Official County Election Count May Change Results in Athens
Athens County officials began the official tally of votes from 73 precincts after a close run for county commissioner and other offices. Ray Bobo led Republicans, John Hope second. Bolin trailed by 36 votes. Democratic contenders Fred Burdian and Walker led before further counts. Bricker and Jenkins received complementary or opposed votes for governor and congress. Local preferences favored White for U.S. senator and Boyd for supreme court judge, while Davey led in the governor race in the county. Nora Atkinson and Rowe appeared set for party posts amid tight contests.
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Athens Co
John Hope
Charles
Bolin
Athens County Board of Elections
Contesta
Ray Bobo
Charles E. Bolin
Fred Burdian
Dru
Ke Walker
Walker
William Sisson
Re. W. Wileson
Claudia E. Chappel
Georgia Kilpatrick
Chappel
Kilpatrick
John W. Bricker
Thomas A Jenkins
Dudley A. White
U. Marshall
George H. Bender
Wate
E. D. Schorr
Schorr
Joseph ‘T. ‘Tracy
Robert R. Bangham
Supreme Court
Clinton D. Boyd
Harry W. Jewell
Harold G. Mosier
John P. Kelso
Peavy
State Senate
C. L
Athens County
Court of Appeals
Metcalf
Nora W. Atkinson
E. Lepever
L. Jordan
Thomas A. Jenkins
Ironton
John Kelso
Nelsonville
JH. T. Phillips
Athens
Frank J. Peavy
Marietta
E. LeFever
Glouster
C. L. Jordan
Two Drivers Of One Auto Are Arrested
Two drivers of the same automobile were arrested on Route 50 after an incident Wednesday night. Patrolmen reported both men, Hashman and Alfred Carr, age 58 of Circle Hill, drinking and driving. Both were fined $100 by Mayor Cornell on Thursday morning. Carr fled after initial stop but was later apprehended when his car was stopped again. Hashman was left on the highway.
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Turne
Cohol
Offoera
Igh
Seven Honored At OU Senior Day Exercises
University students including two tenor soloists and five juniors were honored at the Senior Day exercises in Memorial Auditorium. The ceremony featured a banquet Friday and a program with vocal solos by Marjorie Taylor and Willam Evane, piano by Florine Marat, and a speech by Book on "the Last Chord of Civilization."
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Cho
Exercion
Memoria
David Abinewite
Richard Baaleman
Cleveland
Duniors
Robert Wertman
Lakewood
Youngstown
Keya Elyria
Frank Bausfoite
Sidra
John Methreas
Youngstowns
Enor
Preadent
Herman
Eliam Reese Sere
Memori
Kudholom
Donovan Ook
Mana
Alin Reaper
Marjorie Taylor
Florine Marat
Willam
Evane
Ty Book
Kresge
Claude Evans Defendant in $10000 Suit
Claude Evans is named in a $10,000 damage suit filed in Common Pleas Court by Charles McKinley, father of Eric McKinley, age two, of Youngstown. The lawsuit alleges that on September 5, 1933, the child was struck by Evans’ automobile as he exited an alley between Cornell's Dress Shop and the former A P store, causing a fractured femur, torn ligaments, severe shock, and general impairment. The plaintiff seeks $10,000 plus costs.
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Common Pleas
Charles McKinley
Eric McKinley
Youngtown
Claude Evans
Hudson Ave
Athens
McKinley
Cornell
Ames Club Elects Officers for Amesville 4-H Chapter
The Amesville 4-H Club elected officers: President Catheryn White, vice president Gaynell Poston, secretary Mary Smith, treasurer Wanda Smith, recreation leader Hazel Brown, and news reporter Meredith Timmons. Brownie Troop 14 held a fly-up service with Anne Gentry Barbara Fierce and Lee Hawk earning Brownie Wings and moving to Mrs. M D Hughes Girl Scout Troop. This was Troop 14’s final meeting of the year.
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Amesville
4-H Club
Catheryn White
Gaynell Poston
Anne, Gentry
Barbara I Fierce
Lee Hawk
M.D. Hughes
Graduates Listed From Greens Run Amesville Commencement
A long list of seniors from Greens Run and Amesville High Schools is named for Friday graduation ceremonies. The event featured speakers including Wilma Cooper and principal Donald Holsington as the rural communities send dozens to future schooling and careers. The article also notes a storm causing a roof collapse near Plattsburg, affecting a farm home and property.
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Ineta Pedicord
Carol Pierce
Ethel Ph Pierce
Katherine Pierce
Fawna Quinn
Gratin’ Sedwick
Rebecca Smith
Virginia Arlene McCann
AL ‘Greens
Delbert Betsnard
Glenn Cannon
Fontell Coey
John Gwilym
Raymond Kora
Sophia” Lackey
Clifford Ckey
Thelma ‘Mackey
Kath
Anelleen McClelland
Ellaabeth Paskle
Wedvitch
Francis Straushaugh
Joe
Nelihterbert Quick
Junior Jourden
Stanford
University
Richard French
John Tllote
Jean
Church of Christ
Buffalo
N. Y
Eiine
John Crossen
Joe Chaney
Athens
Donald’ Holsington
K ‘Peaker
Wilma Cooper
Laura Dickson
Ames-Bern
Alva Everett
Joan Johnston
Doris Lash
Rosa Wilbur Everett
Bill Hines
Bililline Mitchell
Virginia
Oxley
Sasler
Joe LaVelle
Paul Linscott
Mary Verity
Helen ‘Marcum
Vic- Raymond Mosler
Weber “White
Ginia Zimmerman
Martha Know
Sara” “Brown
Naomi Creston
Ton
Louella Ince
Louise Pauline Donaldson
Dorothy Gil|Downs
Ruth Zimmerman
Ord
Marie Hanser
Dena John
Martha’ Mae Kuhns
Gladys
Springfield
Mayle
Athens County Voter Gratitude Expressed After Primary
A candidate thanks every voter in Athens County for Tuesday's vote and extends sincere appreciation to opponents for their cordial campaign. The speaker invites voters to meet personally and is open to meeting any time.
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Athens
Scriven Elected President of Athens Junior Chamber
Scriven was chosen president of the Athens Junior Chamber of Commerce at a meeting held in the Sonic building rooms on the third floor. Officers for 1940 41 were elected including James Scriven as president and O T Williams as vice president with Cornwell and Paul Cotton filling key posts. The group outlined projects for the year such as Get Out the Vote campaign Community Chest activities and clean up campaigns plus sponsoring a shooting tournament and erecting entrance signs in Athens. The newly elected officers begin duties at the next meeting in June with Rev Fred Laidis presenting last summer’s film program.
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Ons Junior Chamber of Commerce
Misonic
Jnmes
Delmas
Athens
Jamon Scriven
McBee Co
O.T. Williams
Ti-state Lumber
Sromting Go
Evra
McBee’ Co
Cornwell
Direc Junk Co
E- Paul Cotton
Frank Nolan
Schine
Athena Theater
Aanager
Scott's
Navy Sound Pictures Free for Athens Area Groups
Navy Department announces free sound pictures of navy life for any group in Athens and adjacent counties. W H Byers of the Navy Recruiting Office in Athens handles arrangements. contact at the Post Office building, phone 999. Films run 10 minutes to 2 1-2 tours and available through June 1.
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Navy
Navy Life
Travio
U. S. Navy Department
W. H. Byers
Athens
Byers
Vinton
Hocking
Meigs
Athia
Vore on Navy Leave Visits Hollister Home
Arnold M. Vore son of Basil and Sarah Vore Hollister is home on leave from the U S Navy announced by W H Byers Navy Recruiting Office Athol Vore enlisted Oct 10 1990 is rated as a third class firesman and serves on the USS Wyoming his leave expires May 20
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Arnold M. Vore
Sar
Ara
Basil Vore
Hollister
U.S. Navy
W. H. Byers
Navy Recruiting Office
Vor
Wyoming
Mayor Clift Cornell arrested for motor vehicle registration failure
The mayor Clift Cornell was arrested Wednesday night on a charge of failure to register a motor vehicle. State patrolmen with Nidway and inspectors for the Bureau of Motor Vehicles pursued the case, with authorities reporting recent enforcement actions.
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Clift Cornell
Hutson
Nidway
England
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