Weekend highway crashes injure five and spark one arrest
Three weekend accidents along Route 50 and Vore Ridge Road left five people hurt including a broken elbow. Dean Secoy, 18, Sharpsburg, was hospitalized after his sedan and Arliss Hill’s coupe collided. Obadia Full and Marjorie Hill also suffered injuries. Chester Buck, 18, Athens, and Arthur Coon, 52, Athens, were involved in a separate crash with Buck injured. Jesse Dowler, 42, Albany, was arrested for failing to stop after the incident and will be arraigned this afternoon.
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Dean Secoy
Sharpsburg
Arliss Hill
Zanesville
Amesville
Memorial Hospital
Marietta
Obadia Full
Marjorie Hill
Hill
Athens
Arthur Coon
Vore Ridge
Buck
Murl Coon
Jesse Dowler
Albany
Dowler
James W. Cox
Stewart St
Route 50
Cox
Franz L. Woodworth
Nine Fined for Intoxication in Local Mayor Ruling
Nine men charged with intoxication were fined five dollars plus costs after pleading guilty. Ray Gaston, 53, of Guysville, faced Sunday’s single case, while Monday’s list included Bart Porter, 61, Albany. William Morrison, 61, Stewart Route 1. Delmar Kisor, 27, Millfield Route 1. Charles Peach, 23, Glouster Route 4. Jack Johnson, 52, 114 W. Washington St.. Floyd McDonald, 49, Currier St.. Wesley Thompson, 70, Athens Route 2. and Tom Guess, 57, 59 Columbia Ave.
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Franz Woodworth
Ray Gaston
Guysville
Bart Porter
Albany
William Morrison
Stewart
Delmar Kisor
Millfield
Charles F. Peach
Glouster
Jack Johnson
W. Washington
Church Drive Underway In Athens County
The Athens County Ministerial Association launches a county wide visitation evangelism program with daily Instructional Conference Suppers at 6 p.m. at the Presbyterian Church. Dr. Harold H. McConnell explains lay visitation to share faith while Dr. E Stanley Jones will lead a preaching mission in early November.
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Athens County Ministerial Association
Presbyterian Church
Harold H. McConnell
Federal Council of Church
First Methodist Church
McConnell
E. Stanley Jones
Church of Christ
First Methodist
Mt. Zion Baptist
Harold F. Kellogg
Fred Luchs
D. H. Goff
Joe B. Maffett
Gilbert Courtney
Mansfield Man Here To Face Court Action
Clarence H. Brown of Mansfield was returned to Athens County jail to face Juvenile Court action for non support after his wife Thelma of Albany cited him for failing to provide for their two children aged three and two.
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Clarence H. Brown
Mansfield
Athens County
George Bateman
Brown
Thelma
Albany
Ohio Story radio program on Ohio University history
A 15 minute WBNS statewide broadcast at 6 30 p m features the founding and history of Ohio University. Sponsored by Ohio Bell Telephone Co the program discusses how self government can both enable enterprise and foster internal decay.
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H. W. Prentis, Jr
Armstrong Cork Company
Ohio
Ohio University
WBNS
Columbus
The
Ohio Bell Telephone Co
Open the Second Frontier and Civic Duty Calls
The piece cites Paine on freedom and Gallup on voter apathy, urging active public engagement. It credits Ohio University for a high school government contest and highlights soil conservation efforts in Licking County as a model for responsible progress. It ends by urging students to expand civic duties to sustain government and peace.
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Thomas Paine
George Gallup
American Institute of Public Opinion
America
Gallup
Congress
Ohio University
Ohio
Manasseh Cutler
Governor Rededicates Cutler Hall
Ohio University President Baker dedicates portraits of Manasseh Cutler and Jacob Lindley in Cutler Hall and outlines a modern mission for the university. He urges leaders for a world frontier, stresses leadership, citizenry, inquiry, international study, research, human understanding, free society, and broad professional training.
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Ohio University
Manasseh Cutler
Rufus Putnam
Jacob Lindley
Baker
Cutler
Lindley
Cutler Hall
United States
Jefferson
Madison
Hamilton
Marshall
Art from Met arrives for display at Ohio University
A collection of 10 paintings from the Metropolitan Museum of Art arrives at Ohio University on a semi permanent loan. The pieces include six portraits and four landscapes and will be shown in the northwest corner of the first floor of Cutler Hall for an extended period.
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Metropolitan Museum of Art
Ohio University
Vincent Jukes
Cutler Hall
Jukes
Death of H. R. Love at 94 in Ohio farm county
Henry R. Love 94 died Sunday night at his daughter Mrs. Sylvia Lowes home near Union. A native of Athens County born near Stewart he lived all his life in the county. Survived by three daughters Mrs Blanche Starkey Mrs Dora Holland Mrs Zora Wells and three sons Floyd Clarence Pearl. Funeral Wednesday 2 p.m. at Clark's Chapel Church with burial in adjoining cemetery. Friends may call after Tuesday noon at the Lowes home.
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Henry R. Love
Sylvia Lowes
Union
Love
Athens County
Stewart
Blanche Starkey
Dora Holland
Akron
Zora Wells
Des Moines
Floyd
Columbus
Clarence
Logan
Pearl
Athens
Clark’s Chapel
Lowes
Paper manager dies in Charleston
The 57 year old labor union weekly newspaper manager Leo J Callinan died yesterday in Charleston West Virginia.
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Charleston
W.va
West Virginia
Leo J. Callinan
Athens City Expenditures Reach 141 777 55 in Nine Months
The 1947 audit shows Athens spending 141 777 55 in the first nine months, with a year total appropriation of 208 348 14. Major outlays include 63 227 15 from the general fund and 32 181 62 from water department funds. Receipts through October totaled 162 363 41, leaving a treasury balance of 97 287 45 after prior-year carryovers.
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Athens
Quarterly Auditor
General
Special Sewage Disposal
Water Department
Veterans’ Housing Special Fund
Veterans
Treasury
Weather Bright Mild After Weekend Rain
After a rainy weekend Athens enjoys bright mild weather. Sunday high reached 79 with a low of 47. At 9:30 this morning the temperature was 54 and the river stood at 3.20 feet, per observer Mrs. C N France.
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Athens
C. N. France
NORITO Relief for Rheumatic Pain Promises Quick Aid
Thousands of sufferers from rheumatism sciatica lumbago neuralgia and neuritis praise NORITO a quick acting formula that relieves exhausting muscular pains. It is advertised as trustworthy and fast with an iron clad guarantee: if the first three doses do not relieve pain your money is refunded. See your druggist today.
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Norito
Orito
Husband Seeks Divorce Over Wilful Absence and Neglect
Kenneth F E Morgan files for divorce from Rachel M Morgan of Nelsonville accusing wilful absence for over three years and gross neglect of duty as the grounds for dissolution.
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Rachel M. Morgan
Nelsonville
Kenneth FE. Morgan
Arnold becomes Ice Era’s Ballerina of the Ice
UNE ARNOLD’S rise to stardom as Ballerina of the Ice has inspired thousands of fans. The wartime cigarette shortage gave her a curious habit as a smoker, telling how she smoked many brands when cigarettes were scarce.
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Une Arnold
Miss Arnold
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Medical Service Department
Mutual Benefit Health & Accident Association
E. Broad St
Columbus, Ohio
Tokay Grapes
Rome
Jonathan Apples
Meat Department
Dor
O. E. Clyse
Dan Bartlett
Herbert Talk
Art
H. R. Love
Athens County Savings & Loan CO
Masonic Temple
H. G. Householder
Pri
Real Estate Home Loan Headquarters
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Court Street
Prrnold
ICE
St. Louis
June Arnold
J. Reynolfis Tobacco Co
Winston-Salem, N. C
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