Brothers Admit Thefts In Rural Athens County Case
Four youths are linked to three burglaries in Kimberly area and surrounding homes. Decker brothers Charles and Glenford from Murray City confessed, joined by Ellsworth Cook of Murray City and James Cook of Millfield with varying admissions. Property recovered includes a rug, television, sewing machine, silverware, tools, and furniture. Proceedings set for municipal court for preliminary hearings.
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Athens County
Harold Shields
Sheriff's Department
Shields
Decker Brothers
Charles A
Glenford E
Murray City
Dorothy Terrell
George Kettell
Jesse Beverage
Ally
Kimberly
Nelsonville
James H. Cook
Millfield
Ellsworth S. Cook
James Cook
Kettell
Ellsworth Cook
Zanesville
Decker Boy
Athens
Education Commission Role Topic Addresses Ohio Colleges
Ohio University President John C. Baker will present the plan of the Governor's Commission on Higher Education to the Ohio College Association in Columbus. Baker, commission chairman, will discuss the group's proposed work at a general session.
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Governor's Commission On Higher Education
Ohio College Association
Ohio University
John C. Baker
Columbus
Baker
Ohio
Edward A. Sudnick
Fine levied for unregistered car in municipal court
Arthur L. Welsh, 25, of 28 Forest St., was fined $10 and costs in Municipal Court Thursday for failure to register his car, a city police charge.
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Arthur L. Welsh
Forest St
River Hocking rises slowly amid light rain
The Hocking River rose from 11.7 feet at 7 am to 12.4 feet four hours later as rainfall stayed at 0.02 inch. A 13.5 foot crest was forecast for Friday afternoon by the Weather Bureau. Roads were mostly dry with Glen Ebon Road flooded and closed while Sunnyhill Mine operations continued.
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Hocking
C. L. Colmer
U.S
U.S. Weather Bureau
State Highway Department
Glen Ebon
Sunnyhill
Hamley Run
Athens Group Attends Ohio Student Council Association Meet
Nine Athens High School students and administrators join the two day Ohio Student Council Association meeting at Miami University Oxford. Tom Baldwin leads discussions while Richard Life and Tom Evans attend as officer elects. The workshop is set for July 28 to August 2 at Ohio University. The Six Notes sextet performs during Friday sessions with Nancy Hawkins Barbara Corradini Beverly Corradini Mollie Moore Lee Ann Rose Judie Stalder.
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Athens
Don F. Thomann
E. P. Lynn
Ohio University
Ohio Student Council Association
Miami University
Oxford
Tom Baldwin
AHS
Richard Life
Tom Evans
Thomann
Lynn
Ohio Student Council
Six Notes
Miami
Nancy Hawkins
Barbara Corradini
Beverly Corradini
Mollie Moore
Lee Ann Rose
Judie Stalder
Philosophy Meet Brings WV and Ohio Scholars to OU Campus
More than 100 faculty and students from West Virginia and Ohio gathered at Ohio University for a two day joint conference of the Philosophy Section of the Ohio College Association and the West Virginia Philosophical Society. OU participants include Dr. Troy Organ as moderator and Stanley Grean as discussant.
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Philosophy
West Virginia
Ohio
Ohio University
Ohio College Association
West Virginia Philosophical Society
OCA
Columbus
OU Philosophy
Troy Organ
Stanley Grean
Ohio University Branches Director Addresses Education Meeting
Prof. A C Gubitz dean of the Ohio University Branches spoke on Community education to a Zanesville gathering of school superintendents from the Association of Public School Systems of America. He outlined the branch program now in five cities.
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A.C. Gubitz
Ohio University
Association of Public School Systems of America
Zanesville
Delegates Return From Jehovah's Witnesses Assembly
Eighteen delegates from the Athens congregation of Jehovah's Witnesses have returned from the semi annual assembly at Dennison.
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Athens
Three Teens Hurt in Two Auto Crashes on Route 13
Three teenagers were injured in two separate crashes on Route 13. Roger Werner 16 of Millfield suffered a back injury and possible internal damage after the vehicle driven by Thomas Kranyik 16 of Chauncey went off the highway and hit a power pole north of Chauncey at 6 30 p m Kranyik was uninjured Anita L Sisson 16 and Barbara Paskeivich 14 of Trimble sustained head bruises and Sisson sprained arm when their car left the road south of Jacksonville at 7 45 p m Sisson was the driver The patrol said the girls would contact their family physicians
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Roger Werner
Millfield
Mount St. Mary Hospial
Nelsonville
Thomas Kranyik
Chauncey
Kranyik
Anita L. Sisson
Barbara Paskeivich
Trimble
Miss Sisson
Jacksonville
Recognition Dinner Monday for Kootaga Scout Council
Area scout units prepared for the annual Kootaga council recognition dinner set for Monday at 7 p.m. in Ohio University Center ballroom. Over 200 from the Ohio and West Virginia council area are expected, with Perle Whitehead as main speaker and awards for outstanding leaders on the program.
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Kootaga
Camp Kootaga
Dick Life
Wayne White
Lowell Conant
Richard Taylor
Terry Walburn
Edgar Tuckerman
Glen Junod
Tuckerman
First Christian Church
Wallace Cameron
Fire Department
Robert Mahn
Walton Davies
Camp Whippool
Central Ave. Methodist Church
Bill Irvin
J. K. Bratton
Troop 54
D. D. Montoya
Valley Forge
Paul Brown
Ohio University Center
Perle Whitehead
Kootaga Council
Ohio
West Virginia
Two Jailed After Court Hearings On Drunk Driving
Floyd R. Six aged 50 of 1 N McKinley Ave pleaded guilty to two counts and was fined 125 dollars and costs, given three days in jail, and a three month license suspension. He also admitted leaving the scene of an accident and was fined 75 dollars. Harry Webster Davis aged 51 of Albany admitted drunk driving, received 200 dollars in fines and costs, five days in jail, and a one year license suspension. he was noted as a repeat offender in Municipal Court.
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Floyd R. Six
N. McKinley Ave
Six
W. Union St
Congress
Harry Wallace Davis
Albany
Harry Webster Davis
Davis
Sister of Athens Man Dies Thursday
Lawrence Luckadoo reports the death of his sister Beatrice English of Wilmington on Thursday. Funeral services are set for Saturday at 2 p.m. at Simons Funeral Home in Weliston.
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Athens
Lawrence Luckadoo
Central Ave
Beatrice English
Wilmington
Simons Funeral Home
Welshton
Speeding Drivers Cited In Municipal Court
State Highway Patrol cited Nathan C. Pyatt and Carolyn S. Daugherty in Municipal Court on speeding. Pyatt, 38, of Parkersburg, fined 40 dollars. Daugherty, 18, Athens Route 2, fined 20 dollars. Both assessed court costs. Norma Hoffman granted divorce from Bobby Hoffman by Common Pleas Court for gross neglect. Plaintiff resumes former name Green and receives household furnishings.
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State Highway Patrol
Nathan C. Pyatt
Parkersburg
Carolyn S. Daugherty
Athens
Norma Hoffman
Bobby Hoffman
Common Pleas
Green
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