Ath ens High elects Home Room officers in Megaphone list
The Megaphone announces Athens High School home room officers for seniors sophomores and juniors across rooms 308 205 203 101 309 304 204 211 201 311 306 301 300 100 and lists president vice president and secretary treasurer for each. Cheerleaders Carol Blosser Patty Cain and Shirley Black were chosen at a recent assembly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Megaphone
Poreeee
Jerry Tolson
Monia Lee Vermillion
Joe Cabeen
Claudette
Clark Gilmore
Nancy
Virginia Roberson
Barbara Nellis
Gloria Thompson
Ed Nanamaker
Dennis White
Claudia Bolin
Chuck Goodfellow
Ann Guerra
Bill Algeo
Gordon Scott
John Cornwell
Dan Klingenberg
Gaige Paulsen
Betty Hope
Phil Saunders
Sally Weber
Shirley Coen
Ron Corradini
Natalie Ross
Jerry Kyle
Mary Sue Camp
Ronnie Grogan
Ross Dally
Nancy McAnall
Larry Snyder
Sally Lynn
Rita Simpkins
Willard Dewey
Gaye Hampton
Sandra Garber
Darla Gabriel
Donna Booth
Cloyce Martin
Jim Lee
Ann Anderson
Bob Decker
Carol Blosser
Patty Cain
Shirley Black
Hocking River rises as Burr Oak opening lowers lake level
Athens residents puzzled by a six inch rise in the Hocking River with no rain. Flood gates opened at Burr Oak Lake to lower water as a bathing beach is built. Water flows over White's Mill dam. Stage reached 2.93 feet per U S observer C L Colmer. Warm days continue with New Marshfield family reporting cherry trees bloom again after fruiting. High 84, low 38.5, 67 at 9 am.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Hocking
Burr Oak Lake
White's Mill
C. L. Colmer
U. S
City Pool Operation Is Successful
Athens' municipal swimming pool operated in the black last summer with total attendance of 18 249. Attendance split 11 618 children and 6 631 adults. Receipts 3 732 dollars, best month June with 5 690 children and 2 557 adults.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Office of Service Safety
Fred H. Beckler
Two Fined After Hospital Arrests
James Timony of Youngstown and Paul Wacnter Jr. of Cleveland were fined five dollars and costs by Justice of the Peace Charles W. Rider after being arrested by Deputy Fred W. Vernon at the Athens State Hospital for trespassing while a football game occurred on the grounds and cars were parked on the grass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens State Hospital
James Timony
Youngstown
Paul Wacnter, Jr
Cleveland
Justice of the Peace
Charles W. Rider
Fred W. Vernon
Three Drivers Fined After Patrol Arrests
Coolville Justice of the Peace T. F. Wecil fined three drivers after State Highway Patrol arrests. James Carruthers 21 of Grafton West Virginia was fined five dollars and costs for driving in the wrong direction on a one way street. Harry Anders 25 of Annapolis Maryland was fined ten dollars and costs for passing in a hazardous zone. Raymond Whaley 48 of Guysville was fined fifty dollars and costs for having no operator s license with forty dollars of the fine suspended and a nineteen day jail sentence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coolville
Justice of the Peace
T. F. Wecil
James F. Carruthers
Grafton
W. Va
Harry E. Anders
Annapolis
Peter B. Seel
Raymond Whaley
Guysville
Scout Leaders To Attend Annual Camp Saturday
Boy Scout leaders from Region Four will hold their annual Scout ers' Camp at Camp Kootoga near Parkersburg. Representing the Athens area are E. J. Taylor Ed Cole and C A Randall. Problems concerning the national and local Boy Scout picture will be discussed at the all day affair with a picnic supper highlighting the evening session. District Four includes Athens and Washington counties in Ohio and nine West Virginia counties with headquarters at Cincinnati.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Kootoga
Athens
E. J. Taylor
Ed Cole
Kootoga
C. A. Randall
Parkersburg
Cincinnati
Washington
Ohio
West Virginia
Duplicates Available for Licenses Under New Law
A new law effective Friday allows residents who lost hunting or fishing licenses to obtain duplicates for 50 cents. Applicants must complete the proper forms available at the Clerk of Courts office, Phyllis LaVelle Cross.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phyllis LaVelle Cross
Two Athens Men Sent to Workhouse
Harold Jewett and John Tippie, both Athens residents, were sent to the Columbus workhouse by Mayor Peter B. Lee after failing to pay fines and costs of 100 dollars on intoxication charges. Jewett, 42, of 159 West Washington Street, and Tippie, 36, of 80 Grosvenor Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Columbus
Peter B. Lee
Harold Jewett
West Washington St
John Tippie
Grosvenor St
Thirteenth Polio Case Reported In Athens County
Athens County records show a 13th polio case a three year old boy named Raymond Hudnell in Lodi Township near Shade on Sand Ridge. He began symptoms Wednesday night and is non paralytic at home. gamma globulin may be given to contacts as health officials note earlier cases in Guysville and nearby Roush and Gorden families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens County
Raymond Hudnell
Erie Hudnell
Guysville
Sand Ridge
Lodi Township
Shade
Delbert Roush
Roush
Receipts Dip Briefly in Athens County Week
Prepaid tax receipts for the week ending Sept. 19 show a small decline in Athens County from 10 285.72 last year to 9 901.62 this year. Yet the year to date total since July 1, 1953 rises to 105 709.65, up about 11 percent from 94 412.49 in 1952, with Gallia Hocking Meigs Perry and Vinton counties posting higher year to date totals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens County
Roger Tracy
Ohio
Gallia
Hocking
Meigs
Perry
Vinton
Suit Filed After Crash In Hocking County
J G Johnston of Nelsonville sues Thomas Lax also from Nelsonville seeking 12000 for personal injury 1500 for a replacement truck and 120 for medical treatment relating to an October 1951 traffic crash in Hocking County where Johnston was injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Pleas Court
J. G. Johnston
Nelsonville
Thomas Lax
Johnston
Lax
Hocking County
Births and admissions at Shelterings Arms Hospital
Mr and Mrs Vern Riley of Athens Route 2 welcome a son. Admissions include Mrs Dora Spencer Albany and Mrs Ora Kasler Athens. Also listed are Mrs Ada McConkey Athens Mark Hayburn Wellston Victor and Barbara Ann Lewis Athens Route 2 Ervin Channel The Plains. Discharges include Robert Guess The Plains Grace Linscott Athens and Cleo Cooley Lancaster. Clair Van Ness Torch and Roger E Klever Athens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dora Spencer
Albany
Ora Kasler
Athens
Ada McConkey
Mark Hayburn
Wellston Victor
Barbara Ann Lewis
Ervin Channel
the Plains
Robert Guess
Grace Linscott
Cleo Cooley
Lancaster
Emma Duncan
Chesterhill
Clair van Ness
Torch
Roger E. Klever
Wood County Bank Sues Meek over Promissory Note
Wood County Bank of Parkersburg West Virginia files for judgment of 855.17 against Ethel Meek Stewart on a promissory note. The suit seeks payment of the amount plus costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wood County Bank of
Parkersburg
W. Va
Ethel Meek
Stewart
Grand Jury Briefed On 28 Cases 50 Witnesses Hearings Set
Grand Jury session recalled to hear about 50 witnesses on 28 cases prepared by Prosecuting Attorney Joel Draper. New Athens jurors W A Carpenter Roy Hawk and H H Townsend replace three former members. Witness list includes 11 New England residents and several Ohio University students with law officers and local police testifying. The panel aims to complete proceedings in one day if possible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joel Draper
W. A. Carpenter
Roy Hawk
H. H. Townsend
Athens
William Williams
F. H. Krecker
Faye Cline
New England
Kathryn Britton
Andy Brozak
Joe Lucas
Stewart
Brozak
Mary
Charles
Mary Ann
John
Rody
Helen
Adiana
Angela
John van Meter
Orland Hurst
Thomas Judson
Harry Williams
Frank Moody
Mahala Moody
Glouster
Thomas Marcinko
Plains
Delbert Skinner Chauncey
Orville Shingler
Mineral
Faye Secoy
Union
Blaine Baker
Columbus
Maxine Cairo
Lancaster
Witneses
George Bateman
Bernard Porter
Auto Title Office Reports September Boom Across Titles
The Vehicle Title Office posts a September surge with 1316 titles processed led by a record 438 new autos and 730 used cars. Fees totaled 1458.65 with county earnings at 7945.40 for nine months while the state collects 474.50 as office activity highlights include 36 new trucks 82 used ones 23 station wagons six motorcycles and a school bus.
Family Night Promotes Scouts at Quincy First Presbyterian
Boy Scout Troop 55 announces a Family Night and Court of Honor at 7 p.m. Monday at the First Presbyterian Church in Quincy. Robe and Keith Seward receive first class ranks, Gordon Murphy and Doug las Ramseth gain second class. Merit badges go to John Woodrow in firemanship swimming home repairs first aid and music. Six scouts share weekend Washington DC trip experiences. Fred Rowe scoutmaster notes invites for parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boy Scout
First Presbyterian Church
Quincy Robe
Keith Seward
Gordon Murphy
Douglas Ramseth
John Woodrow
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Dick Oberholzer
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Nancy Foster
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Ellen Green
Barbara Hefti
Messenger Newsphoto
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Athens, O
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Main Street & Mulberry
Logan Theater
Logan, Ohio
Richland Athens, Ohio
Howdy
Athens Home Telephone Co
William L. Blair
Otis Blair
Third Armored
Third Amored
Ft. Knox
Army
Philco
E. Mill
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Vern Riley
John Jackson
Isaac Jackson
New
Marshfield
Eta Jima
Japan
Waterloo
Wolfe Hardware Co
Jackson
Indian Town Gap
Ft. Lewis
Wash
Washington D. C
Fred Rowe
St.Joseph Aspirin
Pleming
Cross Bros
Frank H. Cross
W. Union St. Athens
RO Ae ME As
Goodyear
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W. Union
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Buckeye
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