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Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 04, 1960

Page

7

Second Stolen Auto Recovered By Patrol

A Parkersburg youth, John Phillip Bailey, 18, was captured by the State Highway Patrol early Wednesday after a hit skip at Routes 50 and 7. He drove a stolen car, abandoned it in a field, and the vehicle was the second stolen auto recovered that day. A chase on Route 7 led to another driver fleeing into brush but not captured.

Parkersburg State Highway Patrol FBI John Phillip Bailey Bailey James Parsons Long Bottom

Locust Leaf Beetle Strikes Athens Trees

County extension agent Kenneth E Ackerman reports locust trees in the Athens area are attacked by a leaf beetle. The small brown insect mines leaves causing browning, but most trees likely survive. A second brood may require spraying for shade trees. recommended spray is Lindane and water with specifics for tree size.

Athens Kenneth E. Ackerman

Correction issued for life insurance training graduate name

The Messenger corrects an obituary living training record misnaming graduate Glenn A. Chadwell as Glenn A. Gaston in a recent account. The revised entry reflects the proper spelling and identification of Chadwell.

Glenn A. Gaston Glenn A. Chadwell

Lancaster St. Resident Dies in Athens

Ollie Bridgewater 81 of 197 N Lancaster St Athens died Wednesday night at Sheltering Arms Hospital after a long illness. Born Perry County she lived in Athens over 50 years. Survivors include husband John daughter Elsie Bridgewater son James E of Athens grandson and half sister Essie Anderson. Another daughter Beulah Ator died earlier. Friends may call after Friday noon at Hughes Funeral home Morris Ave with services at 2 p.m. Saturday by Rev Claude Sandlin.

Ollie Bridgewater N. Lancaster St Sheltering Arms Hospital Perry County Athens John Elsie Bridgewater James E Essie Anderson New Lexington Beulah Ator Hughes Funeral Home Morris Ave Claude Sandlin

Shelterin g Arms Hospital Notes

Mr and Mrs Martin Dorst Guysville Route 1 welcomed a son. Admitted were Mrs Mike Marshall Athens Route 5 Mrs Eileen Sanders Nelson ville Sandra Grubb Athens Harley Russ Albany Route 3 Lewis Wigal New Marshfield George Bolin Athens. Dismissed were George Hartley Athens Route 3 George Everett Glouster Pearl Brickels Albany Route Mrs and son Calvin Colson Athens.

Martin Dorst Guysville Mike Marshall Athens Eileen Sanders Nelsonville Sandra Grubb Harley Russ Albany Lewis Wigal New Marshfield George Bolin George Hartley

Check Writer Fined On Fourth Charge

Paul E. Frum of Athens Route 5 pleaded guilty in Municipal Court to a fourth charge of passing a bad check. Judge John F. Newcomb fined him 200 dollars plus costs. Frum admitted writing a 20 dollar check at City Produce on July 20. He had three prior convictions totaling 60 days in jail and 800 dollars in fines.

Paul E. Frum Athens Route 5 John F. Newcomb Frum City Produce Columbus Road

Plains Volunteer Fire Department Officers to be Elected

Officers of The Plains Volunteer Fire Department Association will be elected at 7:30 p.m. Thursday in a high school meeting room.

The Plains Volunteer Fire Department Association

Youth Camp Charges Not Substantiated Continued

An official details allegations against Stallard over loud disputes with staff and boys at the camp and questioning staff actions. Stallard denies the claims while a superintendent cites commendation letters. The inquiry found no malfeasance or negative community attitude. The former secretary resigned after violating department rules by seeing a former inmate.

Stallard Retary Department

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