Veterans G I loan aid expands via Linscott appraisals
A. R. Linscott of Athens has handled appraisals totaling about a million dollars for G I loan guarantees in seven counties including Athens Meigs Vinton Washington Hocking Perry and Morgan. Veterans may obtain loans up to 8000 with government guarantees covering half the loan and up to 4000 personal credit. repayment terms vary by asset type and can extend to 40 years for farms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marian Bush Reeder
G.I
Athens
A. R. Linscott
Sam
Linscott
Cincinnati
McArthur
Pomeroy
Wilkesville
Reynoldsville
Mr. Linscott
Amesville
Coolville man placed on probation in shooting charge
Willie C. Dobbins pleaded guilty to three counts of shooting with intent to wound and received 60 months probation from Common Pleas Judge Oliver F. Rowland. He must report monthly, may not leave Athens County without court consent, and is barred from intoxicants and related venues. Court costs of $165.57 were assessed. Prosecution tied a June shotgun incident to his daughter and her friend during a family argument. Nathan Smith faces separate case on obscene language.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willie C. Dobbins
Common Pleas
Oliver F. Rowland
Coolville
Sylvia
Mayford Cook
Dobbins
Rowland
Athens County
R. D. Williams
R. W. Finsterwald
Nathan Smith
Gordon B. Gray
Peace At Last From PERSISTENT ITCH!
A lighthearted praise for Resinol Ointment claiming it ends persistent itching quickly. The ad touts six active soothing agents in a liniment base and promises lasting relief, urging readers not to settle for less effective products.
School Budget Revised To Include Levy
The Athens Board of Education discussed revising the 1949 budget to include a new two mill school levy approved by voters. The board also accepted the Budget Commission millage for 1949 and planned a Dec 8 meeting, while praising Ohio University for a working agreement on library use.
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Athens Board of Education
Budget Commission
Ohio University
Harper C. Pendry
Donald R. Clippinger
William Parker Walker
Homer T. Baird
William H. Herbert
Nazarene Service to Feature Rev Herrell on Thursday
The Rev. N. B. Herrell of the Nazarene Home Mission Service will speak at a church service Thursday at 7 30 p m. The event promises a broad message and a time of prayer.
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N. B. Herrell
The
Nazarene Home Mission’ Service
Athens New Water Rates Take Effect For City Residents
Service Safety Director Daniel A. Pierce announced that Athens new water rates become effective with semi annual payments. A penalty free period runs until Nov. 15. Minimum rates are $4.50 for city residents and $4.95 for those outside the city. Previously $3.75 and $4.20. Water works office hours are 7 a.m. to 4 p.m. daily, Saturdays until noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Daniel A. Pierce
Pierce
Athens County Vote Count Awaited After Friday Board Meet
Official results from Athens County voting were expected after the Board of Elections meets Friday per clerk J E Barker. No further board tabulation occurred by Wednesday leaving the county one mill levy unofficial though early reports suggested passage. Candidates must file campaign expense accounts by Nov 12 to avoid withholding certificates of election. An unofficial Ames Township local option vote showed 177 to 77 to go dry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens County
Board of Elections
J. E. Barker
Barker
Ames Township
Shelterin g Arms Hospital Notes
Hospital brief from Sheltering Arms listing new admissions and dismissals. New births noted for O H are in Glouster and Carman in New Marshfield Route 2. Bruce in Athens Route 3. McLain in Athens. Major surgery for M D Moore. Agnest Devitt and Glenn Marshall listed as medical. Discharges include Dan Friedberg Chauncey. Walter Sams Chauncey. Raymond Dvar Athens. John Mansfield Athens. Zenia Smith Athens. Barbara Sikorski Hollister. Albert Andrews and son Glouster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George O'Hare
Glouster
Raymond Carman
New Marshfield
James Bruce
Athens
William McLain
M. L. Johnson
M. D. Moore
Agnest Devitt
Glenn Marshall
Dan Friedberg
Chauncey
Walter Sams
Raymond Dvar
John Mansfield
Zenia Smith
Barbara Sikorski
Hollister
Albert Andrews
Troy Fall Festival Set for Tonight
COOLVILLE staff special announces the Troy fall festival this evening at 7 30 in the high school gymnasium. Event features variety booths and the crowning of a king and queen.
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Coolville
Troy
Sun Breaks Through After Long Absence
The sun broke through after five days of absence with cloudy skies and a 63 degree reading at 10 amThursday. Wednesday saw a high of 63 and low of 56 as reported by Mrs C N France the rainfall measured .07 inches and the river rose to 4 feet from 3.20 yesterday. Capt and Mrs William Prescott formerly of the Salvation Army Corps now of Chillicothe will bring musicians for a 7:30 pm meeting tonight and Rev Florence Bromley of Pennsylvania will speak.
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Mercury
William Prescott
Salvation Army Corps
Chillicothe
Florence Bromley
Pennsylvania
Plains man pleads guilty to intoxication charge
Miles E. Cain of The Plains pleaded guilty before Mayor W. P. Mickle in a complaint by Emory Rogaski. He was fined $20 and costs for the offense on Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emory Rogaski
the Plains
Miles E. Cain
W. P. Mickle
County Health Report Given at Board Meeting
Athens County October health report shows eight communicable disease cases, 361 field nursing trips, 277 personal conferences, and 625 bulletins distributed. Polio one, scarlet fever one, chickenpox two, tuberculosis one, syphilis two, gonorrhea one. 714 milk samples analyzed. 24 restaurants inspected. 34 complaints investigated. 20 water samples tested. Shelter?ing Arms Hospital maternity license renewal approved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens County
H. G. Southard
Athens City-County
Southard
Insurance Agents Hear Risk Plan Talk
Oscar P. Ruffing chairman of the plan's Ohio board of governors explained the Assigned Risk Plan at a Athens County Insurance Agents Association meeting. Ruffing, manager of the Casualty and Liability Department at Travelers Insurance Co. Columbus, addressed 15 association members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar P. Ruffing
Ohio Board of Governors
Athens County Insurance Agents Association
Ruffing
Casualty and
Travelers Insurance Co
Columbus
Rites Saturday For Mrs Milar
Mrs Elizabeth Milar 83 of Sunny side Drive died Wednesday at home after ill health since last September from a broken hip. She was a First Methodist Church member and is survived by husband John son Clay of Westfield Mass eight grandchildren and three sisters Mrs A H James Mrs Minnie Kennard of Athens and Mrs S J Stone Logan. Friends may call after Friday noon at Jagers funeral home. Services Saturday at 2 p.m. conducted by Rev Harold F Kellogg. Burial in W Union St Cemetery.
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Elizabeth Milar
Sunnyside Drive
Milar
First Methodist Church
John
Clay
Westfield
Mass
A. H. James
Minnie Kennard
Athens
S. J. Stone
Logan
Jagers Funeral Home
Harold F. Kellogg
W. Union St
Mrs J D Gist Dies At 65 In Athens
Mrs John D Gist 65 daughter of the late John and Oma Pickett died at her home 19 Mound St after months of ill health Born in Guysville she lived most of her life in Athens A member of the First Church of Christ Scientist Boston and its Athens branch she is survived by daughter Mrs Joseph Trepp Athens and three sisters Mrs Franz Woodworth Athens Mrs H L Steenrod Portland Ore and Mrs Raymond Bethel Eustis Fla along with two sisters in law Miss Dorothy Gist and Mrs Claude Parker Athens Her husband and two brothers Fred L and Wade Pickett preceded her in death Funeral services will be held Friday at 2 pm at Dowler and Ferguson funeral home with friends admitted after 7 pm tonight Flowers requested omitted.
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John D. Gist
John
Oma Pickett
Mound St
Guysville
Gist
Athens
First Church of Christ Scientist
Boston
Joseph Trepp
Franz Woodworth
H. L. Steenrod
Portland
Ore
Raymond Bethel
Eustis
Fla
Dorothy Gist
Claude Parker
Fred L
Wade Pickett
Dowler and Ferguson Funeral Home
Things Are Natural Now
For over 15 years constipation had me down. Since I started eating Kellogg's All-Bran daily, things are natural and relief. Miss Hazel Rufsnyder, Pottstown, Pa. If your diet lacks bulk for normal elimination, this delicious cereal will supply it. Eat an ounce daily in milk and drink water. If not satisfied after 10 days, send empty carton to Kellogg Co., Battle Creek, Mich., and get double your money back.
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Kellogg
Geo-Mineral claims big sales and cures
In Athens Ohio Economy Drug Co owner Jack Wright touts Geo-Mineral as a top selling natural mineral medicine. He cites reports of relief for rheumatism arthritis weak kidneys and stomach ailments and offers a guarantee refund if not 100 satisfied after use. Prices listed include 1 bottle 1.10 and 6 for 6.00 with a mail address for orders.
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Jack Wright
Economy Drug Co
Anderson
8. C
Husbands Wives and Marriage Survey Says Criticism
A recent national magazine survey titled Husbands Wives and Marriage finds happily married couples more likely to criticize themselves than their partner while unhappy couples tend to criticize the other. The piece notes criticism of personal tastes as a path to unhappiness.
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Athens County Fair Board
Coolville Man
George S. May Company
Chicago 6
Illinois
Mineral Mission Church
Hiram Mingus
Janioree
Mill ST
Phyllis LaVelle
Alberta
C. Grones
Pol. Adv
Beauty
Lowe Brothers
Fides
Carpenter Hdw. Co
S. Court St
Ohio
Sheltering Arms Hospital
George L. Smith
McBee Co
Blaine Goldsberry
Carl A. Frey
Harry Henry
Charles G. Shafer
M & M Market
W. Washington
Berry Hotel
Eee Capital Finance Corp
R. E. McCammon
Mrs. Milar
J. D. Gist
Nature
Hipocrates
Roosevelt
Warm Springs
Georgia
Lourdes
France
Greece
Hercules
Geo-Mineral
Ri A
Joe Marsh
United States Brewers Foundation
Dearborn
Ford
Ford Tractors
Dearborn Implements, Parts and Service
Donaldson Motors
Albany, Ohio
Dearborn Motors Corporation
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