Athens Township Financial and Probate Notices
Legal notices from Athens County Ohio include a probate case for Edna Williams administratrix of Sadie L. Wallace estate with a hearing set for April 9, 1969 and an emergency ordinance authorizing sale of 2.34 acres to the State of Ohio for Route 33 as part of University Lands, with sale price set at 3750 dollars and a state payment to the city of Athens of 4250 dollars.
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Athens Township
County of
Athens
P. O
Ohio
Probate
Athens County
Edna Williams
Sadie L. Wallace
Evelyn Christenson
Coleman
South Dakota
Earl Sprague
Erie
Michigan
Dorothy McClanahan Cook
Claramore
Oklahoma
Howard Williams
Elton
Maryland
Herman Williams
E. Second Street
Tucson
Arizona
Marie Williams Pierce
Sierra Vista
John Sprague
Johnstown
Florida
Lyle Love
Uth Saver
Katie Cruser
Mee Williams
Sadie L. Wallacs
Lavelle
Vanity
Picinn
Edna Willams
State of Ohio
Ohio Company
Purchase
University Lands
Columbus Engineering Consultants, Ltd
Atkins, Mercer, Underwood, Ltd
Department of Highways
U.S
Athens Couny
Hocking River
Roger D. Miller
Atkins-Mercer-Underwood, Ltd
State of
Rollerbowl Winners Announced for Athens City Bowling Tourney
Results from the Athens City Men’s Bowling Tourney final events show Bob Wooten winning the singles with 755 and Bob Gagle with Cal Whiteside taking the doubles at 1437. Rosser and Dunfee were runners up in doubles, with Wooten and Rosser leading the all events, on a handicap basis with no scratch awards.
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Athens City
Bob Wooten
Art Smith
Bob Gagle
Cal Whiteside
Jack Rosser
Ray Dunfee
Wooten
Smith
Ott Wagner
Fred Cremeans
Dick McElhiney
Marion Wood
Ray Hoffman
John Cunningham
Chuck Shields
Mick Bumpass
Windell White
Jim Ewing
Gayle
Whiteside
Rosser
Dunfee
Carl Trifette
Dick Tucker
Ralph Knight
Robert Speedy
Tip Koon
Kent Bumpass
Dudley Bumpass
Leroy Hashman
Bill Adams
Chuck Wagner
Chuck Misner
Marvin Balfour
Herman Gubbison
Danny Saylor
Millard Walls
Gerald Meek
Vic Weekley
Braves Richards and OMalley clash over missing catchers in spring camp
Atlanta general manager Paul Richards blasted unsigned catcher Joe Torre amid the baseball player boycott as Dodgers owner Walter OMalley lamented the absence of his top starters in camp. Dodgers manager Walt Alston fined three players for curfew violations while other clubs began workouts amid pension talks.
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Associated Press
Atlanta
Paul Richards
Braves
West Palm Beach
Fla
Los Angeles
Walter O'Malley
New York
Richards
Joe Torre
Torre
Dodgers
O'Malley
Pat Jarvis
Phil Niekro
Ken Johnson
Ron Reed
Vero Beach
Walt Alston
Joe Moeller
Pete Mikkelsen
John Duffie
Alston
Florida
Arizona
California
Sion
Gaylord Perry
San Francisco
Bobby Bonds
Dave Marshall
Perry
Giants
Bud Harrelson
New York Mets
Luis Aparicio
Chicago White Sox
Glenn Beckett
Chicago Cubs
Beckett
Harrelson
Aparicia
Sox
Seattle
Jack Aker
Steve Barber
Tommy Davis
Tommy Harper
Don Mincher
Rich Rollins
New York Yankees
Mickey Mantle
Frank Howard
Washington Senators
Sam McDowell
Reds Open Camp With Few Regulars Reported
Cincinnati AP reports the Reds opened spring training with only six nonregular players in camp. Outfielders Hal McRae Claude Mashore and shortstop Darrell Chaney were present along with 14 pitchers and catchers. Expected later were Clarence Jones Jim Beauchamp Al Crawford Bernie Carbo Fred Whitfield and Jimmy Stewart.
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Cincinnati
Cincinnati Reds
Hal McRae
Claude Mashore
Darrell Chaney
Clarence Jones
Jim Beauchamp
al Crawford
Bernie Carbo
Fred Whitfield
Jimmy Stewart
Call for Freshmen Baseball Candidates at Ohio University
A meeting for all freshman baseball candidates is scheduled for Wednesday at 7 pm in Room 6 of Grover Center at Ohio University. The event invites newcomers to try out and join the team for upcoming season.
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Ohio Uiversity
Grover Center
General Telephone
Duvall to Speak at Tri-Valley Conference Banquet
Deacon Duvall, Fairmont State College coach in West Virginia, will speak at the Tri-Valley Conference banquet set for Tuesday March 11 at 6 30 p m. Tickets cost 2 and reservations close February 28. Federal Hocking claimed the league basketball title while Fort Frye joined the league after the season began.
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Vincent — Deacon Duvall
Fairmont State College of
West Virginia
Federal Hocking
Vinton County
Belpre
Warren
Fort Frye
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Ruth Lover
Ethel Dart
Roy Sprague
Harry Sprague
Lenno Sams
Bess Nmnett
Dane McClanchan
William McClanehen
Lois McClanahan Hayes
Howard William
Clair Williams
Joseph Williams
Mac Williams
Mare Williams Pierce
Unknown Heirs
Ladie J. Wallace
Patricia B. Betz
Shepard
Vernon
Shaw
Plains Fire Fund
the Plains Fire Fund
Oearly
General Fund
Bal
S.seeeereeene
Imsutonco
General Health District
Seeert
Hawee
Alance
Sealee CM
Plains Fire
Jon
Seeegebees
Ae Township Fire Fund
Ovenen
Eenseeweer
Seresees
Teeneaee
Tad Grover
Cleveland Indians
Jim Lonborg
Boston Red Sox
Roberto Clemente
Matty Alou
Pirates
Yankee
New York Yankee
Jim Hegan
Thurman Munson
John Orsino
Fort Lauderdale
Munson
Kent State
Reds
George
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