Mulligan v Rogaski set for Common Pleas trial
Athens County’s Red Cross has aided about 600 servicemen veterans or families in the past year as Ellen Biddle outlines Red Cross services. A jury trial before Judge O F Rowland is scheduled Wednesday in Mulligan’s $10 000 suit against Rogaski over a Route 33 death in June last year. Rogaski previously faced manslaughter charges, later dismissed, with Rogaski’s and Mulligan’s lawyers named in court filings.
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Athens County
Red Cross
Ellen Biddle
Miss Biddle
Ohio University
Home Service Division
American Red Cross
The
National Red Cross
Common Pleas
O. F. Rowland
Conrad Mulligan
Athens
James Rogaski
Guysville
Mulligan
Rogaski
Paul Leo Mulligan
Jones and Williams
Woolley and Rowland
Former Lodi farmer Ed Sheridan dies at 92
Ed F. Sheridan, 92, a retired Lodi Township farmer, died Friday at his home 388 S Shafer St after a long illness. He retired from Angel Ridge farm in 198 and moved to Athens with his sister Elizabeth Sheridan who died in 1939. Requiem mass Monday 9 am at St Pauls Church with burial at Mt Calvary Cemetery. Holy Name Society will meet Sunday 730 pm to recite Rosary at Jagers funeral home. friends may call after Saturday noon.
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Ed F. Sheridan
Lodi Township
S. Shafer St
Mr. Sheridan
Angel Ridge
Athens
Elizabeth Sheridan
James M. McMahon
St. Paul’s Catholic Church
Mt. Calvary Cemetery
Holy Name Society
Jagers Funeral Home
New Air Mail Schedule Set for Athens
Postmaster Frebault announced a new Athens air mail pickup schedule effective March 15. South bound departures are 7:59 a.m. and 12:39 p.m. North bound are 9:27 a.m. and 4:33 p.m. Mail should be posted at least 30 minutes before pickup to ensure a flight.
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Athens
Francis Frebault
Frebault
ONG Launches March Drive For Recruits
Operation Second Wind kicks off at the Armory with HQ unit teams competing. the drive runs through March 31 followed by an April 1 banquet for the winning team and duties for the losers. Regular drills featured carbine and M 1 rifle demonstrations by Lts. Kenneth Cleland and Douglas Hall.
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Headquarters and Headquarters Co. of
The
Ohio National Guard
Battallion
Abraham
Kenneth Cleland
Douglas Hall
Youth Fined in Mayor Court for Intoxicated Auto Charge
George W. Coppers, 19, of 95 West Washington Street, pleaded innocent to being intoxicated while in control of a car and of starting a car without the owner's permission. He was found guilty on the intoxication charge, fined 100 plus costs, and imprisoned for nonpayment. The second case was dropped when the car owner did not press charges.
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George W. Coppers
Washington St
William P. Mickle
Coppers
Joseph B. Grogan
Cooperative Study Urged for Ohio Schools
County city and exempted village superintendents met at Ohio University to urge a cooperative study of school organization and improvement. Dean Evan R. Collins of the College of Education at Ohio University chaired the gathering and discussed engaging state institutions in data collection for further study.
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Ohio
Evan R. Collins
College of Education
Ohio University
WAA Surplus List on File at VA Office
War Assets Administration has set aside surplus commodities for veterans purchase per N. K. Blosser local VA contact. The list of available goods may be inspected at Blosser's office First Floor 8 President St. Virginia agency notice confirms limited items.
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War Assets Administration
N. K. Blosser
Blosser
President St
Markets Poultry Butter and Potatoes Report Cincinnati
Poultry prices for various weights range from 22 to 40 cents per pound with heavy fryers and broilers at the higher end. Butter wholesale prints bring 70 to 77 cents with premium butterfat at 73. Potatoes move 3.50 to 6.25 per bag. Eggs report consumer grades US A large 47 to 52 cents, medium 45 to 48 cents. wholesale extras large 42 to 45 cents. current receipts 39 to 41 cents.
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Cincinnati
U.S. A
U S Mines Officials Tour Athens County
Two representatives from the U S Bureau of Mines toured Athens County mining areas to study potential synthetic fuel experiments in the Hocking Valley. L D Schmidt acting chief and L A Turnbull met with Rep Thomas A Jenkins State Senator C Stanley Mechem and local coal operators. They planned to leave on Saturday.
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U. S. Bureau of Mines
Athens County
Hocking Valley
L. D. Schmidt
Synthesis Gas
L. A. Turnbull
Pittsburgh
Berry Hotel
Thomas A. Jenkins
C. Stanley Mechem
Rep. Jenkins
Greenfield Fan Fined After Team Loss
A Greenfield basketball supporter, Robert N. Wilson, 23, was fined 15 dollars and costs by Justice Ambrose Jenkins after a speeding arrest on Route 50. In a separate Route 50 case, Herbert P. Smithy, 26, of Terra Alta West Virginia, was fined 5 dollars and costs by Albany Mayor George Bailes for driving a truck without a tail light.
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Robert N. Wilson
Justice of the Peace
Ambrose Jenkins
McArthur
Herbert P. Smithy
Terra Alta
W.va
Albany
George Bailes
Subsistence Forms Due Promptly Warned by VA
Veterans who received the form letter requesting earnings information must complete and return it to the Regional Office in Cincinnati at once. N K Blosser announced the VA will assist as needed through the Contact Representative at 8 President St to determine eligibility for the subsistence increase authorized by Congress.
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Cincinnati
N. K. Blosser
Congress
President Sr
Chauncey Man Finishes ARC Course in Far East
Cpl. Donald L. Schoonover of Mill Street completed senior life saving and water safety instructor courses sponsored by the American Red Cross in the Far East Command. Under a Red Cross instructor, the Ohio soldier earned certificates in Manila and returned to Okinawa to teach swimming and life saving.
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Red Cross
Chauncey
Cpl
Donald L. Schoonover
Mill St
Far East
American Red Cross
Ohio
Manila
Okinawa
OU Building Plans Include Infirmary
University officials outline remodeling and new construction across campus. The old presidential office and a classroom become the treasurer and registrar offices, with a broader revamp of Memorial Auditorium and new engineering and Fine Arts facilities planned.
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A. H. Armbruster
College of Commerce
Robert E. Mahn
Journalism
Ellis Hall
Memorial Auditorium
President St
Sprague Hall
Richland Avenue
Hocking River
College St
Lush
Florence
Sprague
Vets’ Village
College Infirmary
Agriculture
University Terrace
Bryan Hall
Cold Wave Lowers Temperature to Ten Degrees
The cold spell continued as temperatures fell to 10 degrees last night, the lowest March reading so far. By 9 30 a m Friday the thermometer read 19 degrees, with Thursday’s high at 30, per weather observer Mrs C N France.
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C. N. France
Navy Band Plans April 1 Memorial Auditorium Concert
The U. S. Navy Band will perform April 1 at Memorial Auditorium with a 3 30 p m matinee for Athens County schoolchildren and an 8 p m evening show. Tickets start at the school building this weekend as ROTC members distribute them, with proceeds benefiting Ohio University Student Center Fund for a new campus building. The 53 piece band, led by Lt Conradr Brendler USN, tours nationwide for charitable causes and appears weekly on radio.
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Athens County
U. S. Navy
Memorial Auditorium
Athens
Naval Services
A. H. Blckle
Vincent Jukes
RONS
Ohio University
Jukes
Conradr
Charles Brendler
USN
Capitol Building
Washington, D. C
Berry Hotel
Ed Mazzocco
Former Athens Woman Dies in Colorado
Edith Anderson Weaver former Athens resident died at her home in Mancos Colorado on Wednesday She was the sister of the late Arthur Anderson of Athens
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Athens
Colorado
Edith Anderson Weaver
Mancos
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