360 Delegates Scheduled To Attend Y Conference
More than 360 reservations have been received for the Southeastern Ohio Hi Y and Tri-Hi Y conference in Athens. Delegates from 19 counties will attend the 49th annual one day event with guests including Don Thomann Athens High School principal and Mrs Thomann Willard Barker Carl House John Jewett and others. Morning address by Rev Charles Harrison at Boys Industrial School Lancaster. Workshops cover nine topics and host committees coordinate campus activities with tours and a university parking plan to ease traffic.
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Southeastern Ohio
Robert S. Lance
YMCA
Athens
Steubenville
Dover
Columbus
Portsmouth
Chillicothe
Don Thomann
Athens High School
Thomann
Willard P. Barker
Ronald House
John Jewett
Arthur Vermillion
Jerry Galvin
Ronald Wade
George Herren
LaQueth Fleming
Richard Lawton
Keith Dennis
Richard Barker
James Guseman
Oak Hill
Ironton
Gallipolis
South Point
Malta-McConnelsville
Zanesville
Marietta
Change in Old-Age Benefit Law Expands Earning Limit
The Social Security Administration in Zanesville announces the monthly earnings limit for old-age and survivors insurance benefits rises from 50 to 75 dollars starting September. Self employed beneficiaries must keep net earnings under 75 dollars monthly, while those 75 or older or in non covered employment may cash checks regardless of earnings. Beneficiaries earning over 75 should notify SSA promptly. a Zanesville rep will be at the Athens County Courthouse on specific Tuesday and Wednesday hours to answer inquiries.
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Robert B. Youmans
Zanesville
Social Security Administration
Athens County Court House
Hospital Admission and Discharges List Noted
Admitted: Mrs. Mary Cheatham Shade, Roger Wolfe Gloucester, Mrs. Lula Bingham Gloucester, Veda Grandy Trimble, Phyllis Lausche Athens. Dismissed: Mrs. Garland Mayes Harrisonville and daughter, Mrs. Henry Depue Athens and son, Mrs. Beulah Clench Athens, Mrs. Willard Skinner Athens, Orley Young New Marshfield.
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Mary Cheatham
Shade
Roger Wolfe
Glouster
Lula Bingham
Veda Grandy
Trimble
Phyllis Lausche
Athens
Garland Mayes
Harrisonville
Henry Depue
Beulah Clench
Willard Skinner
Orley Young
New Marshfield
Consumer Movement Lecture Opens 1952 53 Series
Karl H Krauskopf professor of advertising will open Ohio University’s 1952 53 faculty lecture series with The Consumer Movement. Four programs are planned Paul R Murphy speaks on Christian Humanism E H Gaylord presents Bridges from Art to Science and John F Cady covers Soviet Policy in Southeast Asia Cady’s talk was rescheduled from last year Dates for the January March and May lectures are to be announced all talks are open to the public and start at 8 p m in Chemistry Auditorium.
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Karl] H. Krauskopf
Ohio University
John Edwards
Paul R. Murphy
E. H. Gaylord
John F. Cady
Southeast Asia
Cady
Chemistry
Three Hocking Residents Hurt In Auto Crash
Three Hocking County residents were injured in a two car crash on Route 33 at Route 328 junction. Robert Duffy 34 suffered body bruises and tooth loss. Patty Anthony 17 and Elijah Farmer 73 had bruises and a forehead laceration. James Larimer 18 and Duffy drove the involved vehicle. A separate collision on Route 33 near Logan city limits involved John Nelson Jr. 24 and Benjamin Griffith 64. Nelson was fined 10 dollars for cutting in while passing and Griffith 10 dollars for moving into the wrong lane.
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Hocking County
State Highway Patrol
Robert Duffy
Rockbridge
Patty Anthony
Union Furnace
Elijah Farmer
Logan
James Larimer
Duffy
John Nelson, Jr
Benjamin Griffith
Nelson
Griffith
Roger Friend
1150 Parents Visit Schools Open House Night
About 1150 parents attended open houses at Athens city schools and Mechanicsburg school. W. P. Barker, city superintendent, said the turnout topped expectations but was slightly below last year’s 1200. Some 800 people were served refreshments in the high school home economics rooms. The events marked American Education Week, with the PTA Council and schools as co sponsors.
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Athens City
Mechanicsburg
W. P. Barker
National Education Association
PTA Council
Quinn Fined For Tailgating Charge In Guysville Arraignment
Kenneth E. Quinn of Guysville, 25, was arraigned Thursday before Mayor Peter B. Seel on a charge of passing with out the assured clear distance ahead. He was fined five dollars and costs. State Highway Patrol arrested him.
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Kenneth E. Quinn
Guysville
Peter B. Seel
State Highway Patrol
Weather Warmed Slightly as Temperatures Rise to 27
Friday opened warmer with a low of 22 degrees, three higher than the day before. By 9 a.m., the temperature climbed to 27 degrees.
ROTC Open House Set for Saturday at Ohio University
Ohio University officials announced an ROTC sponsored open house scheduled for Saturday November 22. The event aims to showcase ROTC programs and opportunities to prospective students and families from the campus and surrounding community.
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Ohio University Rotc
Sister of Two Korean War Dead Will Donate Blood
The sister of two soldiers killed in Korea will donate blood when the Red Cross Bloodmobile visits Athens at the First Methodist Church Monday from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. Mrs. Virginia Thompson Moore, Fairgrounds BIE, will give her third pint. Her brothers Robert and Harold Thompson died in Korea, August 2 1950 and October 9 1952. She urges others to donate and notes blood is desperately needed. Donor registration is via telephone 31755 or Red Cross office 31651.
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Korea
Red Cross
Athens
First Methodist Church
Virginia Thompson Moore
Fairgrounds Bie
Robert
Harold Thompson
Harold
Mrs. Moore
B. F. Cutler
Athens County Land Transfers Listed In Deeds
Transfers show multiple Athens County real estate deeds and parcels conveyed by executors and owners to named buyers. People named include William Bentley Henrietta Bentley Raymond Syx Alice Syx James Jolley Forrest Jolley Fred Ca Been Richard Shirley Virginia Shirley Don Strawn Jr Charles Strawn John Carter Elizabeth Carter Edwin Jones Juanita Jones Cora Brown Elmer Spencer Arthur Boyles Harold Peacock Elsie Peacock Charles Levering Margaret Levering M D Hughes Eunice Hughes John Tryon John Carmichael Melvin Sheppard W W Warren Joe North L Wright E Wright Ruth White Ralph White Bill Traugh Christine Traugh etc. Parcels range in acres and lots across Athens Glouster Nelsonville The Plains Trimble and other townships.
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William Bentley
Henrietta P. Bentley
Athens
Raymond
Alice Syx
Athens County
James W
Forrest Rose Jolley
Cleveland
Dover
Barrett Young
Fred C
Margaret M. Cabeen
Pennel E. Shirley
Richard E
Virginia
I. Shirley
Ida May Strawn
Don C. Strawn, Jr
Charles David Strawn
Robert H. Carter
Glouster
John
Elizabeth Carter
Frank Sayers
Jacksonville
Edwin C
Juanita Jones
Ames
Cora Brown
Elmer A
Julia E. Tryon
John O
Gerald Tryon
John O. Tryon
John E. Carmichael
Melvin E. Sheppard
W. W. Warren
Joe R. North
Nelsonville
Clifford L
Adrienne Andrews
the Plains
L. Franklin
Ethel M. Wright
The
Lains
Ruth
Ralph White
Bill E
Christine V. Traugh
Jennings Sentenced to Ohio Pen for Breakin Entr
Jesse Jennings twenty five year old former Glouster resident was sentenced to from one to fifteen years in the Ohio Penitentiary after a quick verdict by a Common Pleas Court jury for breaking and entering Mildred’s Restaurant in Glouster on April 14. He was on parole for a prior offense when arrested on the present count. He was among four men who escaped from the county jail in September. jurors listed include foreman George Perry Athens and others from Athens Coolville Guysville Albany.
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Jesse Jennings
Glouster
Ohio
Common Pleas Court
Jennings
Mildred
George Perry
Athens
Margaret Corradini
Florence Clippinger
Edward Daugherty
Agnes Isaac
Charlie Maxon
Ray Stricker
Coolville
Myrtle Simmons
P. T. Winner
Guysville
Pearl West
Albany
Bert Edwin Carpenter
Lowell Chase
Business Women Tour City Water Works in Athens
Twenty three members of the Athens Business and Professional Women's Club visited the city water works last night. Harold McGrath, engineer, led a tour of the plant. They saw the centrifugal pump feeding 3300 users and learned that 16 wells provide over a million gallons daily. About five pounds of chlorine are used each day and there are at least two million gallons of reserve water for emergencies.
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Athens Business and Professional Women's Club
City
Harold McGrath
Civil Service Exams Set for State Jobs
Civil service examinations for positions in the Aid for the Aged and other state departments will be given in Athens. Applicants have until Nov. 18 to file appropriate forms, which may be obtained at the Aid for the Aged office here, 4% W. State St., the Bureau of Vocational Rehabilitation, Security Bank Bidg., and the county auditor's office.
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Aid For
Athens
State St
Bureau of Vocational Rehabilitation, Security Bank Bidg
County Auditor’s Office
Lodi Township to Hold Monthly Board Meetings
Lodi Township's board of trustees will meet on the first Saturday of each month at 1 p m. The announcements came from clerk C E Ruth.
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Lodi
Huffman Rites Planned in New Lexington
Mrs. Lucy Jane Huffman 90 widow of John T. Huffman died Thursday afternoon at a grandson Francis Huffman’s home in New Lexington. Born in Athens County daughter of John and Martha Harris she lived in New Lexington recently. Surviving Leon ard Harris Westerville four grandchildren eight great grandchildren three great great grandchildren. Services tentatively set Sunday at 3 p.m. Mt Hermon EUB Church with burial Mt Hermon Cemetery. Friends may call after 4 p.m. Friday at Fawcett Stone funeral home.
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Mt. Hermon
Fawcett-Stone Funeral Home
Response Generous For Burned Out Family
Athens County Red Cross reports 22 calls for aid after a family fire. Mrs. Jessie Nichols Hermon household receives clothing bedding beds and furniture as public generosity is thanked by secretary Mrs. Clarke Daily.
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Athens
Athens County
Athens County Humane Society Opens New Dog Shelter
The Athens County Humane Society converts the former wash house at New York Coal Co near Chauncey into a new animal shelter. Lester Locke is hired as caretaker. 15 kennels provide separate space for all dogs. County funding may support ongoing operation and the dog warden will continue to handle dog deliveries.
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Athens County Humane Society
New York Coal Co
Chauncey
The
Humane Society
Lester Locke
Athens County Junior Fair Officers Elected
Officers of the Athens County Junior Fair Board were elected at a recent county extension office meeting. David Harner is president, Shirley Tinkham is vice president, Patsy Glass is secretary, and Roger McInturf is news reporter. The group will meet again Feb. 9.
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Athens County Junior Fair Board
David Harner
Shirley Tinkham
Patsy Glass
Roger McIinturf
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East State St
Consumer Movement
Hocking
Messenger News
Virginia Moore
Red Cross Blood Center
Athens Co
Muti &6 Savings
East Washington St
Fede
Ral Home Association
Athens, Ohio
Home Loan Bank
Huffman
Society
Junior Fair
Dope
Leon's
Mulberry
Logan Theater
Logan, Ohio
Morton Way
S. Court
Fleet Lease Corporation
Beckley Building
Cross Bros
Frank H. Cross
Prop
W. Union St
van Dyke's Buckeye Cafeteria
N. Court Street
McKee Drug CO
Athens Home Telephone CO
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