Village Write-In Winners Attend Broad Ballot List
The election board reported 19 people elected through write-ins, including Ray Chevalier who became mayor of Coolville with 40 votes. Other victors include Edith Butler and Marie Root for village offices, Howard Russell and Dick Gillian as councilmen, and multiple townships naming new officials across Chauncey Amesville Buchtel Jacksonville Glouster Rome Canaan Alexander Township.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Chevalier
Coolville
Roger Hornsby
Edith Butler
Ray Bobo
Marie Root
Howard Russell
Dick Gillian
Chauncey
John Smart
Willard Lanning
Gerald Sorrell
James H. Sieber
Village Board of Public Affairs
Board of Public Affairs
Elza Linscott
Dean Kasler
Homer Moorehead
Amesville Board of Public
Rome School Debt Free: Board Member Resigns
Stewart Doyg Gallo of the Rome Canaan school board resigned last night amid business pressure. The board announced the district is debt free after paying two bonds totaling 13 000, ending a 1934 25 000 gymnasium project and a 15 000 capital improvements bond. Replacement for Gallo Wy may be Roger E Wolfe, elected for a term from January 1. Koehler and Hires did not seek re election and vacancies may be filled by write ins on November.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stewart — Doyg Galloway
Rome- Canaan
Salvation Army Red Truck To Aid Local Fire Victims
The Salvation Army will send a furniture donation truck from Columbus on Friday to help families burned out of their homes. Captain Henry Tempel said items in good condition can be dropped off or picked up at 92 West Union Street. Residents should call LY-31421 or LY-34470 by Thursday evening. The truck will collect Friday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salvation Army
Columbus
Henry Tempel
Union St
Tempel
Cigarettes Not Sold to Children Warning Issued
Police Chief J B Grogan urges parents not to send minors to stores for cigarettes. Merchants must not sell to under 18 even with a parental note. Violations carry penalties as the law is enforced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Grogan
Ohio University discussion team wins top honors at Delta Sigma Rho event
The Ohio University debate group earned top honors at the Regional Delta Sigma Rho Tau Kappa Alpha Conference at Capital University. Robert Bell led with the highest score, James Lynch tied for second, and Jan Baker tied for third, with additional tied placements among Margaret Baker Richard Carlton and Bill Reamer. Fourteen schools from Ohio and Kentucky competed on the topic What Should be Done to Minimize Friction Among Racial Groups in the United States. Dr Gordon Wiseman led the event as associate professor of speech, with Larry Barker and seven others on the team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio University
Capital University
Robert Bell
Columbus
James — Lynch
Ohio
Kentucky
United States
Gordon Wiseman
Larry Barker
Dean of College Appoints Paul Halleck Administrative Dean
Paul Halleck, holder of bachelor and master degrees from Ohio University, is named administrative dean of the new junior college at Youngstown organized by Penn-Ohio Business University. He is completing a doctorate at the University of Houston and is a former OU and Cleveland Rams football player. The junior college plans a freshman class next January in liberal arts. Miss Karen Vennari, 21, of Tiffin Hall, possibly with appendicitis, was taken to Hudson Health Center at 6:05 am Wednesday by the city fire department emergency squad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Halleck
Ohio University
Youngstown
Penn-Ohio Business University
Halleck
University of Houston
Cleveland Rams
Karen Vennari
Tiffin Hall
Hudson Health Center
City Fire Department
Its Official Dogs Are Confined
City officials likely will be notified Wednesday that the dog confinement ordinance was upheld at the polls with 1023 votes in favor and 2353 against. Police will enforce the ordinance after certification by the election board.
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Election Board
Timber Stand Improvement Aid Offered in Athens County
Athens County ASC office offers cost share funds up to seven percent for timber stand improvement and reforestation. Four locals Paul Hartley William Musser Harold Shifflet of Athens and Delbert Trout of Albany completed a 320 hour timber management course at Canter's Caves and can assist landowners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens County
Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Committee
Irvin A. Wolfe
ASC
Jackson
Canter’s Caves
Paul Hartley
William Musser
Harold Shifflet
Athens
Delbert Trout
Albany
Wolfe
Births Reported at Shelterin g Arms Hospital
Birth announcements list Mr and Mrs William Lavelle with a daughter born on Amesville Route 1. Other names include Ricky Barnhart Stewart Mrs Mary Fowler Athens Mrs Idene Chesser Athens Mrs Victor Hudwell New Marshfield Mrs Robert Martin Athens Route 1 Paul McKinney Chauncey Mrs Ada Christy Athens Mrs William Shirey Trimble Mrs Ralph Goldsberry and son The Plains Mrs John Bail and daughter Athens Route 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Lavelle
Amesville
Ricky Barnhart
Stewart
Mary Fowler
Athens
Idene Chesser
Victor Hudwell
New Marshfield
Robert Martin
Paul McKinney
Chauncey
Ada Christy
William Shirey
Trimble
Ralph Goldsberry
the Plains
John Bail
Shade driver cited after auto crashes
Darrell Fulton 21 of Shade was cited for conditional speed after his car left Pratts Fork Road east of Route 33 struck a telephone pole and plunged into an embankment. The State Highway Patrol reported the crash occurred Tuesday afternoon with the vehicle veering off the right side, crossing the road and colliding with a pole before ending in an embankment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darrell Fulton
Shade
Pratts Fork Rd
Route 33
State Highway Patrol
Civil Service Group Set to Meet at State Hospital
George A. McMillen, field representative of the Ohio Civil Service Employes Association, will address the Athens County chapter Thursday at Athens State Hospital Therapy Building. Officers said a 6 p.m. dinner will precede the talk, with members to bring covered dishes and table service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George A. McMillen
Ohio Civil Service Employes Association
Athens County
Athens State Hospital
Ames-Bern High selects good citizen for DAR contest
Barbara Wallbrown named good citizen at Ames-Bern High School and will enter the Daughters of the American Revolution contest next month. Eight students including James Parish Mark Smith Patsy Antle John Rise Donna Weaver Joy Dishong and Sam Keaton will take part in the American Legion Americanism tests on December 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amesville
Barbara Wallbrown
Ames-Bern High School
American Legion
James Parish
Mark Smith
Patsy Antle
John Rise
Donna Weaver
Joy Dishong
Sam Keaton
Marriage Licenses Listed for Four Couples in Athens Area
Hubert Burchfield aged 49 of Athens and Carol A. Everett aged 40 of Athens, a pipe fitter and a homemaker respectively, are granted a license. Hubert Dale Henderson aged 38 of Chauncey and Erines tline Glass aged 32 of Jacksonville, a miner and a clerk, also obtain a license. Gerald Lee Snyder aged 22 of Toronto and Beverly Louise Russell aged 23 of Chauncey, a student and a clerk, complete the filings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hubert Burchfield
Athens
Carol A. Everet
Hubert Dale Henderson
Chauncey
Miner
Ernestine Eileen Glass
Jacksonville
Gerald Lee Snyder
Toronto
Beverly Louise Russell
Ten C and SOE workers win safe driving awards
Columbus and Southern Ohio Electric Co. honors were given to ten Athens division employees for safe driving. Frank Shay and P D Kuhn presented key chains, medallions, and certificates from the National Safety Council as a film on safe driving was shown. Awards cover year endings June 30 and December 31.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus and Southern Ohio Electric Co
Frank Shay
Athens
National Safety Council
P. D. Kuhn
Howard E. Bobo
C W. Scott
Two Permits Suspended in Southeast Ohio Actions
The Ohio Liquor Control Commission suspended licenses for two permit holders in Southeastern Ohio. Athens Aerie 529 Fraternal Order of Eagles received a noon November 25 to noon December 9 suspension for selling intoxicating liquor to a non member on July 20. Wayne Wolfe, Club Vinton Inn in McArthur Route 2, faced a suspension from noon November 12 to noon November 26 for allowing consumption of intoxicating liquor after legal closing hour on March 01.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Southeastern Ohio
Ohio Liquor Control Commission
Athens Aerie
Order of Eagles
Wayne Wolfe
Club Vinton Inn
McArthur
World War I Vets Auxiliary To Hold Meeting
Veterans of World War I and their auxiliary will meet at 8 pm Thursday at the American Legion home. A 6 pm pot luck supper precedes the session. Commander Charles R. Kinison invites all World War I veterans to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
Charles R. Kinison
Ice Skating Lessons Begin Saturday At Bird Arena
John A. McComb announces a new ice skating program for children aged 6 to 14 starting Saturday at Bird Arena. Registration and fee payment run 3 to 5 p.m. Thursday and Friday in the arena lounge, with class spots limited to early registrants.
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Bird Arena
John A. McComb
Arena
Snow Flurries Seen in Athens Weather Report
Snow flurries accompanied by cold, cloudy conditions were reported in Athens. U. S. Observer C. L. Colmer logged a 10 a.m. temperature of 33 degrees, one degree above freezing, with an early low of 26 and Tuesday’s high of 54.
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Athens
U. S
C. L. Colmer
Ames Bern High Students to Contest in Athens County
Three Ames Bern High School pupils Flora Copeland Richard Everett and Florence Curry will contest the Athens County Prince of Peace contest later this month after winning at area churches The contestants were introduced by Nellie Wooley and competed Sunday at Amesville Methodist Church The Plains Baptist Church and Wrightstown Church
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amesville
Ames Bern High School
Athens County
Flora Copeland
Richard Everett
Florence Curry
Ames-Bern
Linda Ahle
Marilyn Wolfe
Nellie Wooley
Amesville Methodist Church
Plains Baptist Church
Wrightstown
Business Leaders Visit OU for College Committee Meetings
Nine business and industrial leaders visit Ohio University's College of Business Administration for discussions with faculty and staff. The visiting committee includes Fred H Johnson Samuel F Downer Russell P Herrold William S Sneath George Putnam Jr H Clay Littick Albert J Weatherhead III Julius Stern Clyde E Williams. The afternoon session will focus on Undergraduate Curriculum for Education for Business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio University
College of Business Administration
Fred H Johnson
Rankin, Johnson and Company
Columbus
Samuel F. Downer
Continental Can Co
New York City
Russell P. Herrold
Zanesville
Anchor Hocking Glass Corp
William S. Sneath
Union Carbide Cor
New Farm City
George Putnam, Jr
Putnam Management Co., Inc
Boston
H. Clay Littick
Zanesville Publishing Co
Albert J. Weatherhead, III
The
Weatherhead Co
Cleveland
Julius Stern
Wood County Bank
Parkersburg
Clyde E. Williams
Clyde Williams and Co
Williams
Battelle Memorial Institute
All Together Clovers Win Top 4-H Club Award
The All Together Clovers of Albany were named outstanding 4-H club at the fifth annual achievement program held Tuesday night at the Junior Fair Building Athens county fair grounds. Landmark Stores sponsored the event. The Ames-Bern Cloverettes placed second with sponsor support from Landmark. Other honored clubs included Bates Boosters Garden Cattle Club Guysville Happy Lamb Stewart Nelsonville Nimble Thimbles Sunny Isle Frost Pleasanton 4-Hers Little Beavers Thimblettes Merry Needles all of Athens. Mrs. Francis Conrath of Athens chaired the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
All Together Clovers
Albany
Athens County Fairgrounds
Athens County
Landmark
Ames-Bern Cloverettes
Bates Boosters
Garden Cattle Club
Guysville
Happy Lamb
Stewart
Nelsonville
Nimble Thimbles Sunny Isle
Frost
Pleasanton
Lockbourne Commander Returning to Athens Visit
Col. Charles C. Leaf commander of Lockbourne Air Force Base will return to Athens Thursday to address Ohio University’s Arnold Air Society squadron and confer with President Vernon R. Alden. Mrs Leaf attends a tea hosted by Angel Flight as ROTC cadet wing coordinates the visit. NEW MARSHFIELD Constitution Lodge 426 F and AM will elect officers at 7 30 p m Thursday in the Masonic Temple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles C. Leaf
Lockborne Air Force Base
Athens
Ohio University
John P. Robbins
Arnold Air Society
Colonel Leaf
American Legion
Vernon R. Alden
Lockbourne Afb
Leaf
Angel
Air Force
ROTC
Stitution Lodge
F&am
Masonic Temple
Walter Hawk
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the Messenger
Athens, Ohio
Amos Sorrell
Buchtel Council
Jacksonville Board of Public Affairs
Thomas Anderson
Leonard Lent
Dave Wilson
Glouster
Hartford Dunnette
William Roberts
Kenneth Goodfellow
Rome-Canaan
Glen Young
Alexander Township
Erment
Dean
Doan
Joan
Rome
Resiens
Gallowy
Roger E. Wolfe
Nial Koehler
Arthur Hires
Armstrong
Corson
Tel. LY
Jan Baker
Arlington
Margaret Baker
Cincinnati
Richard Carlton
Fairfax
Bill Reamer
Conrath Electric Co
Richland Ave
Francis Conrath
Messenger Newsphoto
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Civil Service Group
Ames
Athens County Savings and Loan CO
West Union St
Telephone LY
Dale E. Shultz
C&soe
William Kk. Brooks
Edward Schoonover
William H. Follrod
Athens Commercial
John D. Born
Elton D. Swart
R. G. McDade
Merrill Riggle
Sherman D. Leach
Albany Club
Lockbourne
Masons
New Marshfield—Con
SFE
Athens Township
Kathryn
Kate) Walburn
the Plains Church OF the Nazarene
Norris
Crystal Anne
Norrises
Tobe and
Alice Mackey
Church of the Nazarene
W. State St
Rev
Wilsie L. McMillan
Jay H. Keiser
Pastor
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