Election Certificates Sent and Campaign Expenses Listed
Certificates of election went to winners and to boards sponsoring mill levies. Campaign expense accounts were filed as required by Ohio law. Listed expenses include Bateman 485.98 Bolin 130.29 Campbell 154 Chappel 69.32 Cross 280.11 Dowler 230 Draper 11 Goodling 320 Harris 89.43 Lasch 252.29 Mulligan 245.31 Shafer 78.36 Wakefield 294.69 Wingett 174.85 Wright 108.72 John H. Elias reported no expenses. Athens County Republican Executive Committee shows 2124.82 in expenses with 213.10 balance from 2337.92 fund. includes 200 from the Ohio Republican Finance Committee. Athens County Young Republican Club reports 487.81 in contributions and full spend. No expense report yet from the Athens County Democratic Executive Committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Elections
Ohio
George Bateman
Charles Bolin
Don Campbell
Claudis Chappel
Phyllis L. Cross
John Dowler
Joel Draper
Denver Goodling
Wayne Harris
Ed Lasch
J. C. Mulligan
Fred Shafer
W. H. Wakefield
Wayne Wingett
Luta Wright
John H. Elias
Athens County Republican Executive Committee
Ohio Republican Finance Committee
Athens County Young Republican Club
Athens County Democratic Executive Committee
Visiting Hours Set at Athens County Humane Society Dog Shelter
Athens County Humane Society schedules daily visiting hours from 3 00 to 4 30 PM excluding Sundays at its new Chauncey area shelter near Mine 25 washroom. Forty two dogs delivered by the dog warden mark a record weekly intake. owners may view dogs and prove ownership with a 1952 tag receipt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens County Humane Society
Chauncey
Mine 25
Sam Henderson Elected to Phi Beta Kappa
Sam Henderson, an Athens High School graduate and Ohio University senior, is among those recently elected to Phi Beta Kappa, the scholastic honorary noted in a Rotary Club bulletin. Henderson is described as a Rotary scholar in the bulletin.
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Sam Henderson
Athens
Ohio University
Phi Beta Kappa
Scholastic
Rotary Club
Henderson
Sewer Line Rights-of-Way Sought in Court Action
A special jury is ordered for December 1 by Common Pleas Judge Francis D White to assess compensation owed by Athens to landowners for a new sanitary sewer route. Defendants include Lorenzo Radcliff Paul Graham The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad and others with four parcels in dispute. Condemnation suits were filed in an emergency meeting November 8 to secure sewer rights of way and lift stations on the railroad and Bobo Johnson land.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorenzo Radcliff
Paul Graham
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Albert Johnson
Juanita Johnson
Howard C. Bobo
Nada E. Bobo
Radcliff
Consumer Leadership Need Cited
Dr Karl H Krauskopf of Ohio University told a Chemistry Auditorium audience that without strong leadership the consumer movement will disintegrate. He urged home economists to assume leadership noting their neutral stance and favorable roles in government industry and education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karl H. Krauskopf
Ohio University
Krauskopf
Home Economists
Births and hospital notes from Shelterin g Arms Hospital
Births listed for Mr and Mrs Parker Walker Athens a son and Mr and Mrs Fred Landis Athens a daughter. Admitted Henry Leach Athens and several others to Shelterin g Arms Hospital including Mrs Dorothy Townsend Dow nington and Mrs Clara Wilson Amesville. Dismissed several in Athens and surrounding towns. Northwestern University notes 340 Ohio students enrolled for fall 1915 including Robert Vernon Pierre 114 Central Ave Athens in medical school. Albert C Gubitz Ohio University industrial relations director to speak to Columbus National Office Management Association at Ft Hayes Hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parker Walker
Athens
Fred Landis
Henry Leach
Dorothy Townsend
Downington
Clara Wilson
Amesville
Nora Zimmerman
New Marshfield
Mattie Young
Virginia Mitchell
Ruth Meeks
Lena Niggemeyer
Guysville
Charles Collins
Cleveland
Alberta Linscott
the Plains
Clarence Thompson
Northwestern
Columbus
Albert C. Gubitz
Ohio University
National Office Management Association
Ft. Hayes Hotel
Middleport Driver Fined for Centerline Violation
Charles Slater, 27, of Middleport, was fined ten dollars and costs by Mayor Peter B. Seel for passing over the yellow centerline. The arrest was made by the State Highway Patrol.
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Middleport
Charles Slater
Peter B. Seel
State Highway Patrol
Service Member Assignment Promotes Pvt Willard
Pvt. Paul H. Willard, 26, son of Mr and Mrs Frank Willard of Guysville, completed processing at Fort Meade Maryland and is assigned to the Ordnance Replacement Training Center Aberdeen Proving Ground for Army basic training.
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Pvt
Paul H. Willard
Frank Willard
Guysville
Fort Meade
Ordnance Replacement Training Center
Aberdeen Proving Ground
Military assignments and returns from the Korean War era
In Albany a new aircraft inspector Clarence E. Parker joins the First Air Force general’s office after serving as maintenance officer in Continental Air Command. Parker’s wife Helen E. Sheets is from Columbus. Parker joined the Army in 1940, served in Europe, left in 1945, and rejoined in 1950. Also returning to the U.S. aboard USS Princeton is Frank R. Root, son of Coolville residents, after eight months of combat in Korea. Charles C. Brown of New Marshfield completes Warm Wind Alaska defense exercise. Jack Lee Davis of Athens Route 3 spends a 30 day leave from nine months aboard USS Iowa off Korea. Pvt. Kermit E. Root, husband of Eva Mae Root of Stewart, completes phase of Warm Wind and serves as rifleman in the 503rd Airborne RCT.
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Clarence E. Parker
Clarence A. Parker
Albany
First Air Force Inspector General
Mitchel Air Force Base
N. Y
Continental Air Commands
Parker
Helen E. Sheets
Columbus
Army
Air Force
Europe
Frank R. Root
USN
E. H. Root
Coolville
United States
Princeton
Korea
Charles C. Brown
W. M. Menifee
New Marshfield
Alaskan
Brown
457Th Field Artillery
Jack Lee Davis
Leslie Davis
Athens
Iowa
Kermit E. Root
Eva Mae Root
Stewart
United States Alaskan
Root
503Rd Airborne
Truck Owner Fined Following Accident
An Albany woman was fined after a truck car collision in the A and P Supermarket parking lot. Wilma B. Jones was cited for failing to license the vehicle, with a $10 fine and costs imposed by Mayor Peter Lee.
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Albany
A.&p
Jean Henthorne
Ray Riggs
Terrace Heights
Wilma B. Jones
Peter B. Lee
Detroit Man Held Over Toledo Auto Parts Theft
Emmanuel Weiss aged 43 of Detroit faces arraignment Monday on charges tied to the theft of auto parts from the Willys Overland Co. plant in Toledo Ohio, authorities said.
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Columbus, CO
Emmanuel Weiss
Detroit
Willys- Overland Co
Toledo
Athens County Land Transfers List of Real Estate Deals
A sweep of transfers in Athens County includes Mary M. Reed now Mary M. Pierce and Francis M. Pierce to Walter F. and Shirley Reed undivided interests in Lots 633 634 635 Athens. Binderbasin heirs to Minnie Milhoun and Emma Love. Joe and Richard Binderbasin of Glouster with Jacksonville R. E. Burson to Carrie Burson Athens. R. E. and Carrie E. Burson to Kathryn and Paul Gillogly Circleville Lot 4. R. E. and Carrie E. Burson Athens to Doris and Frank Ferry Mt. Clemens Michigan Lot 1 Mechanicsburg. Melvin H. and Frances M. Doo little to Roy M. Doo little Carbondale. Carbondale to Leola Frisby. Verona Russell et al to Virgil L. and Alice L. Cunningham Coolville 32 acres. John W. Sams Waterloo to Dorothy Crowell Wilkesville. George A. Shust deceased by administrator to Clarence L. Meek The Plains parts of Lots 175 and 176 Glouster. Clarence L. and Helen A. Meek to Lewis and Blanche Talbert parts of Lots 175 and 176 Glouster. Carl S. and Martha F. E. Rorick Waynesville to George W. Carpenter New Marshfield Route 2 Waterloo. Charley Kesterson Athens County to Opal Arnold Carbondale real estate. Robert E. Hartman et al to Earl Toliver Albany 77.24 acres Lee.
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Mary M. Reed
Mary M. Pierce
Francis M. Pierce
Athens
Walter F
Shirley Reed
William Binderbasin
Minnie Milhoun
Bishaeptown
Emma Love
Cleveland
Joe
Richard Binderbasin
Glouster
Jacksonville
R. E. Burson
Carrie Burson
John W. Sams
Waterloo
Dorothy Crowell
Wilkesville
George A. Shust
Clarence L. Meek
the Plains
Clarence L
Helen A. Meek
Athens County
Lewis and
Blanche Talbert
Carl S
Martha FE
Rorick
Waynesville
George W. Carpenter
New Marshfield
Charley Kesterson
Opal Arnold
Carbondale
Real Estate
Nelsonville
Robert E. Hartman
Earl Toliver
Albany
Lee
Varsity Night Show Slated at Memorial Auditorium
Ohio University will present its fourth annual Varsity Night variety show titled Campus Confidential on Saturday at 8 p m in Memorial Auditorium. The act features dances and music by OU students with a theme seen through the eyes of two Russians. Tickets are on sale from OU bandsmen or at the box office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio University
Memorial Auditorium
Charles Minelli
Bound to Grand Jury for Intoxication Case
Wesley R. Thomas 26 of 160 Richland Ave was bound to the grand jury Thursday by Mayor Peter B. Seel after entering a phase inno cent to intoxication charges. Thomas posted a $100 bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley R. Thomas
Richland Ave
Peter B. Seel
Thomas
Heidler to Represent Ohio at English Association Meet
Dr J B Heidler professor of English at Ohio University will represent the Ohio College English Association at the National Council of Teachers of English meeting November 27 to 29 in Boston Mass Heidler serves on the Ohio group executive committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
J. B. Heidler
Ohio University
Ohio College English Association
National Council of Teachers of English
Mass
Heidler
Ohio Group
Speeding violator fined in Seel court
Fredrick R. Scholl, 24, of 15 Walker Street, paid a $10 fine and costs after pleading guilty to speeding 50 mph in a 30 mph zone in Mayor Peter B. Seel's court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fredrick R. Scholl
Walker St
Peter B. Seel
Rain Fails to Dampen Hope in Local Wells
Intermittent rains began Wednesday and persisted this morning as thirsting wells and cisterns drank the welcome precipitation. U S observer Colmer reported an additional fall of one tenth of an inch in the last 24 hours, bringing the two day total to .58. Skies stayed cloudy with a low barometer and a 44 degree reading at 9 a.m. today indicating a mild rise from the prior low.
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Cc. L. Colmer
U. S
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Call Wolfe Hardware
Athens Carpenter
Cross Bros
Frank H. Cross
Prop
W. Union St
van Dykes
Buckeye Cafeteria
Assim Telephone
Athens Home Telephone CO
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Athens High School
AHS
Ann Goddard
Mary Lou Wichterman
Janet Hill
Betty Hope
Barbara Nellis
Ellie Baker
Sue Stalder
Claudette Chappel
Genevieve Blaker
Ellen Hockenberry
Carol Blosser
Ralph Miller
A. T. Volwiler
President
Rutherford B. Hayes
Hayes
Fremont
THE
Mutual Home &6 Savings Association
Washington St
Federal Home Laga Bank
Athens Co
Melvin H
Frances M. Doolittle
Leola Frisby
Verona Russel Et al
Virgil L
Alice L. Cunningham
Troy
Speeder
Neves
Caragol
Athens Pharmacy
S. Court
the Cline Pharmacy CO
Akieys
Soms
Fbar Novaviss
Dope
Leon’s
Main Street
Mulberry
Logan Theater
Logan, Ohio
Blosser's
Logan
Fleet Lease Corporation
L. Frank Nye
Beckley Building
Wolfe Hardware
Athens Retail Merchants Assoc
WOLFE
S. Court St
Athens, Ohio
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