Howdyshell Plea Change Leads to Probation in Athens Court
In Athens County Common Pleas Court proceedings, Carl A. Howdyshell changed his plea to guilty on manslaughter second degree and failure to stop after an accident, receiving two years probation with good behavior and regular reporting. Other defendants faced varying outcomes on pleas and sentences, including Barkley Wilson and Jay Skinner.
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Athens County Common Pleas Court
Carl A. Howdyshell
C. F. Rowland
Glenn Fo Sawer Tasbeanwilla
Barkley Wilson
Rowland
Wilson
Rolland Ruth
Jay Skinner
Rand
Public Place
Skinner
Cecil Sarver's Father Dies of Heart Attack
Mr M L Sarver of 2202 Vinton Street Portsmouth died suddenly at his home Sunday afternoon from a heart attack. He was the father of Cecil Sarver Athens office manager of The C D Shefer Co and an elder of the Christian Church.
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M. L. Sarver
Vinton St
Portsmouth
Cecil Sarver
Athens
C. D. Shefer Co
The
Christian Church
Mrs. Brill Dies at Home in Sharpsburg
Funeral services for Mrs. D. W. Brill were held in Sharpsburg after her death Saturday morning at her home. Burial followed in Bartlett Cemetery. She is survived by her husband and two children, from a former marriage, Errol, Columbus, and Mary, Sharpsburg.
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D. W. Brill
Sharpsburg
Bartlett Cemetery
WPA Lunch Centers to Run Through Summer in Ohio Counties
Southeastern Ohio WPA lunch programs will extend through summer in at least two counties with local sponsors adding community gardens. Athens and Jefferson Counties plan to continue feeding centers, serving 308 and 1,359 children daily respectively, from seven and 27 schools.
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Ohio
Zanesville
Athens
Jefferson Counties
Jefferson County
Jesse Cuckler Fined and Jail Term Suspended
Jesse E. Cuckler, Athens State Hospital employee, arrested about 2 a m by state highway patrolmen for driving while intoxicated, pleaded guilty before Judge O F Rowland. The judge imposed a ten day jail term suspended for first offense, fined $50 and costs, and six months license revocation.
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Jesse E. Cuckler
Athens State Hospital
O. F. Rowland
Common Pleas
Rowland
Cuckler
Motion Granted In Industrial Case Here In Court
Judge O F Rowland in Common Pleas Court grants the motion for Paul Masters of Jacksonville to move the case against the Industrial Commission of Ohio from regular order and advance the hearing. Masters claims a fractured collar bone in February 1938 while working as a leader in os 28 of the Sunday Creek Coal.
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O. F. Rowland
Common Pleas Court
Paul Masters
Jacksonville
Industrial Commission of Ohio
Master
Commission
Sunday Creek
Pleads Not Guilty To Illegal Hunting
Orville Lyons, arrested Sunday by State Game Protector B. F. Swartz for hunting without a license, pleaded not guilty at arraignment before Magistrate T. R. Bennett. Preliminary hearing set for Wednesday.
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Orville Lyons
B. F. Swartz
T. R. Bennett
Major surgery at Sheltering Arms Hospital. birth at same city
Clyde Mason of 8 N Shafer St underwent a major surgical operation at Sheltering Arms Hospital on Sunday. A son was born at the hospital Sunday to Mr and Mrs Roy Lambert of Millfield Route 1.
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Clyde Mason
N. Shafer St
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Roy Lambert
Millfield
Jackie Algeo Undergoes Face Injury Surgeries at Columbus Hospital
Jackie Algeo son of Mr and Mrs John Algeo of 21 Second Street is reported to be progressing satisfactorily at University Hospital Columbus after an operation today. He was severely bitten on the face by a dog on April 27 and may require another operation, possibly a third. Mrs Algeo remains by his bedside with Mr Algeo making frequent trips to the hospital.
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Jackie Algeo
John Algeo
Second St
University Hospital, Columbus
Veterans Benefits Extended By House Bill
The National House of Representatives debates and passes a bill to extend pension benefits to needy veterans and dependents. Key provisions raise monthly rates for widows and children, set new percentages for service related disabilities, adjust wartime compensation, and cut government insurance loan interest from six to five percent. Congressman Thomas A. Jenkins backs the measure, highlighting support for widows with children.
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National
House of Representatives
Thomas A. Jenkins
House
Jenkins
Junior Leaders Meet At Ranger's Station
The Junior Leaders Conference will be held Saturday May 13 starting 9:30 a.m. at the forest ranger's station in east Athens. The session lasts until 4:30 p.m. Topics include tree identification forest surveying with mapping compass soil conservation landscape gardening and forest fire fighting plus highway and bicycle safety talks by a state patrol member.
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Forest Ranger’s
East Athens
State Patrol
Hiram Radcliff Arrested for Breakin and Entering
Hiram Radcliff of Canaonville was arrested Saturday by Deputies Charles Evans and B C Day on an affidavit charging him with breaking and entering the Eber Carpenter lunch room and beer parlor on Athens Road 3.
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Hiram Radcliff
Canaonville
Charles Evans
B. C. Day
Eber Carpenter
Athens RD
Smile Costs $100 for Crimen Injuria Case in Johannesburg
A 33 year old Sydney Harvard Bustin was fined $100 after being convicted of crimen injuria for standing outside a shop for two hours smiling at a young woman and greeting her with hello. The incident involved repeated stares and words perceived as insulting.
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Johannesburg
South Africa
Sydney
Harvard
Sixth Grade Puppet Show Brings Joan of Arc to Life
The University Elementary School sixth graders staged a five act puppet play Joan of Arc featuring Mary Louise Conkey as Joan with Mary Jane Martin guiding the puppet. John Caskey introduced characters while Miss Esther Dunham mentored the project and student painted scenery. In a second assembly the special education class presented the Putnam airplane factory story with Junior Secoy as inspector and Bobby Guess as pilot among a cast of workers and guides.
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Joan of Arc
University
Joan
King’s Court
Mary Louise Conkey
Joan d’Arc
Mary Jane
Martin
John Caskey
Esther Dunham
Putnam Airplane Factory
Audence
Junior Secoy
Ebr
Canale
Bobby Guess
Chéer
Jones
Otto Mins
Carl White
Hilda Simank
Jimmy Mernedakis
Jimmy Billy Dorothy Goodfellow
Anna Goodfellow
Andillian Mae
Two Injured in Weekend Auto Crashes
Two people were injured in separate weekend automotive crashes. Virginia Shafer, 16, fractured a collarbone and a rib after a collision on Athens State Hospital grounds. Everett Rose, 26, sustained a laceration requiring four stitches in a Route 50 crash west of Albany.
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Athens State Hospital
Virginia Shafer
Richland Ave
Albany
Everett Rose
Miss Shafter
Fred Shafer
Zella Nelson
Logan
Edward L. Nelson
Miss Shafer
Nelson
Rose
Charles L. Bobo
Ofter
Alvin Huston
New Sign Language On Highways Faces Mixed Reactions
State Highway Patrol reports four sign shapes square warnings caution diamond slow down octagonal stops round railroad crossings on state roads. Drivers largely ignore markers, though patrolmen say signs aim to reduce accidents and obeying them is crucial on intersections.
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State Highway Patrol
Suit Dismissed Over Workman's Compensation Fund Claim
Judge O F Rowland dismissed the suit filed by W J Mossman against the Industrial Commission of Ohio. The petition claimed Mossman was injured in a state fall while employed by Manhattan Coal Co and sought participation in workers compensation funds.
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O. F. Rowland
W. J. Mossman
Industrial Commission of Ohio
Mossman
Manhattan Coal Co
Williams Fined for Intoxication After Route 4 Arrest
Harry Williams of Athens Route 4 was fined five dollars plus costs by Mayor Cliff Cornell after an intoxication charge. He was arrested on West Washington Street the previous night by Police Chief E S Finsterwald and Officer Leslie Bradfield.
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Harry Williams
Athens
Cliff Cornell
Williams
W. Washington St
E. S. Finsterwald
Leslie Bradfield
Patrick Henry Williams To Speak On Recovery Plan
Patrick Henry Williams will come to Athens to address residents at City Hall. The Townsend Recovery Plan meeting is set for Thursday night at 8 o'clock.
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Patrick Henry Williams
Athens
Townsend
City Hall
Rotary delegates plan 30th International Convention in Cleveland
Lawrence Worstell and C. H. Harris, secretary of the Athens Rotary Club, attend the district Rotary convention in Dayton today. They discuss plans for the district's role at the 30th International Convention in Cleveland from June 18 to 23.
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Lawrence Worstell
C. H. Harris
Athens Rotary Club
Dayton
Cleveland
Second graders ride three trains to Marietta museum
Twenty eight University Elementary School pupils explored a gasoline engine train, a steam engine, and an electric trolley during an eight hour trip to Marietta. They watched conductor and engineer signals, visited museum exhibits, and noted items including Rufus Putnam relics and Washington and Putnam wedding boots.
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Marietta
University
Clay Milliran
Hayes predicts no general war for some time
H Gordon Hayes of Ohio State University told the Older Youth Groups convention at Ohio University that there will be no general war soon. He cited American foreign policy and Germany as key topics and urged youth to understand global and domestic problems. Nearly 100 youths attended the conference with 81 at the Howard Hall dinner.
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H. Gordon Hayes
Ohio State University
Ohio University
Germany
Hayes
Professor Hayes
Ellis Hall
Howard Hall
J. E. Thackery
Russell E. Bayliff
Retired Teachers To Hear Pilon Tuesday
Ex teachers club will meet Tuesday May 9 at 7 30 p m in Room 6 basement Chubb Library Building C E Dillon to speak on Some Phases of the Educational Contribution of Dr Joseph Ray.
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Ens County
Teasees Ang Ex-Teachers’ Club
Chubb Library
Cc. E. Dillon
Joseph Ray
C. E. Miller
Two Drivers Fined for Suspected Brakes and Reckless Driving
State Highway Patrol fined and charged David T. Cline 40 of TM art with insufficient brakes and cost. Mayor Cliff Cornell fined Sundaybert Brunton 64 of Corning ten dollars and costs after arrest for reckless driving.
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Pate
David T. Cline
Cliff Cornell
Sundaybert Brunton
Corning
Cornell Sunday
State Patrol
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Inday
Howdyshell
Odd Fellows
Glouster Lodges
Glouster
N. Court St
W. H. Russell
Grand Scriber
Lebanon
Gobelin
Jesse Cuckler
Ranger’s Station
Federal Deposit Insurance Corp
Athens, Ohio
RANCE
Osi
Fulton
Dial
Mildred
Bobo
Frances
Doris Lash
Huston
Anna May Baker
Ralph Webb
Virginia Porter
Rosvenor St
Shafer
Cornell
Dowler & Ferguson Funeral Home
Rotary
Pilon
Jim Josten
Mgr
Motorists Mutual Insurance CO
Columbus, Ohio
Vic Donahey
Carl Crispin
C. B. Dillon
East State
Stacy C. Sharp
Franklin Nelsonville
Anes
al Klin
Dartmouth
Aklin
Albert Conklin
America
Camel
B. J. Reynolds Tobacco Company
Winston-Salem
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