Indictments in Athens County Grand Jury Report
Athens County grand jury returned fifteen indictments after hearing testimony from 75 witnesses. Arraignments are scheduled to begin Monday in Common Pleas Court. The report covers charges including forgery break‑ins larceny assault and battery and related offenses and notes building improvements.
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Athens Messenger
Athens County Grand Jury
Walter Hook
George Mayles
Ernnest McCumber
Pat Allen
Lucious Fisk
Dale Perry
Withiamn "Bedner
Rey Golden
Glen. Judson
Erma Petty
Carl Philips
Kate Johnson
Ail Mace
EA Juniper
Mra
New Mount Pleasant and Harding mine inspected for safety
Federal inspection of Central States Construction Company’s Mount Pleasant and Harding mine in Hocking County found the 1000 ton per day operation well established in safety. The report praised fire protection, surface plant care, and lubricant storage, with recommendations to ban smoking near explosives and to delay blasting during electrical storms. The fair features a horse pulling contest with a $70 purse, a pony race, stunts, crafts, and livestock prizes, with entries due by 10 a.m.
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Mount Pleasant and Harding
Central States Construction Company
Orlando
Hocking County
R. R. Savers
Bureau of Mines
Uno
J. B. Vanity
Vanity
Seaman Harry K George Homecoming After Normandy Invasion
Mrs Lenora Chappelear of Athens reports a telephone call from her son Seaman Harry K George who says his ship arrived in Philadelphia almost unscathed after the Normandy and Southern France invasions. He will return for a 30 day leave in November. Funeral services are noted for Mr Teupe of Athens with burial at West Union Cemetery. He was connected with the Automotive Battery and Service and Frigidaire Department and was a member of First Methodist Church. Survived by wife Jane Addis Tritipe, daughter in Pittsburgh, a son and daughter in law Dwight Tritipo, sister Mrs B A Doughty, a brother Charles Tritipo of New Clarc, and two grandsons Jack and Joe Tritipo. Friends may call at 21 E State St from Friday noon to Saturday noon.
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N. Shafer St
Athens
Harry K. George
Philadelphia
Normandy
France
George
Caries
Treman
Tvoltaartat
Roate Gos
Ieee
As Devon
Fergusee
Nee
First
Methodist Church
West Union St. Ceme
Teupe
Ceres
Frigidaire
Cnetes
First Methodist Church
Jane ‘Addis ‘Tritipe
Howard Whiston
Pittsburgh
Dwight Tritipo
B.A. Doughty
Zanesville
Charles ‘Tritipo
New Clark
Jack
Grange Inspections Announced for York and Troy
Deputy Master Everett Carbaugh announced two inspections by the Grange. York Grange will be inspected Friday night and Troy Grange on Sunday night. He noted a Big 100 table event lasting about three hours.
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Everett Carbaugh
York Grange
Troy Grange
Carbaugh
Services Begin at Church of Christ Public Invites
A church announces spiritual programs titled Respite x cart and Six Degrees of One Faith. The public is cordially invited to attend services focusing on accountability and faith.
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Church OF Christ
Phareeh
Floyd Bolin Post to Meet Friday Evening
To Meet Friday Floyd Bolin Post No. 3477 will meet Friday evening Oct. 6 at 7 3 o'clock in the armory. Commander C A Parker announced today. Refreshments will be served after the meeting.
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Floyd Bolin
C.A. Parker
Trouble Often Starts at Home: A Family of Tolerance
A columnist notes that funding a bureau against intolerance is worthy but questions whether tolerance begins at home. The piece argues family harmony, free personal quirks, and acceptance within the household may curb wider social prejudice and neighborly conflict.
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Hubby
Sis
Service Members Receive Promotions and Home Returns
T Sergeant William F Butt returns from eight months in the European Theater with 31 missions and 220 hours of combat flying. Private Dwane H Deem earns the Enlisted Communications Course diploma at Fort Benning and will be assigned from Camp Wolters. Sergeant Charles E Humphrey of Reedsville returns after three months overseas with the 15th Bomber Command, having completed three missions and 27 hours.
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William F. Butt
Nelsonville
Fort Benjamin Harrison
Ind
Dwane H. Deem
John W. Deem
W.T Sarpenter St
Athens
Infantry School
Fort Benning
Robert H. Lord
Deem
Fort Hayes
Columbus
Camp Wolters
Tex
Charles _E. Humphrey
Reedsville
15Th Bomber Command
July August Dairy Feed Deadline Is October 31
Athens County AAA chairman Ivin Wolfe said the AAA Office still accepts applications and evidence for dairy feed payments on milk and cream produced and sold in July and August. The final payment date is October 31. Starting November 1, applications for September and October milk and cream payments will be accepted with rates per hundred pounds of milk and per pound for butter fat.
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Ivin Wolfe
Athens County
AAA
Minister to Skip Services on Sunday in Coolville and Ireland
Rev. H. Edwards Dickinson says no regular services on Sunday October 8 at Centennial Congregational Coolville and Ireland Congregational Church. Special union services will be held on Sunday October 15 at both churches.
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Coolville
Edwards H. Dickinson
Centennial Congregational Church
Ireland
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