Territory Transfer Held Valid for Glouster School
Judge Francis D. White ruled that the transfer of territory to Glouster Exempted Village School District was valid, denying Trimble Township Rural’s injunction. The decision keeps students north of Glouster in Glouster schools and invalidates the 1949 consolidation as it affected the Glouster area. Both sides to pay their own costs. restraining order lifted. Attorneys listed.
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Glouster
Francis D. White
Trimble Township
Trimble Rural Board
Trimble Board
Trimble
Athens County Board of Education
County Board
White
Ohio
Glouster Forces
Whte
Sys
Glouster School
Common Pleas
John Bolin
William Rowland
Athens
William Knepper
Richard Miller
Knepper, White and Dempsey
Columbus
Athens Crippled Children Clinic reports seventy nine registrants
The Athens Crippled Children's Clinic at the First Presbyterian Church registered 79 patients aided by 20 doctors and nurses. Six came from Morgan County with nurse Rachel Strode. The event funded by Easter Seal funds and state/local support, featured specialists from Columbus and local volunteers handling exams, braces, and fittings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Crippled Children's Clinic
Morgan County
Rachel Strode
Crippled ‘Children’s Society
Health Department
First Presbyterian Church
Joe Leach
Columbus
A. M. Cowan
P. O. Wagner
Leach
Cowan
Wagner
Margaret Thomas
Charles Rosenquist
Stark Altmeir
Lucille Scott
Phyllis Jackson
Julia Smith
Athens County
Joe Woodworth
Robert Murray
Robert Mathews
H. C. Babo
Bicknell Foraker
Mario Penin
John Patchen
Judgment Awarded Against Ohio Casualty over Embezzlement Bond
Judge Francis D. White ordered a $5000 judgment in favor of the State of Ohio and Athens County against Ohio Casualty Insurance Co. for a bond tied to ex deputy clerk Sylvia Castle who pleaded guilty to embezzling vehicle title funds totaling $5359.94 and is serving time at the Marysville Reformatory.
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State of Ohio
Athens County
Ohio Casualty Insurance Co
Hamil
Francis D. White
Sylvia Castle
Castle
Marysville Reformatory
Three Wrecks Reported In Athens Streets Friday
City police investigated three accidents on Athens streets Friday. A boy on a bicycle escaped injury after his bicycle hit a car driven by Neal Billings on Morris Avenue. A car driven by Sam Greiner failed to stop in time and struck Bernard Spaulding’s auto near Congress and Union. Frank Deardorff’s auto struck a Varsity Cab driven by Berkley Frost as the cab blocked a backing vehicle.
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Athens
Terry Pierce
W. Stimson Ave
Elliott St
Neal Billings
Morris Ave
Congress
W. Union
Sam D. Greiner
Shelter News: Admits And Discharges At Sheltering Arms
Hospital notes list new admits including Mrs Marie Kyle Trimble Rice Thomas Nelsonville Donald Ritchie Athens Christine Davis Athens Robert Fultz Glouster Mrs Lucille Wilson Athena Mrs Mary Goodwin Trimble and discharged Mrs John Arthur Wellston and daughter Perry Bumpass Athens Mrs Ethel Galbreath Athens Tommy Midkiff Guysville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Kyle
Trimble
Rice Thomas
Nelsonville
Donald Ritchie
Athens
Christine Davis
Robert Fultz
Glouster
Lucille Wilson
Athena
Mary Goodwin
John Arthur
Wellston
Perry Bumpass
Ethel Galbreath
Tommy Midkiff
Guysville
Truck Car Crash Reported by Police
Police report a collision at Byrd Street and North Shafer Street between a car driven by Dorothy N. Cunningham 26 of 44 N Shafer Street and a truck driven by Arthur Smedley 64 of 11 Raymond Drive. Smedley on Byrd Street when the Cunningham car turned from N Shafer Street into the intersection.
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Dorothy N. Cunningham
N. Shafer St
Arthur Smedley
Raymond Drive
Byrd St
Smedley
N. Shafer
Five Drivers Fined On Speeding Charges
Five drivers were fined after speed checks in a 30 mile per hour zone. Four drivers clocked 45 mph and one at 44 mph using an electric timer. All offenders paid $10 fines plus costs. Names include Emmett Thurman, Harry W. Nass, Arthur D. McGhee, William A. Mechem, and William Boyd.
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Aanelles
Coenen
Emmett Thurman
Zanesville
Harry W. Nass
Marietta
Arthur D. McGhee
Guysville
William A. Mechem
Nelsonville
William Boyd
Columbia Ave
Friendship Promoted by Athens Junior High School
The 143 Junior Red Cross boxes from Athens County schools were turned over to the Red Cross. Miss Helen Dinsmoor directed the effort to foster international friendship. boxes will go to Washington for overseas and county schools in emergencies, with student correspondence planned. Participants included Central Junior High, Central Elementary, and East Side schools.
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Athens
Red Cross
Athens County
Clarke Dally
Helen Dinsmoor
National Red Cross
Washington
Transferred Army Air Force recruiter moves to Zanesville
M Sergeant William Osterholt, long time Athens aviation recruitment officer for the Army and Air Force, is ordered transferred to Zanesville starting next week. The Athens recruiting office will operate Saturdays only for the next month. Mrs Osterholt invites interested applicants to call for weekend appointments. She and son Michael will stay in Athens through the term end before joining him in Zanesville.
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William Osterholt
Athens
Army
Air Force
Zanesville
Army and
Osterholt
Aviation Cadet Program
WAF
Michael
Sergeant Osterholt
Patrol Reports Three Fined
Three drivers were fined Friday after arrests by the State Highway Patrol. David Kennedy, 64, Fairmont, was fined 15 dollars and costs for driving to the left of the center after a Thursday Torch area accident that injured four. Mable Crane, 48, Fairmont, was originally listed as driver. Paris Jarvin, 35, Columbus, paid 10 dollars and costs for speeding. Ralph Marshall, 39, Carpenter Route 1, was fined 10 dollars and costs for passing in a hazardous zone.
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State Highway Patrol
David Kennedy
Fairmont
W.va
Justice of the Peace
T. F. Cecil
Coalville
Kennedy
Torch
Mable Crane
Paris Jarvin
Columbus
Court of Justice of the Peace
Belpre
Ralph Marshall
Carpenter Route 1
Logan
Roger Friend
Signs Honor Johnny Appleseed Markers to Be Dedicated
Two historical markers will be dedicated on Thursday to Johnny Appleseed. Athens Garden Club and Nelsonville Garden Club coordinate ceremonies at Lancaster Carpenter triangle and Johnny Appleseed Park with music by local bands. Officials Wilbur Garmhausen Star Windsor and Mayors Peter Seel Arthur Kennedy, plus Rev. Liyd Evans, speak. Ohio Association of Garden Clubs and State Highway Department lead a long term beautification of the Johnny Appleseed Highway with crabapple trees pines maples oaks and dogwood.
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Johnny Appleseed
Athens Garden Club
Lancaster-Carpenter
Athens
Nelsonville
Liyd Evans
Toledo
Pomeroy
Ohio Association of Garden Clubs
State Highway Department
Laud Miller Named Shade School Head
Laud F. Miller of Athens is named executive head of Shade Local School, succeeding Richard H. Essex who resigned. Mayo 1923 Ohio University graduate with a 1930 master’s from Ohio State, Miller currently works for Vinton County schools and has taught in Athens County at Hollister Albany Shade and Chauncey Dover. He also served as assistant to the county superintendent. The Shade Board of Education approved the appointment.
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Laud F. Miller
Athens
Shade Local
Richard H. Essex
Ohio University
Miller
Ohio State University
Vinton Countyschools
Athens County
Hollister
Albany
Shade
Chauncey-Dover
Shade Board For Education
Carbondale Man Wylie Frisby Dies In Self Inflicted Gunshot
A death in Carbondale is ruled a self inflicted gunshot by Wylie Frisby 63 in an out building near his home. Sheriff Bateman says Frisby waited for his wife and son to milk cows then shot himself in the heart. Frisby a former coal miner survived by his wife Leola a son Frank a sister and two grandchildren. Services set for Monday at 2 30 at the Carbondale Methodist Church with burial in Ashbury Cemetery.
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Wylie Risby
Carbondale
George Bateman
Frisby
John H. Elias
Athens County
Bateman
William Brown
Carbondale Methodist Church
Asbury Cemetery
Masons to Meet at Paramythia Lodge Session
Paramythia Lodge F and AM will convene Tuesday at 7 30 p m in the Masonic Temple for a lodge meeting and related business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paramythia Lodge
F&am
Masonic Temple
Clifford Augustine Fined for Intoxication in New Marshfield
Clifford Augustine, 53, of New Marshfield Route 2, was fined $10 and costs by Mayor Peter B. Seel on a state filed intoxication charge. Highway Patrol filed the charge.
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Clifford Augustine
New Marshfield
Peter B. Seel
State Highway Patrol
Athens Woman's Mother Dies in Pasadena California
Mrs. John Preston of Athens was notified of the death of her mother Mrs. George M. Merritt 83 in Pasadena. Ill for two years she died at the home of another daughter Mrs. E. S. Jackson. Burial will be in Lancaster.
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John Preston
Athens
George M. Merritt
Pasadena
Calif
Merritt
E. S. Jackson
Lancaster
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Spangler Bible Lecturer
Seventh Day Adventist Church
Morris & May Avenues
Black
Topping
G. F. Pincelli
Chauncey
First Church of God
J. H. Edwards
Piqua, Ohio
Ray
the Economy Savings and Loan CO
N. Court St
McCammon, Mer. RK
Mae
M. L. Kidd
Mer
Tow
Columbes St
F. RB
Gaird
Athens Children’s Clinic
Messenger Newsphoto
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Sat. Osterholt
Patrol
Muo
Paar Way
Athens Radio & Television Co
Wash
Athens, O
Laud Miller
Athens Hotel
Gail D. Fisher
Young
Court St. Athens
Dwight H. Rutherford
Security Bank Bldg
Athens, Ohio
Horwell Music Shop
Second
Kem
West
Ales Geil
Odection
Hocking Valley TV
Cable
Hocking Valley
T.V
Hocking Valley Tv, Inc
E. Carpenter
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