resolution supports Sen. Richard L. Neuberger's measure and calls for petitions to Congress. The bill would bar contractors with government business from imposing age limits except when unfeasible for older workers.
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U. S. Senate
Athens Aerie
Order of Eagles
The
Aerie
FOE
Richard L. Neuberger
Oregon
Congress
Neuberger
Eagle
Real Estate Transfers In and Around Athens
Lulu Metcalf of Athens transfers two Athens tracts to Elza Osborne. Eva Mills Noyes of Erie County and Beulah B. Quinn of Athens transfer Athens county land to Mills Noyes. Carl E Williams of Tuscarawas County gains a Athens lot from Eva Mills Noyes. Curtis E Knight of Athens sells a Athens lot to Robert John Quinlan of Carteret New Jersey.
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Lulu Metcalf
Athens
Elza Osborne
Eva Mills Noyes
Erie County
Beulah B. Quinn
Athens Counland
Tve Mills Noyes
Carl E. Williams
Tuscarawas County
Curtis E. Knight
Robert John Quinlan
Carteret
New Jersey
Divorces Granted in Common Pleas Court
Bonnie Greenman is granted divorce from James Russell Freeman on grounds of gross neglect and extreme cruelty, with four minor children in plaintiff’s custody. The couple married November 16, 1952. John F. Lindley is divorced from Martha Ann Lindley, married July 7, 1957, with her restored maiden name Martha Ann Turner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bonnie Greenman
James Russell Freeman
Common Pleas Court
John F. Lindley
Martha Ann Lindley
Martha Ann Turner
Prosecutor Names Three Assistants for New Office
Three appointments to the office of county prosecuting attorney Joseph B. Vanity Jr were approved by Common Pleas Judge Francis D White Dorothy F Terrell named office stenographer at 310 monthly Carolyn Withers named trustee at 250 monthly and Homer Gall Jr named assistant prosecuting attorney at 200 monthly The appointments take effect March 1 and keep the office setup unchanged under the new prosecutor who assumed office last Saturday
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph B. Vanity, Jr
Francis D. White
Dorothy F. Terrell
Carolyn Withers
Homer Gall, Jr
Farm Feed Systems Observed by Visitors
Two Athens Countians joined a Delaware County beef tour near Radnor to inspect four farms and their feeding systems. James Edwards and Don Davis observed silage, self feeders, and automatic trailers delivering concentrates and minerals to heifers and steers as researchers explained changes in farming practices.
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Delaware County
Radnor
Franklin County
James Edwards
Nelsonville
Don Davis
James Warner
Ohio
Herford
Sheriff Warns Against Rubbish Dumping on Roads
Sheriff Harold Shields warned of arrests for dumping rubbish along county and township roads. He said his office has received many complaints and will increase patrols, noting Harmony Road as a problem area and other highways also affected.
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Harold Shields
Harmony Road
Civil Service Meeting Set At Athens State Hospital
A Civil Service meeting will discuss future salary increases Social Security merit systems and other problems. The hour is 10 30 p m in the Athens State Hospital Auditorium with Dr W D Witham president noting the start time.
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Civil Service
Athens State Hospital
W. D. Witham
Easter Seal Sale Opens Thursday in Athens County
The 1958 Athens County Easter Seal drive begins Thursday and runs through Easter Sunday April 6. County chairman Mrs William H Allen Jr heads a campaign to raise funds for the crippled with supervision by the Athens County Chapter of the National Society for Crippled Children and Adults. Local chairmen include Mrs William Sullivan Mrs Warren Easler Mrs Cloyce Martin and Miss Helen Dinsmoor with support from Sigma Phi Gamma and Alpha Delta Pi. Surrounding towns list multiple chairmen and volunteers including Mrs Harold Ator Albany Mrs Keith Hanson Amesville Mr Gerald Bibbee Coolville Mrs Jack Ley Elizabeth Willis Chauncey Millfield area and Mrs Arthur Moore Glouster assisted by the Chit Chat Club. The drive involves many volunteers across districts and supports the nationwide Easter Seal appeal for crippled people in 48 states the District of Columbia and three territories.
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Athens County
William H. Allen, Jr
National Society For Crippled Children and Adults
Athens
William Sullivan
Warren Easler
Cloyce Martin
Helen Dinsmoor
Sigma Phi Gamma
International Businesswomen’s Sorority
Alpha Delta Pi
Ohio University
Harold Ator
Albany
Keith Hanson
Amesville
Gerald Bibbee
Coolville
Jack Ley
Elizabeth Willis
Chauncey-Millfield
Arthur Moore
Glouster
Jacksonville Trimble
Greens Run
Hollister
Leonard Lent
Mothers Club
Lowell Cole
Clyde Byers
Rain
Patricia Robinson
National Society
States
District of Columbia
Alaska
Hawaii
Puerto Rico
Judgment Entered Against Warren Defendants in Debt Suit
Judgment for 214.07 with interest entered in Common Pleas court for Economy Savings and Loan Co. Nelsonville against Clarence O. Warren Jr. and Orval Warren Sr. of Deanville. The papers note the loan of 241.09 was made to the defendants on August 14, 1956 and remains due.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Pleas Court
Economy Savings and Loan Co
Nelsonville
Clarence O. Warren Jr
Orval Warren Sr
Deanville
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Thomas Randells
Vinton County
Curtis Taylor
Lawrence County
Paul Baer
Meigs County
David Hill
Columbus 15
Athens County Agricultural Extension Office
Berlou
Elberfeld
Logan
Patrol
Bardin Bros. CO
Athens, Ohio
Pomeroy Cement Block CO
Pomeroy, Ohio
Plymale-Wagner CO
Gallipolis, Ohio
Rotary
Eagles
Athens Pharmacy
Bow Girls
Nelsonville-Buchtel
Carroll Chesser
New Marshfield
Max Michael
the Plains
Laverne Chesser
Shade
Gaylord Cook
Stewart-Guysville
D. H
Jonesy
Sams Cline Bldg
New York Stock Exchange
Hamilton
Dayton
Cincinnati
Charleston
Wheeling
Good Housekeeping
Culligan Service
Culligan
W. Stimson
Mercury
Mercury Showrooms
America
Gested
Bis
WHN4
Mercury Dealer
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