Red Cross Bloodmobile visit set for Athens in April
The Red Cross blood program announced a two day bloodmobile stop in Athens at the First Methodist Church on April 23 24 from 11 am to 5 pm Each day aims to collect 200 donors yielding at least 125 pints daily Recruitment quotas are assigned to churches veterans groups service clubs fraternal organizations women clubs utilities businesses outlying industries hospitals university staff students city schools townships and local groups The goal is to supply Athens County hospitals and Korean war wounded with free blood via the Red Cross The program notes blood cannot be returned to Columbus after 1 pm the same day and production donors receive a blood type certificate Volunteers may also call Red Cross Headquarters at 651 to volunteer
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Red Cross
Athens
Jack Sweeney
B. F. Cutler
First Methodist Church
Urehes
Ceedlear
Veterans Organizations
Ben Wiliams
Carroll Widdoes
Francis Lavelle
Women's Clube
Bertha Vickers
Charles Siden
Harold Cornwell
Donald Robinson
Boyd Spencer
the McBee Co
Tom Evans
Richard Phillips
Robert Mathews
F. Cutler
Ohio University
al Nellis
Fred Ohler
Even James
Athens City
Willard Barker
Alexander-Lee
Floyd Williams
Ames-Berne
William Clark
Canaan
Carthage-Troy
Clyde Parrish
Dover
Gilbert Courtney
Lod
Rome Township
George Marshall
the Plains
Dean Nida
Waterloo Township
Columbus
Korea
Athens County
Rok
JCC Reactivated Officers Elected in Athens
Athens JCC was reactivated by a 32 member vote at a Hotel Berry meeting. Officers elected included William Rowland vice president John DeMolet secretary and George Hooper treasurer. Board members are Joe Draper Robert Baur and Frank Urbach. Guests from Zanesville JC spoke on Jaycee aims and state level plans.
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Athens
William Rowland
John DeMolet
George Hooper
Joe Draper
Robert Baur
Frank Urbach
Zanesville Junior Chamber of Commerce
Staley
Jaycee 55Sa
Millholand
Jaycee
George Hahn
Zanesville
Robert Schusterman
Junior Chamber of Commerce In
Karl Hooper
Meesenger Newsphoto
Zrpuesta
Sally McDonald
the Plains
Nora Jean Pratt
Waterloo
Shielve
Joan Herbstand
Jimny Slater Hollister
Mary Jo Dishene
Milton Howard
Kimberly
Addison Jepe
Anita Lawrence
Ames Hern
Richard Grandy
Jamies Moore
Waterton
Lois
Thomeor
Barbara Bechter
Connie Bryan
Janet Thomipson
Carthage Troy
Kiva
Cooper
Hubert Mclonald
Hubert Thompson
William
Beckten
the Plaina
Jane Murray
Cari Hers
Lass
Slater
Hollister
Max
Edivy Hardy
Gol Gardner
Ames Bern
Ada Kennedy
Waterlo
Kiranpte
John W. Bryan
Ernest J. Gebhart
Higtthe Forester
Emagene Davis
B&pw
Ann Mamma
Mamma
Dorothy Williams
Eva Welsh
Mra Ruthacer
Etta Foster
Besa White
Ruth Seaman
Mire Robbin Bishop
Sarah Hiower
Hadacol and Hadacol used for vitality
A testimonial from Mrs. Somes in Athens Ohio praises Hadacol as a remedy to fatigue and weakness. She credits Hadacol with restoring energy after feeling rundown and thanks friends for recommending the product. The piece promotes Hadacol through personal endorsement and a mother-in-law reference.
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W. C. Dones
Jones
Beli
Ciicage
Hadacil
Somes
Dave
Athens
Ohio
Athens GI's and Navy personnel assigned to bases
GI Board Athens assigns Pte Harold R Houx and Ptc Donald B E Ridenour both of Athens to Sheppard AFB Texas for technical training Houx trains in airplane and engine mechanics Ridenour in radio fundamentals Both promoted to private first class after training at Sampson AFB Howard E B Russell Jr of Athens is stationed at Fort Meade Maryland for six weeks of training Seaman apprentices Carl S Frey and David Gilbert Sams from Athens sail to San Diego and the Far East respectively for antisubmarine warfare training and ship duties Marion P Patterson and Philip R Reibel from Pomeroy are among Seaman recruits proceeding to Great Lakes for indoctrination and further specialized schooling for service duties
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Harold R. Houx
Donald BE. Ridenour
Athens
Sheppard Air Force Base
Texas
Houx
Luis C. Houx
Morris’ Ave
Ridenourt
Clifford FE. Ridenour
Sunnyside Drive
Sampson Air Force Base
Howard EB. Russell, Jr
Howard Russell
State St
Ft Meade
Russell
Athens High School
Carl S. Frey
USN
Cart A Frey
Sharon Ave
Fleet Sonar School
San Diego
Cali
Naval Service
Frey
Athens High Scheak
David Gilbert Sams
Caries
Conan Sams
Athens Rite 4
Eho
Huen
Far East
Athens Fie
Sane
Sims
Oeiirta
Korea
Tie
Mary Prances Sas
Marion
Paut
R. Patterson
Mere OO. Patterson
R. Reibel
Philip “Reibel
Pomeroy
Great Lakes
Ilinois Nave
Athens County Draft Call Is Reduced
Athens County Selective Service Board cuts the April draft call from 27 to 14 inductees and reduces preinduction physicals from 38 to 19. Both groups depart Monday morning for Fort Hayes in Columbus as state headquarters orders quota reductions statewide for April.
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Athens
Selective Service Board
Draft Board
Fort Hayes
Columbus
Real Estate Transfers Across Several Townships
A long list of real estate transfers from Athens, Coolville, Glouster, The Plains, Trimble, and surrounding towns shows numerous deeds. Names include Zella R Brown William E Brown Bertha Malone Charles F Matone Jr Susan Coffman Cora Ann Blair Dale A Blair Rachel Noyes Evine Creamens Harry A Tipton Paul A Siphon Josephine Reott Elisabeth Haenver Everett Russ Clayton Amyerns Elvin Lanning George Hartley Spatin Smith Shel dan K Branten Carley Ferguson Eldon McQuaid Donald Pink Gladys Russell Harold W SnowRoberts W Garmwell Eleanora Schmitt Marald Snow Sidney Bussell Gladys Russell.
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Zella R. Brown
William E. Brown
Akron
Glouster
Martin
Hunter
Security
Athens
Plains
Bertha Malone
Charles F. Matone, Jr
Columbus
Trimble Township
Bari
Bari’ Coffman, New Straitsville
Susan Coffman
Paris
Ales
Rachel
Noyes
Evine F
Creamens
Coolie
Carthage Township
Harry A. Tipton
Coun
Paul A. Siphon
Elisabeth Haenver
Forestry Poster Contest Winners Are Honored
Winners of a county forestry poster contest were honored at a Women's Club meeting in The Plains area. Main speaker Arving Dickman, former district forester now in charge of reforestation for Ohio, announced 100 trees would be given at a Forestry Field Day in Athens on April 3. Posters from students across multiple schools were displayed at state forestry camps and exhibits this summer.
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Athens Business and Frofessimas
Rooma
Chine
Arving Dickman
Reforesta
Ohio
Forrestry
Dickman
Athens
Swily McDonald
the Plains
Nora Dean Pratt
Waterloo
Ann Mumma
BAPW
Irving Dickman
Ohio Division of Forestry
Messenger Newsphoto
Cabinet Aide Visits Legion in Athens
Michael Galvin undersecretary of labor stopped in Athens Thursday en route to Washington after speaking at Legion post Lianésalley Jay where he predicted President Truman would run in 1952. Caigin and two lawmakers were part of the visit and were seen at the American Legion home on the corner of Washington and Congress Streets. The other official boarded a late train to the national capital.
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Michael Galvin
Athens
Washingtont
S.C
Lianésalley Jay
Truman
Sheltering Arms Hospital Notes Report Dismissals
Dismissals listed from Shelter ing Arms Hospital include Mr and Mrs Bernard Porter of Athens with a daughter. Other Athens names: Charles Clack Sail Warshaw Walter Dahl Widen Bowdie Degraff Mrs James Duncan and Mrs Willem Barnes with a daughter in Millfield noted.
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Bernard Porter
Athens
By Hawk
Charles Clack
Sail Warshaw
Walter Dahl
Widen
Bowdie
Degraff
James Duncan
Willem Barnes
Millfield
Sin
Damages Sought in Auto Crash Case in Common Pleas
Turnmire of Springfield sues A Cole of Tuppers Plains in Common Pleas alleging negligence in a Route 50 collision about 14 miles east of Athens on Nov 2 1950. Plaintiff seeks about 874.28 in damages for his car. County records show separate minor vehicle damage reports from Washington Street and College Street incidents with unclear drivers.
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Paciazes
Hee ‘Turnmire
Springfield
A. Cole
Tuppers Plains
Turnmire
Cole
Athens
Escape Is Miracle Escape Is Miracle
State Highway patrolmen termed the escape of Wil ap Henry Smith as a miracle after a trailer truck knocked his car from Route 50 into a ditch. Smith, 40, Athens Route 5, escaped with only scratches and was treated at Shelter ing Army Hospital. The truck driver, Francis R. Miller, 21, Dexter City, said brake failure caused the crash. Miller was fined $10 and certified by Mayor John Crow of McArthur.
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Wilap Henry Smith
Mir- Smith
Athens
Smith
McArthur
Francis R. Miller
Dexter City
Miller
Simithi
Hocking River Rises After Rains
Heavy rains push the Hocking River to 124 feet, rising three feet since Thursday amid lingering flood risk. Rain totals approach four inches in three days as temperatures peak at 75 and fall to the upper 30s. at 9 pm the thermometer stood at 39 degrees.
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Hocking
Test Netting To Begin Next Week In Four Counties
Ey Ridge, supervisor at Athens headquarters for Ohd Wildlife District Four, announced test netting in the Mie Ring River and Washington, Morgan, and Muskingute Counties will start next week if weather allows. Don Slagte will oversee the efforts to monitor streams and nets, with teams moving from Steckparnt through the county.
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EY Ridge
Athens
Ohd Wildlife District Four
Mie
Washington
Morgan
Best Buy at Popular Price Sparks Millions in Sales
A terse note highlights strong demand as the popular priced item drives mass purchases. Executives report brisk consumer uptake and record turnout, signaling a robust market response across regions.
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A. A. Nellis
Mra Dean Nida
Dien Biddle
JCC
Earl Hooper
Myer Magaziner
Zanesville Jayore
Athens Pharmacy
REO Royale de Lure
Ceuvereg
REO
Vane
Wolfe Hard
Court St
Athens, Ohio
Albany
Albany. High
Sheltering Arms Hospital
William Perry
Washington St
College St
Mil
Buckeye
Ladies Auxiliary
OF Eagles
Swanson
THE
Church OF Christ
Lancaster Street
E. G. Couch, JR
Marietta, Ohio
Jesus
Christ
Stone
Deel
Cross Bros
Frank H. (Ross
W. Union St
Harry Davis
Mr. Davis
Ferry's
the Mutual
East Washington St
Athens Home Telephone CO
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