New Sheriff's Deputy Appointed for County
Shields and James Cope oversee a county sheriff’s department as Ohio University linked appointment aims to ease workload. Max Walkinburg, named deputy chief, will join Saturday. Walkinburg replaces Dorothy Parmite who plans to retire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Snerut-Eiect
Baron Shields
James Cope
June Gibs
Ohio Unive
Max Valkinburg
Iif
Gibson
Shields
Dorothy Parmite
Nelsonville
Walkinburg
Pa Jeoming
Miter
DeWitt
Shield Walker
Chauncey
George Bateman
Valkinburg
Athens
Bateman
Valkinburg Named Acting Police Chief in Nelsonville
Nelsonville appoints Valkinburg as acting police chief following retirement. He has previously served as city police officer and acted as chief earlier this year, bringing long service and leadership to the department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valkinburg
Nelsonville
Servicemen News Highlights Local Army Air Force Careers
A series of brief notices profiles Athens area servicemen. William M. McCoy attends radar school at Lowry Air Force Base in Denver after a 1956 Athens High School graduation and Lackland basic training. Joseph B. Scott earns staff sergeant with the Air Force in Tokyo, also a 1952 Athens High School graduate. Pvt. Jack Sedwick, after basic at Ft Ord, heads to Germany for finance schooling following a Ft Hamilton leave. Billy Keith Butt qualifies for navigator training at Lackland, aiming to成为 second lieutenant with navigator wings. Sp. Robert I Griffin serves with an area battalion after graduating Carthage Troy High School in 1994 and training at Ft Knox and Ft Bliss. The Athens Board of Education held its regular meeting to handle bills and routine business.
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William M. McCoy
Charles ‘A. McCoy
S. Court St
Lowery Air Force Base
Denver
Cole
McCoy
Athens High School
Air Force
Lackland Afb
San Antonio
Texas
Pvt
Jack Sedwick
Amesville
Ft. Ord
Calif
Ft Hamilton
N. Y
Germany
Sedwick
Dorothy Sedwick
Ames-Bern
Billy Keith Butt
George E. Butt
Monroe &J
Nelsonville
Lackland Air Force
Antonio
Robert I. Griffin
Myrie Griffin
Cooville
Carthage‘Troy High
Griffin
Ft. Knox
Ft. Bliss
Tex
Driver Jailed After Crash Near Athens on Route 50
Collins pleaded guilty in Municipal Court to drunk driving and leaving the scene after a crash that damaged Robert D. Carlow’s car on Route 50 west of Gilville. He was sentenced to three days in jail, fined 125 dollars plus costs, and had his license suspended. A further 75 dollar fine for leaving the scene was suspended and he received three months probation. Carlow’s car plunged off an embankment toward the Hocking River after the rear collision. An unidentified driver stopped Collins near Canaanville.
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Uy 2
Athens
State Highway Patrol
Collins
Robert D. Carlow
Parkersburg
Giville
Carlow
Hocking River
Canaanville
Hospital Notes List Admissions and Discharges in Local Area
A hospital notes page lists new admissions including Rachael Williams and Raymond Garvin in Athens and Stewart Jackson in Jacksonville among others. Discharges include Kelly Sams and Mrs Griffith Evans, with several named patients and guardians from Athens Nelsonville Glouster Millfield and surrounding towns.
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Rachael Williams
Stewart Alvin Malone
Jacksonville
Raymond Garvin
Athens
Sherd Hostetter
Reedsville
Harold Bean
Jewell Jones
Albany
Steven Easler
the Plains
Chaney Hollingshead
New Marshfield
Ellen Pappas
Glouster
Kelly Sams
Griffith Evans
Edward Timmons
Ath ¢Ens
Paul Downey
C. W. Quick
County Corn Growers Back Soil Bank Vote in Athens County
Athens County corn growers Tuesday voted 78 percent in favor of the soil bank base for corn. The tally was 63 votes cast with 48 in favor, higher than the state 71 percent. The measure failed nationally with 62.5 percent and 667 percent required.
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Athens County
Soil Bank
A. S.C
Postponed DAV Meeting Rescheduled To December 28
D A Pierce commander announces delay of the regular DAV meeting to December 28 at 7 p.m. He invites members to a Christmas party for veterans at Athens State Hospital in the Therapy ward. Dale A Morris 47 of Athens Route 5 forfeited a 30 appearance bond after intoxication charge. jailed after auto revival on W Washington St.
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D. A Pierce
Athens State Hospital
Dale A. Morris
Athens
Morris
W. Washington St
Death of Infant Allen Russell En Route to Hospital
One year eight months old Allen Russell died Wednesday on route to Sheltering Arms Hospital. Acute meningitis diagnosed as the cause. Son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Russell. Six other children survive. Funeral arrangements by Dow Ltt srasivensr are incomplete.
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Xoy Allen Russell
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Auto Rom
New Marshfield
Charles Russell
Dow
Ltt Srasivensr
Post Office To Stay Open Saturday Afternoons
For the accommodation of Athens residents the post office will remain open on the next two Saturday afternoons December 15 and 22. Postmaster Arthur E. Cornwell announced the move to expedite handling of Christmas mail.
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Athens
Arthur E. Cornwell
Cornwell
Two Fines Levied On Wife's Char
Athens man fined total of 50 dollars and costs in Municipal Court on two charges filed by his wife Betty Darnell. Clifford W. Darnell pleaded guilty to assault and battery and to intoxication and was fined 25 dollars and costs on each. Betty Darnell signed the complaints. sheriff's deputies brought him to court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Clifford W. Darnell
Betty Darnell
Darnell
Man jailed over hunting charge in Trimble incident
John R. McKee of Glouster surrendered to Athens County jail after refusing to pay a 20 fine plus court costs for hunting on land without permission. Deputy Shields said McKee agreed to serve 19 days at one dollar per day to cover the costs after delivering commitment papers at the sheriff's home.
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John R. McKee
Glouster
Athens County
Trimble
Richard H. Cary
Harold Shields
McKee
E. L. Siers
Shields
Weather notes and lodge installations in two Ohio towns
A cloudy Thursday morning reports 38 degrees at 11 a.m. with a 9 a.m. reading three degrees warmer in Athens. Rainfall totals near Hamley Run and updates on officers installation for Constitution Lodge 426 FRAM and Savannah Lodge 466 F&AM are announced with times and refreshments.
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U. S
C. L. Colmer
Athens
Hamley Run
Constitution Lodge
Clark
Guysville
Savannah Lodge
F&am
E. W. Cunningham
Charges Dismissed in Athens Roadway Incident
Charges of failing to yield the right of way against Cyrus Callendine, 24, of Athens Route 2, were dismissed Thursday in Municipal Court for insufficient evidence. Callendine pleaded innocent after an investigation of an accident by city police Friday at Congress and Washington.
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Cyris Callendine
Athens
Llendine
Congress
Washington
Bake Off finalist Kinison tours media after New York contest
Professor Charles H Kinison of Ohio Universityplaced among 99 finalists in a national 100000 bake off in Waldorf Astoria New York He did not win top prize but gained media attention with films photos and a future Good Housekeeping feature His cookies performed well despite a subway vibration issue that ruined a rival’s bake. Meanwhile state police seek applicants for the 48th training class starting in March offering 176 monthly during school and 315 starting pay after graduation with full benefits.
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Charles H. Kinison
Ohio University
New York
OU S
Vale
Art Linkletter
Good Housekeeping
Highway Patrol
Corp
R. E. Henderson
Athens Post
U.S
Ohio
Columbus
Henderson
Paul Gerot
Pillsbury Mumsie
Charles R. Kinison
Pillsbury
Athens High Honor Roll Seniors Lead With 25 Percent
Athens High School reports a high honor roll rate for the second six weeks led by the Senior Class at 25 percent. Five students earned all A grades: Margaret LaFollette Mary Kay Ball Mary Jane Lee Lelia Roberts and Ellie Thackeray.
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Athens High School
Don Thomann
Anne Baker
Sarah Bowling
Tom Cady
David Goldberg
Phyllis Goldsberry
Larry Hawk
Melinda Huggins
Maryson
Gordon Murphy
Rider
Richard White
Tom Widdoes
Carolyn Williams
Clark Williams
Jack Beverage
Linda Cain
Max Cone
Joyce Dean
Barbara Humphreys
Susan Jones
Marilyn Sands
Pat Linscott
Judie Merz
Phil Murchison
Kent Organ
Paul Pugh
Marjorie Ridenour
Rolland Swart
Tom van Meter
Carolyn Weber
Ann Wilson
Janet Woodrum
$50 000 Damage Suit Dismissed in Court
A. Earl Rutter opponent Jack Robinette settled and dismissed from Common Pleas Court with costs charged to the defendant. The suit, filed by administrator of the late Manche Rutter, followed an auto crash on Route 33 at Myers Crossing June 25, 1954, in which Mrs Rutter died.
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Earl Rutter
Jack Robinette
Common Pleas Court
Manche Rutter
Myers Crossing
Rutter
Robinette
Scout Leaders Plan Nelsonville Me
Scout Leaders and explorer advisers of Hock Hocking district will meet Thursday at 8 p m at Knights of Pythias Hall Nelsonville to discuss first aid and camping techniques. Nelsonville Troop 64 scoutmaster ibert Simplton will discuss camping and a spring scout rally will be announced by Prof D H Niesse Ohio University faculty member and discussion chairman.
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Hock-Hocking
Knights of Pythias Hall
Nelsonville
Ibert Simplton
D. H. Niesse
Ohio University
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Joseph B. Scott
Eva Scott
Aiice
Tokyo
Scott
Het Wing
Ohio State University
Athens City Board of Education
Ohio Valley Baking Company
Wyer
Shell
Hord Davis
Lneane
James Romanowski
Donald Brenner
Lawrence Skinner
Rolland Llewellyn
Gary Johnson
Mercury
E. State St
Ralph Haley
Monage
P.M. Izaak Walton League Farm
Athens High
Judy Ferguson
Douglas Ramseth
Jessie Rowland
Marcia Selleck
Richard Taylor
Lynn Tedrick
Mary Gene Woodworth
Severly Hoskins
Nelsonville Me
Borg Scales
Revere Ware
Roberson
Sunbeam Appliances
Tree
Kerr-Hunter Hardware CO
Santa Claus
Fittin
Omen
Moe
Jack
Berry Hotel
Phong
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