Three Injured In Richland Ave Crash Involving Three Cars
A Sunday crash on Richland Avenue at Hooper Street injured Mrs. Frank Renshall, 29, and Mabel Shang, 36, both of Columbus, and Phyllis Bledsoe, 14, Albany. Harold Morse, 22, Albany, and Frank Reinshell, 19, Columbus, were involved, with Morrison charged for failing to yield. Witnesses report a third car driven by William Guy Morrison followed Morse and turned, causing the collision.
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Pétsole
Paynland Ave
Hooper St
Frank Remshell
Columbus
Mabel Shang
Phyllis Bledsoe
Albany
Harold E. Morse
Frank Reinshell
William Guy
Morrison
Morse
Reinshell
Yecret
Albany Principal D F Stone Ousted After Board Vote
D F Stone executive head of the Albany Consolidated School loses renewal after a board meeting. The Albany board of education voted three to two against renewing his five year contract ending with the 1951 32 term. No successor was named and Stone’s plans are not known.
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D F. Stone
Albany Consolidated School
Stone
Albany Board of Education
Albany
Bedtime Snack Promises Regularity with All Bran
A reader testimonial from Paterson New Jersey praises All-Bran for relieving years of constipation. The ad claims the ready-to-eat cereal provides bulk, iron, vitamins and non habit forming benefits. It offers a double money back guarantee if not satisfied after ten days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paterson
N. J
Ian
Jong
Kelloge
Battle Creek
Mich
Jqv
February Patrol Report Details Injuries and Arrests
State Highway patrolmen from the Athens post investigated 34 February accidents causing 26 injuries and 15705 dollars in property damage. The report shows 11 of 34 involved injuries and 19 arrests, four for drunken driving, with 382 written warnings. A call for more personnel was issued by Corporal Henderson.
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Athens Post
Cpl
Robert E. Henderson
Athens
Hocking
Vinton
Henderson
Columbus Road
Farm and Home Week Event Scheduled at Ohio State University
The 40th annual Farm and Home Week runs March 18 19 20 and 21 at Ohio State University with meetings demonstrations discussions movies and exhibits. Activities target adults for first three days and rural youth for the final day with over 80 machinery exhibits and at least nine women's exhibits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio State University
Ross Wright
George Crane
Agricultural Extension Service and
Farm and Home Week
Ew, Aiten
National 4-H Club Foundation
Ohio Association of Future Farmers of America
Notice of Insurance Dossier and Mortgage Update
The text states there is a place for that information on all auto insurance applications and withholding it would be a false application. If the car is mortgaged after coverage begins, the company must be notified.
Ohio 4 H Golden Anniversary Observed in Springfield
Eleven area residents joined the Ohio 4 H club Golden Anniversary celebration in Springfield with Gov. Lausche proclaiming 1952 the golden year for 4 H. A.B. Graham, originator of 4 H clubs in Ohio, was honored. 25 to 30 of his original club members attended. Local attendees included Roscoe Burdette, Roger McInturf, Patsy Glass, Patsy Pierce, Mrs. Merrill Chase, F. H. Sands, Fred Hampton, James Singard, Mrs. Florence McBride, and Ross Wright.
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Ohio 4-H Club
Springfield
Ross Wright
Frank Lausche
Memorial Auchnorium
Wright
Ohio
A.B. Graham
Graham
Agricultural Club
Roscoe Burdette
Guysville
Roger McInturf
Stewart
Patsy Glass
Sharpsburg
Patsy Pierce
New Marshfield
Merrill Chase
Albany
F. H. Sands
Athens
Fred Hampton
James Singard
Florence McBride
Mine Foreman Course To Begin Tuesday
The first class of a 12 or 13 week mine foreman training course opens Tuesday at 7 p.m. at W Nelson Ville High School. Fred W. Gaskins, head of the Mine Rescue Station, says the state required training leads to foreman certification. The course runs weekly on Tuesdays and is open to anyone, with an examination upon completion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelson Ville
Fred W. Gaskins
Palmer St
Former Guysville Resident Rinda Bean Dies Sunday
Former Guysville resident Mrs. Rinda Bean died Sunday afternoon at her daughter Mrs. Carne Turner’s home in Macksburg. Survived by daughter Mrs. Turner son Dana Bean and several grandchildren. Funeral services set for Wednesday at 1 p.m. at the Guysville Methodist Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rinda Bean
Guysville
Carne Turner
Macksburg
Weather summary shows cloudy to sunny breaks
Partly cloudy skies prevailed with a 37 F 9 am reading up 10 degrees from last night. Sunday started with snow showers but cleared to sun in the afternoon with temps from 27 to 53 F, contrasting with Friday and Saturday highs and lows of 44 10 and 34 15 respectively.
Exam Announced For Inspectors
The U S Civil Service Commission announces an examination for inspector of communications and electronics equipment with the Signal Corps at inspection offices and contractors plants nationwide. Annual salary is $5060 and 35940. Applications and details available at the post office from local secretary F B Riggins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S. Civil Service Commission
Signal Corps
United States
F. B. Riggins
Athens Announces Sewer Rental Start and Charge Rationale
Athens residents received sewer rent notices with water bills explaining the mandatory sewer project under Ohio law. Safety Service Director Fred H. Beckler outlined that penalties await if a disposal plant is not built, and that the rental funds help finance the $1.1 million project while reducing future bond costs. The current rate taxes water use with tiered charges and a minimum monthly fee, and eligible users may qualify for reductions by directing waste to storm sewers.
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Athens
Safety Service
Fred H. Beckler
Ohio
Beckler
Ohio City
Keckler
Cus Comnen
Gaisitenve
Cite
Bechler
Jie
Directeur
Rome-Canaan School Concert Slated Friday
Rome-Canaan High School will stage an 8 pm Friday concert led by a 54-voice chorus and mixed ensembles. Pauline Heft directs, with performances by the boys quartet and girls ensemble, plus solos and a featured mixed group.
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Shirley Smith
Grace Russell
Janice Simmons
Mary Stover
Marilyn Robinson
Mary Ann Walraven
Janice Moore
Marianne Brozak
Sally Noble
Grace Ziegler
Darlene Wede
Mary Stump
Ada Parsons
Jolene van Cleve
Helen Nestor
Shirley Golden
Wandalee Spears
Wanda Spears
Genevieve Woody
Helen Williams
Clarys Burton
Sylvia McClain
Shelby Wheaton
Eugene Burch
Ronald Copeland
Roger Copeland
George Crawford
Ralph Frost
Gary Gould
Dan Hutchens
Bill Linton
Bill Meiinturf
Roger MeInturf
Dale Bic 'Gil
Marion Kim
Eddie Sweeny
Accidents Reported On City Streets Over Weekend
Police logged three accidents on city streets during the weekend. A hit and run occurred Sunday when a car owned by Dorothy Graham was struck in front of her home on Graham Avenue. A Mil Street collision damaged two cars Sunday morning, with the driver of the truck unknown. Harvey R. Ramsey, 82, died Monday morning in Detroit after a collision in an alley behind Sheltering Arms Hospital. Ramsey had worked for The McBee Co. 26 years and retired as paymaster in 1933. He was survived by his wife Estella and two children. Memorial services are planned in Athens and Washington Court House. burial at Washington Court House.
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Dorothy Graham
Fern St
Witck
Graham
Mil. St
EL State St
Harvey R. Ramsey
Herman E. Brown
Detroit
Carbondale
Carl E. Ramsey
Robert Richard
Coyle Ave
Rago
Amesville
Ramsey
Dent
McBee Co
Arms Hospital
Betty Addington
Trimble
Athens Ellis
Estella
Raymond
Smedley
Dews
Washington Court House
Walter Snider
Dayton
Dow
Trash Fire Near Beta Theta Pi House Sparks Fire Alarm
A trash fire behind the Beta Theta Pi fraternity at 238 Congress St. prompted an early morning alarm. Firefighters were dispatched at 2 04 a m after neighbors reported a large blaze adjacent to the rear of the house. Police noted the fire within 30 feet of the building and linked the incident to a dance held at the fraternity the prior evening.
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Beta Theta Pi
Congress St
Tire
Wisconsin awards degrees to Athens men in first semester
Madison Wis Doctor of philosophy degrees were awarded at the University of Wisconsin to Philip E Frohmich 66 E Mellberry St and Lee C Soltan Putnam Apartments among 966 graduates in the first semester end cap. Athens men listed among the degree recipients.
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Madison
Wis
University of Wisconsin
Philip E. Frohiich
Ee Miberry St
Lee “C. Soltan
Putnam Apartments
Engineer Scientist Positions Open by U S Civil Service
The U S Civil Service Commission announces a shortage of qualified applicants for engineer and scientist roles. Salaries range from 3410 to 5940 dollars yearly. Qualified individuals should contact the local civil service representative at the post office.
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US. Civil Service Commission
Civil Service
USCSC
Petition to recover cognovit note in Ohio court
Oscar Porter sues in Common Pleas Court against Paul Ervin seeking recovery of a cognovit note for 200 dollars plus interest. The filing requests judgment and collection of the debt according to the note.
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Common Pleas Court
Oscar Porter
Paul Ervin
First Returns In Red Cross Drive Listed
The first returns for the 1952 Red Cross fund drive in Athens were reported by drive chairman William Rowland. Total to date is 223.16 with 5286 from Central School and junior high students. No city business district returns yet, but expected soon and Glouster added 310 reaching 288.16 for Athens County. Athens County goal is 15 665 with 10 800 expected from Athens city.
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Athlena
William Rowland
Glouster
Athens County
Athens
Rowland
Break‑in Reported at Shade School
A breaking and entering at Shade School was reported to the sheriff’s office Monday morning. Sheriff George Bateman said he had not yet learned what was taken. Entry was made through the front door, the sheriff said.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Shade School
George Bateman
Witness account of Pearl Harbor attack described by Captain Bradlyn
Captain Samuel Bradlyn, assistant professor of air science at Ohio University, spoke to the Arnold Air Society about his experiences during the December 7 1941 attack. He described the happenings and destruction he witnessed at Hickman Field and Pearl Harbor during the Japanese assault.
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Samuel Bradlyn
Ohio University
Arnold Air Society
Bradlyn
Hickman Field
Pearl Harbor
Returns from East Conference on AFROTC Curriculum
Lt. Col. John K. Granam of Ohio University has returned from a two day conference at First Air Force Headquarters Mitchell Air Force Base New York. The meeting focused on changes to the AFROTC curriculum and programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John K. Granam
Ohio University
First Air Force Headquarters
Mitchell Air Force Base
New York
School Transfer Debate Grips Trimble Meeting
The Trimble board considered a petition to transfer territory to the county school system with support from local officials. After debate and oath questions, approval for a further study was granted as a compromise, with a special meeting planned to decide.
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Seto Seabort Ag
Saath Gan
Graumi Lee
Karl Rodenbemie
Mondaines
Burlenneniler
Hines
Torntle Townships
Trimble
Standssrivers
Supl
George Christman
Hyantet
Pe Urson
Dinfcipal V. ©. Kail
Viral 'Swarl
Jobin Milui J
John Menges
Educatin Thre
Athens
Christian
Jeounty Board
Alther
Wye Petuun
Trataler
Township Road Repair Fund Starts in Southeast Ohio
Southeastern Ohio counties share in the first $500000 distribution for township road repair and maintenance. State Auditor Joseph T. Ferguson explains funds are allocated by miles of township roads under trustees and totals vary by county, with Wood County receiving 12589 and major counties like Cuyahoga getting 7300. Continuous distributions list Athens 86073 Gotha 4138 Hocking 36072 Meigs 8 Perry A6502 Vinton 4473.
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Ohio
Joseph T. Ferguson
Ferguson
Wood County
Cuyahoga
Wall
Athens
Gotha
Hocking
Meigs
Perry
Vinton
Shelterin g Arms Hospital Notes and Admitted List
Hospital notes list multiple new births and admissions. Names include Mr and Mrs Robert Williams of Athens with a daughter, Mr and Mrs Robert Clark with a daughter, and others such as Mr and Mrs Carl Barnhill Tup pers Plains with a daughter. Admitted patients include Gladys Tittle and Gertrude Herrold among others. A lodge meeting for Guysville Savannah is announced with rent details.
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Birtus
Robert Williams
Athens
Robert Clark
Arthur
Carl Barnhill
Tuppers Plains
Harry Taylor Trimble
Gladys Tittle
Gertrude Herrold
Zalecki
Lucy Kytta
Glouster
Ear Linton
Avanelle Conrad
Barbara Vris
Athen
Walter Sir Caskey
Jacksonville
Helen Douglas
Albany
Russell Reynal Chauncey
Gladys Gabriel
Randy Chadwell
Helen Iggemeyer
Guysville
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Richland Ave
May
Peter
Seel
Ronald E. Coe
New Phomperh
Rove
Oscar Ward
Dundas
Ward
Eming
Esther L. Glass
S'So
pSharpsburg
Smith
Kaces Smith
Edward H. Allen
McArthur
Betty Lee Akers
Ermalene Akers
Patty Jarman
Ray
Arnold Havens
Portsmouth
Justice of
Nelsonville
See
D. F. Stone
Newal
Waldo Poston
Vaughness
George Scott
James Trout
George Bean
Sons
Athens County Agents Association
Houck
VanDyke
Donald K, Bartow Seiple
Kempton Walker
Ebright
AL M. Goddard Wart Mathews
M. Gut
Rether- Inez
F. R. Maroney
Houck & van Dyke
Lve Hs
Ronald House
Ronnie Brandon
Logan
Hocking County
Dean Campbell
Ralph Kinney
Brandon
Barney Andrews
House
Stanley Mechem
Hubert Leeper
McConnelsville
Youth Senate
Messenger Newsphoto
Rome-Canaan
H. R. Ramsey
Wisconsin
Church OF Christ
Lancaster St
Welock
Dwaine Derrick
Lancaster
Forensic League
Don Davis
Circleville
Oho University
Manetta College
Davis
Randal Reig
Stewart Datty
Lurene Robinson
Fairgrounds
Peter B. Lee
Red Cross
Shade School
Sheriff
iPear Harbor
Cape
Boa Ae
Athens County Savings & Loan Co
Mananic Temple Bidg
Tel
H. G. Householder
Sec
Ar Fund & i
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Savannah
W. EH
Ashcraft
Fitti
Stauffer
State
ALL Church
Athens, Dale
Fleet Lease Corporation
Ferther
Felow, Ee
Preckley Building
Nate
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Court Street
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