Teachers Pay Lags Behind In Athens County Notes
Athens County boards receive 40539.31 from the Department of Education covering 50 percent of Sept 1 notes. Funds will be credited to 14 districts to pay notes, with districts still paying 4 percent interest on unpaid notes. Five districts behind on teachers salaries. Waterloo hardest hit. Further 50 percent due in about three months.
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Boards of Education
Athens County
Taylor
Athens
Albany Consolidated
Ames-Bern
Athens Rural
Carthage
Jacksonville
Luhrig
Rome- Canaan
Shade
the Plains
Trimble Village
Trimble Rural
Troy
Waterloo
York Rural
Ames- Bern
Trimble
York
Rome-Canaan
Plains
Columbus
County Superintendents’ Association
John Bricker
Floyd Mees
Meigs County
Representative Ward
Ottawa County
State Finance Committee
Walter B. Bliss
Ohio Education Association
E. M. Dietrich
H. H. Davis
Ohio State University
Huntington National Bank
First National Bank of
Amesville
Citizens Central Bank
Nelsonville
Mrs. M. P. Vickers Dies At 74 In Athens
Mrs. M. P. Vickers 74 died Sunday at the home of her daughter and son in law Mrs. and Mr. Samuel Erskine at 11 Sunnyside Drive after months of illness. She leaves husband Vernon Vickers and Jesse K. Vickers and daughters Bertha and Mrs. Erskine all of Athens. Funeral Tuesday at two at the Erskine residence with burial in W Union Street Cemetery. Friends may call after six tonight.
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William G. Seaman
W. Union St
Erskine Home
White To Take Office Today In Athens County
Francis D. White, elected Athens County probate judge, is to take office this afternoon after a swearing in by Common Pleas Judge O. F. Rowland. He will post a $5,000 probate bond and must furnish a $7,000 additional bond for Juvenile Court, totaling $12,000. This makes him Athens County’s first probate judge to bond for juvenile matters. The move follows Prosecutor Harold J. Rose’s check of the General Code under Section 1639-17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis D. White
Athens County
Common Pleas
O. F. Rowland
White
Harold J. Rose
Forfeit Bonds and Fines From Saturday Football Game
Three men from Gallipolis forfeited $14 bonds each and were released after intoxication and fighting charges. James Frazier of Charleston West Virginia also forfeited a $14 bond on intoxication. Ray Willis of Albany R D 2 paid $5 and costs after arraignment for intoxication before Mayor Cliff Cornell following a Saturday arrest on W Union Street. Police officials Fin sterwald Maple and Bradfield made the arrests.
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Robert Sheets
Frank Haskins
Bert Hanson
Gallipolis
James Frazier
Charleston
W. Va
Ray Willis
Albany R. D
Cliff Cornell
Women seek extended hours for Courthouse rest room
All women want the Courthouse rest room open on holidays evenings and Sundays. They are urged to attend the Athens City Council meeting in the City Building tonight and join leaders in presenting the request.
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Athens
Local Firms Applauded for Full Completion of Duties
A list of businesses and organizations including Bennett Co. University Dress Shop Kroger and Athens National Bank is featured as achieving 100 percent compliance or performance. The roster names dozens of firms, shops, and services across Athens and surrounding areas, with several entries noting 100 percent marks or similar acknowledgments.
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The
Bennett Co
T. H. Morgan
Union Printing Co
Athens Bottling Works
Cline Pharmacy
Athens Messenger
Logan's Book & News Co
Athens Armature Co
A. W
Athens Home Telephone Co
Security Savings Bank
Zenner
Hope's Dairy
White's Mill
Kroger Grocery & Baking Co
John Jagers
W. B. Walker
Rotary Club
Westfall
Ohio Fuel Gas Co
Herman G. James
Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea Co
E. F. Sells Dry Goods Co
H. G
Judge Rowland hunts rabbits and drunken driver
Common Pleas Judge O F Rowland and three Athens attorneys went rabbit hunting in Ross County. After dusk they pursued a fleeing drunk driver who zigzagged and caused several cars to crash. Two suspects were caught after a chase ending with a confrontation and brief jail stay. A local resident fed the exhausted party.
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Common Pleas
O. F. Rowland
Judge Rowland
Athens
Ross County
Kingston
Rudy Isselstein
Hal Rowland
State Patrol
Rowland
Goes to Jail Not Mine Job Pleads Guilty in Court
Gerald Hashman pleaded guilty in Common Pleas Court to operating a car while under the influence. He was fined 100 dollars, costs, and jailed 10 days with a one year license revocation. Louis Lobo pleaded guilty to possession of untaxed liquor. He was fined 50 dollars and costs and sentenced to 30 days in jail, suspended.
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Gerald Hashman
Common Pleas
Plains Road
State Patrol
Hashman
Louis Lobo
James Wade Dies at Home in Millfield
James R. Wade 73 died suddenly at 11 this morning at his Millfield home from a heart attack. He was lifelong resident of Millfield. his wife preceded him in death. Survived by sons Harvey and Edward of Millfield, daughter Mrs Lurene Truitt of Cleveland, brother Fred Wade of Columbus, and sister Mrs H E Kraner of Columbus. Funeral arrangements to be announced Tuesday.
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James R. Wade
Millfield
Mr. Wade
Harvey
Edward
Lurene Truitt
Cleveland
Fred Wade
Columbus
H. E. Kraner
Scouts Win Kiwanis Awards Tonight for Troop 59
Boy Scout Troop 59 meets at Metho dist Church and will showcase 12 attendance and advancement winners to a Kiwanis committee. Winners receive uniform gear badges and awards. the troop has sold over 400 cushions at football games. Winners include Bob Mills James Duncan Bob Vercoe Jack Tritipp Kay Parrot James Porter Kenneth French Grant Ferguson Jack Raggells Charles Duncan Bill Trautwine Foster Hawk.
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Methodist Church
Kiwanis
Lawrence Hayes
Bob Mills
James Duncan
Bob Vercoe
Jack Tritipp
Kay Parrot
James Porter
Kenneth French
Grant Ferguson
Jack Raggells
Charles Duncan
Bill Trautwine
Foster Hawk
Ohio Official Warns Students On Narcotics Use
Howard E. Hamlin, supervisor of health and narcotic education in Ohio, spoke to the Junior-Senior assembly at Athens Senior High School this afternoon about marijuana effects and Ohio’s narcotic policy. Alice Maccombs presided. After a pot luck supper at six, Hamlin will speak again.
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Howard E. Hamlin
Ohio
Athens
Alice Maccombs
PTA
Mr. Hamlin
Life of Infant Saved By Columbus Firemen
Thirteen month old Milford Stanley narrowly survived respiratory paralysis when the Columbus inhalator squad spent 45 minutes reviving him. Firefighters were summoned by anxious parents after the infant stopped breathing, and the child resumed breathing following their efforts.
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Columbus
Milford Stanley
Fire Department
Funeral services held for Miss Lillian Hughes in Kentucky
Funeral services were held this afternoon at Catlettsburg Kentucky for Miss Lillian Hughes eldest daughter of Capt and Mrs Jesse Hughes She was a granddaughter of Mrs FE D Hughes of Addison and a former hostess on the Ohio River Greene Line steamers George A Salman of Wilmington spent two years commuting between Philadelphia and Wilmington and logged about 850000 miles over fifty years of travel by train.
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Hold Hughes
Gallipolis
Catlettsburg
Lillian Hughes
Jesse Hughes
FE. D. Hughes
Addison
Ohio River
Greene Line
Wilmington
Del
George A. Salman
Philadelphia
Salman
Bennett Holds Three To County Grand Jury
Three men were bound over to the county grand jury after arraignment before Magistrate T R Bennett. Chauncey LeMasters of Dudly faced an assault with intent to kill charge involving Winfield Ogan and pledged not guilty with a $100 bond. Elmer Foreman of Pleasant Hill was charged with assault and battery on his 14 year old daughter Opal, pled not guilty with a $100 bond. Lewis McWilliams of Athens faced a failure to provide for a minor child charge for baby Larry Lee, pled not guilty with a $300 bond.
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Grand Jury
T. R. Bennett
Dudly LeMasters
Chauncey
Winfield Ogan
Elmer Foreman
Pleasant Hill
Opal
Mary Foreman
Lewis McWilliams
Athens
Larry Lee
Eileen McWilliams
Bids Sought for Athens School Building Program
Bids on all five Athens school building projects will be accepted on December 14. Superintendent Harper C. Pendry said plans and specifications, submitted Friday, have been approved by the PWA.
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Athens
Harper C. Pendry
PWA
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Athens R
F. J. Taylor
Department of Education
Mrs. Vickers
Community Chest
James Wade
Resinol
Baltimore
McBride Service Company
Dowler & Ferguson
Athens, Ohio
Funeral Home
Kroger
Fiest
Fresh Shore
Wieners Country Club
Kroger's Eatmore
Krogers Country
Grace
Her Grace
Avondale
Kroger’s
T. Jar
Batmore
Calif
California
Louisiana Yams
Indiana
Peck
Linda
WLW
WBNS
Chevron
Virgil E. Davis
C. M. Gill & Co. Security Bank
Dwight H. Rutherford Security Bank
E. R. Walker Security Bank
Bennett
U. S
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