Youth Is Found Guilty In Athens Man's Death
Logan Common Pleas Court jury convicts William S. Jasper Jr., 19, Lancaster, of second degree manslaughter in the Dec 12 Route 33 crash that killed Charles T. Tribe, 58, of Athens. Sentencing set for Saturday at 10 a.m. Evidence included car positions at impact and the victim alive before the crash. autopsy not performed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Common Pleas Court
William S. Jasper, Jr
Lancaster
Ohio University
Charles T. Tribe
Athens
Jasper
Harley Meyer
Paul Hartman
Owen Yaw
Yaw
Tribe
Murray City Man Unhurt In Crash
State Highway Patrol reports 20 year old Richard John Martin of Murray City uninjured when his car rolled over on Route 216 north of the Athens Hocking County line. The right front tire blew out causing the loss of control on a curve.
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Logan
Richard John Martin
Murray City
Athens-Hocking County
State Highway Patrol
Auto Hits Parked Car on E Second Street
Logan city police investigated a two vehicle accident on E Second Street in front of the General Telephone Co. Mary Belle Hutchinson 55 of 53 Bowen Street struck a parked car owned by David Wolfe 341 West Main Street. Hutchinson suffered a chest injury and a passenger bit her tongue. Hutchinson cited for failure to maintain assured clear distance. William Richard Cox Lancaster cited for reckless driving on Mariana Hunters Streets. He to appear before Mayor Jack Moorehead Tuesday at 7 30 p.m.
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Logan — City
E. Second St
General Telephone Co
Mary Belle Hutchinson
Bowen St
E. Second
David Wolfe
W. Main St
Logan
William Richard Cox
Lancaster
Mariana Hunter
Jack Moorehead
Weekend travels and church notes fill Racine page
Racine notes detail visits among families in Columbus Circleville and Akron. A hospital transfer reports Elbert Gillilan after a stroke. Syracuse EUB revival set for April 13 with conference leadership and Lois Ann Sterritt elected lay delegate. Toll free autobahns total about 2000 miles in West Germany.
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Elbert Gillilan
Veterans Hospital
Huntington
W. Va
Margaret Sellers
Mountain State Business College
Parkersburg
Paul A. Sellers
Syracuse Evangelical United Brethren Church
Syracuse
Carmel Church
C. F. Lutz
Lois Ann Sterritt
Gas Company's Manager Retires After 41 Years of Service
Gerald H. Baird, Logan manager for Columbia Gas of Ohio, Inc., will retire May 1 after 41 years with the company. Born April 26, 1899 in Nelsonville, he began as a service man in 1923 and held posts in Dayton Athens Nelsonville and Logan before becoming Logan manager in 1945. He and his wife Ethel reside at 975 Mohican Ave Logan and have two sons.
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Logan
Gerald H. Baird
Columbia Gas of Ohio, Inc
Gas
Ernest F. Rothel
Athens
Columbia
Ohio
Baird
Gas Company
Dayton
Nelsonville
Nelsonville High School
Ethel
Mohican Ave
P. R. Baird
Shannon Ave
Bill L. Baird
N. Wood St
Local families share visits and new arrivals across states
Buchtel notes multiple trips from California to Ohio with Ruth Ann Nixon visiting relatives, while Roy Wright helps celebrate granddaughter Jan Andiria in Georgia. Other gatherings include a new baby at Mount St. Mary Hospital, Dayton-area hospital stays, and relatives visiting in Columbus and New Straitsville. Rotary discusses watch industry changes in Logan. New Straitsville PTA to host spring carnival to fund gym curtains.
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Alma O’neil
Charleston
W. Va
Mae Healher
Wayne Hart
Jess Healbert
Dessie Pauley
Dick McGhee
Annie Baker
Chloe Rife
Mary Covert
Columbus
Jim Martin
Mount St. Mary Hospital
Frank Martin
William Clark
Navy
Ed Pickett
Lancaster
John Wade
Johnnie
Kimberley
Wade
Joyce Juniper
Eddie Neuman
Charles Fiddler
Richard Fiddler
New Straitsville
Rodger Fiddler
Logan
Able Hayden
Nelsonville
Russell McDonald
Veterans Hospital
Dayton
Bernice
Sharon
Kay
Agnes McDonald
Jim
Bert Dial
Debbie Trimble
Ralph Wilson’s
New Straitsville Pta
Trade Club Saluted By Union Chief
Carl A. Bachmann of the Oil Chemical and Atomic Workers Union praises the Logan Trade Club for providing facilities used by both union and Carborundum Co during the Local 7630 strike. He thanks Harry Smith and Mr. Myers for courtesies and notes their role in an early amicable settlement.
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Logan
Carl A. Bachmann
Oil, Chemical and Atomic Workers Union
Logan Trade Club
Harry Smith
OCA
Carborundum Co
Myers
Hocking Valley Hospital Births and Dismissals
Birth notices list a girl for Mr and Mrs William Miller of Logan Route 8 and a girl for Mr and Mrs Ronald Schultz of Logan W Second St. Dismissals include Mrs Maud Tremain of Logan Motherwell Ave and Mrs Mabel Brandt of Logan N Spring St among others. Logan filing for $6000 note foreclosure and marriage license issued to Larry Neff and Bonnie Schein.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Miller
Logan Route 8
Ronald E. Schultz
W. Second St
Logan
Maud Tremain
Motherwell Ave
Mabel F. Brandt
N. Spring St
Harry Ruff Andson
Jennison Ave
Larry David Neff
Logan Clay Products
Bonnie Sue Schein
Smead’s Manufacturing Co
Three Juveniles Lose Driving Privileges in Court
Judge Rhea Brown heard three juvenile cases. Stephen Cooper16 of 936 Church St speeding led to 90 day driving suspension. Roger Finney17 of 770 E Main St received 30 day pleasure driving suspension for failing to stop at a stop sign. Steven Hurt16 of 581 Warner Ave pled guilty to failing to stop and was fined suspension of 60 days.
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the Messenger
Athens, Ohio
Testi
Murray
Racine
Sam Curtis
Sue Ann
Jack Eslocker
George Davis
Marcia Ann Wells
Washington Court House
Harry Cur
Ann Coe
Will Jones
Akron
John Davis
Kenneth Swart
James Swart
al Crow
Charles Wagner
Steve
Fred Goeglein
Circleville
Barry
Garry Watson
Algon
West Germany
Super-X
East State Street
Kroger Super Market
Colgate
Johnson
Vick
Isodette
Absorbine JR. Liquid
Carter
Woodbury
Finnal
SCO Corr
Mote
U. S
Iin
Cie Hobnail
Itu
Pese
Tom
Nytol
St. Joseph Children
Buchtel
By Anna Wilson
Hugh Little
Blosser’s
Trade Club
Hocking Valley Hospital
Harold A. Brimner
Lawrence Dixon
Box
George L. Crow
Poplar St
Kenneth Williams
W. Hunter St
Louis Evans
Hocking
Carpenter
High St
Glouster
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