Law Officer Is Fined 100 in Washington Case
Police Lieutenant August R. Helwig of the sixth precinct was fined one dollar by a police trial board on drunken driving charges. He had been arrested November 19, 1951, and previously fined fifty dollars plus costs in circuit court. The case noted health issues may mimic intoxication and cites multiple court actions and a total payment of 144.50. Indicted January 1952.
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Point Pleasant
August R. Helwig
Washington
D. C
H Helwig
D. M. Harshbarger
Robert A. Kayser
Washington Police Board
Helwig
John Reed
Board of Police and Fire Surgeons
Circuit Court
Final Election Figures Filed in Mason County Office
Mason County records show the official canvass for the November 4 election. Eisenhower 4804 Stevenson 3172 for president. Kilgore 3971 Revercomb 5968 for U S Senate. Burnside 4113 Neal 5820 for Congress. Marland 3867 Holt 6174 for governor. O Brien 3930 Byrne 5850 for secretary of state. Trent 3866 Shaffer 6060 for Supt of Schools. Sims 3948 Sayre 5893 for auditor. Ansel 3935 Morris 5822 for treasurer. Fox 3943 McIntire 5832 for attorney general. McLaughlin 3992 Rhodes 5809 for agriculture. Haymond 3879 Eaton 5879 and Lovins 3896 Ritchie 5821 for Supreme Court. Browning 3888 McDougle 5825 for unexpired term. Miller 6307 for circuit judge. Wilson 4383 Jones 5468 for state senator. Robert 5125 Hesson 488 for sheriff. Hyer 4454 Musgrave 5466 for prosecuting attorney. Toney 4036 Rairden 5867 for House. Caldwell 4422 Buckle 5484 for assessor. Daugherty 4581 Bush 5251 for county commissioner.
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Point Pleasant
Mason County
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Adlai E. Stevenson
United States
Harley M. Kilgore
Chapman Revercomb
M. G. Burnside
Will E. Neal
William C. Mar
Supreme Court of Appeals
Frank C. Haymond
Frank Eaton
W. T. Lovins
Charlies Ritchie
Chauncey Browning
Robert B. McDougle
Lewis H. Miller
Circuit Court
Fifth Judicial Circuit
Isabella Chilton Wilson
Bartow Jones
Charles A. Robert
Ernest Hesson
Charles J. Hyer
R. F. Musgrave
House of Delegates
Wallie Toney
George Rairden
Assesor
L. L. Caldwell
C. F. Buckle
Roy Daugherty
Ivan R. Bush
GLOUSTER Band Serenades Town for Memorial Donations
The Trimble Township school band joined Memorial rites in Nelsonville and played in Jacksonville on return. VFW Post 9866 gave $25 after a square ceremony, ham sandwiches and pay were served, and donors included Mrs. Melvita Sauer George Edinger Frank Binderbasin Sr Withem's tavern and George Householder with varying amounts. The Bandboosters seek about 60 new uniforms and will organize a fundraising drive.
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Glouster
Trimble Township
Nelsonville
VFW Post
Jacksonville
VFW
Post
Melvita Sauer
George Edinger
Frank Binderbasin Sr
Withem
Grange Elects New Officers at Trimble Chapter Meeting
In Glouster Trimble Grange elected J. A. Parrish as master and R. Kasler as legislative agent among a slate including Mrs. R. H. Easler and Mrs. Helen Parrish. After the session an oyster supper followed. The Athens Odd Fellows Lodge will host the Athens County Odd Fellows Association Monday evening November 17 with a program for all members and Rebekahs.
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Glouster
Athens
Odd Fellows Lodge
Athens County Odd Fellows Association
Odd Fellows
Rebekahs
Glouster Personalities Visit Nearby Family Circles
Glouster residents share social visits with Akron couple Guy Faires and Charles Scott who stayed with Mr. and Mrs. C. G. Faires. Jacksonville guests Irvin Carter and daughter Charmaine joined John Miller, Cheryl Lynn Kamento and Sally Carter in Glouster. Bernice Gallant of New St. spends week in Delaware with son James. Albert Wright of Hollister was admitted for observation at Mount St Mary Hospital Nelsonville. Merle Danford of Trimble visited Mt. Vernon for a week with Florence Cass and attended Mt. Vernon High School classes in English and Latin before returning home.
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Guy Faires
Charles Scott
Akron
Mount St. Mary Hospital
Nelsonville
Merle Danford
Trimble
Mt. Vernon
Florence Cass
CHAUNCEY Class Meets at Home and Officers to Be Chosen
The Friendship class met at Mrs. Erma Roberts home with the president in charge. Mrs. Neva Dresher led the devotions and Mrs. Margery Bennett was secretary and treasurer. Tax stamps were counted and plans made for the Christmas meeting at Mrs. Dresher’s place on Dec 10. A nominating committee was appointed to prepare a slate of new officers for the coming year. Refreshments were served to the listed attendees.
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Chauncey
Erma Roberts
Neva Dresher
Margery Bennett
Dresher
Scome
Freda Smart
Helen Nicholson
Frank Lewis
Pauline Daugherty
Opal Poling
Lena Simpkins
Virla McNaughton
Neva Esher
Irene Davis
Local Visit Roundup From Kenton To Amesville
Chauncey residents Mr. and Mrs. Harve Courtney and family visited in Kenton with their son-in-law Hunter Beckelhymer as his new parsonage hosted open house. Beulah Robinson and daughter attended a birthday dinner for Hazel Kuhns in Amesville. Paul McKinney and daughters visited Mrs. McKinney’s parents in Leon. W H Strausbaugh and family from Woodsfield visited Morristown and Redtown relatives. Courtney also visited Floyd Nye in Marietta Hospital, who has been moved home to Charleston, West Virginia.
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Harve Courtney
Cathy
Billy
G. B. Courtney
Hunter Beckelhymer
Kenton
Beckelmeyers
Beulah Robinson
Delores
Caroline Howard
Hazel Kuhns
Amesville
Paul McKinney
Paulette
Ruth
Ann
McKinney
Raymond Bellar
Leon
W. H. Strausbaugh F
Woodsfield
Ohio
Andrew McKinney
Morristown
Roy Strausbaugh
Redtown
Floyd Nye
Marietta Hospital
Nye
Charleston
W. Va
Funeral Services Held for Mrs Nancy Sanders
GLOUSTER The Rev Gilbert Courtney conducted funeral services Tuesday afternoon in the Millifield Church of Christ for Mrs Nancy Sanders who died Saturday at her son Freds Hooper Ridge home Burial was in Millfield Hilltop Cemetery
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Glouster
Gilbert Courtney
Millifield Church of Christ
Nancy Sanders
Fred
Hooper Ridge
Millfield Hilltop
Morristown Holiness Church Prayer Meeting Friday
A cottage prayer meeting of the Morristown Holiness Church will be held Friday at 7 30 p m in the home of Mr and Mrs Andrew McKinney. Garnet Aten will be the leader.
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Chauncey — Cottage
Morristown
Holiness Church
Andrew McKinney
Garnet Aten
Bats Rely on Flight More Than Most Birds
Britannica notes bats depend on flight due to their legs and feet being poorly suited for walking, shaping their locomotive behavior and ecological role.
Jacksonville Open House Night at Local Schools
GLOUSTER J T High School and Jacksonville elementary schools hold open house from 7 to 8 pm for parents to meet teachers and discuss questions. A social hour with coffee follows at 8 pm in the cafeteria. High school students will not attend. The Hollister elementary schools will host a similar event Friday evening.
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Glouster
J.T. High
Jacksonville
Hollister
Mingus Celebrate 45th Wedding Anniversary at Hollister
Mr and Mrs Emmett Mingus marked their 45th wedding anniversary with a noon turkey dinner at their Hollister home. Guests included Dale Mingus and family Denvertown John Mingus Doris Mingus and others from Columbus Reynoldsburg Akron Carpenter East Fultonham and Hollister.
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Glouster
Emmett Mingus
Hollister
Dale Mingus
Denvertown
John Mingus
Robert Downs
Ray Brown
Doris Mingus
All Columbus
Roy Brown
Reynoldsburg
Don Sweeney
Akron
John Swearington
Carpenter
Mary Williams
East Fultenham
Robert
Mary
Average height of Japanese men and women
A historical note states that the average height of Japanese men is five feet three inches and women are four inches shorter.
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