Red Stand Is Seen at Kiwantie Club Meeting
Col William H Speichel of Ohio University declared that Russian leaders will not abandon Communism, warning any deviation would threaten party unity. He discussed Russia’s 150 dialects and the revolutionary background, with next week’s address to cover Communism. Halewell Roseberry earned a perfect attendance certificate for three years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Speichel
Ohio University
Speichel
Communist Party
Russia
Speidel
Ha Lewell Roseberry
Defense Files Brief On Rawlins Status In Juvenile Jurisdiction
Oral arguments are set for Wednesday morning on Grover Rawlins juvenile status. Defense filed a brief challenging jurisdiction of the juvenile court over the murder case of Eleanor Gifford. Special prosecutor T Vincent Martin called the juvenile status claims false and cited Ohio law granting juvenile court jurisdiction if the act occurred before 18 even if the complaint is filed after.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grover Rawlins
Common Pleas Court
T. Vincent Martin
Martin
Ohio
Rotary Names AHS Students For Institute
Flora Armbruster and Frank Dilley of Athens High School were chosen for the Cincinnati Rotary Club institute of world affairs. Selection cites leadership and school involvement. Armbruster averages 3.0, Dilley 2.72. They will attend the two day event March 25 26 with other high achievers from Ohio cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flora Armbruster
Frank Dilley
Athens High School
Institute of World Affairs
Cincinnati Rotary Club
Dwight Rutherford
Athens Rotary Club
Miss Armbruster
A. H. Armbruster
F. B. Dilley
Cincinnati
Ohio
City Police to Aid Dog Warden in Athens
Athens city police will help the county dog warden control stray dogs within city limits. Chief Joseph B. Grogan said a patrolman will be assigned one day a week. County commissioners approved transferring 1868.12 to Aid to Dependent Children from relief funds as part of a Welfare Department time study ending 1948.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Joseph B. Grogan
Nelsonville
Glouster
Welfare Department
Roe Rorick Dies Monday In Athens
Roe Rorick 51 of Athens Route 2 died Monday afternoon in Athens after a heart attack. He lived his life in Athens County and previously drove school buses for Luhrig and The Plains until retiring in 1947. He is survived by his wife Ferne and five sons, plus four sisters and two brothers. Funeral arrangements to be set after Pvt Allen Rorick arrives from Alaska.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roe Rorick
Athens
Rorick
W. Washington St
Luhrig
Athens County
the Plains
Ferne
Arthur
Stewart
Carl
Raymond
Gene Rorick
Navy
Washington, D. C
Pvt
Allen Rorick
Army
Anchorage
Alaska
Wes Brandenburg
Nettie Wilkes
Charles Grace
Will Cline
The
Plains
Ray
Harmon
Youngstown
Florence
New Marshfield Methodist Church
Parole Granted to Glouster Man Among 43 Inmates
An Athens County inmate Sam Reeves of Glouster was among 43 Ohio penitentiary paroles issued by an Associated Press report dated today. Reeves, convicted in spring 1947 for burning two abandoned houses in Glouster, will be released effective April 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens County
Ohio Penitentiary
Associated Press
Sam Reeves
Glouster
Three Athens County youths given probation with strict terms
Rolland McKibben 24 of New Marshfield Arthur 19 and Willard Hart 21 of Athens Route 2 were granted probation after pleading guilty to breaking and entering the Athens Chick Hatchery and the C A Daugherty Garage The judge warned of public criticism if they violate conditions They must repay 201 to the hatchery in $15 monthly installments report monthly to the probation officer and refrain from alcohol and related venues
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens County
Mansfield Reformatory
Rolland McKibben
New Marshfield
Arthur
Willard H. Hart
Athens
Athens Chick Hatchery
C. A. Daugherty
Common Pleas
Roy D. Williams
March Weather Reverses With Snowfall and Crash
March delivered a sharp turn in Athens weather with a 61 degree high dropping to 21 at night. Snow measured by Mrs. C. N. France’s gauge reached three quarters of an inch while highways iced over. A single accident occurred on Route 50 east of Canaanville as four occupants escaped injury when their car skidded into a tree. driver Robert W. Bracken, 35, Belle Gardens, California, was identified by the State Highway Patrol.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Route 50
Canaanville
Robert W. Bracken
Belle Gardens
Calif
State Highway Patrol
Charles Dunfee Dies at Age 81
Charles Dunfee 81 died Sunday morning at Athens County Home. He lived mostly in Washington County and was preceded in death by his wife. He is survived by a son Austin of Columbus and a daughter Bertha Bailey of Cleveland, plus four step-relatives. Services Wednesday at 2 p.m. at Centennial Church with burial in the adjoining cemetery. Friends may call at White funeral home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coolville
Charles Dunfee
Athens County
Washington County
Dunfee
Austin
Columbus
Bertha Bailey
Cleveland
Simon Roland
Elmer Roland
Centennial
Births and admissions at Sheltering Arms Hospital
Mr and Mrs Howard Bobo of Athens welcome a daughter. New admissions include Clyde M Dowler Athens medical Frances F Evans Athens medical Margaret Henderson Athens major surgery Raymond Abraham Athens major surgery. Dismissed Jane A Burleigh Guysville Route 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Bobo
Athens
Clyde M. Dowler
Millard Douglas
the Plains
Frances F. Evans
Margaret Henderson
Raymond Abraham
Jane A. Burleigh
Guysville
Former Athens Woman Dies in Dayton
Helen Morris Heild 53, a former Athens resident, died Sunday in Dayton. Survived by son Howard F. Heild Jr, daughter Barbara, mother Jessie L. Morris, sisters Lucy Heinlen and A J McGarity, and brothers William O and E J Morris. Services Wednesday 1 30 p m from Whitmer Brothers funeral home Ludlow Monument Streets Dayton, burial Memorial Park Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Morris Heild
Athens
Dayton
Howard F. Heild, Jr
Barbara
Jessie L. Morris
Lucy Heinlen
A. J. McGarity
William O
E. J. Morris
Whitmer Brothers Funeral Home
Ludlow
Monument Sts
Memorial Park Cemetery
Conservation Aid Methods Outlined At Athens Meeting
A Monday Athens district conservation meeting presented a working arrangement for applying soil conservation practices. Ross Wright read the plan, drawn by a three member committee, to guide cooperators with varying participation. The group adopted the Athens district annual report and approved four aid applications and four farm plans. Attendees included Roy Gilham, Edgar Dixon, Fred Dorr, Ralph Frash, Alton Hanning, Ross Wright, Eldon Weisman, and R. R. Barker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Ross Wright
United States
Ohio
Thomas A. Jenkins
Roy Gilham
Edgar Dixon
Fred Dorr
Ralph Frash
Alton Hanning
Athens Soil Conservation District
County
Eldon Weisman
R. R. Barker
Mrs. Mary Johnson 87 Dies in Athens Hospital
Mary Johnson aged 87 of 38% North Court Street died Tuesday morning after a daylong illness at Sheltering Arms Hospital. She lived in Alexander Township and Columbus before settling in Athens in 1929. Survived by three daughters, a son, three grandchildren, and two great grandchildren. Service Thursday at 2 pm by Rev. Fred E. Luchs at Dowler Ferguson funeral home. Burial Hebbardsville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Johnson
N. Court St
Sheltering Arms Hospital
West Virginia
Alexander Township
Columbus
Athens
Alexander Presbyterian Church
American Legion Auxiliary
Oliver L. Johnson
Rollin
E. E. Woodworth
Russell Steman
Bertha Johnson
Harley E. Johnson
Barbara
Charles Steman
Phillip J. Woodworth
Dowler and Ferguson Funeral Home
Fred E. Luchs
Hebbardsville
Hooper Ridge Native Dies at 69
Edward Wooley 69, longtime Hooper Ridge resident in Ames Township, died Sunday at Mt. Vernon sanitarium. Survived by two daughters Mrs. E. D. Waggoner and Mrs. Eleanor Preston, four grandchildren. wife Jessie Henry died in 1922. Funeral Wednesday 2 p.m. Hooper Ridge Church of Christ. Rev. Harold Jeffers. Burial Hooper Ridge Cemetery. Friends may call Fawcett-Stone funeral home, Chesterhill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Wooley
Hooper Ridge
Ames Township
Mt. Vernon
Leonard
Sarah Wolfe Wooley
E. D. Waggoner
Marietta
Eleanor Preston
Columbus
Jessie Henry
Hooper Ridge Church of Christ
Harold Jeffers
Hooper Ridge Cemetery
Fawcett- Stone
Chesterhill
Driver Fined After Switching Traffic Plea
James Farrell 21 of Lower Campus Athens entered guilty plea for unsafe operation of a motor vehicle in Mayor Mickle's court. He was fined $5 and costs after police cited him Friday night for multiple traffic violations. Farrell had posted $20 bond after first pleading innocent Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Farrell
Lower Campus
Athens
William P. Mickle
Farrell
Inspection Set at Constitution Lodge 426 F and AM
Inspection of Constitution Lodge 426 F and AM will be conducted Thursday at 7 30 p m Visitors will be welcome said J O Cottle master
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Marshfield
Constitution Lodge
F&am
J. O. Cottle
Market report card for Cincinnati consumer grades
Cincinnati markets report consumer grades with U S A large and medium classifications. Wholesale grades show extras large and current receipts list good quality figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
U.S. A
Welfare Institution Farms Used As Testing Centers
Athens Rotarians heard Homer B. Gaul chief agriculturist of the Ohio State Welfare Department describe state farms as testing centers for farmers and as sources of food for wards. He noted 18 000 acres statewide while 160 farms exceed 1000 acres each and said fertilizer use increased production 30 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Athens
Homer B. Gaul
Ohio State Welfare Department
Ohio State University
Gaul
Athens State Hospital
Ohio State Experiment Station
Poster Contest Slated for Athens Pupils
The third annual poster campaign by the Women's Christian Temperance Union opened Monday for Athens school children and runs to April 29. Judges include Mrs. John Edwards Rev Joe B Maffett and John Jagers. Prizes of 7 3 and 1 are offered in senior junior and elementary divisions. Posters must be 22 by 28 inches on cardboard and carry student and school names off poster. Topics supplied by WorTu.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Christian Temperance Union
Athens
Mildred Murphy
Ethel Woolf
John Edwards
Joe B. Maffett
John Jagers
WorTu
Amenville man fined in traffic signal case
Kenneth Quinn aged 22 of Amenville was fined 2 dollars with suspended costs after pleading guilty in Mayor William P. Mickle's court to failing to obey an automatic traffic signal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coats
Kenneth Quinn
Amenville
William P. Mickle
Quinn
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Defense Files
Rawlins
Rotary
AHS
Freestone
Ann Page
Callie
Florida
City Police
Prospect Party
Aerie Home
Corner Court & Carpenter
F. O. E. Aerie NO
Kenneth Sands
Republic Gas
Republic
Weber Heating CO
W. Union St
Post Office
Post
Blaine R. Goldsberry
Athens Stalians
St.Joseph
Schenley
SYRA
Schenley Distillers Corp. AY
Ohio Valley Exterminator Company
H. A. Locke
Mgr
Carpenter Hardware CO
Logan
Meigs CO
Rep
Middleport
Bud
Juhling
East State ST
DIAL
Athens, Ohio
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