Four Arrestees Charged With DWI In Gallipolis Weekend
Gallipolis police and the State Highway Patrol reported four to five DWI arrests over the weekend. Shelby Mehr, 23, Columbus, remained in custody after a Third Ave crash at 5 07 p.m. Saturday. Charles Cutshaw, 46, and Albert Adams, 49, were released on bond for upcoming Municipal Court appearances. Adrian Spencer, 26, Gallipolis, posted bond for a Saturday DWI court date. An early Sunday crash on Second Ave and Vine St injured no one. Ronald Burnette, 19, Patriot Star Route, faced no charges after his car hit a retaining wall.
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Gallipolis
State Highway Patrol
Shelby E. Mehr
Columbus
Third Ave
Thompson Casey
Mehl
Thompson
Charles Cutshaw
Vinton
Albert A. Adams
Crown City
Adrian G. Spencer
Second Ave
Vine St
Ronald Paul Burnette
Patriot Star
Mount St Mary Hospital Notes and Nelsonville Break-in update
Mount St Mary Hospital records list multiple births and admissions in Athens Nelsonville and surrounding areas including Cars ey Lohrer Trainer Daggett Reeves Dane Lent Shorn Sycks Six and others. Nelsonville police report one of two suspects in the East End Carryout and Frank's Store break in has admitted involvement with arraignment planned Monday.
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Athens
Joseph D. Ruscoe
Nelsonville
Judith A. Daggett
Athents
Willard F. Keplar
Logan
Charles F. Ratcliff
New Lexington
Lawrence Reeves
John Dane
New Marshfield
Robert Lent
Mathilda Shorn
Pomeroy
Sandra Sycks
Bess Six
Orbe Corp and Son
Robert Finnearty
Chauncey
Jeannine Butt
Glouster
Mary Shaffer
Murray City
Phyllis Sharpe
the Plains
Celia Lightfoot
Cora McMillin
Guy Givens
Williamstown
W. Va
Stella Arnold
Stewart
Howard Lievellen
Clara Chuvalus
Corning
Wanda Green
Pearl Barrows
Albany
Vernon Tyo
Kathryn Lynch
New Straitsville
Mary Rawlings
City
East End
Frank
Max Valkinburg
York Levy Failure Hits School Activities
York Local School District votes to cut costs after a 1.9 mill levy failed. No elementary sports or kindergarten, reduced athletics with varsity and reserve teams kept, high and elementary buildings to early closing, and no baseball for 1964-65. Officials plan to refile the levy in May.
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Nelsonville
York Local
John Mullins
Charles Hook
Terry Bunting
John Sanborn
Jack Hillyer
Hillyer
New Officers Chosen By Pythian Club
Following the election and regular meeting at the Pythian Dining Room Valley Temple Sisters held their Christmas party. Mrs Nora Cox was reelected as Most Excellent Chief with officers including Mrs Wilma Williams and Mrs Edna Cavanaugh, plus Patton as Grand Representative.
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Pythian
Valley Temple Sisters
Nora Cox
Wilma Williams
Edna Cavanaugh
Nelle Patton
Flossie Cope
Thelma Hutchins
Linda Wend
Sarah Moscato
Violat Hollenbaugh
Patton
Cope
Edith Patton
Hollenbaugh
Florence Coakley
Mary Lou Barber
Non-Degree Student Enrollment Figures Reported
The report lists enrollment figures showing 4,987,867 and 1,038,620 for non-degree students in program 332,400. Details include per category breakdowns and related demographic notes.
Enrollment in U.S. colleges more than doubles in a decade
The U S Office of Education reports enrollment in 2 135 colleges and universities has more than doubled over the past ten years. The postwar generation now fills classes as women students rise to 38 8 percent for the eighth straight year.
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U.S
Hit-Skip Accident Reported on Route 7 near Silver Bridge
The State Highway Patrol investigated a hit-skip crash at 12:20 a.m. Sunday on Route 7 a mile north of the Silver Bridge. George W. Hamilton, 33, of Parkersburg, was stopped in traffic when a following car struck his vehicle, backed up, and left northbound. Medium damage occurred to Hamilton's car.
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Gallipolis
State Highway Patrol
Route 7
Silver Bridge
George W. Hamilton
Parkersburg
W. Va
Hamilton
Two Cited In Violations
Nelsonville police cited motorists for traffic offenses in court actions. Roger William Engle of Lancaster forfeited a 40 dollar bond for unsafe operation. William B. Wheeler of West Jefferson forfeited a 25 dollar bond for excess speed.
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Nelsonville
Roger William Engle
Lancaster
William B. Wheeler
West Jefferson
Mrs Bess Six Injured In Fall At Home
Mrs. Bess Six of West Columbus Street suffered an upper left leg fracture after tripping on a foot stool in her apartment Sunday afternoon. She was taken by ambulance to Mount St. Mary Hospital and admitted after emergency treatment.
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Nelsonville
Bess Six
West Columbus St
Six
Mount St. Mary Hospital
Supreme Court Studies Vinton Prejudice Case
The Ohio Supreme Court will review an affidavit of prejudice against Vinton County Common Pleas Judge C W Smith. Dale Chesser Dundas filed the move after 25 electors challenged the elections of state representative John Beckley and county commissioner Raymond Cottrill amid fraud and irregularities claims. Beckley defeated E B Webb and Cottrill defeated Roy Allman. Webb and Allman are Democrats.
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Supreme Court
Vinton County Common Pleas
C. W. Smith
Smith
Dale Chesser Dundas
Fourth District Court of Appeals
John Beckley
Raymond Cottrill
Beckley
E. B. Webb
Cottrill
Roy Allman
Webb
Allman
Hocking Valley Hospital Births and Names
Mrs. Millie King of Logan Mrs. Charles E. Rodd of Logan Route 4 Mrs. Deborah Turner of Logan Mrs. Louise Miller of Logan Homer Huston of Hocking Valley Rest Home Mrs. James Bagent of Logan Route 4 Albert H. Rau of Logan list a series of individuals connected to Hocking Valley Hospital and nearby facilities.
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Millie King
Logan
Charles E. Rodd
Deborah Turner
Louise Miller
Homer Huston
Hocking Valley Rest Home
James Bagent
Albert H. Rau
Trio Treated After Fight at Five Mile Inn
Officers report three people treated at Hocking Valley Hospital after a fight at the Five Mile Inn on Route 33. Alford Boals 42 and June Boals 40 of Logan were treated for head injuries and bruises. Guy Als removed with a nose cut. All were released and the case remains under investigation by Hocking County authorities.
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Logan
Hocking Valley Hospital
Five Mile Inn
Alford Boals
June Boals
Guy
Hocking
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