Crashes on Route 33 Lead to Citations for Two Drivers
State Highway Patrol cited Leonard Franklin, 27, Salem, for conditional speed after a semi rolled over on Route 33 and spilled oil across the road. Lia V. Traog, 52, Lancaster, was cited for striking a parked car after veering to avoid the wrecked vehicle. A new liquor permit was issued to John W. Reed of Scenic Inn Nelsonville.
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State Highway Patrol
Route 33
Columbus
John W. Reed
Scenic Inn
Nelsonville
Ohio Department of Liquor Control
Leonard Franklin
Salem
Franklin
Hocking County
Relia V. Traog
Lancaster
Pastor Is Honored by Michigan Leadership School
The Rev. Earl Snyder of the Stewart Evangelical Brethren Church returned from East Lansing Michigan with a certificate of study achievement earned at Michigan State University's Town and Country Church Leadership School.
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Stewart
Earl Snyder
Stewart Evangelical Brethren Church
East Lansing
Mich
Michigan State University
Town and Country Church Leadership School
Edith E Moore pleads innocent on stop sign charge
Edith E Moore age 36 of Guysville Route 1 pled not guilty in Municipal Court to failing to observe a stop sign. She posted an $11 bond and a hearing was scheduled for August 7. City police filed the charge.
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Edith E. Moore
Guysville
Local Social Roundup of Visits and Weddings Across Towns
Chauncey Personals includes Gordon McAfee group visiting Albany family and attending a record hop. Iris Gilkey of Xenia visits Athens relatives for Lois Bean and Michael Zalupski wedding. Adams family and Athens Little Leaguers attend Cincinnati Reds game. More visits span Cincinnati birthday celebration, western states trip, Zanesville weekend, and multiple family gatherings in Taylor Ridge Marysville Parkersburg Columbus and Millfield.
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Gordon McAfee
Granville Reeves
Albany
Pearl Gilkey
Xenia
Richard McAfee
David McAfee
Carol Lee
Athens
Roger Williams
Lois Bean
Michael Zalupski
Adam McLean
George
Cincinnati Reds
Lenna Bradbury
Cincinnati
McLean
Bradbury
Dwight Ferayy
Uveq Pue Uuy
Tel Plains
Thomas Dew
Marilyn
Ferrells
Charles Wadley
Zanesville
Orville Boudinot
Dwight Smith
Carol Ann Baker
Lelia Welling
Rolland Smith
Mark
Taylor Ridge
Bessie Werner
Millfield
John Keirns
Gilbert Keirns
Marysville
Pearly Newhouse
Parkersburg
James Brookhart
Christy
Lucky
Carolina Brookhart
Columbus
Mayor Wadley Orders End To Residents Burning Papers
Chauncey mayor Charles Wadley reports residents burning garbage with papers, violating village ordinance. He vows steps to stop the practice and enforce rules.
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Chauncey
Charles Wadley
Wadley
Chauncey Lions Club Dinner Meeting Canceled
The Chauncey Dov er Lions Club dinner meeting is canceled. The regular meeting set for Aug 1 at 6 30 p m will be held at the high school building with important business and all members asked to attend. The Elementary PTA sponsors a high school gym dance Thursday from 7 30 to 10 30 p m welcoming all.
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Chauncey
Chauncey-Dover Lions Club
PTA
Wooster Dean Speaks On Energy Needs At OU
Clark E. Bricker dean of the College of Wooster addressed the National Science Foundation Summer Institute for Junior High teachers of General Science. His topic was The World's Energy Needs. The workshop in its second week continues through August 31. Bricker formerly taught analytical chemistry at Princeton University.
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Clark E. Bricker
College of Wooster
National Science Foundation
Bricker
Princeton University
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