Payroll Deductions Net 1400 for United Drive
United Appeal drives report payroll deductions totaling 1400 for charity effort at Graney 18 UA with 250 volunteers and two plants contributing. The drive runs 10 days and includes workers from Athens firms, with $1105.50 allocated to one area and additional gifts raised by machine plants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Drive
United
Graney
Iihey
Athens
Oucvion
Joy Vegin
Rutkotkie
Atrom
Lind
STISL
UA. F
Athens Flooring Co
Driv
George Rutkonkie
Solctors
Four Auto Crashes Reported by City Police
City police investigated four automobile crashes Tuesday with no injuries. Harold Graham 26 of Maple Street struck a car driven by Donald Sickles 22 of Athens Route 5 at N Court Street. A truck pulling a trailer collided with a parked car after a door opened by an unidentified woman on President Street. Gene Chatfield 22 of McArthur sustained only property damage as panels ripped from a house trailer. Marian Miller 18 of Hooper Street and Carl Roberts 22 of Hanlin Avenue collided near a parking area on W Union Street. Raal Stover 4 Columbus Route 3 and Marion Smallagan 33 of Congress Street slowed for a school bus. bus flasher lights were not operating and both drivers could not judge speed.
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N. Court St
Harold Graham
Maple St
Donald E. Sickles
Athens
Sickles
Graxham
Traier
S. Court
Presidents Streets
John C. Schwab
Huntington
Ind
President St
Gene Chatfield
W. Union St
Factory St
Marian Lee Miller
Hooper St
Carl Melvin Roberts
Hanlin Ave
Miller
Raal C. Stover
Columbus
Marion J. Smallagan
N. Congress
Stover
Smallagan
Smaliaga
Athens to Dedicate New Sanitary Sewer Plant Speaker Barton Holl
Barton Holl of Logan and member of the state anti pollution board will be the main speaker at the Thursday dedication of Athens sanitary sewer disposal plant. Ceremonies begin at 2 pm at the plant site near the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad tracks by the airport. Officials from nearby towns are expected to attend. A noon luncheon for officials precedes the ceremony at the Sportsmans Grill.
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Barton Holl
Logan
State Anti-Polition Board
Athens
Baltimore &Ohio Railroad
Holly
Logan Clay Products
Commonwealth ‘Telephone Co
Ohio
Sportsmans Grill
Births and admissions and dismissals at sheltering arms hospital
Mr and Mrs John Dixon Stew announce a daughter. Mr and Mrs Elmer Horsky Athens announce a daughter. Fort Martin Athens Route 5 Mrs Charles McDonner Athens admitted. Mrs Bill Kayser Guysville admitted with daughter. Web Walker Athens and other patients including Indra Sue Sycks Sylvester Edna Black at Athens.
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Sheltering Arms Hospital
John Dixon
Stew
Elmer Horsky
Athens
Fort Martin
Charles McDonner
Bill Kayser
Guysville
Ind
Web Walker
Ndra Sue Sycks
Rn Sylvester
Edna Black
F. H. McVay Dies at 83 in California
Francis Halbert McVay formerly of Athens County died Oct 13 in Los Angeles at 83. A Ohio University graduate and longtime teacher, he led teen drum and bugle corps and was a Mason since 1806, master of Constitution Lodge 426. He is survived by a son, two daughters, 24 grandchildren and great grandchildren. Burial with Masonic services occurred at Rose Hills Memorial Park in Whittier California.
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Francis Halbert McVay
Athens County
Los Angeles
New Marshfield
McVay
Ohio University
Constitution Lodge
Mary Hewitt
Athen County
Francis H. McVay
Glenda
Wyning
Mary
Herbert Twiss
Manhattan
Calif
Marat Sterling
Neserine
Rose Hills Memorial Park
Whittier
Auto Crash Injures Youth on Route 50 Near Coolville
Patrol reports David I Gorrell, 17, of Coolville Route 2, ran off Route 50 at about 10 15 p m and crashed into a utility pole breaking it. Elsie Boring, 40, of Harrisonville, cited for driving left of center after a sideswipe at a railroad bridge on Route 610 south of Albany. Samuel Grim, 27, of Lorene Avenue, driver of the truck, stopped at the bridge edge. Hearing set in Municipal Court.
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Auto Amen Oy
Coolevile
State Highway Patrol
David I Gorrell
Coolvile
Ake Aurn
Elsie Boring
Harrisonville
Albany
Samuel Grim
Lorene’ Ave
Parolmen
Welding Sparks Ignite Bedding at Hocking County Jail
Fire Chief Charles Dalton said a welding torch sparked a blaze that started in the jail bedding as workmen cut open old cells. Firefighters extinguished the fire and removed the burning mattresses from the Hocking County jail.
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Une
Wave Peen
Hocking County
Charles Dalton
Clinic Slated For Oct 31 At First Presbyterian Church
John Patchen president of the Crippled Children and Adults Society announced an orthopedic clinic set for October 31 at the First Presbyterian Church. Dr Joseph Leach of Columbus will oversee examinations with brace and shoe specialists from Columbus in attendance. Appointments are arranged through family doctors or the county health department and Easter Seals funds support the clinic.
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Seemiannual Caine
First Presbyterian’ Church
John Patchen
Joseph Leach
Columbus
Patchen
Who Is Behind the CIO Unemployment Benefit Push
An Ohio ballot proposal by the Congress of Industrial Organizations seeks to raise unemployment payments to a maximum of 59 dollars weekly and extend benefits to 39 weeks. Critics say the plan rewards idleness and exceeds federal minimum wage standards, highlighting alleged abuses of out-of-state workers drawing benefits.
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Congress of Industrial Organizations
The
CIO
Ohio
USA
Florida
California
Strip Mine Employees Charged by County
Charges filed in Municipal Court against A L Dressler Galt Spott and Raymond Donahue for moving heavy mining equipment without permits and operating a bulldozer tractor weighing 46000 pounds. They were arraigned after being taken into custody by Deputy Sheriff Harold Shields at the Swisher Coal Co site.
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To Step Mine Company
Amwone
Lindi Township
Municipala Ee Ccourt
A. L. Dressler
Galt Spott
Swish
Harold Shields
Five candidates for PAC board elected at Ath ens Grange meeting
About 290 members and guests attended the annual Production Credit Association meeting and fish fry at Ath ens Grange Hall. Five candidates were presented for two board seats, introduced by board president E R McArthur. Names listed include John P Webb Adams County Ralph B Scioto Alley Floyd J r and Smalley Leckson Gous. Don Campbell chaired the session. George E Bolin opened it and George Mf King Jackson gave secretary treasurer report.
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Don Campbell
George E. Bolin
Feldman
George Mf. King
Jackson
Driver Fined Jailed as License Suspended in Ohio Draft Notice
George Evener, 41, of Athens Route 1, pleaded guilty in Municipal Court to driving with a suspended license after nearly hitting a state trooper on Route 33. He was fined 125 dollars plus costs, sentenced to three days in jail, and had his driving rights suspended for three months. Separate item notes temporary draft deferment for engineers scientists and others aged 26 and over, effective with the October draft.
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George Evener
Athens
Evener
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Amesville
F. H. Gifford Co
International Harvester
SPM
Chesser’s
Athens National Bank
F. H. McVay
Royal McBee Corporation
McBee Sales School
Homero Alcantara
Sao Paulo
Brazil
Montague Larkin
Dublin
Ireland
Toronto
Canada
Anton Rockener
Rotterdam
Hedland
William Rees
McBee
Vermont
pRoro
Lwan
Jokers
Bese
Fred J. Milligan
Ace
Sugar Creek
Stewart
Nelsonville
Conrae Cleaners
the Plains, Ohio
Nena
G. H. Martin & Son
Ric and
Athens, Ohio
PMA
Ohio Selective Service
Union
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