Charlie Brown Denies Marijuana Charge In Athens Court
Charlie Brown listed as A C Weary who plays the character in the Ohio Valley Summer Theater production denied possession of marijuana charges in Athens County Municipal Court. Bond posted was $500 with an Aug 14 hearing set.
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Charlie Brown
Athens County
Athens
A. C. Weary
Ohio Valley Summer Theater
Man Charlie Brown
David Revels
Nelsonville
Vincent Eagle
David Sheffer
Vernon
Jack Williamson
Valley Acres Trailer Court
Charles Misner
Igor’s
Gary Jacobs
Lakeview
Apt
Arthur Roach
Scottown
Kenneth Freeman
Ronald Waggle
Tampa
Fla
Donald Williamson
Carrolton
Igor
Courthouse remodeling moves ahead without bids per prosecutor
Athens County commissioners may hire contractors for third floor courthouse work without competitive bidding due to a claimed physical damage emergency. County officials weigh funding gaps, with bids already exceeding estimates by over $2,700, and state funds potentially covering excess costs.
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Herb Amey
Athens County
Claire M
Ball Jr
Ball
K and K Electric of
Athens
Ronald Burgess
Jack White
Ball Electric
Belpre
Common Pleas Court
Lowell Howard
Administration of Justice Division
Department of Economic and Commercial Development
Howard
John Law
Jim Whaley
Francis Gura
Hickory Hill
Canaan
Power Failure at Floodwood Cuts Lights for Areas
A Floodwood substation outage at 9:57 p.m. knocked out power to Nelsonville Union Furnace Circle Hill Chauncey Millfield and nearby rural areas for about an hour. 1 200 Nelsonville customers were affected with emergency crews restoring service by 11 05 p.m. Mount St Mary Hospital used a natural gas generator and city services stayed operational with a fire truck genset.
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Hocking
Sunday Creek
Columbus and Southern Ohio Electric Co
Nelsonville
Union Furnace
Circle Hill
Chauncey
Millfield
Edward Howe
C&sof
Howe
Mount St. Mary Hospital
Power Company
Miller Promoted Navy Man Amid Albany Family Ties
Charles F. Miller of Albany, son of Hattie M. Carpenter, a Navy service member, celebrated a dual observance last week. Donald Watson reported a break in at his Athens home with a stolen 35 mm camera and light meter valued at $100 from his car. Miller, homeported at Mayport aboard the W S Sims DE1059, was promoted to interior communication chief petty officer E-7 on Aug 1 after ten years of service. He and wife Annette have two sons, Charles Jr. and Edward. Horse drawn carriages were introduced about 1600.
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Charles F. Miller
Albany
Hattie M. Carpenter
Navy
Donald Watson
Mill St
Athens
Watson
Miller
Mayport
Fla
Annette
Charles Jr
Edward
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Highway Patrol
Mayles
Robert E. Chubb
Roger Gilkey
the Plains
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Coolville
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Spencer Rutter
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Michael Danko
David White
Mary Russell
Harry Hurst
Waldo Neal
Harrisonville
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Hamden
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Jim Haggers
Michael Burgan
John Pearson
Columbus
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Flora Ketzenberg
Christopher Keller
West Lafayette
John Clark
New Marshfield
Jerry Bobo
Kenneth Wolfe
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William Blackford
Catherine Sidders
Clarence Leedy
Vesta Beverage
Candace Blosser
Ronald Hogue
David Burggraf
Glenn Chesser
Paul Rollins
Henry Hill
Janice Bush
Clyde Sickels
James Hall
Cecil Keirns
Rick Rosser
Arthur Hess
Edward Ballar
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Gary Sams
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TEMPO
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