Home Study Report Declared Invalid by County
County commissioners met with Columbus architect J Curtis Inscho who said the citizens committee report on children’s home modernization is invalid as it reflects citizen input only, requiring concurrence by both the study group and the commissioners before any action. A joint meeting was set for June 6 to decide next steps.
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J. Curtis Inscho
Columbus
Inscho
Commis
Sioners
Citizens Committee
Commission
County Road Department
Lodi Township
Burson Cemetery
John F. Newcomb
W. M. Bean Dies at 63 in Athens Home
Walter M. Bean 68 died Monday night at his home 20 Wolfe St Athens. Coroner says death from heart attack before a fall foot of stairs. Survived by son Carlos E. Bean and daughters Mildred Hughes and Mabel Bean, plus four grandchildren and three sisters. Funeral Thursday 2 pm at Dowler and Ferguson. burial in Bean Cemetery Guysville.
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Walter M. Bean
Wolfe St
Bean
John H. Elias
Guysville
Mr. Bean
Athens
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Carlos E. Bean
Mildred Hughes
Akron
Mabel Bean
Francis Efaw
Leora Mansfield
Columbus
Minnie Conner
Wyandotte
Mich
Dowler and Ferguson Funeral Home
E. C. Kenney
Bean Cemetery
Harkness Urges Democracy Work at Athens Rotary
Richard Harkness radio commentator told about 150 Rotarians and guests at the Athens Country Club that Americans should work to make democracy victorious in peace and trust in God. He warned there is no defense against the atomic bomb and urged voters to elect Robert Taft to the U S Senate this fall. The talk covered domestic issues, civil rights, and the national mood amid inflation and Cold War fears. The event included OU students and Rotary officials from several cities.
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Southeastern Ohio
Richard Harkness
Harkness
H. V. Kaltenborn
Pure Oil
Ohio University
Athens Country Club
Intercities
Washington
America
Russia
State Department
Congress
John L. Lewis
McCarthy
Taft
Dwight Eisenhower
Athens
Middleport
Columbus
Gallipolis
Barnesville
Judge Upholds Conviction In Sanity Question
The appeals court ruled the trial charge was not prejudicial and that the defendant Spencer was properly denied a separate insanity instruction. It found his mental state adequately protected, noting a prior determination of sanity before sentencing after review at Lima State Hospital.
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Williams
Spencer
Common Pleas Court
Lima State Hospital
Driver Goes on Trial In Common Pleas Court
A jury trial began Tuesday in Common Pleas Court for Earl Webb of Coolville charged with operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated. Webb was arrested March 6 by the State Highway Patrol and pleaded innocent at arraignment. he is defended by attorney R W Finsterwald.
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Common Pleas Court
Earl Webb
Coolville
Webb
State Highway Patrol
Heas
R. W. Finsterwald
Davis fined for trespass at Athens State Hospital
David E. Davis, 21, of 15 N. Congress St., was fined $5 and costs after arraignment Monday before Mayor W. P. Mickle. Davis faced charges of trespassing on the Athens State Hospital grounds, investigated by Special Deputy Wesley Hawkins.
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David E. Davis
N. Congress St
W. P. Mickle
Davis
Athens State Hospital
Wesley Hawkins
Area 25 Year Employees To Be Honored By Utility
Four Ohio Fuel Gas Co. employees in the Messenger area will receive gold watches at the South eastern Quarter Century Club banquet in Lancaster.George Gorham and three others reach 25 years with the firm and become eligible for club membership. Attending active workers from Athens Logan McArthur and other towns will be named with many retired members also listed.
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Ohio Fuel Gas Co
Messenger
American Legion Club
Lancaster
F. W. Phillips
The
Gas Co
Karl E. Gorham
Sunnyside Drive
George H. Campbell
Glouster
Homer I. Hamilton
Amesville
James T
Roy A. Lee
William F. Lee
John H. McElroy
Frank W. Phillips
William S. Root
Roland E. Wagoner
Athens
Gerald H. Baird
Richard H. Bucher
Dallas E. Snook
Glenn R. Wheeler
Logan
Boyd Bobo
Clarence FE. Bryan
Earl Foreman
John S. Hawk
Grover C. Sowers
Clarence O. Thomas
Tesker R
Wilbur B. van Ness
Sharpsburg
Earl Scott
Racine
Clifford W. Gardner
Mrs Nell Bush Dies After Long Illness
Mrs Nell Bush widow of Lester C Bush Columbus president of the National Glove Co died Monday in White Cross Hospital after a long illness. Survived by two daughters Mrs Robert Fox of Lancaster and Mrs Arnold Gardner of Columbus, a sister Mrs Kyle Armstrong and a brother Charles F Salt, all of Columbus.
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Nell FE
Salt Bush
Lester C. Bush
Columbus
National Glove Co
White Cross Hospital
Bush
F. W. Bush
Portsmouth
Bexley Methodist Church
Daughters of the American Revolution
Robert K. Fox
Lancaster
Arnold S. Gardner
Kyle W
Disabled American Veterans to Meet at Armory Wednesday
Conrath Bean Chapter 37 of Disabled American Veterans will hold a meeting on Wednesday at 7 30 p m in the Armory. The announcement came from C J Ailstock commander of the chapter.
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Conrath-Bean
C. J. Ailstock
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Ers
W. M. Bean
Rotary
George W. Starcher
Vernon Burkhart
Paul Foster
Chester Tannehill
Rotarians
Yeni
Mary Foster
WLW
Driver
Common Pleas
Gibson
S. Court St
Athens, O
Carl E. Seaman
W. A. Casley
Mayme Q. Fuller
David W. Guble
All of
Joseph J. Albert
William Goss
William Pittman
Frank M. VanAtta
Elbert Arnett
Union Furnace
Charles C. Beegle
Noah Bray
Hemlock
Roscoe A. Burdette
Asher A. Cain
Harry W. Laughlin
Charley McBee
Pearl B. Six
John Walsh
Stewart
E. Clifford Dille
Laurelville
Jacob L. Gurile
Roy B. Nixon
Owen C. Waldron
McArthur
Robert M. Johnson
John R. McGuire
Murray City
Daniel H. Patterson
Charles H. Patton
Nelsonville
David S. Smith
William L. Rider
Rockbridge
Frank P. Smith
William Potts
Syracuse
Nell Bush
Porter's
Dept
A-3
Piqua
Ohio
Porter
Haymakers
Redmen's Hall
Charles Townsend
Buckeye Ramblers
First Church OF Christ, Scientist
Christian Science
Elizabeth Carroll Scott, C.S.B
Mother Church
First Church of Christ
Scientist
Boston
Mass
South Congress St
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C. A. Daugherty
N. Court St
Athens, Ohio
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