McBee Official To Speak On Ohio University Seminar
Roger Connor of The McBee Company Athens will guest speak at Ohio University's mechanical engineering seminar now in its third year. The one hour course, planned by Paul Black, open to seniors and required for graduation, runs February through March. Connor's talk is the fifth and final, following topics on professional attire and ethics in engineering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roger Connor
the McBee Company of
Athens
Ohio University
Paul H. Black
Black
Connor
James V. Walker
Walkers Incorporated
Columbus
John C. Baker
Jesse Huckert
Albert T. Volwiler
Jon
al Hodnett
Carl T.nessley
Carl T.nessley, Assistant Director, Division of
Physical Fe University
Paul Harla
Daugherty Promoted to Airman First Class
ROBERT REES DAUGHERTY son of Mr and Mrs A E Daugherty Athens Route 2 has been promoted to airman first class He is a graduate of Chauncey Dover High School and attended Ohio University before enlisting in the Air Force in January 1953 He received his permanent wings in January 1955 He and his wife Nita Linscott of Athens reside in Petaluma California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Rees Daugherty
A. E. Daugherty
Athens
Chauncey-Dover High School
Daugherty
Ohio University
Air Force
Nita Linscott
Petaluma
Cait
Scout Official Resigns Post
James Markle, field scout executive with the Kootaga Area Council, Boy Scouts of America, resigns to become district executive with the Central Ohio Council in Columbus. He will leave effective April 15 after three years, having led the Hock Hocking and Washington districts in Ohio. D. D. Montoya, scout five, will carry on the office responsibilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Markle
Markle
D. D. Montoya
Scout Five
Your Home Is Full of Legal Booby Traps
A fragmentary notice warns readers about legal traps in housing and urges caution in dealings. The text includes a garbled promise to provide answers and questions, mentioning a phone-like reference 5 W. Union Dial 31989 and incomplete contact details.
Airmen urged to reenlist in multiple Air Force specialties
Air Force recruitment officer T Sgt John A Korchak announces a program allowing former airmen with one or more of over a hundred specialties to reenlist in their former grade up to six months after discharge. He cites the force's training investment and the need for skilled technicians in a modern Global Air Force.
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Air Force
T-Sgt
John A.korchak
Korchak
Navy Recruiting Schedule Set For Athens Post Office
A two day Navy recruiting schedule is set in Athens with Chief Gunner’s Mate Billie Morgan stating that beginning April 6 a recruiter will be at the Athens post office each Wednesday and Thursday for visiting and recruitment duties for the remainder of the period.
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Navy
T ‘Athens
Billie Morgan
Athens Post Office
Reserve Killing Creed Urging
Active reservists are urged to contact Major Peter B. Seel or Lt. Paul K. Power about joining the Air Force Reserve. The unit highlights mobilization readiness and skills transferable to service, noting reduced mobilization time as a key benefit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Feng Air Force Reserve
Peter B. Seel
Paul K. Power
New Athens CAP Squadron Lists Officer Openings
The reorganized Civil Air Patrol squadron in Athens announces openings for officer positions in flying public relations legal medical finance civil defense personnel operations training communications supply engineering transportation and coordinator 101 women’s activities. The unit meets Wednesdays at 8 p m in Ohio University Carnegie Hall basement and invites air minded people.
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Athens
Civil Air Patrol
H. T. Olson
Ohio University
Carnegie Hall
Olson
CAP
U.S. Air Force
AF Restice Service
Air Force
Lancaster
Logan
CAA
O Serger
R E Work Dies at 46 in Chesterhill
R E Work 46 of Chesterhill Route 1 died suddenly of a heart attack at home Saturday. Born June 1 1908 in Washington County, he was a farmer and Pattinn Mills Grange member. Survived by widow Ethel Thomas daughter Eva Jean his mother three sisters and three brothers. Services Tuesday at 2 p m at Fawcett Stoney funeral home with Revs James Stewart and Kenneth Frazier officiating. Burial Bartlett Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naymona E. Worr
Chesterhill
Washington County
Work
John
Hulda Smith Work
Pattinn Mills Grange
Ruth Anpil
Bart
Lett
Flossie Smith
New
Ark
Ellen Wogan
Stockport
Clayton
Pennsville
Denver
McConnelsville
Harry
Fawcett-Stoney
James Stewart
Kenneth Frazier
Bartlett Cemetery
Five Join Walton Group
The Izaak Walton League local chapter awarded two membership certificates at a Sunday meeting at the farm. State President Charles McClellan presented certificates with state officials J. H. Osborne Dan Daley and Alvin Harper present. Five new members joined including T. A. Basford.
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Izaak Walton League
Charles McClellan
Athens
J. H. Osborne
Dan ‘Daley
Alvin Harper
Ironton
T. A. Basford
Cly
Waltonians
Athens State
Lae ©Larsh
League
Marshfield Man Pleads Guilty to Malicious Destruction
John Newcomb of Marshfield faced a municipal court plea for malicious destruction of property after an incident at the John Marshfield Apartments. Paul M. Jeffers, 51, pleaded guilty to the same charge and was fined 125 dollars plus costs. Jeffers had his license suspension stayed and was placed on three months probation with three days in confinement for failure to pay damages.
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Newcomb
John New Marshfield
Ytierie
Sievician
Paul M. Jeffers
New
Marshfield
Wagner
George Fidle
Jeffers
Driver Jailed After Crash On Route 13
Orville L. Beckett, 47, of Logan Route 3, jailed after a crash on a curve at Truetown on Route 13. State Patrol charged him with drunken driving. arraigned Monday, fined, three days in jail, three months driving suspension. William Oiler, 71, Jackson Route, charged with disturbing the peace, pleaded guilty and jailed for inability to pay $25 plus costs.
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Athens County
Orville L. Beckett
Logan
State Highway Patrol
Beckett
Truetown
William Oiler
Jackson Route
Oiler
Sheltering Arms Hospital Notes Hurts Parents and Kin
A fragmented hospital log from Sheltering Arms lists multiple admissions and dismissals. Names include Mr and Mrs Walter Bock of Athens with daughter admitted in the afternoon, Deslar Malone, Lora Briggs of Athens, Mrs Ethel Harshbarger of Sharpsburg Route 1, Mrs Nora White of Athens, and several others from Athens and surrounding townships. Dismissals note Mrs Clark Biggins of Athens and Frostville and son, plus several more, with partial route details and surnames such as Jones, Jones Shade Route, McAfee Albany, Booth Athens, and McGrath Athens.
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Sheltering Arms Hospital
Walter Bock
Athens
P.M. Jones
Shade
Deslar Malone
Trimb
Lora Briggs
Ethel Harshbarger
Sharpsburg
Nora White
Cavanaugh
Zaleski Cooper
Etta Hart
Chauncey
Iva McAfee
Albany
Martha Ogan
Mock Trial Teaches Civil Procedure In Ames Bern Class
DANT NOT GL Class Holds Mock Trial Students in the Ames Bern senior government class received a glimpse of civil court procedure. The project included a full mock trial with a jury, attorneys, witnesses, and a judge led by Mary Eva Lawrence. Richard Sanders played the defendant charged with stealing an air mobile owned by Rodney Antle. The prosecution was led by Shirley Potter with student witnesses Diane Hamilton Paul Hanson Paul Butcher and Patty Armstrong. Attorney Mike Depine summoned Bob Sauders Donald Mayler and Larry Duncan to testify for Sanders. The jury of sophomores and seniors returned a not guilty verdict as Judge Jim Gass presided and Lawrence served as court stenographer.
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Ames-Bern
Mary Eva Lawrence
Richard Sanders
Rodney Antle
Shirley Pot
Ter
Diane Hamilton
Paul Hanson
Paul Butcher
Patty Armstrong
Mike Depine
Bob Sauders
Donald Mayler
Larry Duncan
Sanders
Jim Gass
Vernon Sewell
Ball
Grassed water ways aid farms says soil conservation official
Wilson of the Soil Conservation Service outlines the benefits of grassed or sod waterways. They carry extra water away safely and act as turn strips protecting fields from deposition. Waterways can provide hay and seasonal pasture, with design depending on drainage, slope, and erosion considerations.
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Ert Wilson
Soil Conservation Service
Wilson
Chan
Athens
Ex Pastor Dr. Charles R. Harmon Dies at 92
Retired pastor of Alexander and Albany Presbyterian Churches, Dr. Charles R. Harmon died Saturday in Xenia at his son in law and daughter’s home. Funeral services set for Tuesday at 1 p.m. at Neeld funeral home with burial in Bradford. He preached about six years in Brownsville, Bradford and Oldtown and left the Albany area in 1896. He is survived by his widow Marguerite, two daughters and two grandchildren.
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Charles R. Harmon
Alexander
Albany Presbyterian
Xenia
Aind
David H. Deen
Neeld Funeral
Bredford
Harmon
Brownsville
Bradford
Oldtown
Albany
Guerite
Mrs Chevalier Rites Tuesday Remembered in Wooster
Funeral services for Mrs Mabel May Chevalier 64 who died at her home are planned Tuesday afternoon. Interment will follow in the Success Church of Christ Cemetery with Forest Rose Council 285 D of A conducting rites. Friends may call at the White funeral home in Coolie.
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Woolville—Runeray Servis
Mabel May
Chevalier
Eirnencearae
Sarene
Mtr
Soret Cal Cleveland
Eea
Bet
Cleveland
Pouce
ana emermemey_ sauad
Christine
Ft. Worth
Texas
Jetna W
Seka
Pomerania
Ce Forest Rose Council
Two Drivers Fined After Police Arrests
Municipal Court fined two drivers after a city police filing following a traffic accident. Homer Barnhart, 59, Athens route 4, was found guilty of fail to yield the right of way and sentenced to $10 fine plus costs and city jail. Carl A. Baughman, 26, Reed Falls, paid $15 fine and costs for driving to the left of the centerline.
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Homer Barnhart
Athens
Carl A. Baughman
Reed
High School Debaters Eliminated in Tourney
A fragmented report shows Aihaa High School debaters eliminated in a tournament. Names such as Kenneth Wilkes and a debate coach are mentioned with a fine of 410. The local team reportedly won a Senate Meet against Cayenees as polls closed late.
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Aihaa High School
Bate
Ing Rounas
Kenneth Wilkes
Fotumises
Cayenees
Maillon
Mckinley
Tebattes
Arbertos
26 Athens County Servicemen Receive Discharges in Feb
February marked the end of veterans served in Germany and Korea who were discharged. The Selective Service Board listed 26 men from Athens County with their theaters of service, including Korea and Germany, plus several draftees who served in the United States. Enlistees and branch of service were detailed for Navy, Air Force, Marines and Army among residents such as Glouster, Nelsonville, Athens, The Plains, and Guysville.
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Germany
Athens County
Rea
United States
Fed
Korea
Patrick E. Bulstrom
Glouster
Clifford Kimes
Colville
Neil W. Mayle
Sharpsburg
Lewis W. Roberts
Athens
Donald E. Sickles
Clarence Stuffiebean
Nelsonville
Duane Saylor
New Marshfield
Robert L. Mec Clelland
Giouster
Navy
Donald D. Jeffers
Richard ¥. Floyd
the Plains
William H. Frey
Dana L. Hunter
George H. Hibbard
Leland le Hornsby
Air Force
Kenneth M. Stimel
Welsonville
Ronald E. Ridenour
Ralph T. Elliott
Neltonville
Roger FE. Powell
Charles B. Tribe
James H. Whyte
Max Ruflick
Joseph M. Mantle
Guysville
Spring Rain Floods Roads Across The Hocking River
Spring arrives as rain soaks Athens and floods Routes 5 and A. Hocking River rises to 45 feet Sunday and reaches 11 am at 69 degrees. Water covers Route 50 at Fisher Station then recedes. Amesville, Federal Creek over Route 50 A. Hamley Run reports include 68 degrees, highs 84 Friday, 88 Saturday, 64 Sunday.
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Athens
Hocking
L. Colmer
U. S
Margaret Creek
Fisher Station
State Highway Department
Teliable
Federal Creek
Amesville
E. M. Poston
Hamley Run
Denies Count Of Stealing Store Funds
Ralph Swank 31 of Zanesville Route 3 appeared in Municipal Court on a charge of fraudulently taking 2136 04 dollars from Capital Shoe Corp operator Jack's Shoe Store Court St Swank a former employee of the firm was charged with taking the funds while working for the company Muskingum County official Maryus Currier arrested Swank and he was returned to Athens Saturday A preliminary hearing was set for Wednesday at 9 am and Swank's bond was set at 800 dollars.
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Ralph Swank
Zanesville
Capital Shoe Corp
Jack's Shoe
Court St
Swank
Maryus Currier
Muskingum
Athens
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W. Union Dial
Sx Airmen
New Athens
R.E. Work
Walton Group
Mumeyar Wout
Suage John
Akerr-Hunter
Kerr-Hunter Hardware CO
National Convention OF Command
Air Force Rotc
Dwight Mottet
James R. Patrick
T. B. Rothwell
L. H. Berger
Phil Porter, Jr
Church of the Good Shepherd
D. W. Mansfield
ACS
George Brehmen
Clark Biggins
Frostvile
Macphing
Vessalo
Virginia Jones
Wiliam Perdan
George Lienty
Base Mckee
New Starahfield
Ka ‘T Helen Jones
Helene Booth
Toni McGrath
Mrs. Chevalier
Viet
Athens County Savings & Loan Co
Masonic Temple
Tel
Householder
Mac
Endicott Johnson
Mac's Thrifty
State ST
Billy
Gallipolis
The
Courtesy Cab Company
Tommy Wise
South Court Street
Prompt
Courteou
Danison Monument Works
Lee E. Busch
LF. Marberry
Broadway
Paducah
Ohio
Athens County Insurance Agents Association
Court Street
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