Receiver sought to liquidate Uni versity Lumber Co assets
A Common Pleas Court petition filed Thursday by a creditor committee headed by Carl Murphy and others asks appointed a receiver to take possession operate and liquidate the University Lumber Co assets for the benefit of creditors. The committee says creditor claims total 95000 with assets of 25000 and that continued operation would dissipate assets without reducing indebtedness.
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University Lumber Co., Inc
Common Pleas Court
Carl Murphy
Guy Garber
Robert Littler
J. B. Roberts, Sr
Charles Kirkwood
Three Army Enlistees From Plains High Complete Basic Training
1962 Plains High School graduates David W. Porter Harris Strole and Jerry Smith have completed basic training after enlisting in June. After two weeks leave Porter heads to Fort Polk Louisiana Strole to Fort Jackson South Carolina and Smith to Fort Benning Georgia. After advanced training the trio will go to Fort Benning for airborne training.
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the Plains High School
David W. Porter
Chester Porter
Athens
Fort Polk
Harry Strole
Archie Strole
N. McKinley Ave
Fort Jackson
S.C
Jerry Smith
Hazel Smith
Fort Benning
Births and dismissals and local notices filed in county
Birth announcements list Mr and Mrs Ralph Guthrie Athens Route 5 a son and others in the Athens area. Dismissals include Mrs Bessie Hicks Athens and Nicholas Cardaras Gloucester. A meeting for Ath ens-Hocking Conservancy District is set for 7 30 p.m. Thursday at the Junior Fair Building. Court items note Bully Wiley Stalvey of Homesville Ga speeding 21 and Elva Paul Haye of Pomeroy speeding 20 with patrol cited totals.
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Athens-Hocking Conservancy
Junior Fair
Fairgrounds
Wiley Stalvey
Homesville
Columbus boy injured in cycling accident in Athens
A 13 year old Columbus boy Phillip LaFollette was injured when his bicycle struck a parked car in front of 120 West Union Street in Athens. Taken to Sheltering Arms Hospital, he suffered a lower lip laceration a nose injury broken front teeth and possible internal injuries.
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Columbus
Athens
W. Union St
Fire Department
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Phillip LaFollette
Howard LaFollette
Leona LaFollette
Rain Missing: River at Low as Athens Sees No Threat
Clouds held back rain in Athens as observer C L Colmer reported 11 a m temperature 77 degrees up three degrees from morning low. Hocking River stood at 2.33 feet the lowest in Colmer's 12 year readings. Cleo Vaught 59 of 19 percent S Congress St was taken to Sheltering Arms Hospital after falling ill on S Court St.
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Athens
U.S
C. L. Colmer
Colmer
Hocking
Cleo Vaught
S. Congress St
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Fire Department
S. Court St
Wilmington man takes sales rep post for General Telephone
Charles E. Fisher of Wilmington has become sales representative for General Telephone Co of Ohio in the Athens district covering Athens Hocking Jackson Meigs and Vinton counties. A Minford High School graduate and Ohio University Portsmouth branch attendee he previously ran a cafeteria and worked in insurance before joining General Telephone in Indiana in 1960. He will move to Athens this week with his wife Thelma and daughter Debra five.
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Charles E. Fisher
Wilmington
General Telephone Co
Ohio
Athens
Hocking
Jackson, Meigs
Vinton Counties
Minford High School
Scioto County
Ohio University
Portsmouth
General Telephone Co. of
Indiana
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G.E. Engineers
Athens Appliance & TV CO
Washington St
Athens, Ohio
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Albany
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Francis McGrath
the Plains
Ruth Bernard
Guysville
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Nicholas Cardaras
Glouster
Raymond Foreman
Elva Paul Haye
Pomeroy
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High Fidelity
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Debra
Scott
S. Court Street
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