Jury lists drawn for Hocking County April term
Grand and petit jurors for the April term of the Hocking County Court of Common Pleas were drawn by Dan Langley and Nelson DeLong in the clerk of courts office with Sheriff Waldron assisting. Names include Francis Bone Homer Schein Glen Eckels Walter Lavey Lillian Stevens and W W Murphy for grand jurors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Hocking County
W. Hl. Mercer
Homer J. Schein
Rockbridge
Glen Eckels
Murray City
Walter Lavey
Shirley Thomas
Loan
John Wilson
Ohn Hooper
Haydenville
Fred Koon
Lillian Stevens
George Kreachbaum
Herbert Ludiow
Boyd Julian
Ethel Harden
Laurelville
W. W. Murphy
Lottie Moorehead
J. J Johnson
South Bloomingville
K R. Lanning
Marie Johnson
Grace Hall
Fred Burchfield
Elroy Short
Frank Judy
Clotilda Kessler
Bremen
Harley Hart
Artenia Jenkins
FL. Baker
William Henry
Kathryn Johnson
Mabel Prather
Homer Green
Vivian Shaw
Robert Todd
Nelsonville
Walter Bray
James L. Young
Homer Allen
Marie Sheets
Charles W. Robb
Earl DeLong
J. E. Stewart
Minnie Bowen
Mabel Knox
Dallas Heft
Floyd Hiles
Albert Redick
Russell Anderson
George Stallsmith
C. H. Green
Harry Shaffer
Howard Thompson
Harry Hughes
Ada Keller
Semner x
Bert Bell
Presbyterian Guild Meeting Discusses Missions in Asia
Mrs. John Krieg hosted the Presbyterian Guild on N Walnut Street. Members studied Presbyterian missions in Japan and the Philippine Islands. Miss Mayme Wellman spoke on the Hibbard Institute and Philippine schools. Miss Jessie McManigal described Tokyo travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Flory
Westminster Fellowship
First Presbyterian Church
Athens
Miss Flory
Women’s Christian College
Tokyo
Miss McManigal
McConnelsville
Clarence Heine
Roy Anthony
Tom Price
Kiwanis Guest Mine Expert to Speak in Logan
Logan Kiwanis Club welcomes Donald W. Scott of the Batelle Memorial Institute Columbus as guest speaker at the weekly meeting Tuesday evening. Scott, a Minnesota graduate, serves as secretary of the Ohio Valley division of the American Institute of Mining and Metallurgical Engineers and treasurer of the Mineral Beneficiation Division. He will discuss Mining and Mineral Processing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LOGAN
Donald W. Scott
Batelle Memorial Institute
Columbus
Logan Kiwanis Club
University of Minnesota
Scott
Ohio Valley
American Institute of Mining and Metallurgical Engineers
American Institute of Mining
Annual FFA Dinner in Logan Draws 125 Attendees
About 125 people attended the Chief Logan Chapter Future Farmers of America annual banquet held in the junior high auditorium. State FFA president Glen Lackey spoke. honorary awards went to Harold Ruggles, Fred Graham, Harold Koker, and Wayne Ball.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin Frazier
Jim Moore
Kenneth Buttrick
Jack Mathias
John Yates
FFA Chorus
Gene
Dale Tucker
Gene Mathias
Jerry Brantley
Russell Floyd
Bob Beery
Carl Derr
Bill Allberg
Bill Helber
Jim Mathias
Menu
Russell Mason
Bill Saxton
Gene Crane
Earl Funk
Harold Wilson
Don Ansel
Bill Allbery
Russel Mason
Sentinel
Howard Nowels
Mr Nihiser Dies Saturday at 88 in Rockbridge
Nihiser 88 lifelong Hocking County resident died at his home near Rockbridge Saturday. Survived by four daughters Mary Goss May Lenz Erma Shaw Ruth Bowen six sons Sam Frank Virgil John Otto Howard two sisters Jane Mahaffey Alice Lake and three brothers Simeon Jacob Samuel. Services Tuesday 2 p m at St John Lutheran Church with Rev Paul N Warner officiating interment St John Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Harrison Nihiser
Hocking County
Rockbridge
Mary Goss
May Lenz
Erma Shaw
Ruth Bowen
Chillicothe
Sam
Laurel Township
Frank
Lodi
Virgil
Cleveland
John
Otto
Howard
Jane Mahaffey
Sugar Grove
Alice Lake
Enterprise
Jacob
Samuel
Simeon
Leonard Funeral Home
St. John Lutheran Church
Paul N. Warner
St. John Cemetery
Birthday Party Honoring Noah Bray at Post Home
Mr and Mrs Ralph Post hosted a birthday gathering for Noah Bray at their home with many Bray family members from Shawnee Congo and New Lexington in attendance. Visitors included William Caldwell Rev Owen Plumiey Rose Bobanick Elizabeth Congo and others as well as extended visits to Harry Davis and Mr and Mrs Bill Weaver from New Lexington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eliza Jinks
Church of Christ
Bill Weaver
New Lexington
Stephen Howdyshell
Carolyn
Oroville
Mary Bray
Ralph Post
Emmett Price
Junction City
Harry Davis
Charles Bope
Columbus
Harry Tharp
Glenna Williams
John Buchanan Visits Cincinnati in official capacity
Logan Johnson Buchanan Hocking County Veterans' Service Officer was on a business visit in Cincinnati today meeting local officials and reviewing veteran affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Logan
John Buchanan
Hocking County
Veterans’ Service
Motorist Fined for Traffic Violations in Logan
Logan motorist Harvey Beougher, 50, of W Hunter Street, was fined $100 and costs for driving while intoxicated and $5 and costs for operating without a driver’s license after pleading guilty before Mayor Roger W. Friend. He was cited by city police on March 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Roger W
Harvey Beougher
Hunter St
Mission Board Readings Made At Meeting
Miss Patty Harding presided at First Baptist Church as the Hattie Jackson Girls Guild held a Sunday forenoon program. The event featured a responsive reading led by Miss Harding, a children's chorus, readings by Gertrude Kirby Joann Jenkins and Emma Viney, offerings by Shirley Kirby and Joyce Viney, a men’s chorus, and pianists Miss Emma Viney and Miss Patty Harding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Patty Harding
Hattie Jackson Girls Guild
First Baptist Church
Miss Harding
Ora Viney
Ople
Mission Board
Gertrude Kirby
Joann Jenkins
Emma Viney
Shirley Kirby
Joyce Viney
Robert
William Jenkins
Andrew
Richard Viney
Reginald Bland
Alfonso Harding
William Peyton
Thomas Morris
Kee Sale Planned by Junior Progressive Study Club
Mrs. C. F. Patton hosted the Junior Progressive Study Club at Mrs. Merrill Ogg home. A paper by Mrs. Ben Swartz was read and final plans made for the annual Easter egg sale and advance orders for Easter baskets decorated eggs and table decora tions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Thomas
Ralph Halbert
John Cunningham
Hugh Sweeney
Munden
Roger Kittle
Eugene Jones
Guy Vaughan
Ben Vaughan
Kenneth Wolf
Richard Guinther
Glenn McDonald
Enlow Grubbs
J-T Alumni Plan Banquet and Dance Meeting
A J-T Alumni Association meeting is set for Tuesday in the J-T Auditorium at 7 p.m. The agenda includes plans for an alumni banquet and dance and a proposed reorganization of the association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J-T
Glouster
Rebekahs Meet in Jacksonville for Odd Fellows Hall Session
The Nineveh Rebekah Lodge of Jacksonville will gather at Odd Fellows Hall Tuesday at 7 30 p.m. Birthday anniversaries will be observed and a potluck lunch will follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Nineveh Rebekah Lodge
Jacksonville
Odd Fellows Hall
Jacksonville Woman Accepts Dayton Job With National Cash Register
Miss June Heffken of Jacksonville has left for Dayton to work for the National Cash Register Co. She recently resigned as assistant cashier at The Glouster Community Bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
June Heffken
Jacksonville
Dayton
National Cash Register Co
Glouster Community Bank
Sanctuary opens at Asbury Methodist Church in Syracuse
The new sanctuary at Asbury Methodist Church is complete and offers services. A dedication will occur before the conference in Columbus. A. S. Crooks, longtime Syracuse resident, died. funeral held March 22 at the Presbyterian Church with burial at Letart Cemetery beside his wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse
Asbury Methodist Church
Columbus
Robert Graham
Chillicothe
van Johnson
Frank Ferrell
Rayford
J.C. Ferrell
A. S. Crooks
Presbyterian Church
Lawrence Schmitt
Rutland
Freeland Norris
Letart
WSCS
Marcia Karr
Malcolm Roler
Middleport
George Freeland
Don Quisenberry
Fred Ferrell
Clemons Rites Set for Thursday in Glouster
The body of T Sgt Cloyd Clemons arrives Tuesday in Glouster and funeral rites are scheduled for Thursday at 2 p.m. at John S Blower funeral home with Rev Daniel K Teater officiating. Burial in Maplewood Cemetery. Clemons died March 24 1945 in action during the Rhine airborne crossing after serving in Italy and England and earning the Air Medal with three Oak Leaf Clusters Presidential Unit Citation five battle stars and a posthumous Purple Heart. He leaves a wife Loretta Passens an infant daughter Maribeth and his parents and siblings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
T-Set
Cloyd Clemons
Daniel K
John S. Blower
Maplewood Cemetery
T Sgt. Clemons
Loretta Passens
Maribeth
James Clemons
Neva Mason
Paul
Jacksonville
James, Jr
Ralph Pritts
Toledo
Virgil Eddy
Warren
Joe Williams
Clemons
Italy
England
France
Rhine River
Two Birthdays Are Observed
Mrs. William Kaiser hosted a three course birthday dinner at her Morgan Street home on Sunday at 3 p m honoring her husband and his mother Mrs Vera Kaiser. Attendees included Rosa Williams Ora Viney Thomas Brown Gladys Viney Thomas Morris Vernon Morris Mittle Morris Rachel Bland Albert T Allen Rendville Loyal D Morris Amalia Smith Mrs Vera Kaiser and others from Cena Mrs Brunston Nelsonville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City
Albert T. Allen
Rendville
Loyal D. Morris
Amalia Smith
Vera Kaiser
Cena
Brunston
Nelsonville
Local Social Notes From Glouster and Surrounding Areas
Glouster residents report weekend visits in nearby towns. Mrs L J Noon and son Robert visited in St Clairsville with Mr and Mrs Jack Noon while Wilbur Kempton and son David stayed in Trimble with Mr and Mrs Vaughn Earich.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University Hospital
Columbus
Zane Kasler
Trimble
Kasler
Edna Kasler
Gertrude Rainey
H. E. Pettit
Crooksville
J. W. Herrold
Guests Entertained In Coshocton and West Lafayatte
Mr and Mrs Harold Miller and son Duane of Coshocton hosted Sunday dinner with Mr and Mrs Daryl Jones and daughters Judy and Francia of West LaFayette visiting the Allison Jones household.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Harold Miller
Duane
Coshocton
Daryl Jones
Judy
Francia
West LaFayette
Allison Jones
Ladies Aid Society to Meet at Heffken Home
The Taylor Ridge Church of Christ Ladies Aid Society will gather Friday evening at the home of Mr and Mrs Fred Heffken in Jacksonville for a church group meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Ladies Aid Society of
The
Taylor Ridge Church of
Vinton Community Notes Report Family Moves and Visits
Mrs. Vennie Butler visits son Dr. J. W. Butler as the family vacation in Florida. The Hartsooks sell Wilkesville drive property to Mr. and Mrs. H. V. Sampson of West Virginia. Norman Martin spends weekend with Elmer Sherritts. Mrs. Mary Hale moves into John Huntley house across the state bridge. Lige Fraley sells farm west of Vinton. Ioie Aldrich moves into Ward Building apartment. Mrs. Elbert Wilcox fractures a heel. her husband is Harry Wilcox of Vinton. Max Barns hosts Clare and Ray Barns of Lichfield, Michigan, en route home from Florida. Jack Quickle family visit. Deborah Lynn stays with grandparents Ray and Mrs. Quickle while parents in Florida. Stella Wilcox.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Huntley
State Bridge
Lige Fraley
Vinton
Ioie Aldrich
Ward Building
Elbert Wilcox
Wilcox
Harry Wilcox
Max Barns
Clare Barns
Lichfield
Mich
Florida
Jack Quickle
Deborah Lynn
Ray Quickle
Stella Wilcox
Fellowship to Meet Glouster at Anna Lowery Home
The Methodist Youth Fellowship of the Jacksonville Methodist Church will meet this evening at 7 30 at the home of Anna Marie Lowery. The Faithful Class of the Jacksonville Methodist Sunday School will meet Wednesday at 7 p m in the home of Mrs Bertha Heffken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Methodist Youth Fellowship
Jacksonville Methodist Church
Anna Marie Lowery
Jacksonville Methodist Sunday School
Bertha Heffken
School Work Demonstrated By Pupils
GLOUSTER The Jacksonville Trimble PTA met in the grade school building in Jacksonville last Monday evening. Mrs Harve Courtney music supervisor led a program with a lullaby by fourth grade girls a song and dance by fourth grade girls and boys first grade pupils demonstrated their daily work with songs and dances the sixth grade performed a minuet in costume. The association treasurer reported carnival net proceeds of 225 50 and voted to purchase Reading Circle books for the grade schools. Refreshments were served in the dining room by Mrs Ocie Sharp and a committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Jacksonville- Trimble
Ocie Sharp
Four Cases Scheduled in Gallipolis Court
Judge James Collier of Ironton will hear four common pleas cases in Gallipolis this week with Judge Rob ert Betz unavailable due to prior role as county prosecutor. Civil suit Ruth Day vs Herbert and John Smith to begin today. State cases: Melvin Dunn non support, Loren Layne non-support, Clifton Crawford arson set for March 30 31 and April 1. Edwin Sprague added to 24 potential petit jurors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
James Collier
Ironton
Common Pleas
Robert Betz
Ruth Day
Herbert
John Smith
Collier
Betz
Edwin Sprague
Rio Grande President to Speak at Dinner
Rio Grande President F. W. McDermott will address the Layman's League dinner at Trinity Methodist Church Point Pleasant at 6 30 p.m. Tuesday. An ensemble from the college will perform and C H Withers is chairman of arrangements. The Layman's League is an interdenominational religious civic group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Rio Grande
F. W. McDermott
Trinity Methodist Church
Point Pleasant
C. H. Withers
Point Pleasant High School
Frank Willey Rites Are Scheduled Today
Funeral services for Frank Willey 82 died Saturday at his home on Lower River Road after an illness of several weeks were to be held at the Wetherholt funeral home at 2 pm today with the Rev David Bates officiating Burial was to be in Mound Hill Cemetery Survivors include two sisters Miss Parney Willey at home and Mrs Mary Clendennin Gallipolis and a brother Fred Willey of Los Angeles A brother and two sisters preceded him in death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Frank Willey
Lower River Road
Wetherholt
David Bates
Mound Hill Cemetery
Parney Willey
Mary Clendennin
Fred Willey
Los Angeles
Hospital Notes Admissions List for Holzer Hospital
Admissions include Mrs Arnold Dicker Edward Tope Mrs Charles Hutchinson Rio Grande George Comer Oak Hill Basil Cremeens Rutland Mrs Maggie Edwards Oak Hill Mrs Blake Strait Gallipolis Route 2 Vickie Leach Jackson Oscar Hayburn Wellston Mrs Charles Bradbury Middleport Rickie Leach Jackson and Mrs Carl Searles Middleport Discharges include Betty Mundy Lonnie Safford Mrs Charles Love Mrs Fred Taylor Ira Gillian Thomas A Evans Andrew Cantor Mrs Vernon Moore Robert Broyles and Mrs Cecil Davis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arnold Dickerson
City
Edward Tope
Charles Hutchinson
Rio Grande
George Comer
Oak Hill
Basil Cremeens
Rutland
Maggie Edwards
Blake Strait
Gallipolis
Vickie Leach
Jackson
Oscar Hayburn
Wellston
Charles Bradbury
Middleport
Rickie Leach
Carl Searles
Betty Mundy
Lonnie Safford
Charles Love
Fred Taylor
Ira Gillian
Thomas A. Evans
Andrew Cantor
Vernon Moore
Robert Broyles
Cecil Davis
Home Talent Revue Set By Legion
Lafayette Post American Legion plans a "Laff It Off" home talent revue April 6 and 7 at Washington school auditorium. Cast prep begins with rehearsals, led by director Becky A. Frye. Proceeds support the Legion youth activities fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Lafayette Post
American Legion
Washington School
John Q
Public
Jane
Gene Autry
Judy Kenova
Rochester
Pappy Chiselfinger
Massie Service Set for 79 Year Old Widow
Mrs Massie 79 widow of Stephen Osborne Massie dies at daughter’s home in Sycamore Street. Funeral Wednesday 2 PM at Old Pine Church near Rio Grande with Rev Earl Cremeens officiating. Burial in adjoining cemetery. Survived by four sons Robert Calvin Charles Orville and four daughters Ora Levisay Nellie Plank Garnet Hammond and Grace Reach plus grandchildren and great grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Altona Massie
Walter Camper
Sycamore St
Old Pine Church
Rio Grande
Earl Cremeens
Robert
Calvin
Columbus
Charles
Hilliards
Orville
Plains City
Ora Levisay
Nellie Plank
Blair Mill
Garnet Hammond
Worthington
Ohio
Grace Reach
Pleasant Hill
Stephen Osborne Massie
Four Men Charged With Intoxication in Gallipolis
Carlton Smith Davis 46 of Coalgrove was arrested at 9 p.m. Saturday on a driving while intoxicated charge. Elijah H. Davis 42 and Albert Neal 29, both of Gallipolis, were charged with intoxication. Clarence Wamsley 58, also of Gallipolis, was jailed at 10 p.m. Saturday on intoxication charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Carlton Smith Davis
Coalgrove
Elijah H. Davis
Albert Neal
Clarence Wamsley
Homer Johnson
Middleport
George Lemley
Pomeroy
Andy Sayre
Cheshire
Lemsey
Sayre
Court of Justice of the Peace
L. B. Higgins
Pomero
Paul Ray Bonnette
Marietta
Inez K. Wise
Chillicothe
Bradbury O
James Jeffers
Alva Boyd
Wellston
John M. Downey
Jackson
Ridenauer
Calvin Spires
Langsville
Jack Spires
Raymond Narvel Simmons
Northup
Mark Vickers
Ite
Oak Hill
James Crace
Vinton
E¢ Center
James Harold Skismore
Russell F. Blake
Harvey W. Parker
Justice of the Peace
John Shaffer
Charles William Carewood
Gallia County
Ft. Belvoir
Ft. Hayes
Columbus
New Books Listed For Postal Reserves
Gallipolis public library announces four fiction titles available April 4 for postal reserve. The list includes Shoes for My Love by Jean Leslie Time Will Darken It by William Maxwell I Hear Adventure Calling by Emilie Loring and After Midnight by Martha Albrand. Non fiction includes Hawaii: A History by Ralph S Kuykensall and A Grove Day Americans from Holland by Arnold Mulder and Poems by Emily Dickinson with introduction by Carl Van Doren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Jean Leslie
William Maxwell
Emilie Loring
Martha Albrand
Hawaii
Ralph S. Kuykensall
Holland
Arnold Mulder
Emily Dickinson
Carl van Doren
River traffic light. bids sought for coal at Ohio University
River gauges show minimal traffic at Gallipolis Dam and Kanawha Falls with several boats moving earlier in the day. Separately, Ohio University invites sealed bids by 2 PM April 11 1949 for 1500 tons of coal 2 x 0 nut pea and slack with bonds and official specifications on file.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Kanawha
Mark Twain
Atlas
Lehigh
Jim Martin
Never
Hatfield
Kanawha Falls
Reading
Ohio University
Athens
Ohio
L. Lausche
W. H. Herbert
Four vehicle weekend crash report and arrests in Gallipolis
State Patrol logged four auto accidents weekend with six vehicles and no injuries. Three persons jailed for no operator licenses, two for drunken driving, two for intoxication. multiple citations issued for unsafe operation and related offenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
State Highway Patrol
Five Townships Exceed Quota in Red Cross Drive
Gallipolis reports five townships overshooting their Red Cross fund drive quotas with more collections planned. Catherine Hayward says county total $1223.53 toward $4585 goal. Addison Cheshire Green Perry Raccoon townships named over quota with Green first. City leaders Shoemaker Stevers oversee totals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Red Cross
Catherine Hayward
Charles Shaver
Addison
Kenneth Johnson
Cheshire
Curtis Rice
Green
Harry Pitchford
Perry
Dave Jenkins
Raccoon
Sidney Fadely
Green Township
A. G. Shoemaker
C. Hugh Stevers
Lagging Seen In Purchase Of Car Tags
Gallia County deputy registrar Buell Clark reports more than 1000 owners face a deadline to buy auto license tags this week. About 2214 passenger tag sales had been recorded by Saturday evening across series Z H Z J and Z K, with Z I avoided to prevent confusion. Truck and trailer tags also lag, risking loss of driving privileges after March 31 unless tags are renewed or temporary permits issued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Gallia County
Registrar of Motor Vehicles
Buell Clark
Clark
Gallipolis Area Residents Visit Relatives Over Weekend
Gallipolis and Columbus residents visited family members across Ohio this weekend. Wayne and Irene Neal of Jackson, and Joseph Neal of Columbus, called on T. J. Neal and Ina L. Criner in Garfield Ave. Lori Payne and Diane Payne joined Norman Payne in Steubenville visiting Mathew Payne. Judge Lewis Warden, formerly a common pleas judge, hosted visits with E. R. Wallace and family. Beatrice Small and Helen Small traveled from Huntington to see Mathew Payne. Roush family relatives from Columbus visited R. R. Roush on Second Ave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne Neal
Jackson
Joseph Neal
Columbus
Neal
T. J. Neal
Garfield Ave
Norman Payne
Diane
Steubenville
Payne
Mathew Payne
E. R. Wallace
Gallipolis
Helen
Beatrice
Huntington
Ralph Roush
R. R. Roush
Second Ave
Notice of Appointment for Ida Lenora Kittle Estate
Fred F. Kittle of Athens Ohio appointed Administrator of the Estate of Ida Lenora Kittle deceased of Athens County Ohio. Creditors must file claims within four months or be barred. Dated March 10 1949 Probate Judge John F Newcomb.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred F. Kittle
Athens
Ohio
Ida Lenora Kittle
Lenora Kittle
Athens County
John F. Newcomb
Notice of Property and Vehicle Auction in Nelsonville Ohio
Public auction announced for Lot 13892 in Pattons and Jacksons Addition Nelsonville Athens County Ohio and a 1940 Ford. Real estate to be sold for cash on sale day April 30 1949 at 2 PM with personal property cash on sale day. Safety Director and Mayor authorized to convey and bids may be rejected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Office of Commissioners of Jurors
Athens County
Ohio
Commissioners of Jurors
Common Pleas Court
Board of Athens County Commissioners
Court House
Board of County Commissioner
Ralph Elliott
Patton
Jackson
Nelsonville
Recorder's Office
Safety and Service Director
Vern Coakley
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Kiwanis Club
FFA
Mr. Nihiser
Hemlock
Kee
Group
Rebekahs
Walter Rothe
Germany
Heidelberg “University
U. S
Holzer Hospital
Legion
E. F. Sells
E. R. Walker
State OF Ohio Department OF Highways
State Highway Director of
Rome
Canaan
Trimble Township
Buchtel
York
Albany
Lee Township
Ward Township
Vinton County
Madison Township
Gill
Department of Industrial Relations
State Highway Department
Department of Highways
T. J. Kauer
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