Athens Municipal Court Included in House Bill
A bill creating a municipal court in Athens was included in legislation recommended by a House Judiciary Subcommittee. The measure also places courts in Circleville, Cuyahoga Falls, Kenton, Delaware, Port Clinton, Ravenna, Sidney, and Tiffin with an emergency clause requiring nominating petitions nine days before the general election.
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Athens
House
Associated Press
Circleville
Cuyahoga Falls
Kenton
Delaware
Port Clinton
Ravenna
Sidney
Tiffin
Delaware and
Portage
Advice on dog warden duties and court orders in county
County commissioners heard legal guidance from Prosecuting Attorney Joel Draper on handling a dog that killed chickens. Barnhart may take the dog if declared a public nuisance by a justice of the peace, with liability for any later acquittal. Also noted were public notices on electric work costs and road maintenance, plus debate over a municipal court bill and mayoral fines under state law.
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Joel Draper
Homer Barnhart
Barnhart
Japer
Conrath Electric Co
Athens
County Court House
Tarbace ‘Township
Stout Run
Senate
Athens Board of Trade
Athens League of Women Voters
Athens County Bar Association
Justice of the Peace
House Judiciary Subcommittee
Lytle Zuber
R&franklin
Cooperation Pledged In Teacher Training
Deans of liberal arts colleges at Ohio’s six state supported universities passed a motion pledging cooperation with colleges of education and other university and state agencies to raise enrollment of teacher trainees. The one day session was hosted by Dean George Starcher of the Ohio University College of Arts and Sciences.
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Colleges of Education
Ohio
George Starcher
Ohio University College of Arts and Sciences
Ohio University ROTC names three distinguished military students
Lt. Col. John K. Graham announces 25 Ohio University ROTC members designated as distinguished military students for high academic standing and leadership. Among the honorees are three Athens students, Frank B. Dilley, Paul Lehman, and Richard G. Tunison.
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Athens
Ohio University Rotc
John K. Graham
Air Force Corps
Frank B. Dilley
Paul Lehman
Richard G. Tunison
Four Fined on Intoxication Charges
Four persons were arraigned before Mayor Peter B. Lee on intoxication charges. Delbert Marks aged 24 and May Marks aged 45 from Columbus were jailed for failing to pay $10 and costs. Ralph Stover, 39 from Stewart Route 1, jailed for the same reason with charges filed by Donna Hurst. Paul T. Russell, 30 of Millfield Route 1 was fined $10 and costs after arrest by city police.
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Monay
Peter B. Lee
Delbert Marks
May Marks
Columbus
State Highway Patrol
Ralph Stover
Stewart
Stover
Donna Hurst
Paul T. Russell
Millfield
College Prank Draws Firemen To Zeta Tau Alpha House
A false report of a girl on the roof of the Zeta Tau Alpha house at 46 E Union St. led to two fire apparatus being dispatched at 7 45 p m Monday. Fire Chief Charles Dalton said the incident was a joke and no one was found on arrival.
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Zeta Tau Alpha
E. Union St
Charles Dalton
Sheltering Arms Hospital Admits and Discharges
The facility lists admissions including Rose Marie Downs of Millfield and Mrs. Wade Burk and Mrs. Frances Vercoe of Athens. Discharges include Mrs. Claudine Dean of Guysville and Dave Hamilton Ronald Defeau Jerry Morrison and Erma Stover of Athens.
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Rose Marie Downs
Millfield
Wade Burk
Athens
Frances Vercoe
Claudine Dean
Guysville
Dave Hamilton
Ronald Defeau
Jerry Morrison
Erma Stover
Wilmington Humorist Featured at Athens Rotary Dinner
Thurman Dusty Miller, a Wilmington editor and humorist, was highlighted at a Ladies Night dinner of the Athens Rotary Club at the Athens Country Club. Governor Harry Reece of the Southeastern Ohio Rotary District introduced him as he spoke on freedom, blending humor and philosophy.
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Thurman
Dusty) Miller
Athens Rotary Club
Athens Country Club
Harry Reece
Wellston
Rotary International
Southeastern Ohio
Miller
Wilmington
Albert Gubitz
Atheny Club
Reece
Ohio University
Millfield Driver Fined Jailed Rights Suspended
Pleading guilty to operating a motor vehicle while under the influence, Ardy Koller, 35, Millfield Route 1, was fined $100 and costs, sentenced to days in jail, and his driving rights were suspended for six months. The case was heard in Common Pleas Court by Judge Francis D. White after an arrest by the State Highway Patrol.
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Ardy Koller
Millfield
Koller
Francis D. White
Common Pleas
State Highway Patrol
Debaters Finish Third in Ohio Conference Tournament
Ohio University freshmen debaters earned third place at the Ohio Conference First Day Debate Tournament. Schools competing included Ohio State Wooster Denison Wittenberg Mt. Union and Ohio Wesleyan. Tipton The Plains hosted the event.
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Ohio University
Ohio State University
Tipton
the Plains
Wooster
Ohio State
Murkingum
Ohio Wesleyan
Wittenberg
Denison
Weather uptick as temps rise after cold spell
Warmer and clearer conditions arrived Tuesday after a morning low near 32. By 9 a.m. readings climbed to 45 while Monday’s cold spell brought wind and rain with highs 41 to 49.
Cantiff To Attend June High School Workshop
Milton A. Caniff creator of Steve Canyon will visit Athens on June 22 77 for Ohio University annual high school publications workshop. He will give drawing demonstrations and discuss Terry and the Pirates and Steve Canyon with editors and advisors attending the eighth annual event. The program is directed by Prof. L J Hartin with OU staff including Verda Evans Virginia Follin C Sayre R J Koestner H E Headley A T Turnbull Isabelle Work Charles Smith Clarence White and Russell Baird.
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Milton A. Caniff
Steve Canyon
The
Messenger
Athens
Ohio University
L. J. Hartin
Verda Evans
Virginia Follin
Cleveland
C. Sayre
Fast
Liverpool
R. J. Koestner
Brookville
H. E. Headley
Berea
A. T. Turnbull
Isabelle Work
Charles Smith
Clarence White
Russ¢ Baird
Hillsboro
Ohio
Caniff
Holywood
Dayton
Ohio State University
Sigma Chi Fraternity
New York
Associated Press
al Capp
Terry and the Pirates
Marshall Field
Chicago Sun Syndicate
Hearst
King Features Syndicate
National Cartoonist Society
Kiwanis Club Reports Ninth Division Meeting
President Al Bechtel reported on the Ninth Division meeting held last Sunday as five Athens Kiwanis attended a round table supper at Hotel Berry. The Lafayette Hotel gathering in Gallipolis featured Gov. Carl Frey and others with Lt. Gov. A. L. Zay leading. A Logan-Athens interclub dinner was set for Tuesday night at Izaak Walton cabin with Paul Tanner and others providing entertainment. May 27 is scheduled as Ladies Night at Lake Hope.
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al Bechtel
Athens Clans Club
Berry
Lafayette Hotel
Gallipolis
Athens
Logan Organization
Kiwanis Club
Izaak Walton
Lake Logan
Paul Tanner
Butchie Anderson
Randy Gregg
Bechtel
Lake Hope
Driver Escapes Injury in Route 682 Skid Crash
State Highway Patrol reports Ralph O. Langel, 29, of Athens, uninjured after his car left Route 682 at Beaumont, struck an object, skidded over an embankment. The accident was logged at 11:30 p.m.
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The
State Highway Patrol
Ralph O. Langel
Athens
Beaumont
Langel
Condition Improves for Injured Athens Youth
The condition of Jack Algeo, 49, of Athens, injured in a Saturday night automobile accident, was reported improved today at Sheltering Arms Hospital.
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Jack Algeo
Athens
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Plains High seniors depart for Washington D.C.
The Plains High School released a list of graduates who left Sunday night for Washington D C and beyond, but the name Tom Marcinko was unintentionally omitted from the roster.
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Tom Marcinko
Plains High School
Washington, D.C
Albany Lodge to Confer Degree at FEAM Meeting
Albany reports that the Fellow raft degree will be conferred Thursday at a meeting of Albany Lodge 723 FEAM. John L Ingram, master, announced the event.
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Albany
Albany Lodge
FEAM
John L Ingram
One of Smallest Judgments Filed in County Court
The State Department of Taxation seeks a judgment of 10.76 dollars against L. B. Butcher of Colville in Athens County Common Pleas Court. The case requires sheriff service and standard court clerical work despite the small amount.
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Athens County
Two Drivers Fined In Mayor Seel Court
Donald P. Robbins aged 27 of Athens and Julia Smith aged 31 of Athens were fined in Mayor Seel court after arrests by state highway patrol. Robbins paid $15 fine plus costs for driving to the left of center. Smith paid $5 plus costs for speeding.
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Seel
Donald P. Robbins
Athens
Ae I Smith
Peter H. Leel
Pat
Robbins
Julia Smith
Erroneous Address Listed for Assault Defendant Varner
Court officials corrected the affidavit error in mayor's court noting Jacob Varner's true address is 24% ba Street. prior entry wrongly cited M4 Eliott Street. The assault and battery charge remains on record with the corrected residence.
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Jacob Varner
Eliott St
Varner
Ba St
Court Conducts Land Hearing On Delinquent Taxes Sale
Open Common Pleas hearing led by Judge Francis D. White reviewed the county board action to forfeit 400 to 500 delinquent tax tracts with about 50 000 in taxes due. Landowners may still pay outstanding delinquencies to reclaim property before deed delivery. The Whittemore Act is not currently applicable. Treasurer Ed Lasch noted tax payments and 12 owner requests for payment statements, with Worster Jr. for Hock Coal Co. lodging the major objection on several tracts.
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Common Pleas
Francis D. White
County Board
White
Ania
Ed Lasch
Frances Kesterson
Monlay Wan
L. W. Worster, Jr
Hock Coal Co
Heridge
Culys Awards Presented to Cub Pack 56
Thirteen cubs received awards at Cub Pack 56 monthly meeting. Cub master A H Buckle presided as awards included Bobcat pins for Mark Markham and Tom Mek Kelvey, Lion badge, gold and silver arrows awarded to several members, and a den skit on Hawaiian life. May picnic set for second Sunday in June.
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A. H. Bucklepearse
Cocahinto
Mark Markham
Tom Mek Kelvey
John Bowling
Joe Mechem
Eric Cory
Don Reynolds
Bill Harmon
Charles Conrath
Blickie
Man arraigned on speeding charge and fined
Wayne T. Mathews, 45, of 242 N. Congress, arraigned Monday before Mayor Peter Seel on a charge of traveling 43 miles per hour in a 35 mile zone. Fine and costs were suspended after he pleaded guilty.
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Wayne T. Mathews
N. Congress
Et Mathews
Peter Seel
Damage Light In two Area Brush Fires
Two weekend brush fires caused 156 in damages as reported by Ed Chesser district fire warden. The Mulligan farm Lodi Township fire burned 3 acres of hardwood. Arnold Brown with Ohio University students contained it to 150. The Linton Sickles farm Alexander Township blaze charred 3 acres of broom sedge and blige grain.
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Ed Chesser
Mulligan
Lodi
Arnold Brown
Ohio University
Chesser
Linton Sickles
Alexander Township
Brown
Chee
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