Five Hurt In Weekend Area Crashes Across Post
Four accidents and multiple arrests marked a busy weekend for the Athens post of the State Highway Patrol. Five persons were injured in crashes from The Plains to Circle Hill and nearby towns, with drivers named Tinkham, Karshner, Misner and others involved in collisions and injuries.
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Athens Post
State Highway Patrol
Athens
Post
Circle Hill
Oscar Tinkham
the Plains
Columbus
Willard Dillinger
Tinkham
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Dillinger
Henry Hazelton
Laurelville
Two Drivers Fined and Jailed in DUI Case
Mayor W P Mickle's court on Monday fined and jailed two drivers for operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated. Charles L Levering, 60, Nelsonville Route 1, crashed into a city police car after evading officers on Route 33 and Carpenter Street, receiving a $200 fine and 15 days in jail. James E Campbell, 26, Athens Route 3, was fined $150 and jailed 15 days.
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W. P. Mickle
Charles L. Levering
Nelsonville
Levering
Berm
Carpenter St
James E. Campbell
Athens
Ted Daggett Dies Saturday In Pittsburgh
James H. Ted Daggett 35 former Athens resident died Saturday night in a Pittsburgh hospital after pneumonia. He worked with Crafton Ingram Times and was in Athens a Knights of Columbus member. Survived by wife Doris Coon Daggett two children Judy and Jimmy Jr mother Mrs W W Daggett sister Mrs Ruth Bollinger and brothers Richard Wilbur and Capt Robert Daggett. Requiem mass Tuesday 9 am at St Pauls Catholic Church burial Mt Calvary. Friends may call at Jagers funeral home with Holy Name Society meeting Monday 730 pm.
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James H
Ted) Daggett
Athens
Pittsburgh
the Messenger
Daggett
Crafton-Ingram Times
Knights of Columbus
Doris Coon Daggett
Judy
Jimmy, Jr
W. W. Daggett
Ruth Bollinger
Richard
Salem
Mass
Wilbur
Saginaw
Mich
Capt
Robert Daggett
Jean Louise Tracy
St. Paul's Catholic Church
James McMahon
Mt. Calvary Cemetery
Jagers Funeral Home
Holy Name Society
Pomeroy Resident Elizabeth Kloes Dies at 74
Elizabeth Kloes 74 of 105 Locust St. Pomeroy died Sunday at 9 50 p m in Holzer Hospital Gallipolis after 18 days illness She resided in Pomeroy 50 years native of Clifton W Va She married Henry Klees Jan 27 1897 survivors include five sons Norman Herman Edward Albert Harlan two sisters four brothers and four grandchildren Friends may call Trevey Finsterwald funeral home where services are planned
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Pomeroy
Elizabeth Kloes
Locust St
Holzer Hospital
Gallipolis
Kloes
Federated Church
Clifton
W. Va
Henry Klees
Norman
Herman
Edward
Albert
Youngstown
Harlan
London
Ohio
Margaret Hudson
Front Royal
Catherine Cooper
Lucy Ohlinger
Amelia Wade
Lookout
John Ohlinger
Fred Ohlinger
Anstead
Trevey- Finsterwald
Public Expenditures Specialist At Athens Meeting
Dr. David H. Sutton of the Ohio Public Expenditures Council will address the Athens Board of Trade Tuesday at the Hotel Berry. The talk begins at 7 30 p m following a 6 30 p m dinner announced by Harper C Pendry executive secretary.
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David H. Sutton
Ohio Public Expenditures Council
Athens Board of Trade
Berry
Harper C. Pendry
Athens Auto Dealer Heads Zone Committee
Co chairmanship announced for Zone dealer planning committee with five state representation. The group will attend a November 15 meeting in Detroit as part of the Chevrolet Norwood division of General Motors.
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Athens Auto Dealer
Condition of Elza Nichols Listed As Very Poor
Elza Nichols aged 61 of Wheeling West Virginia was pronounced very poor Monday at Sheltering Arms Hospital after admission Saturday for treatment of a gunshot wound, police chief J B Grogan reported. Nichols was a former Athens resident and the injury was described as personal safety related.
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Elza Nichols
Wheeling
W. Va
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Athens
Nichols
J. B. Grogan
Collision damages two cars on State and Morris
City police reported minor damage after a collision at the corner of E State and Morris Ave. Vehicles were driven by Frederick J. Matter 24 of Lakewood and Wilson H. Carr 27 of 4 Pine Place. The accident was reported at 7 30 p m.
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Frederick J. Matter
Lakewood
Wilson H. Carr
Pine Place
E. State
Morris Ave
Woman fined for intoxication in city court
Mrs. Freida Schuler, 35, of West State Street, was fined ten dollars and costs after arraignment Monday before Mayor W. P. Mickle on a charge of intoxication.
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Freida Schuler
W. State St
W. P. Mickle
Remembering Andrew Jackson a crippled Civil War veteran
The Athens County figure known for his cheer and team of horses lived on Sand Ridge near Chauncey. Born 1844, he served in the 75th Ohio Infantry, fought at Gettysburg and other battles, was severely wounded, and spent 18 months in hospitals before returning home. He died at an old age, leaving relics from the war and seven children.
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Andrew Jackson
Athens
Sand Ridge
Chauncey
Athens County
Grand Army of the Republic
White House
GAR
Sand Ridge Road
Jake McCafferty
Forrest Meighen
Lodi Township
Sugar Creek
Jackson Place
Liars’ Corner
Mr. Jackson
75Th
Ohio Infantry
Gettysburg
Cedar Mountain
Gainesville
Second Bull Run
Seige
Fort Wagoner
Morris Island
South Carolina
New York City
Margaret Ann Border
Solomon Border
Jackson
75Th Regiment
Columbus Golden Post
Arnell Pierce Dies at 61. Columbus machinist
Funeral services for Arnell W. Pierce 61 who died Saturday at his home 2681 Eastman Ave Columbus will be held Wednesday at 1 p m at Woodyard Funeral Home Columbus A native of Athens he moved to Columbus to work for Seagrave Co as a machinist for 25 years He was a member of IOOF No 23 Macabees and the EUB Church He is survived by two sons Marion of Akron and Harold of Columbus and by two brothers Daniel and Luzern Pierce of Athens Interment at Green Lawn Cemetery Columbus
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Arnell W. Pierce
Eastman Ave
Columbus
Woodyard
E. High St
Athens
Pierce
The
Seagrave Co
Ioof No. 23
Maccabees
EUB Church
Marion
Akron
Harold
Daniel
Luzern Pierce
City Safety Service
Green Lawn Cemetery
Cold, clear spell extends with 16 degree low
Cold and clear weather persisted after a weekend when the temperature dropped to 16 degrees the season's lowest. Sunday morning marked the low, with a 41 degree high yesterday afternoon and prior days hitting 30 and 27 lows and 42 and 36 highs.
Shelter Notes and Births at Shelterin g Arms Hospital
Admitted at Shelter Arms Hospital are Mae Hartley of Jacksonville. Marie Stotts of Downington. Dean Collins of Glouster. Oscar Tinkham of Chauncey. Myrtle Coon of The Plains. Frances Keirns of Millfield RD. Kay Jones of Athens. A daughter was born to Raymond and Mrs. Smith of Athens Route 4. Discharges include Joseph E. Stewart of Athens Route 1 and son. Joe Walburn Jr. of Athens and son. Wanda Rose of Athens Route. W C Midkiff of Guysville Route 1. Emma Bennett of Athens. Marie Brown of Albany.
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Mae Hartley
Jacksonville
Marie Stotts
Downington
Dean Collins
Glouster
Oscar Tinkham
Chauncey
Myrtle Coon
the Plains
Frances Keirns
Millfield RD
Kay Jones
Athens
Joseph E. Stewart
Joe Walburn, Jr
Wanda Rose
W. C. Midkiff
Guysville
Emma Bennett
Marie Brown
Albany
Vandals Ransack OU Dormitory Dining Hall In Overnight Break In
Campus police said two to three persons likely staged a planned break in at Howard Hall dining room around 1:30 a.m. They disrupted power, toppled lights and a thermostat, spilled ice cream and mustard, and ruined cakes. Residents slept through the blackout until 7:30 a.m. Investigators noted the attackers may have been former dorm workers f or a dorm grudge.
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Howard Hall
Joseph McBride
E. S. Finsterwald
Burns Ervin
McBride
OU Officials Attend Johnson Rites in Columbus
President and Mrs. Baker joined Ohio University officials at Columbus funeral services for Arthur C. Johnson Sr. OU trustee for 36 years. Athens representatives included Brandon Grover Paul Ballard Paul O’Brien Albert Gubitz Gordon Bush and Dr. T R Biddle.
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John C. Baker
Ohio University
Columbus
Arthur C. Johnson
Johnson
The
Columbus Dispatch
Cleveland
Ohio University Board of Trustees
Athens
Brandon T. Grover
Paul H. Ballard
Paul O'Brien
Albert C
National Religion Movement Endorsed by Athens County Ministers
The National Laymen's Committee led by Charles E. Wilson of General Electric endorses the National Religion in American Life movement. Athens County Ministerial Association announces support as part of a United Church Canvass with the theme Take your problems to church this week millions leave them there.
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National
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Eugene Neal
Adelphi
Lloyd Poling
Berger Hospital
Circleville
Allensville
Vinton County
Dwight Ratcliff
Londonderry
Joseph Ankrom
Wellston
Ankrom
Ratcliff
Theodore Misner
George Lovell
Lovell
James Andrews
New Marshfield
Andrews
Mickle
James Keriotis
Alquippa
Mitchel Abraham
Shaw
Logan
James Norman
Cleveland Heights
Roger Friend
George Williams
Rockbridge
Lucius Cramer
Woolley Funeral Home
E Morris
H. G. Householder
E. Washington St
Athens, O
Ted Daggett
Ned Shaw
Wilford Hawkins
Athens State Hospital
Arnell Pierce
Raymond Smith
L. E. White
Shannon Ave
Pete Waarever
the Security Bank
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Court Street
Athens, Ohio
Vantils
National Religion Movement
Oscar Fulton
Washington ST
Illiamson
Williamson
E. R. Heisel
Williamson Gas
Williamson Coal
Williamson Oil
G. H. Martin & Son
Richland Ave
Dee Houck
VanDyke
Donald K. Barstow
Seiple
Kempton EK. R. Walker
Wnty Agents Association
D. M. Goddard
Dwight H. Rutherford
Earl Mathews
F. R. Murphey
E. Atkinson Co
M. Gill
B. Dillon Y Insurance Agency, Inc
Housewives
Lowman's
Armour's Crescent
Aan
Florida
N. Court Street
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