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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 13, 1958

Page

10

Carbondale Personal Notices From Sunday Dinner Guests

Sunday dinner guests at the home of Mrs. Lizzie Doolittle included Mr. and Mrs. Harl Chesser and their Newark children, Mrs. Sylvia Doolittle and her Hamley Run daughters, and Miss Kay Doolittle of Union Furnace. Other visits featured Rev. Brown and Betty hosting Mr. and Mrs. Sam Brown and children, plus Mrs. Clayton Walters and son of Union Furnace. George Barber planned visits to Barberton and Akron, while Mrs. Ralph Williams went to Ft. Wayne to see her son Roger and family. Leo Cox of Hamilton stayed with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Allison Cox, over the weekend.

Carbondale Lizzie Doolittle Harl Chesser Newark Sylvia Doolittle Hamley Run Kay Doolittle Union Furnace Sam Brown Athens Clayton Walters Mr. Brown Betty George Barber Barberton Akron Ralph Williams Ft. Wayne Ind Roger Leo Cox Hamilton Mr. Cox Allison Cox

Parole Hearing Notice for Clyde Singer Case 109938

Notice of hearing for parole case 109938 for Clyde Singer imprisoned at Ohio Penitentiary Columbus. Convicted May 1957 in Athens County of conveying articles into jail and sentenced to 15 years. Hearing eligible on or after November 1, 1958 by the Pardon and Parole Commission. By R G Fogle, Parole and Record Clerk.

Clyde Singer Ohio Columbus Athens County Pardon and Parole Commission R. G. Fogle Parole and Record Clerk

Appointment of Administrator for Esther L. Bigiey Estate

Keith D. Bigiey of Athens Ohio is appointed Administrator of the Estate of Esther L. Bigiey deceased of Athens County. Creditors must file claims within four months with the fiduciary. Dated October 9 1958. Harold J. Rose Probate Judge.

Keith D. Bigiey Athens Ohio Esther L. Bigiey Athens County Harold J. Rose Said County

Divorce Petition Filed in Athens County Common Pleas

Betty Shrout a minor by Emmett Friend her next friend sues Cecil Shrout in Athens County Ohio for divorce maiden name restoration and relief on grounds of gross neglect of duty hearing set after November 11 1950s notice to last known address 408 Spring Street Mt Sterling Kentucky by attorneys Lavelle and Vanity dated 10-6-Botw

Common Pleas Court Athens County Betty Shrout Emmett Friend Cecil Shrout Spring Street Mt. Sterling Kentucky Court of Common Pleas Ohio Lavelle Vanity

Notice to Contractors State of Ohio Department of Highways

The Ohio Department of Highways in Columbus seeks sealed proposals by Oct 28 1958 for improvements in Ath ens County including State Route 78 and bridges ATH-78-0312 and ATH-78-0414. Bidders must prequalify. include bid bond. wage schedules apply. contract terms noted.

State OF Ohio Department OF Highways Columbus Ohio State Highway Director of Athens County Trimble Glouster Privat Drive Mud Fork Sunday Creek Highway Credit Examiner Department of Industrial Department of Highways

Alaska's Frontiersman Folk Heroic Guard Built by Marston

The piece chronicles Alaska's emergence as a state and highlights Col. M. H. Marston who organized 8,300 Eskimos into a territorial defense during World War I. It notes the Eskimos trained for combat, the defense force's reach along 10,000 miles of coastline, and the role of figures like Bob Atwood and Walter Hickel in shaping Anchorage.

Tom McClarry Central Press Association Anchorage Alaska Texas Bob Atwood Bob Anchorage Times New York Walter Hickel Walter Attu Aleutians Marston Russia Alaskan National Guard United States

Eisenhower would gain court majority with Burton retirement

The anticipated retirement of Supreme Court Justice Harold J. Burton would give President Eisenhower a majority of his own appointees on the nine man court for the first time. The article cites Warren, Harlan, Brennan, and Whittaker as key justices appointed in the 1950s.

Supreme Court Harold J. Burton Eisenhower Earl Warren California John M. Harlan New York William J. Brennan, Jr New Jersey Charles E. Whittaker Missouri Central Press

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