Seven Appear In Court Here Indictees Plead Not Guilty
Seven of two persons indicted by the May Athens County Grand Jury were arraigned before Judge QO F Rowland at Athens County Common Pleas Court Saturday. Charles BE Lamberson of Columbus faced an attempted bank robbery charge and entered a not guilty plea with a 35000 dollar bond. The six others also pleaded not guilty: George Hughes Jr bond 1500, Dave Jones automobile theft bond 1000, Jeff McRee breaking and entering and larceny bond 1000, Joe Nicholson breaking and entering bond 1900.
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Athens County
QO. F. Rowland
Athens County Common Areas
Charles BE. Lamberson
Columbus
First National Bank of
Antesle
George Hughes, Jr
Dave Jones
Jeff McRee
Joe Nicholson
Court sentences and bond details in Athens cases
Robert Lunsford faces petit larceny with a £200 bond and breaking and entering with larceny under a $90 bond. Arthur Bond is charged with failure to provide for a minor child, bond $400. A trial date set. Dave Jones case scheduled for May 1. Common Pleas Court awards $0,100 against The Spanish Show owners for a note and chattel mortgage foreclosure involving The Spanish Shawl. Rev Forester to continue Bible School series at Nazarene Church with dates announced.
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Robert Lunsford
Arthur Bond
Dave Jones
C. E. Bennett Cao
Ie Common Pleas Court
H. J. Weeks
Norma Weeks
Nellie Work Thompson
Athens
Aiso
Athens National Bank
Bennett Company
Admie Murder Case In Cleveland Youth Relatives Confess
May 7 Cleveland reports that two youthful relatives of bootlegger John Pinzarroni aged 48 confessed to sending him to death early yesterday and abandoning his body in his period coupe.
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Admie
Cleveland
John Pinzarroni
City Programs For May Day in Athens Schools
May Day folk music and games will be held in Athens City schools East Side, Central, and West Side this week. Miss Ruth McConnel directs music with piano by students. Central features a sixth grade English play linking country music. West Side presents a garden scene with singing flowers and dancing insects, with handmade hats and garlands by students under Dorothea Loewer.
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Athens
East
West
Central
Ruth McConnel
East Side School
Betty Jones
West Side
Niss Dorothea Loewer
Seniors Who Won Awards In Ohio University district
A list of high school seniors from Ohio University district earning top district honors and General Scholarship Tests. Names span many counties including Scioto, Lawrence, Washington, Belmont, Guernsey, Noble and others, with towns such as Green Town Ironton Marietta Athens Logan and St Clairsville.
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Ohio University
William Fullerton
Green Town
Scioto County
Robert Ironton
Lawrence County
Leona Pena
Prush Creek
Rosemary Saver
Logan
Hocking County
Marcus Ginsburg
Marietta
Washington County
John L. Pickens
Athens
Athens Couty
Durward M. Branigan
Hockine
Paul Healy
Calla
Balmer
Robert Johnston
Bri- Martha
Wellston
Jackson County
Samuel Mendelson
Bellaire
Belmont County
Debert Fordham
Nancy McDonald
Hill
Caldwell
Noble County
Ruth Meister
Burnetta Brodites
Buffalo
Guernsey County
Richard Scott
Trenton
Tom Frame
Byesville
Guernsey
Paul Glover
Philip Thuma
Ironton
Han Broken
Mt. Ephraim
William Neff
Sciota~ville
Seloto
Leland Mata
Woodsfield
Monroe
Mary Mendenhall
Friends Board
Robert Walker
Portsmouth
Selofo County
Richard Beatty
Salem
Anna Blackburn
Otway
Louis Gibbons
Chesterhill
Morgan
Mayor King to Speak at Rome Township Taxpayers Meet
Mayor W B King of Coalville will be principal speaker at a Rome Township Taxpayers Organization meeting in the Stewart High School Building on Tuesday May 1. The group formed four months ago and has held several meetings. all taxpayers are invited.
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King TQ
W. B. King
Coalville
Rome Township
Junior High Students Run Variety Show and The Target
Helen Cross entertained at Athens Junior and Sete High Schools with the cast and crew of a spring skit. A members of the cast and a long list of students and staff attended as guests and performers. The eighth page newspaper The Target was published by William Sryant's ninth grade class with editors and contributors named. Student council nominated six candidates for next year’s school president with final voting planned Friday afternoon. Principal Grubb discussed junior high activities with fifth graders at three schools as discussions on the coming year begin.
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Bilas Helen Cross
Athens
Miss Cross
Dick Whipple
Bob Mingttan
Jane GU
Ann Brow
Ethel AtcEwer
Pawine Mausterton
Sule Pemtergrass
Mary Olive Cowal
Normandy Burgent
Jean Mees
James Fults
Hazel Everett
Virgins Sams
Wa McVay
Sam Strahl
Mary Anna Selec
Ruth Pallips
William = Quest
Evelyn Fishbaugh
Eiteen MeaAtee
Jean Mills
Gene
Trew
Margaret Hughes
Kathryn
Ruby Rice
Ruth Shephard
Raph Phillips
Kon Reynolds
Batty McCoy
Virginia
McVay
Helen Stacy
Mary Olive Cowan
Study Rice
Merritt Preston
Bob Morrison
Margaret Guthrie
Evelyn Hartman
Juan Bing
June Fultz
Leslie Fultz
Parker Walker
Mary M
Athens Girl Scouts Complete Route 59 Tree Planting
The Athens Girl Scouts finished a 2000 evergreen tree planting project begun by Vindish Tree Planting and postponed by rain. Planted behind the Canneth Green house on Union Street, the trees will be moved to Route 59 sites. Whitmore Hill proved too hard for the saplings. Troops 1, 2, and 4 participated as weekly meetings were canceled.
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Athens Girl Scouts
Pr 4
Sconts
Union Street
Route 59
Whitmore Hill
Whistle of Railroad Engine Arouses Athens
Athens woke to a wild blast from a stuck B and O flier No 11 whistle. Fire and police scurried as residents feared disaster, but daylight revealed the whistle jammed east of the town and the train departed after a five minute stop at 2 27 a m.
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Athens
Athera
Fireten
B. & O. Flier No
Athena
Ohio University Psychologists at Midwestern Association
Nine professors and students from Ohio University will attend the seventh annual Midwestern Psychological Association meeting at Indiana University on May 13 and 14. Dr. James P. Porter will present an address, with others presenting papers on basal metabolic rate, testing validity, and related topics.
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Ohio University
Midwestern Psychological Association
Indiana University
Middlewest
James P. Porter
Porter
James R. Patrick
Doctor Patrick
Emmett Rowles
Dorothy Beise
A. ©. Anderson
G. B. Paulsen
J. R. Gentry
Leonerd Henninger
Herry Mahan
Ruth Koehler
June Ly Cable
Number Seven Brings Prize In B LOLN Contest
A long digressive feature reviews the “Believe It Or Not” style contest in The Messenger, noting Miss Lula J. Young of North Avenue as today’s first prize winner. The piece traces a quirky sevenfold motif across families and dates, cites Lithographs from Nelsonville News sun, and mentions honorable mentions and a plan to submit to Ripley’s headquarters.
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Lavenda J. Young
Youngalown
Ailis Young
Publishet
Nelsonville Newsun
Otwo
Gavriel Pencelli
Ripley
Almaecl
Benjamin Harrison
Athens County Court
John Quincy
Adama
Arerich
Nelnonville
Lelieve
Amesvile
Pearl Marri
Unclear tale of a driver collision and prank contest
A fragmentary report from Nelsonville describes a driver leaping from a pond area and colliding with a car on a main road near Ely Nevada. The text blends a reported accident with promotional lines about prizes and a contest ending May 16, inviting reader participation.
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J. W. Keplar
Nelsonville
Lota
Vieir
Ely
Nevada
First Fish Story of Year Is Good Big One
Two boys in 4H, Clarence Coah and Don Hutchens, carried two large fish through town after a river outing near McKinley Avenue. They caught a hefty carp weighing about tot pounds, marking the season's first notable fish story.
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Clarence Coah
Don Hutchens
McKinley Avenue
Walt
Taxpayers Oppose Activities of Jammu Unions Leaders
The Taxpayers Association of Athens County, meeting at the Courthouse, records opposition to the present actions of men claiming to represent an Ohio incorporated organization seeking 3 percent on all assessments. War officer H. H. Armstrong notes concerns about public interest and value amid these efforts.
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Associaton
Athens County
Courthouns
Ji Men
State of
Ohio
H. H. Armstrong
Association
Aged Woman Mary Polly Brown Dies in Lod Township
Mary Polly Brown, 87, died Sunday morning at 9 30 at her home in Lod Township Gh. She was mother of eight children five living. Funeral services will be Monday at Bates Church with burial at the church cemetery. Friends may call Sunday.
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Mary Polly Rown
Balundtay
Beni
Lod Township
Bates Church
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