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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Nov 15, 1957

Page

8

Trial of Harold Pierce Delayed By Prosecutor Illness

The Harold A. Pierce vote fraud trial in Athens was postponed to Monday as County Prosecutor Harold Rose suffers a flu like cold. Judge Francis White overruled the defense motion for dismissal and noted the jury will be recalled after opening statements.

Vic Sherow Harold A. Pierce Morris Ave Harold Rose Francis D. White William C. Rowland Rose Charles D. Fogle White Pierce Fogle R. S. Henderson Coolville

Athens County School Board Election Results Announced

The county board of elections released final counts for Athens County school board races. In Athens City three seats were filled with John Bolin 1883 votes, D R Clippinger 1870, Homer Baird 1783. Marjorie Sheron 1405. Nelsonville City had three seats with McDonald 768 and write ins Irvin Badger 522, William Fried rich 422, Charles Pancake 228, among others. Other districts listed voters and tallies for multiple local boards including Glouster, Chauncey Dover, Albany Local, Ames Bern, Athens Local, Carthage Troy, Rome-Canaan, Shade Local, The Plains, Trimble Local, Waterloo Local, and York Local. Glen Ey Downy elected as new member with 2194 votes, replacing Dallas Christman. Lewis Moore 1858 and Claire Ball 1794 also returned. Samuel Buffington 1771 was the fourth man.

Athens County County Board of Elections Athens City John Bolin D. R. Clippinger Homer Baird Marjorie Sheron Nelsonville City Emmett L. McDonald Athens County School Board Glen E. Downey Dallas Christman Lewis L. Moore Claire M. Ball Samuel Buffington Buffington Ball Charles H. Stephenson Robert W. Byers Joe Williams Clifford Collins Ellis Dew Chauncey Dover Ralph Brown Ralph L. Coe J. E. McCafferty Albany David S.greene Merrill Chase Howard Woodyard Donald Pratt Wilbert McKnight Ames Bern William C. Hanson Alyce Sayer Richard Smith Athens Shade Local Floyd Williams Victor Stover Sam Jeffers Denny Walters Charles H. Evans the Plains Emma Cade Elmo Scott Ralph Calendine Trimble Local Dwight Karnes Rodney E. Linscott

Shade School Audit Report Released

The Shade Local School District audit finds finances generally in order over the past three years. Miscellaneous receipts total 7445.14 with bus payments from the state and small sales such as old forge 5 and used stove 10. Total receipts 222059.82. expenditures 225791.57. Rehabilitation projects 9268 with state share 6902 and district share 2366.

Shade James A. Rhodes Rhodes’ Office

Deanville Driver Injured In Two Route Crashes

Andrew Laudner 39 was treated at Mount St Mary Hospital for head laceration and chest injuries after his car left of center on Route 33 near Route 691 and rolled over. He was cited by Mayor Earl Hilleary. In a separate crash on Route 50 near Route 7, Linder Randolph 44 rear ended a semi driven by Lloyd Pannell 29, with no injuries.

Deanville Mount St. Mary Hospital State Highway Patrol Andrew Laudner Laudner Earl Hilleary Route 7 Linder Randolph Guysville Lloyd Pannell Charleston

Shelter Notes From Shelter Arms Hospital

Mr and Mrs James McLean The Plains announce a daughter in the hospital notes. Admitted Vada Caldwell Athens Paul Barnhart Stewart. Dismissed Vicki Rosser Athens Mrs Blake Weaver Frost Route 1 and daughter Robert Williamson Zareski. Robert Barnes Parkersburg W Va.

James McLean the Plains Vada Caldwell Athens Paul Barnhart Stewart Vicki Rosser Blake Weaver Frost Robert Williamson Zareski Robert Barnes Parkersburg W. Va

Stolen Car Recovered By State Patrolman

A car reported stolen about 4 p.m. Thursday was recovered three hours later as it was driven on Richland Ave by Rudolph Theodore Shannon 16 of Athens. The auto owned by Herman Dunfee Athens Route 2 had traveled to Middleton and back with the driver allegedly avoiding gasoline payment. Shannon was turned over to Juvenile Officer Ted Frey.

State Highway Patrol Richland Ave Herman Dunfee Athens Middleport Rudolph Theodore Shannon Ted Frey

Safety Record Cited in National Fleet Safety Contest

The Ohio Fuel Gas Company won a National Safety Council award for outstanding driver safety in the very large gas utility division. Ohio Fuel's fleet of 1456 vehicles and 1500 drivers achieved 83 accidents per 100 000 miles with 16.5 million miles driven from July 1956 to June 1957. George Claar received the award in Chicago at a council banquet. More than 2000 companies entered the contest.

Ohio Fuel Gas Company National Safety Council F. W. Phillips Ohio Fuel Athens Ohio Phillips George Claar Columbus Chicago

East and West Growing Closer Say Ohio University Lecturer

Dr. Troy Organ told the Ohio University faculty that East and West are rapidly converging as technology and world issues shrink distances. He urged deeper study of Indian philosophy as a practical, life oriented tradition shaping Western thought.

Troy Organ Ohio University Organ India West Rudyard Kipling Dr. Organ

Woman Injured After Kicking Window at Riverside Drive

Mrs Betty Stage 28 kicked a window at 5 Riverside Drive in the early hours of Friday. She suffered a left ankle laceration and was treated by the fire department squad before being taken to Sheltering Arms Hospital at 1 40 a.m. Fire Chief Charles Dalton reported the incident.

Riverside Drive Betty Stage Fire Department Sheltering Arms Hospital Charles Dalton

Higley Class Hosts Sunday Bible Study at Local Church

Higley Class of the First Christian Church will host a Sunday morning study at 9 15 a m at the First Methodist Church Copeland Class. E A Hansen will teach the class according to church officers.

Group Meets Sunday Unitarian Fellowship in Athens

A new Unitarian Fellowship group in Athens will meet Sunday at 10 30 a m in the Hillel Foundation located at 97 University Terrace The gathering marks the formation of the local group and invites community participation.

Unitarian Athens Hillel Foundation University Terrace

Trucks Form 17 Percent Of U.S. Motor Vehicles

A report shows trucks account for 17 percent of all motor vehicles in the United States, outlining shifts in vehicle composition and implications for transport and industry.

United States

Floyd Bolin Post VFW to Meet Friday Evening

James Bridgewater commander says Floyd Bolin Post Veterans of Foreign Wars will convene at 8 p.m. Friday for a planned meeting and organizational updates.

Floyd Bolin Post Veterans of Foreign Wars James Bridgewater

District Scouts Meet At First Presbyterian Church

District Scout plans covered by 21 units in the Hocking district with aim to 23 by year end. Training courses set for December 8 and January 12 at the First Presbyterian Church. Scout week dinner planned February 7 13 and Silver Award court of honor in Nelsonville First Methodist Church.

First Presbyterian Church E. P. Lynn Advancement Committee Nelsonville Nelsonville First Methodist United Fund Appeal Finance Committee Clarke Daily Health and Safety Committee Fred Gaskins Ohio Department of Mines Lynn E. J. Taylor Scout Roundtable Don Niesse Leland Hawkins Marietta Wally Cameron Ralph Scott Cub Scouts

U S May Be Going Soft Says AMA Leader

Dr W W Bauer of the American Medical Association warned the audience at Ohio University that the United States risks becoming soft intellectually morally and spiritually. He told 60 delegates from 22 Ohio colleges that Americans are overprivileged and burden themselves with problems by taking rather than giving. He urged inner integrity stricter adherence to professed ideals and stronger religious conviction citing Alcoholics Anonymous as a model for resilience.

United States W. W. Bauer American Medical Association Ohio College Association Ohio University Bureau of Health Education The AMA Bauer Ohio Alcoholics Anonymous

Retired Coal Miner Dies at 65 in Athens County

James Bones Blackford 65 died Thursday night at his daughter Norval Souths home on Athens Route 3 after several weeks of ill health. He was a lifelong Athens County resident and a retired coal miner. Survived by daughter, sister Lydia Robinson of Athens, brother Marcus of Dayton, two grandchildren Norvela and Shirley South, and preceded by wife Anna and other siblings. Funeral 1 p.m. Sunday at Poston Methodist Church with Rev. Herbert Harris officiating. burial Green Lawn Cemetery. Dowler Ferguson Hughes funeral home listed for calling.

James Bones) Blackford Norval South Athens Athens County George and Belle Blackford Lydia Robinson Marcus Dayton Norvella Shirley South

Waltonians Schedule Sunday Work Party and Meeting

Athens Izaak Walton chapter members plan a Sunday work party at the skeet range followed by a 2 p.m. monthly meeting. Ralph Kyle, president, announced progress on the new project and Gerald Glover, shoot program chair, notes satisfactory work. Lunch will be served and a special program follows the business meeting.

Athens Izaak Walton Ralph Kyle Gerald Glover Kyle

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