Near Miss After Route 682 Crash at The Plains
A Columbus driver Paul W Moore 19 escaped unharmed when his car overturned Saturday night off Route 682 near The Plains. Harley Householder Jr Shawnee admitted criminal assault of a 13 year old girl and was returned to Athens awaiting state hospital observation after a 120 year sentence. a 30 day court ordered observation may follow at the Athens State Hospital or state hospital for the insane.
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Columbus
Paul W. Moore
Plains
Messenger Newsphoto
Harley Householder, Jr
Shawnee
Athens
George Bateman
Householder
Mansfield
Athen State Hospital
Limal
Glouster Man Denies Beer Sales To Minors
Glouster man denies beer sales to minors as Athens State Highway Patrol logs record five weekend mishaps. Eight vehicles damaged, no injuries reported. Incidents include Dana Ward collision on Route 32 near Logan, Laughlin-Krebs scratch on Route 50 near Albany, and several overturned cars on area roads.
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Athens
Pitrol
Logan
Dana Ward
Lancaster
Dewey Posey
Glenville
W. Va
Charles Krebs
Carpenter
Charles Laughlin
Laughling
Krebs’ Auto
Albany
Erma J. Norris
Racine
Manning
M. Dorst
Shade
George W. Kempton
Millfield
Paul W. Moore
Columbus
the Plains
Three Patrol Cases Heard at Chauncey
Chauncey Municipal Court heard three patrol cases on Monday. Harter of Gloster denied a count r to minors led by Wayne Pierce in mumrtz university affairs. Marley, arrested by sheriffs way Patro traf charges, posted a $230 bond after his weekend appearance. Wolfe, 64, Columbus, fined $10 for driving left of center, and Willey, 34, Newark, fined $10 for improper passing. court costs assessed in each case.
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Sill Harter
Gloster
Wayne Pierce
Mumrtz Uuiver
Vaarves
Marley
Sheritsway Patro
Aoe Sm
Seiesy Wolfe
Columbus
Millard A. Willey
Newark
Insurance Agencies and Agents Directory for Ohio Towns
A directory listing multiple insurance agencies and agents across Ohio towns including Athens Glouster Nelsonville and Nelsonville area. Firms include Houck and Van Dyke D M Goddard Murphy and Son Seel Seiple and Kempton Oakley Ins. Agency The Saltz Ins. Agency and individual agents such as Donald Barstow Earl Mathews Dwight Rutherford and Richard Guinti.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens, Ohio
Donald K. Barstow
D. M. Goddard
Houck & van Dyke, Inc
Earl F. Mathews, Inc
FR. Murphy & Son
Dwight H. Rutherford
Peter B. Seel
Suits for Recovery Filed in Common Pleas Court
Economy Loan Co. files two suits for recovery of money and goods in Common Pleas Court. One suit seeks recovery of goods mortgaged on a 1296.37 loan to Floyd D. and Leta Heighiland Jr. of Chauncey. The other seeks $671.90 on a promissory note from George M. and Juta Hogue of Glouster Route 1.
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Common Pleas Court
The
Economy Loan Co
Floyd D
Leta Heighiland, Jr
Chauncey
George M
Ju Ta Hogue
Glouster Route 1
Land Partition Sought for Coolville Property
Action for partition of Coolville property filed. Court action seeks division of land among owners with potential sale or settlement to resolve co ownership. End.
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Coolville
Common Pleas Court Trial Opens Monday
Drunk driver Fred B Russell waives jury trial in Common Pleas Court to be heard by a judge. Several suits filed including one against Eugene Edwards owner of Edwards TV and Appliance Store Route 33 near Nelsonville. Williams B Male 29 of Cutler faces state tax fine and costs. other suits involve American Sales and Distributors of Columbus and a land dispute with Everett Roush. City police charge of intoxication leads to court action. Athens Junior Fair Board to meet Monday morning. Paul Moore 19 of Columbus cited for driving left of center after posting $30 bond.
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Fred B. Russell
Common Pleas
Russell
Francis D. White
Eugene Edwards
Glouster
Edwards TV
Ap 1
Pliance
Nelsonville
Common Pleas Court
William B. Male
Cutler
Cool ‘Tax Division
Ville
John Aiken
Penson State Highway Patrol
Ole American Sales and Distributors ‘of
Columbus
Edwards
Fuller Maxon
Myrtle Maxon
Everett Roush
Guysvile Route 2
E. Maxon
Athens County
Paul Moore
Temporary Injunction Dissolved in Athens County Case
A temporary injunction against an AFL-CIO affiliate in Marietta was dissolved by Common Pleas Judge Francis D. White. The motion by Robert J. Ward Peter G. Hammill and Local Union 168 United Association of Journeymen and Apprentices of the Plumbing and Pipefitting Industry was granted for good cause. The initial injunction, granted last month at the request of Portsmouth pipefitters officials Paul Fannin and William J. Hutchinson, followed charges of misrepresentation to win a firing contract for Arthur Brothers Construction Co. related to the Tennessee Gas Transmission Co. booster plant expansion at Albany.
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Portsmouth
Afl-Cio
Marietta
Athens County
Common Pleas
Francis D. White
Robert J. Ward
Peter G. Hammil
Car Union
United Associaton
Marivita
Shelterin g Arms Hospital Notes
Admitted patients listed include Mr and Mrs W D Perry Athens Route 1 with two daughters Mrs and Mrs Richard Leach Athens a daughter Mr and Mrs Bert Boggs Coolville Route 3 a daughter Mr and Mrs Fraley Carpenter Route 2 a son Also admitted Robert Everson At Mrs Mary McGee Glouster Mrs Harry Bates Athens Sue Booth Athens Dismissed Mrs John Easterling Athens and son Mrs Graham Singer Coolville Route 3 Mrs Norman Dupler Athens Hazel Jarvis Albany Wolfe Chester Mrs Stacy Phillips Athens Route 2 and son Mrs Ernest Rowland Athens James Beatty Athens.
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W. D. Perry
Athens
Richard Leach
Bert Boggs
Cool‘ille
Mimes Fraley
Carpenter
Robert Everson
Mary McGee
Glouster
Harry Bates
Sue Booth
John Easterling
Graham Singer
Cool
Mercury Hits 96 To Equal Hottest Summer Day
The mercury reached 96 degrees in Athens on Sunday, tying the previous June 14 record for the hottest day of the summer. Monday brought cooler weather with 81 degrees at 11 a.m. in Athens, while Rural Hamley Run logged 94 Sunday and a low of 69 this morning, with Friday and Saturday highs at 85 and 86.
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Mercury
Athens
C. L. Colmer
Hamley Run
Heber Henry Dies Sunday At Age 79
Heber H. Henry 79 a native of Amesville and John Henry descendant died Sunday at the Masonic Home in Springfield after living at 20 Kurtz Ave Athens for years His wife Blanche Dunbar Henry died last year He operated a farm near Amesville and helped install the first telephone there He led Point Pleasant Telephone Co 1906 1913 and organized the Tri State Boy Scout encampment in 1913 He researched genealogy of Southeastern Ohio families and John Henry descendants He was a Mason since 1898 and received a 10 year Masonic medal in 1980 He helped organize Athens County Farm Bureau Surviving are son George D Henry Cincinnati daughter Helen Henry Appel Tre n brother Robert Earl Henry Amesville Funeral home services set for Wednesday with burial at West Union Street Cemetery Masonic services Tuesday night
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Heber H. Henry
Amesville
John Henry
Bern Township
Springfield
Henry
Kurtz Ave
Athens
Blanche Adair Dunbar Henry
C. L. Jones
Point Pleasant
Athens County Farm Bureau
George D. Henry
Cincinnati
Helen Henry Appel
Tren
Robert Earl Henry
Jagers
West Union Street
Wife Deni Chargein Denies Assault Charge
Helen Chargein denied assaulting her husband Charles Rimmey in their home. She pleaded innocent at arraignment after facing assault and battery charges. Rimmey, 47 Mound St., filed the charges with city police following an incident Saturday. A $35 appearance bond was posted for a Municipal Court hearing Wednesday.
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Charles Rimmey
Mound St
Helen
Used Auto Totals Take Sharp Drop July New Car Sales Steady
Athens County July 1956 new car titles totalled 219 with 224 issued in June and 758 July 1955. Used car titles declined from last year while fees rose to 1635 for July 1956, county share 1228.40, due to higher vehicle title taxes. Total tires issued reached 1070, down 79 from July 1955 but up 8 from June 1956.
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Athens County
Phyllis L Cross
Kantner Reports From Michigan Speech Study Visit
Dr C E Kantner director of Ohio University School of Dramatic Art and Speech returned from Ann Arbor Michigan where he lectured before a Michigan speech assembly on Isolate or Not to Isolate He gathered data during interviews at the Speech and Hearing Clinic for a study to be conducted at Ohio University next year under a Fund for the Advancement of Learning grant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E. Kantner
Ohio University School of Dramatic Art and Speech
Ann Arbor
Mich
University of Michigan
Kantner
Michigan
Fund For the Advancement of Learning
Four men fined in Logan Court over weekend
In Logan City Court Mayor Francis Myers handled four fines and one forfeited appearance bond from State Highway Patrol charges. West, 21, Logan Route 1, paid 50 for unsafe apparatus and 40 for failing to obey an officer after a nine mile chase. Kenneth Scott, 32, Newark, fined 10 for improper passing. Clifford Hines, 30, Lancaster Route 5, 100 for passing with no assured clear distance. William Z. Munn, 29, Athens Route 2, 20 for unsafe operation. Bond forfeited Clyde L. Moore, 31, Bellfonta in, 15 for speeding.
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Logan
Francis Myers
State Highway Patrol
K West
West
Kenneth Scott
Newark
Clifford Hines
Lancaster
William Z. Munn
Athens
Clyde L. Moore
Bellfontaine
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National Guard
Camp Breckridge
Addison Jago
Paul Brown
Keith Rose
Dave Smith
Dayton
Herbert K. Bumpass
John M. van Dyke
Don Moore
Reformatory
Glouster Man
Williamson
Williamson IG & Cooling
G. HL Martin
O. Smith Bell & Howell
Richland Ave
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Heber Henry
Deni Chargein
Danison Monument Works Phono Logan
Lee E. Busch
Representa
Enterprise, Ohio
W. Unie
Mother Hubbard
Athens County Savings and Loan CO
Real Extate Home Loan
Masonic Temple
Union & Court Sts
P. G. Chapman
the Security Bank
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Court Street
Walsh Electric
Conrath Electric
Ohio
Vas
Mr Gal
Kerr-Hunter Hardware CO
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