Youth Forging Spree Ends With Window Dive in Athens
James Dolan 19 of Washington DC crashed head first through a Parker Bros window at 5 N Court St after forging checks. He was chased by police, captured in an alley beside Hotel Athens, and received 16 stitches for arm gashes at City Jail. He faced arraignment on forgery charges.
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Parker Bros
N. Court St
James Dolan
Washington, D. C
Athens
Dolan
Court St
F. J. Beasley Co
W. Washington St
Bank of Athens
Hotel Athens
City
Len B. McCune
Gordon Gray
A. H. Brooks
Cline Ice Cream Co
M. M. Munn
W. Union St
J.G. Hope
East Side
Mickle Tire & Accessories Co
Hope
Luckoff
Herman Luckoff
Cline's
Beasley Co
R. C. Hess
W. Washington
Frank Joyce
Arthur Hines
Beasley
Carman Chase
Vinton County Worker Hurt in Falling Tree Incident
James Salmans, 50, of Hamden, was treated at Sheltering Arms Hospital after a fall from a tree during a relief project near McArthur. His skull was fractured and neck injured, condition serious. Harry Brill and Mrs. Brill, of Broadwell, were reported improved after a powder explosion at the Nagle Mine near Amesville. Mrs. Ernestine Colley of Athens underwent a minor operation, and Bertha Grubbs of Guysville Route 3 also had surgery at the hospital today.
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James Salmans
Hamden
Sheltering Arms Hospital
McArthur
Harry Brill
Broadwell
Nagle
Amesville
Ernestine Colley
Athens
Bertha Grubbs
Guysville
Medical Society Meeting Moves to First Wednesday Schedule
About 20 Athens County Medical Society members met at the First MEF Church. Charles S. Neogon of the State Medical Association spoke on Medical Organization. The group changed meeting day to the first Wednesday. next gathering will be in Nelsonville.
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Athens County Medical Society
Charles S. Ne]gon
State Medical Association
Nelsonville
New Members Attend Rotary Club Session
Athens Rotary Club welcomed about 10 new members at Hotel Berry on Monday as Howard Bobo explained the club’s philosophy of service. The group announced an invitation to attend an inter city meeting in Marietta on October 1.
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Rotary
Athens Rotary Club
Hotel Berry
Howard Bobo
Athens Club
Marietta
Beauty Plus
Rose Veronica Coyle
Atlantic City
Philadelphia
Miss Coyle
Hollywood
Funeral services for James Tabler Stewart Wednesday
Funeral services for James Tabler Stewart will be held Wednesday at 10 in Kilvert. Burial will follow near Kilvert. The notice notes a general claim that American men spend nearly two-thirds as much as women on beauty aids.
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James Tabler Stewart
Kilvert
Schapiro Freed After Paying Victim Expenses
Maurice Schapiro a 36 year old former state liquor enforcement inspector pleaded guilty in Athens County Common Pleas Court to shooting with intent to wound Wyatt Cunningham 32. He received a two year probation with imposition suspended after paying 1500 to a trust fund for Cunningham medical bills and needed surgery. The fund is overseen by Elizabeth Mills deputy clerk in the prosecutor’s office. The case stems from an Armistice Day incident in Court Street following an alleged arrest for untaxed liquor and a subsequent escape from custody.
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Maurice Schapiro
Portsmouth
Athens County
Cunningham
Elizabeth Mills
Harold J. Rose
Schapiro
Rolland Ruth
Court St
Ten Men Fined In City Court Arraignments
Ten men received fines totaling 145 dollars in city court before Mayor Len B. McCune. William Kestley of Sugar Creek paid 100 dollars and six months license revocation for drunk driving. Elmo Landis of Athens paid 5 dollars for reckless driving. Five others from Athens and nearby towns were fined 5 dollars each for intoxication.
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Len B. McCune
William Kestley
Sugar Creek
State Highway Patrol
Route 31
Sugar Creek Road
Elmo Landis
Athens
Lancaster St
Fight
Harry Williams
Clyde Sams
Athena
Paul Young
Glouster
Ike van Dyke
Luhrig
Starling Shingler
Mineral
Charles Pitt
John Hooper
E. R. Wilson
Health Officers Lead Milk Sanitation Session at Ohio University
Athens and surrounding counties health and sanitation officers attended a milk sanitation program at Ohio University Biological Laboratory. Officials led the session on bacteria counts, sewage disposal, and water sanitation, with farm and plant visits. A similar meeting is planned in Mansfield on Thursday, Sept. 17.
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Athens
Ohio University Biological Laboratory
RR. L. Marlow
R. Leonard
E. A. Graber
Pomeroy
M. J. Dotter
Mr. Marlow
Athens County
Mansfield
Murch Funeral To Be Held on Wednesday
Funeral services for Rev. F. D. Murch former pastor of the Athens Christian Church will be held Wednesday afternoon at 8 oclock at the W Union St Cemetery. The funeral party will arrive in Athens this evening and friends may call at the Jager Funeral Home on Wednesday until 3 oclock.
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F. D. Murch
Athens Christian Church
East Palestine
W. Union St
Athens
Jager Funeral Home
License Sale Opens Here Wednesday In Athens
Drivers licenses go on sale in Athens at the office of Cr L Jordan deputy registrar of motor vehicles in the basement of the Courthouse. Chauffeurs licenses start next week with a 40 cent fee and a detailed application including personal and health information. Temporary permits issued for under 18 or limited driving experience.
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Athens
Cr. L. Jordan
Republicans Meet at Party Headquarters
Mrs. Anna K Price chaired a 40 member meeting of Athens County Republican Women at the party headquarters in the Cline Building yesterday afternoon Plans were made to organize all Republican women in the county with a township vice chairperson to be named A county executive committee meeting followed at the headquarters this afternoon
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Anna K. Price
Athens County
Republican Women's Organization
Cline Building
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