Fox Hunters Field Trials Concluded Largest in 352 Years
The Ohio State Fox Hunters Association closed its four day beach show and field trials with cash awards. Dan Meek Coshocton president called it the largest in 32 years in number and quality of dogs entered. Buckeye Kate owned by H R Watts Utica won the Derby stake. Stride On owned by Mrs Ed Eylar Mt Vernon won All Age.
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Ohio State Fox Hunters Association
Dan €. Meek
Coshocton
Buckeye Kate
H. R. Watts
Utica
Jiggs
Run Goldie
Stride On
Ed Eylar
Mt. Vernon
Mohler W
Rose Ann
Sally Crow Steel
Leslie Perry
McArthur
Judy
Vic Liefheit
Pomeroy
Scott
C. C. Dudding
Scott Depot
W.va
Tom Hustler
J. B. Goff
Zanesville
Stella Smoke
Mr. Vernon
Jack
Hi Smoke
R. J. Crock
Caldwell
Queenie
W. E. Harrison
Louisville
Becky
Earl Radcliffe
Radcliffe
Johnny Royal
G. A. Culver
Rose Faultless
Pete Paint
John Evans
Oak Hill
Ada
Vic Liesheit
Dore
Cy -C
Hudding
Scotts Depot
National Fox Hunters Association
Dawson Spring
Meek
Ohio
Troy Woman Dies at Age 63
Nora Blanche Blake 63 lifelong Troy Township resident died Wednesday at St. Josephs Hospital in Parkersburg West Virginia Survived by husband William Sherman Blake a brother Story Buchanan Hockingport sister Susie Kibble Reedsville four sons Clayton Glenn Story Maywood all of Coolville three daughters Gladys Riggleman Parkersburg Freda Pullins Sadie Cubbison Coolville Funeral set Friday 2 p.m. Eden Church burial in adjoining cemetery Friends may call at White Funeral Home.
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Coolville
Nora Blanche Blake
Troy Township
St. Joseph's Hospital
Parkersburg
West Virginia
William Sherman Blake
Story Buchanan
Hockingport
Susie Kibble
Reedsville
Clayton
Glenn
Story
Maywood
Gladys Riggleman
Freda Pullins
Sadie Cubbison
Roy Deeter
Eden Church
White
Chest Drive Results Reported Across Zones
About 10 percent of the Community Chest goal of 12000 has been collected to date. Total collected stands at 1222.12 with zone reports: Zone 7 82.45, Zone 2 80, Zone 3 28.75 led by Mrs Spaulding, Zone 4 34.35. Deadline for contributions is October 23.
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Clarke Daily
Glen Gardner
J. A. Leavitt
Ben Spaulding
George Merchant
Daily
Births and admissions at Shelterin g Arms Hospital
Mr and Mrs Charles McDaniel Albany welcome a daughter. Mr and Mrs James Boyd Athens welcome a son. Admitted Clifford DuPuy Athens and Ronald Jewell Shade. Dismissed Verlin Peck Rutland and daughter, and Mrs Miles Shilling Rutland and daughter.
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Charles McDaniel
Albany
James Boyd
Athens
Clifford DuPuy
Ronald Jewell
Shade
Verlin Peck
Rutland
Miles Shilling
Three Drivers Fined After Patrol Arrests
Three drivers were fined Wednesday after arrests by the State Highway Patrol. Lester Wallace, 25, Union Furnace, was fined 5 and costs for crossing a double yellow line, Lawrence McKee, 25, Columbus, 15 and costs for speeding. Ora White, 48, Jackson, was fined 10 and costs for failing to heed a stop sign in Coolville.
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State Highway Patrol
Roger Friend
Logan
Lester Wallace
Union Furnace
Lawrence McKee
Columbus
Wallace
McKee
Justice of the Peace
T. F. Cecil
Coolville
Ora White
Jackson
AHS Graduate Tops National European History Test
David Lowell White, Athens High School graduate, ranked among the top in a national standardized placement test in European history. Announcement came from A. T. Volwhler, chairman of Ohio University History. White competed with about 50 freshmen at Ohio University.
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David Lowell White
A. T. Volwhler
Department of History
Ohio University
White
Athens High School
Marriage Licenses Registered in Ohio Area
Wendell Floyd Zeeb 21 of Logan and Nora Geraldine Hartsock 18 of Nelsonville Route 1. George Sanborne 47 and Mable Lucile Carsey 26, both Athens Route 5. Donald Frederick McPherson 21 Millfield Route 1 and Martha Jean Snedden 21 Athens Route 1. Ernest Eugene Roberts 20 Ath ens and Audrey Grace Craven 16 Athens. Gene Tunney Staley 26 Chauncey and Redith Spurlock Hensley 27 Millfield Route 1. James Edwin Houck 26 Bladen and Wilda Eileen Davis 22 Nelsonville.
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Wendell Floyd Zeeb
Logan
Nora Geraldine Hartsock
Nelsonville
George Sanborne
Mable Lucile Carsey
Athens
Donald Frederick McPherson
Millfield
Martha Jean Snedden
Ernest Eugene Roberts
Audrey Grace Craven
Gene Tunney Staley
Chauncey
Redith Spurlock Hensley
James Edwin, Houck
Bladen
Wilda Eileen Davis
Rome Canaan School Discusses Water Supply Upgrade
Rome Canaan School officials met with C M Robinson and J Farrell to pursue a safer, more adequate water system. A new well may be drilled about 300 feet southwest on Copeland land, though yield and chemical safety are not yet known.
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Rome Canaan
C. M. Robinson
J. Farrell
Athens County Board of Health
Rome-Canaan
H. G. Southard
Board of Health
Robinson
Charles McBee
Herman Ellis
Ogg
Farrell
Rome-Canaan School Board of Education
C. H. Copeland
Lost license plates reported at Athens police station
The Athens police report several found plates awaiting owners. Chief Joseph B. Grogan notes four Ohio plates on file X-581-K X-478-V 68104 and 48047. one plate’s tailsight also detached and is kept by the department.
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Athens
Joseph B. Grogan
Ohio
County School Grads To Be Offered Jobs
Letters outlining job opportunities in Washington will be sent to Athens County high school graduates from the last three years. An FBI agent secured the list from the county board. Graduates of Athens Chauncey Nelsonville and Glouster high schools receive starting salaries of 2400 for typists and 2900 for stenographers. Applications will be available at a coming Athens meeting.
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Washington, D. C
Athens
George Christman
Cincinnati FBI
County Board of Education
Chauncey
Nelsonville
Glouster
Fall Festival Slated At The Plains
An Oct 21 fall festival at The Plains will be held at 7 p.m. at The Corner with public entry. The event features dancing refreshments and entertainment.
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the Plains
Tractor trailer hits parked car on President Street
A tractor trailer driven by William J. Antis, 26, of Columbus, struck the rear end of a parked car owned by James Tyson of Youngstown on President Street. The collision involved two out of town drivers and caused a minor accident.
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President St
William J. Antis
Columbus
James Tyson
Youngstown
Foreclosure Sought by Security Bank Against Clifford Family
A petition for foreclosure of a mortgage to satisfy a note of 842.50 has been filed in Common Pleas Court by the Security Bank against John A. and Frieda Clifford. The bank claims a mortgage on the couple’s property and seeks foreclosure to pay the note. A. W. Royce and S. P. Smith of Glouster Route 4 and County Treasurer Ed Lasch are cited. Royce holds a waranty deed, Smith a mortgage, and Lasch a lien. The plaintiff asks that these parties state their claims at this time.
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Common Pleas Court
Security Bank
John A
Frieda Clifford
A. W. Royce
S. P. Smith
Ed Lasch
Royce
Smith
Lasch
Shade Youth Sustains Finger Amputation Injury
Ronald Jewell a 15 year old pupil at Shade School was injured in a manual training room incident involving a plane. He was listed in good condition Thursday at Sheltering Arms Hospital following the loss of two fingers.
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Ronald Jewell
Letha Jewell
Shade
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Fifth Man Arrested in Calf Theft Case
Cornelius Ransome, 22, of Zanesville, arrested after being returned from Newark where he was nabbed in a tire theft. He admits riding with Zeke Holbert to steal a calf sold for 50 dollars, claiming only six dollars. Holbert pleads innocent to stealing Lambert's calf and two Featherstone calves. three others charged in Featherstone case. Ransome to be arraigned before Mayor Mickle.
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Cornelius “Neeley" Ransome
Zanesville
Ransome
Athens
Newark
George Bateman
W. O. Lambert
Sharpsburg
Bateman
Zeke Holbert
Holbert
Lambert
James Featherstone
Near
Stewart
Featherstone
W. P. Mickle
Three Officers Installed By Legion Post 21
K. T. Crossen Post 21 American Legion installed three officers at the Legion home with Don C. Campbell presiding. Paul Lewis becomes second vice commander, Everett Barnhart is the new chaplain, and John Deissle takes the adjutant post. Future events include a Halloween Dance October 25, an oyster supper November 1, and Armistice Day breakfast November 11. the meeting also paid tribute to past commander David Roe Zenner, who died Tuesday.
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K. T. Crossen
American Legion
Legion Home
Don C. Campbell
Guysville
Paul Lewis
Everett Barnhart
John Deissle
Deissle
Sam Alvarez
Athens
Barnhart
Tom Ruth
Lewis
Athens Legionnaires
David Roe Zenner
Attorney to Speak on A Layman's Plate at OU
Chicago attorney Ralph Merriam will speak Thursday at 8 p.m. in Ohio University Chemistry Auditorium. Sponsored by the philosophy and classical language departments the talk is open to the public.
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George J. Kienzle
Borden Co
Midwest
Athens Country Club
Business and Professional Women’s Club
Ohio State University
Kienzle
Columbus
Ralph Merriam
Chicago
Ohio University
Absentee Balloting Previewed for Athens County Election
Athens County election officials report rising absentee ballot requests with 108 ballots sent to residents abroad or absent from the polling place and about 100 applications from physically disabled voters. Voting for sick and crippled starts Monday with a November 2 deadline at 6 30 p.m. No new registration required to vote in the county.
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Athens County
Election Board
C. W. Gross
Athens Countiaes
Navy
School Bus Driver Named In Action
The father of nine year old Gary Barber files a $5000 damage suit in Common Pleas Court seeking relief for a permanent hand injury Gary suffered on November 19 1949 as a passenger on Doris Mace s school bus The petition claims Gary was seated near a metal fan and his left hand was injured when entangled in the fan alleging negligence by the driver.
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Waterloo Township
Common Pleas
Doris Mace
Howard Barber
Gary
New Marshfield-Waterloo
Gary Barber
Amesville To Meet Halloween Damage Policy
Amesville adopts responsibility policy for damage caused by Halloween revelers. Apprehended culprits will be cited to juvenile court. Beggar's Nights set for Saturday October 28 and Monday October 30, per Mayor Tom Clark.
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Fox Hunters
U. S
Stone
Squlaks
Lowe Brothers
Mellotone
S. Court St
Athens, Ohio
Troy
AHS
Carl Brandeberry
Jacok Sweeney
Otis Mansfield
Jesse Sweeney
Toledo
B. FF. Swartz
Athens County State Game Protector
Earl Kinneer
Muskingum
Merle DeVoe
Morgan
Wild Life
Messenger Newsphotos
Guysville Legion
Guysville American Legion
Legion Hall
Lloyd Copeland
Legion
Buchtel
Chauncey-Dover
Robert A. Taft
Ray Bobo
Roger Dean
Fast State
Roger Dean's
Roger Lean
Amesville
Tom Clark
Dearborn
Mar Thal Loader
Donaldson Motors
Albany, Ohio
W. Union St
Firestone Dealer
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