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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Nov 05, 1952

Page

6

Hesson Trailing In Mason County Sheriff Race

Mason County election results show Democratic Charles Roberts leading with 4998 to Republican Hesson 4715 out of 38 of 39 precincts. Hesson is under indictment for election irregularities from the May primary. Other races include Isabell Wilson 4307 for state senate and Ray mond Musgrave 5385 for prosecuting attorney.

Point Pleasant Mason County Charles Roberts Ernest Hesson Glenwood Gus Douglass, Sr Hesson Isabelle Chilton Wilson State Senate Bartow Jones Raymond Musgrave Charles J. Hyer House of Delegates George A. Rairden Wallie Toney C. F. Buckle L. L. Caldwell Ivan Bush Roy Daugherty

Vinton County Voters Favor Eisenhower and Taft

Vinton County voters supported Dwight Eisenhower over Adlai Stevenson 2903 to 2029 and backed Republican Charles Taft for governor. Other results include John W. Bricker for US Senator with 2753 votes, and county offices heavily favoring Republicans with several unopposed or narrow margins. Three levies passed: Dundas school, Hamden street light, and Swan school.

McArthur Vinton County Dwight Eisenhower Ohio Ike Adlai E. Stevenson Vinton Charles P. Taft Frank J. Lausche John W. Brown George D. Nye James A. Rhodes Joseph T. Ferguson Thomas A. Jenkins Delmar A. Canaday Oakley C. Collins A. B. Jones L. M. Cooley Bryan Cassill U.S John W. Bricker Michael V. DiSalle Harold V.felton Harold L. Partee Kent D. Campbell James L. Arbaugh W. H. Lohr Frederick L. Newdick Lohr Dorothy Cox Earl D. Cade J. M. Ogan J. E. Strong Dundas Hamden Street Swan

Family Hospitalized After Fire Accident

A child knocked a cleaning fluid can into a hot water heater flame causing an explosion that sent the Nunnally family to Doctors Hospital Columbus. Mr and Mrs Nunnally ages three and one were treated for burns minor injuries. father sustained a wrist cut while aiding evacuation. Firefighters arrived after a general alarm at 9 05 p m. home fire damage described as light.

Logan Tot Herbert T. Nunnally Jennison Ave Doctors Hospital Columbus Nunnally

Ames Farmer Dies Monday

William C. Mingus 64 retired Ames Township farmer died Tuesday night at Sheltering Arms Hospital after a brief illness. A World War I veteran, he was a noted sheep raiser and apple grower. Survived by second wife Ethel Hixson Mingus a daughter Mrs. Robert Kburg Wilmington Del foster-daughter Mrs Curtis McPherson Athens Route 3 sister Mrs Amos Hixson Canaanville and brothers Arthur Athens Route 4 Herbert Columbus and Hiram Millfield seven grandchildren first wife Lucy Hixson Mingus died in Arizona sister Mrs Ruth Keirns died earlier. Friends may call at Jagers funeral home with services Friday 11 am Rev H D Frazier graveside military services in West Union Street Cemetery.

William C. Mingus Ames Township Athens Herbert Columbus Hiram Millfield Lucy Hixson Mingus Arizona Ruth Keirns Jagers H. D. Frazier West Union Street

Children's Programs Air on WOUL Radio Schedule

A set of children's programs is broadcast on Ohio University's WOUL. The lineup includes Stories and Stuff from 4:30 to 5:30 p.m. Mondays, The Story-Telling by 4:30 to 4:45 p.m. Tuesdays followed by Storyland, Fifteen Steps at 4:30 p.m. and All Aboard for Wonderland at 4:45 p.m. Wednesdays. Treasure Island on Thursdays 4:30 to 5 p.m. Listen and Do Fridays at 4:30 to 5 p.m. The station broadcasts on 91.5 FM and 540 AM.

Ohio University WOUL Stevenson Treasure Island

Mrs Herbert Giles Rites Planned Friday Afternoon

Funeral services for Mrs. Herbert Giles will be held Friday at 2 p.m. at the Ewing Funeral Home with Rev. Harold Hess officiating. She died Monday evening at Meigs General Hospital and burial will follow in Beech Grove Cemetery.

Pomeroy Herbert Giles Ewing Funeral Home Harold Hess

Hocking Election Sidelights in Hocking County Returns

Logan reports first returns at 6 37 p m seven minutes after polls closed from precinct 1 A in The Messenger Office signaling possible Eisenhower lead. Officials note one irregularity a judge peering into ballots corrected promptly. Sound trucks promote turnout with help from local clubs and Sheriff Waldron couple. bus and babysitting support arranged by Kiwanis Logan and Jr Chamber.

Logan Hocking County Board of Elections Messenger Eisenhower Election Board Hocking County Ballot Battalion Women’s ‘Clubs Logan Kiwanis Club Junior Chamber of Commerce

Eisenhower Wins Upset in Hocking County Vote Lead

Ike Eisenhower captures a strong win in Hocking County with 4758 votes to Adlai Stevenson 3905 from 30 of 31 precincts. The count began heavy, slowed mid afternoon, and finished just under 1948 totals with Eisenhower never trailing after the first results.

Logan Dwight D. Eisenhower Hocking County Eisenhower Adlai Stevenson Ike

Cars Damaged in Vinton County Mishap

Two cars were damaged Tuesday when they sideswiped on Mt. Olive Road two miles north of Route 50 in Vinton County. Drivers James Beltz and Walter Schroder were identified. Schroder was fined $5 and costs for driving to the left of the centerline.

Mt. Olive Vinton County State Highway Patrol James Beltz McArthur Rt. 1 Walter Schroder Schroder Justice of the Peace Sharp of McArthur

Athens Senior Killed in Route 33 Car Crash

Athens Route 5 senior Donald Lee Duncan, 18, died after the 1938 coupe left Route 33 and overturned into a ditch six miles south of Athens. Injured driver Robert G. Dailey, 17, suffered a fractured shoulder, broken collar bone, and facial injuries.

Athens Donald Lee Duncan Robert G. Dailey Messenger Newsphote Leland Duncan State Highway Patrol Sheltering Arms Hospital Dailey Larry Jagers Funeral Home

Lausche Wins Fourth Term In Hocking County Race

In Hocking County Governor Lausche defeats Taft 4491 to 3695 in 30 of 31 precincts. He carried Nye over Brown 3701 to 2783. Auditor Ferguson lost to Rhodes 3979 to 3708. State officials Brown Tracy ONeill won re election. Bricker defeats DiSalle 4375 to 3373. Jenkins wins 4224 to 3111. Mechem unopposed with 4775.

Logan Frank J. Lausche Hocking County Lausche Taft George D. Nye John W. Brown Joseph Ferguson Columbus James A. Rhodes Ted W. Brown Roger W. Tracy C. William O'Neill Brown Charles F. Sweeney Tracy John J. Gallagher O'Neill Paul F. Ward United States John W. Bricker Michael V. DiSalle Bricker DiSalle Thomas A. Jekins Delmar A. Canaday Jenkins Canaday Stanley Mechem

Athens man fined for using former owner's license plates

Clinton R. Augustine, 22, of Athens Route 3, was fined $25 and costs by Mayor Peter B. Seel after a State Highway Patrol arrest found him driving with license plates issued to the former owner of the vehicle.

Clinton R. Augustine Athens Peter B. Seel State Highway Patrol

Democrats win four county offices in Hocking County

Logan Ohio voters delivered four Democratic and seven Republican county wins in Hocking County elections. Rolland Bright captured the congressional seat, A M Bierly and Thelma Keyes won key posts, while Dr J Ward Doering ran unopposed for coroner. Republicans led in several offices including commissioners Harry Armstrong and Warren Johnson, treasurer Ralph Moorhead and engineer Albert Seabright.

Hocking County Rolland Bright Congress A. M. Bierly Thelma Keyes J. Ward Doering The Ledger Harry L. Armstrong Warren Johnson Fred A. Murray A. J. Waldron Esther Carpenter Ralph Moor Ralph Moorhead John R. McClain Moorhead McClain Albert Seabright Ernest L. Schaal Dre. J. Ward Doering Cooner

Cemetery and Health Levies Win Approval

In Logan county three special issues voters approved the health levy and cemetery levy while the constitutional amendment failed. The health levy passed 4544 to 3250, a four-tenths mill levy. the cemetery levy won 2036 in favor to 1073 against. The constitutional convention issue was defeated 5674 to 1489.

Logan Hocking

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Athens High School Mason Ames Mrs. Giles Truman Vernon O'Brien OF the Nazarene the Plains Lena Brandenburg Don Duncan Stanley Baker Keith Schultz Gladys Blosser Gerken Edward Beougher Sheriff Waldron William Rafferty Esther Ruth Carpenter Ethel Bratton Carter Bratton East Schenectady N. Y Paul McVay Gillilan General Electric Co Gillilan Mary Evans Gillilan General Electric N. Court St Beasley & Mathews St. Tel MMC Firestone Motor King Battery Atti Ice And Firestone Frigitel Gilbert Shannon Firestone Dealer W. Union St
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