Two Huntington Men Held In Connection With Entry
Two Huntington men, aged 20 and 22, were questioned after being held in connection with an early morning break in Huntington West Virginia. Police recovered one of two radios reported stolen from Wakefield Motors on Route 50 W, and deputies noted two other illegal entries in the area, including Dai ley Tractor Sales where change was taken. The suspects were picked up by city police at 3 15 a.m. and a radio matching the Wakefield theft was found in their car.
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Route 50
Huntington
Wakefield
Dailey
Three Aided By Squadmen
Two women fainted and were taken to Sheltering Arms Hospital by the fire department emergency squad. Betty Gillilan 20 from Racine Ohio University employee twisted an ankle on a stairway in Haning Hall and Rita Kirby 24 from McArthur Towne House Grill employee at W Union Street was at work. Calls occurred at 11 53 a m and 4 10 p m. Steve Ferriot 19 Ohio University student from Sargent Hall received a laceration over the right eye while playing baseball on the West Green intramural field. Squadmen called at 4 47 p m bandaged the eye and took him to Hudson Health Center. Mildred Ackley vs Clarence Ackley extreme cruelty she seeks alimony and restoration of maiden name Mildred Schaer.
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Sheltering Arms Hospital
Fire Department
Betty Gillilan
Racine
Ohio University
Haning Hall
Rita Kirby
McArthur
Towne House Grill
W. Union Street
Steve Ferriot
Sargent Hall
West Green
Hudson Health Center
Area Development Talks Are Heard By Regional Council
Regional council hears progress on development programs across Ohio counties. Neuenschwander cites Logan Goodyear plant cooperation, touts low per capita development cost and urges support for the Ohio Bond Commission on May 2. Gov. Rhodes to speak in Athens next Thursday at Memorial Auditorium.
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Neuenschwander
Logan
Goodyear
Ohio
SORC
Carl Dahlberg
E. E. Davis
Oak Hill
Dahlberg
James Rhodes
Athens
Memorial Auditorium
McKinley
DPI
Gerlach
Ohio University
Morgan
HILL
Appalachia
Appalachian Regional Commission
Teater
Department of Natural Resources
Burr Oak Lodge
Sharp
Institute For
Vista
Baldridge
Peach Ridge Road Closed For Repair In County Work
Peach Ridge Road at the junction with Two Road 213 will be closed for about two weeks to repair a bad slip, according to County Engineer Harry Dust. The city notes no bids were submitted for razing a Richland Avenue house for a fire department substation and will likely re advertise. Overnight frost and a 32 degree low gave way to a 60 degree daytime high by mid‑morning. Frances Williams of Charles Williams seeks custody and support in a neglect case.
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Peach Ridge
Harry Dust
Richland Avenue
C. L. Colmer
U.S
Peach Ridge residents seek larger site for Athens bypass hearing
Counsel for Peach Ridge residents asks the May 8 hearing be moved from the city council chambers to larger facilities. Atty Joseph B Vanity Jr files the request with deputy highway director John Dowler, noting the audience may overflow. Hearing set for 10 a.m. May 8. no alternate site proposed.
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Peach Ridge
Athens
Atty
Joseph B. Vanity Jr
John Dowler
Division 10
Vanity
Council Chambers
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W. Va
Hayden, Stone
ERIE
Pisese
Mildred Ackley
Clarence Ackley
Mildred Schaer
Sale! Jackson & Perkins
Hardy
Perkins Rose
Etoile de Hollande
Dicksons
K. T. Marshall
Countess Vandal
Mrs. P. S. DuPont
K. A. Viktoria
Countess de Sastago
Dr. Nicholas
Jackson and Perkins
Valencia
John F. Kennedy
Elberfelds
Pomeroy
Regional Council
Ohio Valley
Roush
Division 9
Athens County
Dowler
Gallia
Hocking
Meigs
Monroe
Noble
Vinton
Washington
Porter
Nelsonville
Perry
Christensen
Rio Grande College
McGrew — Marietta College
Alden
Beasley Convocation Center
University
Southeastern Ohio Regional Council
Ohio University Inn
George Lovell
Peach Ridge Road
Frances E. Williams
Charles T. Williams
Michael — Minor
Betty Koren Collins
Cisne
AM North Court ST. Athens
Hoke
Cassins & Fearn
Luke
Buckeye Mart
Little League
U.S.A
Oxford
B.F. Goodrich
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