Twelve Men Arraigned On Grand Jury Indictments
In Common Pleas Court, twelve men entered pleas on grand jury indictments. Seven pleaded innocent and five guilty. Sentencing for those pleading guilty set for Saturday at 9 am, with trial dates for nearly all others. Notable pleas include Lucian Dixon innocent to two counts of grand larceny. Other defendants pled innocent or guilty to various charges, with bonds and trial dates noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Pleas
Francis D. White
Lucian M. Dixon
Cleveland
Ohio University
R. W. Finsterwald
Dixon
Glen Nickoson
Grover Smith
Guysville
Floyd Carsey
Athens
Bend
Smith
Carsey
Superior Ratings Won By Musicians At State Finals
At the state finals for high school solo and ensemble vocal groups held Saturday at Otterbein College, Athens High School earned superior ratings for the boys SS ensemble and Dilley baritone solo. The boys quartet included Atkinson, Dilley, Fryer and Barker. accompanist was W. C. Fingerhut. The girls ensemble and soloists Bulloch, Shepard, and Fryer received excellent ratings. girls performed with Bulloch, Ahart, Huffman, Josten, Joa ten, Roach, Wagner, Houx, Carpenter. Accompanists were Morrison, Williams, and Millikan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otterbein College
Athens High School
Dilley
Charle Atkinson
Jim Dilley
Wendell Fryer
Dick Barker
W. C. Fingerhut
Dawna Bulloch
Suzanne Shepard
Eileen Ahart
Virginia Huffman
Patricia Josten
Martina Joaten
Diana Roach
Barbara Wagner
Annamae Houx
Katie Carpenter
Martha
Dee Morrison
Barbara Williams
Katerine Millikan
Real Estate Transfers From Athens County Figures
Real estate transfer notices list multiple conveyances in Athens County including undivided interests and acreage amounts across Trimble and Athens Townships. Transfers involve Westfall, Niggemeyer, Evans Rosser, Geyer, and others to spouses or named buyers, with tracts totaling several dozen acres andLots 199 200 in Athens and Nelsonville areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eli M. Westfall
Leta L. Westfall
Glouster
Trimble
W. T. Martin
Athens
Eva Ruston
Herbert Fulton
Kate Niggemeyer
Lawrence Niggemeyer
Clovis Chesser
Athens County
Jesse Gilkey
Albany
Blanche Bish
Foeter B. Bean
Troy Township
Porter Dicken
William Ben Dicken
Kenneth P. Jones
Bar A
Milliren
Athens Township
Freda Geyer
Giouster
Charles Reshara
Giouster Porter Dicken
Worthy E. Dicken
Harley Franci Sephus
Howard Croston
Bern Township
Jose L. Mansfield
Pearl H. Parker
Sarah E. Niggemeyer
Guysville
Louis E. Nigzemeyer
Shade
Carthage Township
Sarah E. Nigzemeyer
Paul C. Nigzemeyer
Jennie Evans Rosser
Lucile Evans Gordon
Nelsonville
Inlet
Linnie M. Shel
Athens Coun Athens
Lucilie Evans Gordon
William V. Gordon
Charles 5. Moore
Coun
Ca M. Ferguson
St. Moore
Carl M. Ferguson
Carls MecPeak
Socrates J. Parkis
Sheltering Arms Hospital Notes
A list of births and discharges from Sheltering Arms Hospital includes multiple entries for New Marshfield Athens Albany Trimble Millfield and Coolville noting newborn daughters and sons. Names such as Harrison Lovely Kenneth Reeder Charles Sargent John Carr Ralph Love Edward Vore Anne Johnson Robert Lafollette Charlotte Kennard Gene Keirns Anna Exline Susan Lichtey Melvina Barnhart Chester Buck Lorrin Anderson John Hooper and Eleanor Trout appear among the patients and relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison Lovely
New Marshfield
Kenneth Reeder
Athens
Charles Sargent
Albany
Merrill Chase
John Carr
Ralph Love
Columbus
David Reeder
Edward Vore
Anne Johnson
Robert Lafollette
Charlotte Kennard
Trimble
Gene Keirns
Millfield
John Antle
Anna Exline
Susan Lichtey
Melvina Barnhart
Coolville
Chester Buck
Lorrin Anderson
John Hooper
Glouster
David Brown
Eleanor ,Trout
Helen Inseho
Athena
Ella Stewart
Four Men Fined After Police Arrests
Four men were fined by Mayor William P. Mickle over the weekend after arrests by city police on intoxication charges. Romaine Cunningham 23 Cutler Route 1 Everett Means 41 Columbus Clarence Barnett 49 of 225 W State St and Clarence Lurman Athens Route 2 were fined 10 dollars and costs with Luman given an additional two day jail sentence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William P. Mickle
Romaine Cunningham
Cutler
Everett Means
Columbus
Clarence Barnett
State St
Clarence Lurman
Athens
Luman
Man Held After Dairy Ave Disturbance
Dairy Ave resident Millard Douglas was confined to the county jail at 4 30 am Monday after arrest by Sheriff Frank Joyce. No charge has been filed yet. Douglas was reported to have been causing a disturbance on Dairy Ave by a run.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Millard Douglas
Dairy Ave
Frank Joyce
Joyce
Douglas
Marriage Licenses and Masonic Meeting Notice
Lowell Gene Dawley aged 19 from Barber ton and Judith Ann Tolliver aged 19 from Nelsonville seek marriage. Athens Chapter 39 Royal Arch Masons meets Thursday at 7 30 pm at the Masonic Temple for the Most Excellent Master’s degree for a class of candidates per EB. R. Jacoby high priest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowell Gene Dawley
Barberton
Judith Ann Tolliver
Nelsonville
Jefferson Bii Ye
Idred Buck
Athena
Athens
Royal Arch Masons
Masonic Temple
EB. R. Jacoby
A H James Dies Monday At Age 71
Alvan Hugh James, 71, died Monday morning at home in Athens after a long illness. He was born in New Plymouth, Vinton County, and was a Mason with the New Marshfield lodge and a member of the First Methodist Church. He worked for Carbondale Coal, Household Grocery on Court Street, and Luster Fought & Co., retiring in 1949. Survived by wife Mattie Kennard James and sister Mrs. John Landis of Carbondale. Funeral services Wednesday at 2 p.m. at Jagers funeral home conducted by Rev. Harold F. Kellogg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alvan Hugh James
Maplewood Drive
Basil
Elizabeth Bartlett James
New Plymouth
Vinton County
New Marshfield
Athens
James
Carbondale Coal Co
Court St
Luster Fought & Co
Guidance Leaders Meet at Ohio University Dinner
Ohio University hosted the Central Ohio Guidance Association at a Lindsey Hall dinner. Dr G G Paulsen chaired the program detailing university student services. Dean George Starcher led a panel on the University College guidance program with members outlining service roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oahio University
Central Ohio Guidance Association
Lindsey Hall
National Vocational Guidance Association
Garge G. Paulsen
George Starcher
University College
Leona Wise Felsted
Paulsen
George Hill
Joseph Dando
James Richard Davis
Allan Bellin
Elynor T. Campbell
Lindley
Pre School Clinic Slated for Athens
Athens city and Athena township pre school clinics set for Tuesday at 3:45 AM in West Side School building. All entering students have appointments. parents urged to follow schedules per Athens Health Board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens City
Athena Township
West Side
Athens Health Board
Annual Degree Work Set by Royal and Select Masters
The Super Excellent Master’s degree will be conferred on a class of candidates Wednesday at 7 30 p m when Athens Council 15 Royal and Select Masters meets at the Masonic Temple. The degree requires a large cast and is offered once a year followed by refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Masonic Temple
Taft urges mothers to seek effective public service
Charles P. Taft spoke at Ohio University on Mother's Day, urging women to enlist in government service to uphold standards worldwide. At Memorial Auditorium he cited Kremlin despotism as a current challenge, called for fortitude, and praised mothers for character and courage in the cold war context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles P. Taft
Federal Council of Churches
Ohio University
Memorial Auditorium
Taft
University Chorus
Karl Ahrendt
Lee Wysong
Phil Porter, Jr
Church of the Good Shephard
Phineas Kadushin
John C. Baker
Kremlin
Phineas Kasushin
Driver Fined 110 and Given Jail Sentence
Russell Sewell, 33, Albany, was fined 110 dollars and costs and sentenced to 10 days in jail by Mayor William P. Mickle after pleading guilty to driving while under the influence. Sewell was arrested Saturday night on West Union Street after police said he nearly struck a city cruiser.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell Sewell
Albany
Ayor
William P. Mickle
Sewell
W. Union St
Charlotte Kennard
Trimble
Keirns
Athens
Merrill Atkinson
Logan
W. Va
Elmer Clare
Arlington
Atkinson Auto
Atkinson
W. P. Mickle
Pleasant Weather Continues In Mild Temperatures
Pleasant day time weather prevailed with 9 am temperature at 62 degrees after weekend highs of 69 Saturday and 74 Sunday. Cool nights remained, thermometer dipping to 36 last night, same as the prior night.
Four Teens Hurt In Millfield Crash On Route 13
Four teenagers were injured Sunday morning when a northbound car collided head on with a southbound vehicle on Route 13 in Millfield. Gene Keirns, 17, Millfield, and three passengers, John Antle, 15, Trimble. Anna Exline, 18, Millfield. Charlotte Kennard, 17, Trimble, were treated at Sheltering Arms Hospital. Keirns cited for Juvenile Court action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Millfield
Edward Tinkham
Jacksonville
Gene Keirns
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Keirns
John Antle
Trimble
Anna Exline
Tribute to Mothers Is Paid by Eagles
The Athens Aerie of Eagles and its auxiliary held a Mother's Day tribute Sunday night at the home. William Cook, aerie president, noted Eagles origins in observing Mothers Day. Frank Her ing, former international president, helped start the observance 47 years ago. Anna Mae Jarvis later campaigned in 1907, leading to the second Sunday in May as a nationwide observance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens Aerie of Eagles
Wiliam Cook
Aerie
Eagles
Frank Hering
Anna Mae Jarvis
Philadelphia
Driver fined for road incident on Route 33
Ernest Burchfield and Ted Love, Glouster residents, brought a charge against Love for forcing a car off Route 33. Mayor W. P. Mickle fined Love $10 plus costs on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Burchfield
Ted Love
Glouster
W. P. Mickle
Burchfield
Love
Camel Cigarettes prove its mild flavor with a 30 day test
The ad invites smokers to try Camels for 30 days to evaluate throat comfort and taste. It emphasizes Camels are mild and blend well with a steady smoke, claiming Camel is America’s most popular cigarette.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andy Seminick
Phils
Andy
America
Camel Leads by Billions in Mildness Test Results
Published figures show Camel extending its lead as America's most popular cigarette by billions of cigarettes yearly. The 30 day test among hundreds of smokers cites Camel as the choice for mildness and rich flavor with no throat irritation reported by specialists after a month of Camel smoking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Camel
Thorough cigarette mildness test by throat specialists
A comprehensive 30 day study involved hundreds of participants who smoked Camels exclusively. Throat specialists conducted 2,470 examinations and found no cases of throat irritation attributed to smoking Camels.
Doctors Prefer Camel Cigarettes Across Specialties
A nationwide survey finds doctors in every branch of medicine smoke more Camels than any other brand. The repeated question asks doctors which cigarette they smoke, and Camel emerges as the leading choice among the medical community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lemon
Bob
Rob
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Wound
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Buchtel
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Focal Insurance
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Ef. R. Walker
C. M. Gill
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A. H. James
Bernasaks
L. E. White
Shannon Ave
Zaleski School
Dick Dye
Zaleski Band
Meek
H. G. Householder
Howard Hawks
Schine
Carl
Furillo Hee
Vic Rasch
Vic
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Jim
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