Kiwanis Honors 4-H Leaders at Athens Banquet
The Athens Kiwanis Club hosted the annual 4-H Club Advisor Recognition Banquet at Hotel Berry. John Huffman praised shared service goals of Kiwanis and 4-H and moderator Don Davis led a panel on 4-H Organization in Athens County with six long-time advisors honored for five-year service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Huffman
Kiwanis
Athens Kiwanis Club
Hotel
Berry
Huffman
America
Don Davis
Athens County
Davis
Reba Withers
Leona Morgan
Ardith Llewellyn
Kathleen Llewellyn
4 H
4H Club
James Woodyard
Athens
Karen Kelch
Buckeye
Delaware
Athens County Agricultural Extension
Kenneth Ackerman
Roger van Dyke
Donald Mace
Albany
Arthur McCoy
the Plains
Marie Root
Coolville
Clyde Whitlatch
Lewis McBride
Ackerman
Bob Hanger
Whtn-Tv
Huntington
W.va
Paul Watson
Gallipolis
Don Young
Logan
OU Professor Denison edits Letters of William Cooper Procter
Ohio University associate professor A C Denison edits a biography built from letters to Mary E Johnston of Cincinnati. The volume includes Denison's commentary and adds background on Procter and Gamble’s late president. Denison, once partner to Stanley Mathews and neighbor of Procter in Glendale, has previously written America's Maritime History after wartime Navy service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. C. Denison
Ohio University
William Cooper Procter
Procter and Gamble
Procter
Mary E. Johnston
Cincinnati
Denison
Stanley Mathews
Glendale
America
OU Professor Speaks at Legion Post Banquet
Athens K T Crossen Post observes the Birthday of the American Legion with a 6:30 p.m. banquet at the Legion home on W Union St. Principal speaker is Dr Sexson E Humphreys associate professor of journalism at Ohio University and American Legion national committeeman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
Athens
K. T. Crossen
Legion
W. Union St
Sexson E. Humphreys
Ohio University
American Legion National
Legion Auxiliary
Harold Young
Three Drivers Fined After Patrol Arrests
Three drivers were fined Tuesday in Municipal Court on charges filed by the State Highway Patrol. William David Long, 21, of 230 W State St, pleaded guilty to left of center and was fined $15 plus costs. James L. Rutter, 21, was fined $10 plus costs for operating an unsafe vehicle. Charles L. Smith, 29, Athens Route 2, was fined $35 plus costs for unsafe operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Highway Patrol
William David Long
State St
James L. Rutter
Charles L. Smith
Athens
Jacksonville Man Fined in Court
James Lasko of Jacksonville was fined $100 and costs after pleading guilty to intoxication in Municipal Court. The judge suspended $70 of the fine, placed him on one year probation, and ordered him to refrain from Athens and to remain a law abiding citizen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Lasko
Jacksonville
Lasko
Athens
Dog at Large leads to fine in Municipal Court
Chester Yates and W Union Sr. pleaded guilty Tuesday in Municipal Court to allowing a dog to run at large. He was fined 15 dollars with 10 dollars suspended, the judge citing the dog slipped from its collar as the reason for the suspension.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester Yates
W. Union Sr
Shelterers Arms Hospital Notes
A list of patients and guardians with addresses in Athens Albany Baltimore and Carpenter notes blood usage of three pints. Names include Mrs Mary Collins Christopher Hurst Claire Pennington Roland McVey Dorothy Oxley Linda Rutter Kenneth Scott Robert Mahaffey Jr Mrs Clarence Blackford Richard Henderson Ralph Brown Jennie Dailey Claude Westfall Sheryl Hall and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Collins
Athens
Christopher Hurst
Claire Pennington
Roland McVey
Dorothy Oxley
Albany
Linda Rutter
Kenneth Scott
Baltimore
Robert J. Mahaffey, Jr
Clarence Blackford, Jr
Richard Henderson
Ralph Brown
Chauncey
G. F. Arnett
Jennie Dailey
Carpenter
Claude Westfall
Sheryl Hall
Two Drivers Fined After Traffic Crashes
Two drivers were fined in area courts Monday following State Highway Patrol arrests after accident investigations. Roger Clark of Coolville, 44, received 40 dollars and costs for driving at a speed excessive for conditions in Athens County. Francis Myers, mayor of Logan, fined Henry Williams, 49, Haydenville, 15 dollars and costs for failing to yield the right of way.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roger Clark
Coolville
Athens
Edward Stanley
Logan
Francis Myers
Henry Williams
Haydenville
Divorce Filed by Wife Through Mother in Common Pleas
Verna Ann McCulloch through her mother Elaine Newman sues Jack McCulloch in Common Pleas Court. They married January 14, 1956 at Liberty Indiana and separated July 1956. Grounds are gross neglect and extreme cruelty. no children. Deanville listed as last known address for the husband.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Pleas Court
Verna Ann McCulloch
Elaine Newman
Jack McCulloch
Deanville
Liberty Ind
Fined For Excessive Speed After Athens Crash
Florena Burchfield 38 of Route 3 Athens was fined 25 dollars and costs in Municipal Court on speeding. The charge stemmed from a Saturday afternoon collision on East Carpenter Street where her car hit the rear of Rose Howson 97 Mill Street, who was stopped in traffic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florena Burchfield
Athens
E. Carpenter St
Rose M. Howson
Mill St
Council hires zoning engineers for Athens city maps
Athens City Council approved Ladislas Segoe and Associates of Cincinnati as zoning engineers at 8500 for eight duties including base maps and land use surveys. The vote followed suspension of the rules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladislas Segoe and
Mechanicsburg
George Rutkoskie
R. A. Smith
Harvey Householder
Frank Cross
Cincinnati
Columbus and Southern Ohio Electric Co
Richland Ave
B. W. Gill
Wade Tom
William O. Rowland
Council Street Committee
Kenneth W. Sands
Franz Woodworth
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Baltimore
W. Union St
W. Mulberry St. Wall
Sands
Baltimore Home Office
Dr. Crewson to Speak as OU Faculty Lecturer
Dr. Harry B. Crewson associate professor of economics at Ohio University will give a faculty lecture on Technology Ceremonialism and Economic Progress Thursday at 8 p m in Speech Building Auditorium. The talk is the 47th in OU’s faculty lecture series begun in 1945 and is open to the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry B. Crewson
Ohio University
Crewson
Wooster College
Ohio State University
McKinley High School
Sebring
American University
Cairo
Egypt
Athens
Stamp Book Is Revised by Post Office
The Post Office Department will issue a revised edition of Postage Stamps of the United States unveiled by Athens Postmaster Arthur E. Cornwell. It covers stamps from 1847 to 1957 with plate numbers quantities for airmail and commemoratives and a complete index for easy reference. Further booklet details are available at the post office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Post Office Department
Athens
Arthur E. Cornwell
U.S
First Aid Courses Completed by 57 Adults in Community
Fifty seven adults completed the Red Cross revised standard first aid instruction during February. Charlotte LaTourette of Ohio University led the course with assistants Edward Korzep Ross Shull Lanny Foss Kent Culp and Audrey Anderson. York Township Grange also completed a second revised course with thirteen certified. Instructors were Donald Kern and Donald Gully. Albany Grange organized a class last Wednesday to be taught by Dean Howard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Charlotte LaTourette
Ohio University
Edward Korzep
Ross Shull
Lanny Foss
Kent Culp
Audrey Anderson
York Township
Donald Kern
Donald Gully
Albany Grange
Dean Howard
Illinois Driver Fined and Jailed for DWI Guilty Plea
Thomas J. Kavanaugh of Catlin Illinois pleaded guilty in Municipal Court to a driving while intoxicated charge. He was fined 125 dollars plus costs, sentenced to three days in jail, and had his Ohio driving privilege suspended for three years. He may leave Ohio after serving his jail term, noting he was arrested on West Washington Street while visiting his son at Ohio University.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas J. Kavanaugh
Catlin
Ill
Ohio
Kavanaugh
W. Washington St
Ohio University
Trimble Driver Found Guilty In City Court
Trimble driver Lewis A. Antle was found guilty in Municipal Court on a charge of driving left of center on Lancaster Street hill. He was fined $15 with $10 suspended and costs, after pleading innocent at arraignment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis A. Antle
Trimble
Antle
Lancaster St
Hill
Woman Pleads Guilty to Driving on Temporary Permit
Sally Hagensick of 178 West State Street pleaded guilty to driving an auto on a temporary permit unaccompanied by a licensed driver and was fined 15 dollars plus costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sally Hagensick
State St
Willis Grimes Dies After Fall In Morgantown Area
Willis Grimes 81 of 30 percent N Court Street died Monday night in Sheltering Arms Hospital after a fractured leg from a fall on East State Street. A Morgan County native, he worked as a house man at Hotel Berry before retirement 15 years ago. Survived by his wife Cora King Grimes two daughters Mrs R V Weatherman of Tuppers Plains and Mrs Clyde Webster of Rio Grande three sons Wilford of Salinas California Howard of San Jose California and Eldred of Athens ten grandchildren. Friends may call after 7 p m Tuesday at Jagers and Sons funeral home with services Thursday at 2 p m conducted by the Rev Clifford Corns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willis Grimes
N. Court St
Sheltering Arms Hospital
E. State St
Morgan County
Grimes
Hotel
Berry
Cora King Grimes
R. V. Weatherman
Tuppers Plains
Clyde Webster
Rio Grande
Wilford
Salinas Calif
Howard
San Jose
Calif
Eldred
Athens
Jagers and Sons Funeral Home
Clifford Corns
Two Divorce Decrees Granted by Court
Marjorie V. Copeland was granted a divorce from Lloyd H. Copeland in Common Pleas Court on grounds of gross neglect and extreme cruelty. The couple, married Sept. 19, 1930, in Catlettsburg Ky, have four children with custody to the plaintiff of a minor. A separate decree granted Lois L. Stage Riley a divorce from Arthur Riley Sr. of Luhrig on gross neglect. she regains the former name Lois L. Stage.
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Marjorie V. Copeland
Lloyd H. Copeland
Common Pleas
Catlettsburg
Lois L. Stage Riley
Arthur Riley, Sr
Luhrig
Athens
Lois L. Stage
Noted Horticulturist Honored With Stamp
The Athens post office began distributing a three cent gardening and horticulture stamp. Issued by the Post Office Department, it marks the 100th birthday of Liberty Hyde Bailey and Cornel University’s centennial tribute, with first commemoratives released from Ithaca, New York.
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Athens
Arthur E. Cornwell
Post Office Department
Liberty Hyde Baily
Cornell University
Ithaca
N. Y
Eight new representatives at Royal McBee School
Eight new sales representatives of Royal McBee Corp. attend a two week formal training school in Athens. This is the first class under a revised program with three formal schools plus in the field training during a 15 month indoctrination period for new salesmen. The class is led by Dan Merrick, director of sales training schools at Athens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal McBee Corp
Athens
Dan Merrick
Daily Snow Volume Up in Athens as Snow Lays Light
Athens sees light but increasing snowfall with about one and a half inches by 10:30 a.m. The temperature stays just above freezing at 34 degrees as rural Hamley Run reports 30 to 31 degrees. U S Observer C L Colmer notes ongoing conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
U.S
C. L. Colmer
Hamley Run
Heavy fines in county court for two New Marshfield residents
Judge Edward Stanley fined Luther Sayers 37 from New Marshfield a total 125 for driving while intoxicated 50 for resisting an officer 25 for wine in an open container 25 for no valid license. Reno Sayers 39 faced 50 for resisting an officer 25 for intoxication 25 for wine in an open container. Arrests occurred on Route 56 with later capture by Hocking County sheriff and State Patrol.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Stanley
Athens County
New Marshfield Area
Waterloo Township
Homer Buckley
Luther Sayers
Reno Sayers
Buckley
Enterprise
Hocking County
Marshfield VFW Post To Elect Officers
Gilham Frank Post 8804 of the Veterans of Foreign Wars will elect officers at 8 p.m. in Marshfield. Commander John Bridge says refreshments will be served. Nominated for chief posts are James Gilham commander Arthur Sickels senior vice commander William Pidcock junior vice commander Arthur Rorick quartermaster William Llewellyn chaplain John Bridge three year trustee John Gilham judge advocate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Marshfield
Gilham Frank
John Bridge
James Gilham
Arthur Sickels
William Pidcock
Arthur Rorick
William Llewellyn
John Gilham
Athens man pleads innocent to assault in Municipal Court
Vern Riley of Athens Route 2 pleaded innocent to an assault and battery charge in Municipal Court after a complaint by his wife Letha Riley. He was ordered to furnish bond of.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vern Riley
Athens
Letha Riley
Athens Student Picked For Military Honorary
Gaige Richard Paulsen son of Mr and Mrs Gaige B Paulsen 36 Fairview Ave was tapped for Scabbard and Blade the national military honor group for Army ROTC members at Ohio University Paulsen a senior majoring in electrical engineering is a member of Delta Tau Delta and MUGB cultural committee
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gaige Richard Paulsen
Gaige
B. Paulsen
Fairview Ave
Ohio University
Paulsen
Delta Tau Delta
MUGB
Real Estate Transfers In Lodi Township
Charles E. Daily and Marvin S. Phillips of Athens executed transfers to Bernard Bartlett and Nolan F. Riley respectively, both conveying real estate in Lodi Township. The brief notices list the grantors and grantees with property in the same township within Athens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles E. Daily
Athens
Bernard Bartlett
Lodi Township
Marvin S. Phillips
Nolan F. Riley
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4-H
Messenger Newsphoto
Uae
MNO
Bill” Battrell
Albany, Ohio
Legion Post
Athens Pharmacy
Safety Service
Florence Davis
Rut Koskie
Cleveland
Norman Hatch
Longview Heights
Girt
Rowland
Fred Weber
William H. Herbert
DR. Crewson
Illinois
Royal McBee School
Marshfield Vfw
Sandran
Vance-Leach
State Street
Jaynes
Axminster
BAYON
E. State Street
Ed and
Dale SaPp
Parkette Drive-In
U. S. Rt
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