Injunction Dropped at Athens Pepsila Bottling Plant
Carroll Smeck, manager of the Athens Pepsila Bottling Co. plant near Chauncey, reports a temporary injunction to curb mass picketing and union intimidation has been dropped. Seventeen workers were laid off last Thursday after the company refused to recognize a union drive. The plant will continue limited operation as a distribution point. production will resume with rehiring on seniority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carroll Smeck
Athens Pepsila Bottling Co
Chauncey
Common Pleas Court
Smeck
28 Cases Ready for May Term Grand Jury in New England
Prosecuting Attorney Joel Draper readies 28 cases for the May term grand jury. Notable items include prior New England defendants Kathryn Britton and Orville Stover linked to the June 21 shooting, with Britton returning as complainant against Andy Brozak, and Brozak as witness against her for threats. Additional cases involve break ins, larceny, non support, and motor vehicle charges with bond details. The panel includes Athens area jurors and several community members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
sAyow Gilgiang
Ita
Ivai Ovewall
Kathryn Britton
New England
Grafton
Athens
William Goodfellow
Edward Lyons
Basil Minerd, Jr
Columbus
Justice of the Peace
D. E. Jones
Donald R. White
Lancaster
Peter B. Seel
Pearl Cunningham
Shade
JP Jones
Evelyn Marshall
Seel
James T. Marshall
Grand Larceny
Roy Garner
Glouster
William Bart
New Marshfield
William Driggs
Richard Eugene Rife
Arthur Kennedy
Albert Leff Baggett
Troy
Ala
Kim Ross
Kennedy
Donald Evener
Albert B. Covert
Mineral
Jones
Charlies Carr
N. McKinley Ave
Charles Pierce
N. Court St
Eugene Nott
Thomas Williams
James Yates
the Plains
Ellis Stiers
W. Washington St
Shearer Murphy
Nelsonville
Alva Harper
Lorene Ave
Omer L
Secoy
Cleveland
Gertrude Wolfe
Faye Cline
Fred McKay
A. R. Linscott
William Williams
Mildred Calentine
Amesville
Charles McBee
Stewart
E. Annie Callany
Coolville
Ben Skinner
Trimble
Laverne Chesser
Elizabeth Harvey
Chauncey
Home Coming Sunday Oct 4 with Dinner and Talks
Sunday School at 9 30 A M Basket Dinner at Noon Rev Ed Life afternoon speaker and special singing. Everyone welcome.
Cities Power To Regulate Traffic Cited
Ohio attorney general says municipalities may regulate highway traffic within borders with broad authority. The exception is requiring village approval to place traffic lights. ruling also allows banning left turns at state highway intersections without highway department consent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
Atty
William O'Neill
S. O. Linzell
O'Neill
Highway Department
Linzell
Birth and deaths from Sheltering Arms Hospital notes
A birth is recorded for Mr. and Mrs. L. I. Lovett of Athens a son. Admissions include Mrs. Elior Stevens and Frank Colburn of Guysville. Discharges list John Maxwell Elmer Pierce and Mrs. Julie Toth and Mrs. Evelyn Sams in Athens and Glouster. Charles Allen of Columbus dies at 76 from injuries after a Sept. 15 accident in Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. I. Lovett
Athens
Elior Stevens
Frank Colburn
Guysville
John Maxwell
Elmer Pierce
Julie Toth
Glouster
Evelyn Sams
Columbus
Charles Allen
Athens County land transfers show deed trades in Nelsonville and Dover Township
Charles A Powers of Nelsonville transfers part of Inlet 1190 in Sugar Orchard Addition to William E Haskins of Nelsonville. R W Devitt of Athens County transfers real estate in Dover Township to Maud Hartman of The Plains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles A. Powers
Nelsonville
William E. Haskins
Inlet
Sugar Orchard
R. W. Devitt
Athens County
Maud Hartman
the Plains
Dover Township
Mayor Fines Two Athens Men for Intoxication
Harold G. Young and Arthur Johnson pled guilty to intoxication charges and were fined by Mayor Peter B. Seel. Each man paid $10 plus costs. Young also had $15 of a suspended fine imposed and was jailed for nonpayment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Peter B. Seel
Harold G. Young
E. State St
Arthur Johnson
Central Ave
Young
Fire Damages Warehouse Beverage Co Plant in South Euclid
A Tuesday blaze at the Warehouse Beverage Co plant in South Euclid caused about $35,000 in damage. No injuries were reported as firefighters contained the fire and secured the site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Warehouse Beverage Co
South Euclid
Mercury Climbs to 95 in Athens on Tuesday
The day saw temperatures reach 95 as heat persisted in Athens. The prior day stood at 73 by 9 am while night brought a chilly low near 39 with blankets needed after a 40 degree low yesterday.
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Mercury
Athens
Personal Safety Related Wound Fatal To E. E. Creed
Eugene E. Creed 78 of 122 Morris Ave was found dead in a garage behind his niece’s home Mrs. Albert Johnson 155 Morris Ave The coroner said he died of a self inflicted wound in the left chest He had been in failing health Creed a certified public accountant lived in Placerville Calif later moved to Athens He was a Mason and Scottish Rite funeral Thursday 3 p.m. at Stout funeral home Nelsonville Rev Roger Rice Rev Lloyd Evans burial New Marshfield Cemetery
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene E. Creed
Morris Ave
Albert Johnson
John H. Elias
Creed
Louisville
James
Mary Ann Creed
Jessie
Johnson
Placerville
Calif
Athens
Scottish Rite
Stout
Nelsonville
Roger Rice
Lloyd Evans
New Marshfield Cemetery
Frost Resident Miriam Petty Dies After Illness
Mrs. Miriam Mozelle Petty 70 of Frost died Tuesday evening at Camden Clark Hospital Parkersburg after a long illness. She leaves two daughters Geraldine Vocke of Frost and Josephine Brautigam of Sydney, four brothers Peter Morris Everett Parson and Edward of Stewart and Little Hocking, and two grandchildren Bernard and Judy Brautigam. Her husband preceded her in death. Services Friday 2 p.m. at Frost Universalist Church by Rev. Maurice Lucas. Burial in Troy Baptist Cemetery. Visitation at White Funeral Home or at the family residence after 2 p.m. Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coolville
Miriam Mozelle Petty
Camden Clark Hospital
Parkersburg
W. Va
Frost
Geraldine Vocke
Josephine Brautigam
Sydney
Peter
Morris
Everett Parson
Stewart
Edward
Little Hocking
Bernard
Judy Brautigam
Frost Universalist Church
Maurice Lucas
Troy Baptist Cemetery
White Funeral
Marshfield Barn Burns in Fire Near New Marshfield
Fire destroyed a barn behind the Clarence Young residence in New Marshfield around 2 pm Tuesday. Waterloo Consolidated School students helped by carrying water from nearby homes, but no damage estimate was given. Fire warden John Pierce cited a neighboring trash fire spreading to the barn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo Consolidated School
Clarence Young
New Marshfield
John Pierce
Waterloo
Pierce
Land Partition Sought in Alexander Township and Athens Lot
John D. Gift and Adena Higgins file a suit seeking partition of land in Alexander Township and an Athens lot. The petition states the land is included in the estate of the late Julian Gift and names Laura Sands Mary Laziman Len na Longden and Julian Arlo Gift as respondents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander Township
Athens
John D. Gift
Adena Higgins
Laura Sands
Mary Laziman
Lenna Longden
Julian Arlo Gift
Julian Gift
Fined After Crash In Richland Avenue Case
Clark W. Collins of 5303 Richland Avenue was fined ten dollars and costs by Justice of the Peace Charles Rider after the State Highway Patrol cited him for failing to stop within the assured clear distance ahead following an earlier accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark W. Collins
Richland Ave
Justice of the Peace Charles
Collins
State Highway Patrol
District Y Conference Set for Athens Ohio University Hosts Event
Southeastern Ohio Hi Y and Tri Hi Y conference returns to Athens with about 400 expected attendees. Nelsonville and Nelsonville clubs share duties for decorations while Pat Donahey co chairs with others. Athens Hi Y club led by Dennis White and Joe Daily will host as district leaders gather in Lancaster previous day to approve plans for Dec 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Lancaster
Lance
YMCA
John C. Baker
Ohio University
Pat Donahey
Nelsonville
Ron Dennis Logan
Athens Men Slated for Specialized Army Training
Two Athens men recently enlisted and will undertake specialized Army training. Thomas K. Shingler, son of Mrs. Katherine Shingier, will complete a six month radio repairman course at Camp Gordon Georgia. Marshal Seigfried, son of Mr and Mrs John Seigfried, will study a machinist course at Aberdeen Proving Ground Maryland. Both are graduates of Athens High School last spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Thomas K. Shingler
Katherine Shingier
W. State St
Camp Gordon
Marshal Seigfried
John Seigfried
N. May Ave
Aberdeen Proving Ground
Athens High School
Constable Bond Forfeit In State Street Collision
Ernest G Cook aged 21 of Columbus forfeited a $50 bond posted for his appearance in mayor's court on a charge of unsafe operation filed by city police after a Saturday night accident on E State St.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest G Cook
Columbus
Mayor's Court
E. State St
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U.S
Baker
Joel Draper
United States
U. S
United Nations Economic and Social Council
Geneva
Switzerland
Ewing Auditorium
State Department
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Robert Taft
Taft
Council
Wi'lard Elsbree
U.s Government Department
Departments of Commerce, Treasury, Agriculture
Ecosoc
Russia
Britain
France
China
Bethany Methodist Church
Guy White
Keystone
ROY E. Hawk & Co
Investment Securities Cline Bidg
Athens, Ohio
Cline Bidg
Keystone Organisation
Nam
Seve
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Pleasanton Methodist Church
W. H. Covert
Kenneth Frazier
Athens National Bank
Union St
E. E. Creed
Marshfield
Robinson Bros
E. Mill St
Athens O
Robert Rees Daugherty
Elwood Daugherty
Hamilton Afb
San Rafael
Sheppard Afb
Wichita Falls
Texas
HCO
Ice Cold
Fairgrounds Gate
Tel
Rapp
W. Union St
Southeastern Ohio
Shade Community Fair
Nice
Horse and Pony Show
Athens Buick Co
Beasleey & Mathews
Athens Livestock Sales
Iad
Arto
Beasley and Mathews
Ford
E. Carpenter
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