Three Hurt in Area Road Crashes Over Weekend
Athens County deputies report five weekend accidents on area highways injuring three people. Pauline Powell 29 of Athens Route 3 suffered a sprained back when her car overturned on Peach Ridge Road after midnight. Her husband Walter Powell 28 Athens Route 3 was the driver and was fined $20 for unsafe operation. In Richland Ave crashes, eight year old Charles Douglas was treated for a head bruise after a rear end collision with Wilda Platt 26 of The Plains. Wayne Capehart 18 New Haven West Virginia received a fine for failing to stop within the assured clear distance ahead after rear ending Robert Parker 18 Athens. George Besc oe 36 Athens injured when his pickup hit a fence on Route 682 at Lower Plains and was treated then released. Saturday evening on Route 33 near Nelsonville Harold Gibson 18 Columbus and Dorothy Warman 17 Mt Vernon sideswiped during a passing maneuver.
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Athens
State Highway Patrol
Peach Ridge Road
Pauline Powell
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Powell
Justice of the Peace Charles Rider
Richland Ave
Charles H. Douglas
Wilda Platt
the Plains
Charles Douglas
John Daugherty
Robert F. Parker
Wayne Capehart
New Haven
W. Va
Parker Auto
Daugherty
Capehart
Justice Rider
George Bescoe
Lower Plains
Nelsonville
Harold R. Gibson
Columbus
Dorothy Warman
Mt. Vernon
Gibson
Warman
Murray Man Found Dead in Richland Ave Apartment
James Dugan 35 of Murray City was found dead at 11 am in his Richland Ave apartment. Police reported no violence. coroner Dr John Elias summoned to determine natural causes. Dugan, a Phoenix Pies distributor, was last seen Sunday night. tenant Denver Gooding found the body.
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James Dugan
Murray City
Richland Ave
J. B. Grogan
John H. Elias
Dugan
Phoenix
Denver Gooding
Gooding
Insurance questions answered at no charge or obligation
If you address your own insurance questions to this office, we will try to give you the correct answers with no charge or obligation of any kind.
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Williamson
Cincinnati
Fire permits curtailed around Athens edge of town
Fire Chief Charles Dalton announced that no burning permits will be issued to residents on the fringe of Athens. In cooperation with the State Forestry Department the order aims to prevent brush and forest fires near homes adjacent to Woodland land. Residents burning trash are urged to watch fires closely and call the fire department immediately if a grass blaze starts.
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Athens
Charles Dalton
Dalton
State Forestry Department
Five Drivers Arrested Fined on Traffic Offenses
Five drivers arrested by the State Highway Patrol over the weekend were fined when arraigned on traffic offenses. Franklin Glenaman 18 of New Straitsville paid 20 dollars and costs for leaving the scene of an accident. Clarence Kimmey 18 of Zaleski was fined 5 dollars and costs for driving without first obtaining a license. Lewis Woolery 36 of Nelsonville Route 2 paid 5 dollars and costs for failing to heed a stop sign. Woodrow Ash 35 of Athens Route 2 and Alden Bendo 20 of Athens were fined 5 dollars and costs each for passing in a hazardous zone.
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State Highway Patrol
Franklin Glenaman
New Straitsville
Charles Wallace
Clarence Kimmey
Zaleski
Justice of the Peace Sharp of
McArthur
Lewis Woolery
Nelsonville
Logan
Roger Friend
Friend
Woodrow Ash
Athens
Alden Bendo
Two Men Fined on Intoxication Charges
Robert Jones, 22, of the Third Armored Division Fort Knox Kentucky was fined 25 dollars and costs after a Saturday intoxication conviction in Mayor Peter B Seels court. James Cooper 53 Athens Route 3 was fined 10 dollars and costs for intoxication.
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Robert Jones
Third Armored Division
Fort Knox
Peter B. Seel
James Cooper
Athens
Hol lister attends three day conference for children's homes
Cleveland officials report Wesley O Hollister superintendent of the Athens County Children's Home and Mrs Hollister attended a three day conference for children's home administrators at Western Bester University from October 23 to 25.
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Cleveland
Wesley O. Hollister
Athens County Children’s Home
Hollister
Western Bester University
Central School Assembly Highlights Halloween Skits
Central Elementary School held a Friday morning assembly for first to third grades with the kindergarten guests. Five students in first grade performed a jack-o-lantern poem, while second grade members presented a Halloween poem and song. Third grade presented a health theme skit and class song.
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Central Elementary School
Mildred Lasth
Blanche Long
Martha Hooper
Kenneth Gebhart
Terry Bumpass
Lorretta McGlone
Juanita Salyers
Robert Williams
Diantha Murphy
Judith Sheldon
Juanita Clyse
Youth Held In Breaking A Trimble Residence
A 14 year old Glouster route 3 boy was cited for breaking and entering a Trimble Township residence. Deputy Sheriff Frank Joyce said the home of Lawrence Skinner was entered Saturday afternoon and $26 taken. The youth showed $4 of the money in a can he hid during a two hour interview Sunday. He was later turned over to Juvenile Court authorities after the interview. The deputy noted a prior arrest about a year ago in connection with the Hollister School break-in.
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Glouster
Trimble Township
Frank Joyce
Lawrence Skinner
Glouster Route 3
Hollister School
Auto Collisions Reported At City Intersection
Two cars collided Sunday at the corner of N Court and Carpenter Streets. LaRue Van Meter 54 Falls Church Va turned left into an eastbound car driven by James Music 27 Gallion. In a separate crash Barnett Task 19 of 38 East State Street reported his parked car was struck on Saturday and transmission damage occurred, snapping several teeth.
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N. Court
Carpenter Streets
Carpenter St
LaRue van Meter
Falls Church
James H. Music
Galion
Barnett Allen Task
E. State St
Driver Fined and Jailed for DUI
Jerry E. Woodrow, 24, of 93 N Congress St, pleaded guilty to operating a motor vehicle under the influence. Mayor Woodrow ordered a $100 fine plus costs and 10 days in jail after his arrest by city police Saturday.
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Jerry E. Woodrow
N. Congress St
Peter B. Seel
Woodrow
Lancaster Car Recovered in Athens After Theft
A car stolen Friday in Lancaster was recovered Saturday night on N Court Street in Athens by police. Chief Joseph B Grogan said the auto was likely driven to Athens by two Boys Industrial School escapees who later took an Athens resident's car and were later captured in Marietta.
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Lancaster
N. Court St
Athens
Joseph B. Grogan
Boys’ Industrial School
Marietta
Texas Eastern Transmission declares 25 cent quarterly dividend
The board of directors announces a 25 cent per share quarterly dividend on common stock of Texas Eastern Transmission Corp payable December 1 1952 to stockholders of record at end of business October 31 1952.
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Houston
Texas Eastern Transmission Corp
Atoo
Thirteen Candidates to Speak at Public Meeting
Thirteen candidates for office along with two speakers on levies will address a candidates' meeting Wednesday at 8 p.m. in the common pleas court room. Athene League of Women Voters sponsors say the session is open to the public.
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Common Pleas Court Room
Athens League of Women Voters
C. Stan
Athens County Engineer David Cooper Dies After Illness
David Miller Cooper, 67, an Athens County native and State Highway Department civil engineer, died Saturday night at Sheltering Arms Hospital after a heart attack. He lived at 148 Kelso Rd., Columbus, and attended the OU Miami game with his wife before falling ill en route to New Marshfield. Funeral plans set for R. L. Southwick funeral home, with graveside services at Hebbardsville Cemetery.
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David Miller Cooper
Athens County
State Highway Department
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Cooper
Kelso Rd
Columbus
Ohio University
Athens
New Marshfield
Louise
David M. Cooper III
Calvin Smith
Brewster
E. L. Wilson
Sarah. Cooper
R. L. Clutter
R. F. Traphagan
Circleville
R. L. Southwick
Hebbardsville Cemetery
Sheltering Arms Hospital Notes
List of admissions and discharges at Sheltering Arms Hospital includes Mrs. Effie Finearty Logan Mamie Biddle Athens Mrs Mildred Ogle Athens Mrs Betty Hayburn Wellston Norman Saylor Mineral and others. discharges include Mrs John Gallagher Athens and daughter Mrs Charles Gaston Athens and Mrs Melvin Adams Athens and son.
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Effie Finearty
Logan
Mamie Biddle
Athens
Mildred Ogle
Betty Hayburn
Wellston
Norman Saylor
Mineral
John Gallagher
Charles Gaston
Melvin Adams
John Sheffer
Donald Hawk
Stacy Phillips
Portsmouth
Robert Young
Esta Stout
Albany
Frank Skinner
Glouster
Emma Jones
Mary Krivesti
the Plains
Phyllis J. Burke
Carpenter
Lenna Wood
Red Cross History and Activities Outlined in Talk
Mrs. Helen Daily executive secretary of the local Red Cross chapter delivered an historical sketch of the Red Cross and its activities at the Red Cross office. The talk was part of the regular volunteer orientation attended by headquarters and blood bank staff motor corps and grey Ladies. Volunteers present included Mrs. M. E. Twiss Mrs. Harry Foster Mrs. John Algeo Mrs. Maxwell Pullen Mrs. Otis Simpson Mrs. Glen Pratt and Mrs. James Scriven.
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Red Cross
Helen Daily
Blood Bank
Motor Corps
Grey Ladies
M. E. Twiss
Harry Foster
John Algeo
Maxwell Pullen
Otis Simpson
Glen Pratt
James Scriven
Stamp and Attendance Banners Awarded to School Class
A tax stamp banner is awarded to the Junior High School group with the most sales tax stamps per six weeks, says Principal Harold E. McBride. For the first six weeks, Fred Swearingen's eighth grade class earned the stamp banner and also won the attendance banner with a 99.3 percent record.
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Harold E. McBride
Fred Swearingen
Gentlemen of the Jury Discuss Ten Dollar Words
The piece warns juries may escalate damages in a suit and urges proper liability insurance as the best way to control costs. It explains how insurance can limit exposure and advises readers to evaluate coverage to protect against large judgments.
See Any of the Friendly Agents Listed Below Donald KE
Barstow, R. Murphey, and other agents are listed. the note requests contact for this group.
Junior High Honor Pupils Are Listed
Names of students on the Junior High School honor roll for the first six weeks are announced. Seventh grade boys include Adams, Begg, Campbell, Clifford, Collins, Cornwell, Cornwell, Courcey, Evans, Gaskill, Gilmore, Hanson, Hughes, Lausche, Markham, Simpkins, Smith, Snyder, Weber, White. Seventh grade girls include Arment, Boden, Collett, Corradini, Corradini, Davis, Downard, Elliott, Hall, Heft, Hill, Hoskins, Hawkins, Kovlan, Mills, Moore, Rose, Seaman, Wallace, Yuill. Eighth grade boys include Baedecker, Baldwin, Dowier, Goldberg, Jones, Metters, Murphy, Reamer, Snyder, Wagner, White, Widdes, Williams. Eighth grade girls include Baker, Bolin, Bowling, Brooks, Coury, Dean, Duncan, Fields, Fleck, Gardner, Gilbert, Goldsberry, Humphreys, Jones, LaFollette, Sands, McIntorf, Merz, Oberholzer, Bardin, Rauch, Ridenour, Risley, Sherow, Steinmetz, Weber, Williams. Ninth grade boys include Hammer, Lee, Nunemaker, Rood, Rowan, Rutkoskie, Snyder, South. Ninth grade girls include Beckett, Camp, Edgar, Gab riel, Garber, Gilmore, Jones, Kirchner, Linton, Lynn, Nida, Simpkins, Stehr, Witham, Wood.
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John Adams
Terry Begg
George Campbell
Curtis Clifford
Robert Collins
Brent Cornwell
Leslie Cornwell
Clifton Courcey
Tom Evans
James Gaskill
David Gilmore
Frank Hanson
James Hughes
Louis Lausche
Billy Markham
John Simpkins
Kenneth Smith
Wilson Snyder
Fred Weber
Terry White
Claire Arment
Wally Boden
Barbara Collett
Barbara Corradini
Beverly Corradini
Judy Davis
Sharon Downard
Susanne Elliott
Sue Hall
Marlinda Heft
Judith Hill
Beverly Hoskins
Nancy Hawkins
Regina Kovlan
Alice Mills
Molly Moore
Lee Ann Rose
Suzanne Seaman
Anita Wallace
Janet Yuill
Phil Baedecker
Tom Baldwin
Jim Dowier
David Goldberg
Tommy Jones
Tom Metters
Gordon Murphy
John Reamer
Don Snyder
William Wagner
Richard White
Tom Widdoes
Clark Williams
Anne Baker
Geraldine Bolin
Sarah Bowling
Saundra Brooks
Charlotte Coury
Joyce Dean
Geraldine Duncan
Rose Ann Fields
Judy Fleck
Lynn Gardner
Rosalie Gilbert
Phyllis Goldsberry
Barbara Humphreys
Susan Jones
Margaret LaFollette
Marilyn Sands
Dolores McIntorf
Judy
Sandra Garber
Carolyn Gilmore
Kay Jones
Annette Kirchner
Sandra Linton
Sally Lynn
Marilyn Nida
Rita Simpkins
Marie Stehr
Caryl Witham
Regina Wood
Lewis and Nelson Named in Local Teen Couple Status
Jerald J. Lewis, 23, of The Plains and Dorothy Nelson, 17, of Chauncey are identified in the latest local social notes. This item records their names and ages as part of a community notices roundup.
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Jerald J. Lewis
the Plains
Dorothy Nelson
Chauncey
Twelve Building Permits Filed In September
Service Safety Director Fred H Beckler's office issued 12 permits in September with an estimated total value of 30400 dollars. August had 13 permits worth 31500 dollars. Largest permit went to Wilson Baker for a new residence at 15,000 dollars. Dayton Kern received 11,000 dollars for another residence. Other permits include Homer Baird 450 dollars remodeling, Tom Rose 250 dollars garage, C R White 500 dollars remodeling, Edward Moran 800 dollars remodeling, Donald Barstow 300 dollars remodeling garage, George Sheldon 1900 dollars remodeling residence, Elza Osborn 200 dollars enclosure porch, Dora Cunningham 300 dollars remodeling porch, Ralph Dunfee 100 dollars garage, William Wolfe 500 dollars remodeling garage.
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Service Safety
Fred H. Beckler
Wilson Baker
Elmwood Pl
Dayton Kern
Charles St
Homer Baird
Franklin Ave
Tom Rose
C. R. White
First St
Edward Moran
Ohio Ave
Donald Barstow
Mill St
George Sheldon
Elza Qsborn
Richland Ave
Dora Cunningham
William Wolfe
Woodside Dr
Convention Opposed by Ohio Real Estate Board
The Athens Hocking Real Estate Board urges Ohio voters to oppose a Constitutional Convention and vote no on the ballot issue November 4. Proponents seek to remove the 10 mill tax limit on real estate, a move the board says would affect land and property owners. Earl D. Mender of Nelsonville is president and J F Kempton of Athens is secretary.
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Ohio
Athens-Hocking Real Estate Board
Earl D. Mender
Nelsonville
J. F. Kempton
Athens
Hio Associations of Real Estates
Deed Total Rises as Athens County Real Estate Activity
Athens County real estate activity increased in September per an unofficial count by County Recorder Claudis Chartel's office. Fees totaled 978.15 dollars, the highest monthly amount in 1952, with 117 deeds recorded, Chartel mortgages up to 520, and 68 mortgages processed, while discharges and various certificates, cemetery deeds, assignments, right of way, powers of attorney and leases were also handled.
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Athens County
Claudis Chaptel
Town Meeting Convocation On Campus Supports 1964 Campaign
A Town Meeting at Ohio University Memorial Auditorium Thursday at 7 30 p m will feature a campus convocation on the current national campaign. John L Smith Amvets past national commander represents the Democrats and Fred Milligan head of Ohio Citizens for Eisenhower and Nixon supports the Republicans.
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Ohio University
Memorial Auditorium
Student Council
John L. Smith
The
Amvets
Democrats
Fred Milligan
Ohio
Citizens For
Eisenhower
Nixon
Republicans
Invitational Debate Set at Denison and Buckeye Hockey Tourney
Debaters from nine Ohio colleges will attend Denison University's invitational warmup to discuss fair employment practices. Participating schools include Case, Marietta, Muskingum, Ohio State, Ohio University, Ohio Wesleyan, Otterbein, Cincinnati and Wittenberg. On the same day Denison's Women's Athletic Association hosts Buckeye Field Hockey with teams from Capital, Bowling Green, Ohio State, Ohio University, Ohio Wesleyan and Denison.
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Ohio
Denison University
United States
Case Institute of Technology
Marietta
Muskingum
Ohio State University
Ohio University
Ohio Wesleyan
Otterbein
University of Cincinnati
Wittenberg
Women’s Athletic Association
Denison
Buckeye Field Hockey Association
Capital
Bowling Green
Ohio State
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