Mrs Reeder Withdraws After Tie in Board Race
Mrs Florence Reeder formally withdraws as a candidate for the Athens Rural Board of Education after a tie with Guy Morrison. J E Barker says Morrison is elected. Reeder’s extra votes counted for Earl Reeder cannot be counted by the board. Rose remains elected in a write in contest amid rulings on vote thresholds.
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Reeder
Florence Reeder
Athens Rural Board of Education
County Board of Elections
J. E. Barker
Toa
Guy Morrison
Barker
Morrison
Earl Reeder
Elections Board
Karl K. Rose
Rose
County Elections Board
Fifteen Ohio University Men Named to J Club Honorary Society
Fifteen men from Ohio University were chosen for J Club, the junior men’s leadership honor. Names include Ralph Lambdin Burton Herb Klier Ingomar Pa Nick Mihalik Stratton Jim Nard Youngstown Frank Rocco St Albans Edward Roberto James Dehnke Canton Bob Dickey Lancaster Bob Baxter Shaker Heights Carl Cahlik Ed Schott Gordon Cox Ed Jirik Charles Long and Mike Pizzoferrato all of Cleveland. A & S M meeting called by Athens Council 15 Royal and Select Masters will confer degrees Wednesday at 7 30 p m visiting members welcome refreshments served announced by C W Gross master.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio University
J Club
Ralph Lambdin
Burton
Herb Klier
Ingomar
Nick Mihalik
Stratton
Jim Nard
Youngstown
Frank Rocco
St. Albans
N.Y
Edward Roberto
James Dehnke
Canton
Bob Dickey
Lancaster
Ohio
Bob Baxter
Shaker Heights
Carl Cahlik
Ed. Schott
Gordon Cox
Ed Jirik
Charles Long
Mike Pizzoferrato
Cleveland
Athens Council
C. W. Gross
Deer Do Part in Thanksgiving Meat for Athens County Home
A deer accident on Route 50 near Coolville involved Gene R. Weekley of Clarksburg W Va. The 140 pound doe was killed after leaping the guard rail and was donated to the Athens County Children's Home for Thanksgiving. Weekley and his passengers were uninjured. vehicle damage included a smashed grill and radiator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens County
Gene R. Weekley
Clarksburg
W. Va
Weekley
Route 50
Coolville
B. F. Swartz
Swartz
Beer Keg Case Is Postponed In Local Court
A disorderly conduct case against Harold H. Atwood over a keg dropped during a fight at the Coffee Pot restaurant was postponed to 10 a.m. Tuesday at the defendants Cyril P. Albert and Frank B. Orosz request. Mayor Franz Woodworth granted the adjournment for more witness time. Four men were fined $5 for intoxication: George Cornman 21 Kittanning Pa Roy Kent 58 Parkersburg W Va Meyer Ackerman 20 Columbus. Robert W. Kosco 22 29 First St. was arraigned on a sheriff's office charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold H. Atwood
Cyril P. Albert
Frank B. Orosz
Franz Woodworth
George Cornman
Kittanning
Roy Kent
Parkersburg
W. Va
Meyer Ackerman
Columbus
Robert W. Kosco
First St
Betts
George Barber
Carbondale
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Bobo
Sam Grim
Athens Route 5
Grim
Route 56
New Marshfield Mineral Road
New Marshfield
Athens
White's Mill
Phyllis
Lester
Amelia
Ralph
Barberton
Sarah Webb
Frank
Chris
Charles
Nelsonville
Clel Penney
Martha Barber
Methodist
FE. I. Strong
Wilkesville
Vinton County
Fettel
Common Pleas
O. F. Rowland
Bender
Howard G. Donaldson
Amesville
James C. Carter
Buchtel
Oral Daugherty
John Edward Kulazenka
Woodworth
David W. Oliver
Glouster
James O. Regester
Forrest Eugene Barnhart
Frost
Floyd W. Stump
Logan
W. D. Weltner
Markins Infant Dies Buried in W Union St Cemetery
Freddie Lee Markins infant son of Mr and Mrs Clarence Markins of 212 W Washington St died Saturday evening in Sheltering Arms Hospital Burial set for 2 pm today at W Union St Cemetery with Rev Edward White to conduct the committal service
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freddie Lee
Clarence Markins
W. Washington St
Sheltering Arms Hospital
W. Union St
Edward Whiteee
Class to Be Host New Marshfield Meeting
Men's Class of the Christian Church will host the men of the Restoration movement Thursday evening. Rev. Ralph Stinson of Waynesville will speak. Oyster supper will be served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Marshfield
The
Christian Church
Restoration Movement
Ralph Stinson
Waynesville
Second Wreck Injures Man Critically
One man was killed and another severely injured in weekend crashes near Athens while eight traffic arrests were made. Edward Betts, 70, of Carbondale, died after his car left Route 56 and plunged into a creek. Richard Bobo, 20, remained in serious condition after a separate crash near New Marshfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Edward Betts
Carbondale
Betts
Richard Bobo
Ray Bobo
Sheltering Arms Hospital
New Marshfield
Farmer seeks divorce from wife over living arrangements
Ralph M. West files suit in Common Pleas Court claiming his wife Ethel L. West refuses to live with him at their Lee Township farm. Married in 1945 in Albany, the couple have a 15 month old daughter, for whom the father seeks custody.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Township
Ralph M. West
Common Pleas Court
West
Ethel L. West
Albany
G I Bulletin Board Details WWII Escort Duty
Enlisted reservists of the first three grades may return to active duty for six nine or twelve months to escort World War II dead. Col John E McMahon of the Ohio Military District announces priority for 12 months with second Army personnel stationed at Schuylkill Arsenal Philadelphia or Fort Hayes Columbus. No escort duty Dec 20 1947 to Jan 1 1948. Pfc Frederick W Donson son of Edward Donson Murray City serves with the First Cavalry in Tokyo as clerk typist. trained at Fort Lewis Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John E. McMahon
Ohio Military District
Second Army
Schuylkill Arsenal
Philadelphia
Fort Hayes
Columbus
Organized Reserve Corps
Frederick W. Donson
Edward Donson
Murray City
First Cavalry
Tokyo
Japan
Army
Pfc
Donson
Fort Lewis
Wash
Army consider ED Test for younger officers eligibility
Former Army officers under 27 who are high school graduates may take an Educational Development Test to qualify for competitive tours leading to Regular Army appointment. Age limits include 32 for medical dental veterinary and JAG officers 34 for chaplains and 30 for Medical Service Corps. National Guard Organized Reserve and AUS officers may volunteer for two years with one year in observed duty. results determine Regular Army selection.
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Army
Regular Army
Ohio Military District
Judge Advocate General
Medical Service Corps
National Guard
Organized Reserve Corps
Army of the United States
William Cox Dies at Home in Tuppers Plains
William H. Cox 76 native of Bristol England died Sunday at his home in Tuppers Plains. Survived by wife Mildred Winters Cox two sons William and Albert East Liverpool Ohio a daughter Mrs Florence Male Rochester Pa and 21 grandchildren. Funeral Tuesday 2 p.m. in Christian Church at Tuppers Plains. Arbaugh funeral home in charge. Body to be taken to East Liverpool for burial.
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Tuppers Plains
William H. Cox
Bristol
England
Mildred Winters Cox
William
Albert
East
Liverpool
Ohio
Florence Male
Rochester
Christian Church
Arbaugh Funeral Home
East Liverpool
Sheltering Arms Hospital Notes
List of recent admissions and discharges at Shelterin Arms Hospital includes new daughters for Vaughn Ath ens Culliver Wright Watkins Markins Palmer Bobo and others. Discharges feature Hillis Lane Boudinot Atherton Smith Bean Hooper Wood among listed patients.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hillis
Athens
Lucy Lane
Albany
Maxine Boudinot
Millfield
Ruth Atherton
Guysville
Georgie Smith
Iva Bean
Clyde Hooper
Jack Wood
Corning
Aviation Cadet program seeks more wartime air crews
The Air Force continues peacetime training for aviation cadets and sends traveling boards to screen candidates with at least one year of college. Noncollege applicants should contact Wright Field Dayton or Lockbourne Air Base Columbus. Orin L Higgins enlisted through the Athens Recruiting Station and is now staff sergeant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S. Air Force
Aviation Boards
Wright Field
Dayton
Lockbourne Air Base
Columbus
Athens
Orin L. Higgins
Euclid Ave
Higgins
Burial Services for Bailes Infant in W Union Street Cemetery
Graveside services were held today for Edward Nathan Bailes one day old son of Mr and Mrs Thomas G Bailes of 22 Columbia Ave The infant died Sunday morning at Sheltering Arms Hospital Funeral arrangements followed at the local cemetery with mourning relatives in attendance
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Union St
Edward Nathan Bailes
Thomas G. Bailes
Columbia Ave
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Kids Need Six Cents for Sweets Now in Athens
Local merchants report a 6 cent price push for five cent candy as wholesale cocoa costs rise. Only three of nine merchants would sell at old nickel price while others cite higher costs and desire for six cent labeling to aid affordability. Cocoa supply from Brazil and British West Africa is under government control as prices surge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jimmie
Athens
United States
Brazil
British West Africa
Power Out at Lindley Hall Leaves OU Dorm Dark
After a transformer behind Lindley Hall burned Sunday at 11 a.m., OU dormitory lights failed for nearly a day affecting about 2000 students. Candles lit dining areas while stairwells faintly glowed and services like the buzzer system were out. Repair crews labored in the rain to restore power the next day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lindley Hall
Margaret Boyd
Divorce Suit Shifted To Juvenile Court
The divorce case of Mrs. Iva Maxine McManness and Leon ard G. McManness is moved from Common Pleas to Juvenile Court by Judges O. F. Rowland and Francis D. White due to children involved in the action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iva Maxine McManness
Leonard G. McManness
Juvenile Court
Common Pleas Court
O. F. Rowland
Francis D. White
Wife Wins Relief From Neuritis Pain
Thousands sufferers of rheumatism sciatica lumbago neuralgia and neuritis find relief with NORITO a fast acting formula. It is guaranteed to work or money back after the first three doses. See your druggist today and buy NORITO.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norito
Weather notes show rising temperatures and light rainfall
Weather observer Mrs. C. N. France reports weekend rainfall of .74 inch with rising temperatures. Sunday high 45, today at 10 a.m. 49. Last night’s low 38. Hocking River at 3.4 feet this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. N. France
Shade PTA Plans Wednesday Meeting on Fund Raising
Shade PTA will meet Wednesday evening to discuss a fund raising project. A ways and means committee will be named and a program presented with refreshments served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shade—Shade Pta
Ways and Means
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Athens Messenger
Ge Goorl Djl
Sehoel
Athens Bottling Works, Inc
Chauncey, Ohio
Doe
Markins
Coliseum
Ray McKinley
Real Estate Home Loan Headquarters
the Security Bank
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Court Street
South America
Europe
G.I. Bulletin Board
William Cox
James Vaughn
Jacksonville
Paul Culliver
Pearl Wright
Hollister
James Watkins
Dan Friedberg
Chauncey
Mary Markins
Emma Palmer
Viation
Robert S. Lawson
Barbour St
Signal Corps
Harold W. Steele
Medical
Louis E. Morrison
USN
Lola N. Morrison
National Naval Medical Center
Bethesda
Naval Service
Great Lakes
By Robert Schweitz
Lindley
Gary
Cooper
Bedelia
Margaret Lockwood
Mercury On Rise
Ginger Rogers
You
Ida Lupino Dane Clark Wayne Morris
Sweet Genevieve
Porter
Jimmy Lydon
Donahue
Pest
St. Joseph
Saal
St.joseph
Athens County Savings & Loan CO
Masonic Temple
H. G. Householder
Phi Delta Theta
Robert Jordan
Colon, Mich
Colon
Mich
Mr. Jordan
Dottie
Quick
Williamson Heater Company
Phil Bohnett
Obie
G. H. Martin & Son
Richland Ave
Athens, Ohio
Medical Service Department
Mutual Benefit Health & Accident Association
E. Broad St
Columbus, Ohio
Southeastern
Simmons, Hoover
Heywood-Wakefield
Brenner
Beach
Daystrom
Delker
Tappan Ranges
Fawcett
Chesterhill, Ohio
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