SOEA Teachers Hear State Chief and Judge at Athens Dinner
About 250 attended the Southeastern Ohio Education Association dinner in Athens High School. Dr. E. Holt, state superintendent, and Judge F. J. Bell of the Ohio Supreme Court spoke on education and behavior. Officers elected were Maude Stauffer, Rachel Murrey, and Herman Humphrey. Mrs. Eloise Mechling led songs and Nelsonville High School band provided music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carol F. Dean
E. Holt
Southeastern Ohio Education Association
Holt
Ohio
Athens High School
SOEA
F. J. Bell
Ohio Supreme Court
Maude Stauffer
Athens
Rachel Murrey
Glouster
Herman Humphrey
the Plains
Bell
G. E. T. Kittel
Albany
E. E. Holt
Josie Dornbirer
New Lexington
Richard Essex
Athens Education Association
Messenger Newsphoto
Missing Chauncey woman Dorothy Stalder sought
No clues reported on the missing 45 year old Dorothy Stalder of Chauncey after she was last seen Tuesday morning near Athens and driving a red 1952 Plymouth convertible in the Guysville Coolville area. Her granddaughter and other family remain in Chauncey as authorities check leads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Law
Dorothy Stalder
Chauncey
Guysville
Coolville
Athens
Gallaher
Debbie Stalder
Richard Stalder
Columbus
Stalder
Sam
Chauncey-Dover
Jacksonville-Trimble
Messenger
Sheriff's Office
Ohio University interns gain experience in journalism program
Ohio University School of Journalism reports record enrollment in its internship program with thirteen top journalism students completing ten weeks of field work last summer. The program, started in 1952, places students with newspapers radio and TV stations magazines and PR firms. Forty eight students have worked for 41 employers over five years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio University
School of Journalism
L. J. Hartin
Joan Bush
Athens
Dayton Daily News
Glenn Himebaugh
Canton
Canton Repository
Sue Strahm
Columbus
Columbus Dispatch
Jan Lange
Pique
Indianapolis News
Thomas C. Lyons, Jr
Farrell
Sharon
Pa. Herald
Marlene Berenesi
Lorain
Journal
Ralph Gordon, Jr
New Lexington
Wellston Telegram
Kathi Braden
Washington
Republican Courier
Joann Conover
Toledo
Toledo Blade
James P. Patterson
Belpre
Parkersburg
W.va
Sentinel
Ray Crumbley
Wellsville
Daily News
Transfers of Athens County properties by deed
A series of deeds records transfers of land and lots within Athens County and nearby townships. The listed pairs include Herbert et ux to John D Born with a lot in Mechanicsburg, Patricia Ann Laziman to John D Born with lot 69 in Athens, Jacob Wagner to Charles Townsend with a lot in York Township, Margaret Crow Morrisey to Rosser Bateman with lot 2168 in Athens, Carl L Gillilan to Maude M Lucas with a lot in Troy Township, Margaret Jean McCoy to Mary McCoy with lot 217 in Glouster, Sylvia Norris to Harold E Morse with a lot in Millfield, and Harold E Morse to Paul E Brown with two lots in Dover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Etux
Athens County
John D
Athens
Mechanicsburg
Patricia Ann Laziman
Jacob Wagner
Buchtel
Charles Townsend
York Township
Margaret Crow Morrisey
Rosser Bateman
Carl L. Gillilan
Maude M. Lucas
Center Belpre
Troy Township
Margaret Jean McCoy
Glouster
Mary McCoy
Sylvia Norris
Dover
Harold E. Morse
Millfield
Paul E. Brown
Judge Jones Remains In Critical Condition
Athens County Probate Judge Roger Jones Sr. remains in critical condition at Sheltering Arms Hospital after a severe heart attack at his home 44 Elmwood Place Tuesday night. A family statement said he was resting and under medical care.
Cincinnati Livestock Auctions Market Report
Cincinnati markets show cattle and hogs with varied demand. Slaughter steers 21.50, heifers 20.00, cows 12.00–16.50, bulls 15.50–16.50. hogs largely mixed U S 1-3 190–240 lb at 16.60–16.85. sows 15.35–15.50. lambs 19.00–21.00. eggs and poultry prices listed for Cincinnati area. potatoes 3.50–4.25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
USDA
U.S
U.S. A
Weather note shows cool Friday with mid 40s
The report notes a chilly Friday with temperatures in the 40s under cloudy skies. In Hamley Run a 9 am reading of 43 marked a four degree rise from the morning low, with previous highs of 69 and a low of 46 yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamley Run
Chief Warns Operators Of Scooters In Athens
Athens Police Chief Joseph Grogan warned youths to stop tampering with scooter mufflers. He noted complaints of loud or modified exhausts that violate city ordinances. Teens with restricted licenses risk losing their eligibility until they can obtain a full driver's license.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Joseph Grogan
Union Officer To Speak At Athens Banquet And Show
Glen Moss of St. Louis, vice president of the International Brotherhood of Bookbinders, visits Athens this weekend. He tours Royal McBee plants and will give the main address at the eighth annual Athens Bindery Workers Union 181 banquet and stage show at Albany High School, 6 30 p m. Ohio University students perform in the stage show with several named participants. Athens union officers lead the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glen Moss
St. Louis
International Brotherhood of Bookbinders
Athens
Royal McBee
Athens Bindery Workers Union 181
Albany High School
Ohio University
Tom Bob
Newark
Earle Koerbling
Kettering
Pi Peta Phi
Beverly Million
Cincinnati
Clay Henderson
North Haven
Conn
Sigma Nu
al Lephart
Columbus
Sandra Stanley
Ft. Thomas
Athens Union
Larry McFadden
Carl Efaw
Arthur Sapp, Jr
Lucille Slisher
Dorothy Bishop
Driver Fined After Route 675 Collision
State Highway patrolmen reported no injuries in a minor collision on Route 675 Thursday afternoon involving Elmer Rutter, 63, Glouster Route 2, and Edward Erdy, 18, Glouster Route 3. Erdy was fined 15 dollars and costs by Chauncey Mayor Charles Wadley for driving left of center.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Rutter
Glouster
Edward Erdy
Erdy
Chauncey
Charles Wadley
Six More Jury Excusals Granted by Judge White
Six more persons on the October jury list were excused by Judge Francis D. White in Common Pleas Court. William Minerd Harper Pendry Ruth Dunfee were excused because juror interests would be materially injured. Charles Wright Isaac Edwards were excused for physical disability. Sarah Colbert a school teacher was also excused.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis D. White
Common Pleas Court
William Minerd
Harper Pendry
Ruth Dunfee
Charles Wright
Isaac Edwards
Sarah Colbert
Pierce and Schrappe Married in Athens Area
Robert H. Pierce aged 19 of Athens Route 3 and Anna Kathryn Schrappe aged 20 of Chauncey were issued a marriage license. The couple plans a city ceremony later this month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert H. Pierce
Athens
Anna Kathryn Schrappe
Chauncey
UA Home Canvass May Pass Quota
Campaign Chairman Jack Moore reported door to door United Appeals solicitations may exceed the $4000 quota. Unofficial returns stood at $3900 with 90 percent of accounts in. if the remaining workers match the average, $4500 could be reached. Residents missed Monday can contribute by calling the United Appeals office at 34298 for a solicitor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Appeals
Jack Moore
Halloween Parade Plans By Athens Kiwanis
Kiwanis sponsors a Halloween Parade and costume contest on October 31 starting at 6:30 PM on the Washington Street courthouse side. Children will march to Mill Street then to the high school stadium for judging and a Athens vs Nelsonville Reserves football game. Prizes include silver and half dollar awards in four age divisions with judges including Athens Police Chief Grogan and Mrs Harper Pendry.
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Washington St
Court St
Mill
Athens
Nelsonville
Joseph B. Grogan
Harper Pendry
Simpson
Reverend Luchs Accepts Michigan Pastorate
The Rev. Fred E. Luchs former Athens First Presbyterian pastor has accepted a call to become pastor of the First Congregational Church in Ann Arbor Michigan. He now serves at Evanston Illinois and will assume the post shortly after January 1. He previously led a new church at Los Alamos New Mexico before moving to Evanston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert C. Wolf
Wittenberg College
Christ Lutheran Church
Athens
LSA
Wittenberg
University Lutheran Church
East Lansing
Mich
Fred E. Luchs
Athens First Presbyterian Church
First Congregational Church
Ann Arbor
Mr. Luchs
Evanston
Ill
Los Alamos
New Mexico
Two Drivers Face Charges After City Collision
In a Friday Municipal Court appearance two drivers from the collision at S May and Lincoln pled and were bound for further hearings. Harry Dalton 73 of Loren e Avenue pleaded guilty to failure to yield the right of way and paid a fine of 15 dollars plus costs. Ruby Jordan 21 of Carpenter Route 1 pleaded innocent to excessive speed and was held on a 30 dollar bond for the next Tuesday hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. May and
Lincoln
Harry Dalton
Lorene Ave
Ruby Jordan
Carpenter
Jordan
Dalton
Sheltering Arms Hospital Notes
A list of admissions and dismissals at Sheltering Arms Hospital includes new mothers and babies. Names include Mr. and Mrs. Charles Magru der of Athens with a daughter and Mr. and Mrs. James Rickard of Albany with a daughter. Several patients are admitted or dismissed from Chauncey and Athens locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Magruder
Athens
James Rickard
Albany
A. T. Stewart
Lee Jenkins
Chauncey
John Featherstone
Stewart
Charles Southwick
Joseph Essman
Doris Hart
Albert Perry
Tommie Root
Cheshire
Gas Explosion At May Avenue Home Spurs Fire Crew
Firemen were summoned shortly before 4 p m Thursday to the Bernard Hillen residence at 82 S May Ave where accumulated gas exploded as Mrs Hillen attempted to light a gas furnace. The blast blew the furnace door open and shattered a basement window pane. Fire crews shut off gas and electricity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernard Hillen
S. May Ave
Parkersburg Man Fined for Intoxication in City Court
George Sawley aged 36 of Parkersburg West Virginia pleaded guilty Friday in Municipal Court to a city police charge of intoxication and was fined 25 dollars plus costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Sawley
Parkersburg
W. Va
Suit Names Bus Firm for Ten Thousand Dollars
Jean Orrick of Columbus sues Jack Maurer of Nelsonville and Lake Shore Coach Co. in Common Pleas Court seeking 10000 damages after tripping on a mop bucket at the Nelsonville bus station on Oct 28, 1955. She cites $889 in medical bills and demands judgment against Maurer and the coach company. She had just bought a ticket for a trip to Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Pleas
Jean Orrick
Columbus
Jack Maurer
Nelsonville
Lake Shore Coach Co
Maurer
Maurer, Operator of the Bus Station, and the Coach Company
Divorce Petition Alleges Gross Neglect and Cruelty
Clarys Wagner files for divorce in Common Pleas Court against Edward L. Wagner of Gary Indiana. They wed April 2 1955 in Richmond Indiana. She cites gross neglect and extreme cruelty and seeks custody and support for one minor child.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Pleas Court
Clarys Wagner
Edward L. Wagner
Gary
Ind
Richmond
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Supreme Court
Eloise Mechling
Glenford School
Nelsonville High School
James C. Rees
Rexall
Cline Pharmacy Co
Helly
Read Bakery
S. Court St
Central
Breeding Assn
Wayne Henry
Mercury
IBB
Kiwanis
Athens Kiwanis Club
Otis Simpson
Rev
Luchs
Michigan
Sheltering Arms Hospital
G. H. Martin & Son
Richland Ave
Athens, Ohio
Buckeye Cafeteria
N. Court St
Job
Mike Baker
Reedsville
Pol, Adv
Loyal Order OF Moose
McKee
Prescription Store of
Fred Kiltan
Mgr
Security Bank Bldg
Commonwealth Telephone Co. OF
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