Court records list speeding and traffic fines across multiple drivers
A sheriff department docket shows numerous drivers from Ohio and nearby states cited for speeding unsafe vehicle improper passing or lacking eye protection. Fines range from 10 to 79 dollars with a few entries noting costs.
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Sheriff's Department
Donald Lloyd Bosscawen
Farminton
Mich
William R. Burdette
Columbus
Homer D. Carey
Trimble
Lester M. Levy
N. Radford Rd
Kenneth C. McLain
New Marshfield
James M. Stone, Jr
Coolville
David A
Lowell
Jesse W. Walker
Athens
Richard R. Williams
Reading
Robert Lee Anon
Bruce S. Arnoff
Shaker Heights
Jeffrey S
James Hall
Danny F. Bricker
Arlen R. Canady
New Matamoras
William D. Canfield
Williamstown
W.va
Paul A. Childs
Ervin Road
Phillip
Wellston
Nolan E. Lambert
Arthur F. Walters
West D
Southeastern Ohio Weather Summary and Outlook
Weather data from Ohio University shows a yesterday rainfall of .13 inches and a monthly total of 2.24 inches, with a yearly total of 7.54 inches. Forecasts call for clearing skies in Southeastern Ohio with highs around 70s, lows near 40, and a 10 percent chance of rain tonight and Wednesday. An extended outlook suggests a warm trend into the weekend with highs mid to upper 70s and 80s in the south, and lows in the 40s to 50s.
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Ohio University
C. L. Colmer
U.S
Ohio
West Lake Shore
Lake Shore
East Central
Lake Erie
Summer Jobs Demand Rises Across Ohio State Programs
Ohio agencies and private employers plan larger summer hiring. Ohio State reports a tighter job market with a growing number of applications at Armco Steel and two amusement parks Cedar Point and Geauga Lake expect about six percent more workers. The Natural Resources Division and the DOT report high demand with thousands of positions across 64 park areas and public facilities. A federal grant funds 10 000 low income youths in 58 counties for summer work from June to September at $2.30 an hour.
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Department of Transportation
Department of Natural Resources
Armco Steel Corp
Middletown
Cedar Point
Geauga Lake
Armco
Don Easterly
Easterly
Oepere of Natural Resources’ Division of Parks and Rekeferae
Wes Fry
Ohio
Fry
Department of
David L. Weir
DOT
Weir
James A. Rhodes
Richard D. Jackson
Jackson
Wellston Alumni Date Sought for Banquet Preparations
The Wellston High School Alumni Committee asks all alumni to contact president Carolyn Pittenger promptly so programs can be printed and arrangements completed. They request class reps report deceased classmates to update records. Tickets go on sale May 1 at Ward's Store for 3.50 and are limited to 300 on a first come basis.
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Wellston
Wellston High School
Carolyn Pittenger
Ward
Brooks Shoe Co. Workers Return After Walkout
Brooks Shoes workers in Nelsonville returned to their jobs today after an unauthorized walkout that began Friday. Mike Brooks said all but one returned. one man was discharged as an agitator. The walkout affected about 250 employees amid unspecified grievances with the company.
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Nelsonville
Wm. Brooks Shoe Co
Mike Brooks
Joel Christian
United Shoeworkers of America
Ohio University to Host Dr Edwin W Martin as Executive Resident
Dr Edwin W Martin named second Samuel I Hicks Executive-in-Residence at Ohio University will visit Sunday and Monday for College of Education events. He will meet students teachers and administrators and discuss education of the handicapped and Congressional actions.
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Edwin W. Martin
Samuel I. Hicks
Ohio University
Martin
Bureau of Education For the Handicapped
U.S. Commissioner of Education
College of Education
Morton Hall
Phi Delta Kappa
Regional Educational Services Agency
Bureau
Al-Anon and local group meetings listed in Athens
Meeting notices show Al-Anon at 8 p.m. in the Church of the Good Shepherd lounge 64 aoe Terrace for friends or relatives of drinkers. Athena Delphian at 7 30 p.m. with Mrs Sands 4 Cable Lane contact 583 6459. Athens Junior Women's Club hosts 8 p.m. with Sandy Bortle 22 Roxbury Road. Athens County item ends.
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Al-Anon
Church of the Good Shepherd
Aoe Terrace
Athena Delphian
Fred Sands
Athens Junior Women's Club
Sandy Bortle
Roxbury Road
Els
Athens County
Athens City Groups Schedule Busy Amid Potlucks and Meetings
Wednesday listings show homemakers clubs, senior citizens, church circle meetings, and organizational gatherings across Athens. Events include potluck at Kathryn Williams home, R A M lodge sessions, United Methodist circles, a garden club exchange, and a Trimble Local School Board extended meeting. A University lecture on Economic Education is also noted.
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Homemakers Club
Potluck
Kathryn Williams
Mansfield Road
Athens
City Hall
The
Women's Association
John Clark
R.A.M
Ohio University Inn
United Methodist Women
First United Methodist Church
Osmat
Circle
Melvin Whitmer
Arden Place
the Plains
Area death notices list survivors and services
Chesterhill widow Mrs. George died with daughter Betty Woodward and sister Ethel Cain among survivors. Funeral 3:30 p.m. Wednesday at Stone Matheney with burial in Chesterhill. Gallipolis Eldon Provens 62 died at home. survived by six children and three daughters. services 2 p.m. Wednesday at Waugh Halley Wood. Mayme Johnston 84 former Athens teacher died in Portsmouth. graveside Thursday 11 a.m. in Greenlawn Cemetery. Mr Patterson, Meigs County native, died in Kissimmee Florida.
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Chesterhill
Betty Woodward
Ethel Cain
Mark Best
McConnelsville
George
Stone- Matheney
Herbert Laxman
Gallipolis
Morland Edison Provens
Northup
Walnnut Twp
Grover and
Cora Sheets Provens
VFW of
Columbus
Eagles Lodge
Willard James
Lancaster
Nancy Kay Grisby
Nina Jane Provens
Hartford
Ind
Earnest
Austin
Texas
John
Terra Haute
Springfield
Harold
Hollis
Eugene
Waugh- Halley-Wood
Earnest Backer
Bethesda
Mayme Johnston
Portsmouth
Miss Johnston
Athens
Ohio University
Greenlawn
Wayne Lowry
Presbyterian Home
Lynchburg
Hospital Notes Show Broad Patient Movements Across Cities
The notes list many admitted and transferred patients including Mrs. Carol Stump and several others from Cherry Logan, Albany transfers to University Hospital in Columbus, and various discharges to Lancaster-Fairfield Care Center. Michael Green of Columbus is listed in satisfactory condition after a pellet gun chest wound in New Haven while riding a bicycle. the Sunday incident affected his chest area during a visit to relatives.
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New Haven
Michael Green
Columbus
Pleasant Valley Hospital
Rabies Clinic Scheduled in Nelsonville for Pets
Nelsonville hosts rabies vaccination clinics at the City Playground on May 10 from 4 to 5 PM and May 14 from 10 AM to noon. The $2 per pet fee covers vaccinations valid three years for most animals, with age and postponement rules noted.
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Nelsonville
Emergency medical runs logged for several residents
At 4:29 a.m. Tuesday Virgil Gilkey 61 of 193 W Washington St was taken to O Bleness with hip pain. At 1:49 a.m. Tuesday Dale Adams 38 of The Plains was taken to O Bleness with chest pains from College and Union Streets. On Monday 11:14 a.m. Mary Brooks 28 of 8 Robinson Trailer Court was taken to O Bleness ill.
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Virgil Gilkey
Washington St
O’bleness
Dale Adams
the Plains
College and
Union Streets
O'Bleness
Mary Brooks
Robinson Trailer Court
Ill
Nelsonville Heart Fund drive totals 1377 27
Contributions from Nelsonville and nearby communities total $1,377.27 raised for the Heart Fund Drive. Edna Cavanaugh thanks volunteers and lists sources including business 265 dollars Heart 667.82 home mail-ins 11 service clubs 3 Bowling 116.86 balloon sale radio-thon 19.80 and memorials 10. The 1977 campaign ends with special appreciation to helpers.
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Nelsonville
Heart
Edna Cavanaugh
Heart Fund
Roving Pickets Shut Down Southern Ohio Mines
Salem Center reports all three Southern Ohio Coal Co. mines idle today as roving pickets began protests this morning, halting production across the district until they arrived.
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Salem Center
Southern Ohio Coal Co
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Cincinnati
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OU Women's Hobby Club
Barbara Lacy
W. State St
Jacksonville
George L. Fersh
Baker Center
Department of Economic Education
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Morland Provens
Mr. Patterson
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Kissimee
Fla
Meigs County
James Pincelli
Athe
Mount St. Mary
Carol Stump
Chauncey
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Mark Gallagher
Tillie Burchette
Abbas Ahsan
Greg Lehoe
Cherry Logan
Basil Morgan
Nirani Athens
Velma Stout
Harold Mave
Ian Patel
Leonard Breese
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Betty Grinstead
Juanita Anto
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Viiu Vere
Carl Johnson
Preston Collier
McArthur
Floyd Sams
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Herman Barnes
Millfield
Clarence Waldron
Creola
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Hocking Valley
Newsare Spurbeck
Lenington
Grace Bike
Addie Lope
Ruth C. Six
Donald Vasko and
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Charles Godfrey
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