Arraignments and Forfeitures in Athens County Court
Dozens faced hearings in Athens County Municipal Court with 10 others forfeit bonds. Notable actions include Michael N. Daffin granted a jury trial on possession of supers, bond set at 500, and a separate drug charge bond continued at 100. Several pleas, fines, and jail terms were imposed for offenses ranging from drug intoxication to open container and disorderly conduct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens County
Michael N. Daffin
Mineral
Michael J. Stalego
Newark
Jeff van Dyke
Innocent pleas and fines in assorted city charges
A list of individuals facing charges and guilty pleas includes J Miller 22 Baker Rad charged by speed with a $116 bond and $25 costs plus John Cobb 22 224 Parks Hall cited for no operator license wrong way on a one way street and false information to an officer with $136 hearings set March 5. J Campbell 22 Belpre charged by oe speed pleaded guilty $25 and costs. Stacey Matheny 30 Logan charged with driving while intoxicated pleaded guilty and costs. Barstow 19 Chauncey charged by police with expired license $5 and costs. Richard Immerman 318 Gamertsfelder Hall charged with theft of pump valued at $45 pleaded no contest $50 costs. numerous others listed for intoxication or related offenses with various fines and forfeitures. contempt warrants planned on two charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Anderson
Athens
James C. Huckabee
Davis Hall
Athens National Bank
Christopher Karbler
Scott Quad
David P. Brooks
Ilfield
John E. Dixon
Chagrin Falls
John H. Wright
Albany
Debra A. Johnson
Wilson
John F. O'Dea
Montauck
N.Y
Edward R. Whipple, III
Nelsonville
Roger Robinette
Judy Shaver
Millfield
Thomas K. Sweeney
Wilfred D. Sharpe
Danny R. Baker
Valley Acres Trailer Court
Thomas D. Carpenter
McArthur
Nee J. Miller
Baker Rad
Harold Doberts
Hamden
Alan J Holl
Rn Fierce
Rebecca Fierce
John J. Whitney
Berea
Michael R. Dicillo
Euclid
Lawrence Goodman
Conne St
Barbara
Carriage Hill Apts
M. David Snyder
Brown Ave
Melva R. Young
Bromley Hall
Charles L. Goodrich
Jacksonville
A&p Food Store
Fire Film Shown In Schools
Nelsonville Fire Department completed a fire prevention program in the Nelsonville York City School District showing the film Why Daddy Why to students from kindergarten through fifth grade. Fire safety instructions were provided along with home fire inspection materials for family projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
York City
Fire Department
Bars Face License Suspension in Ohio Action
The Atheneon in Athens operated by Charles A. Hanning faces seven days for selling malt liquor to a minor with suspension remittance if no further violations occur by September. JC's Inc. also faces seven days for furnishing malt liquor to a minor with remittance if no more violations by June 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atheneon
Jc's
Athens
Ohio Liquor Control Commission
Charles A. Hanning
Jc's Inc
O'Bleness Hospital Daily Notices and Births
Visiting hours set 11 a.m. to 8 30 p m with maternity limits two visitors per patient. A birth records a son to Mr and Mrs Lawrence Will of Albany. A long list of admissions includes Jennifer Adkins Clarke Daily Harry Walker Basil Holland and others from Athens Glouster Stoney Mulford Chauncey Nelsonville. Discharges include Everett Person Mrs Martin Keirns Mrs John Thomas and daughter Ethel Dickson and several others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennifer Adkins
Clarke Daily
Harry Walker
Basil Holland
Jason Grey
Wilma Kranyik
Roy Rockwell
Elizabeth Upp
John Mangieri
Albert Bailes
Glendale Skidmore
Ida Shields
Orland Sayre
Athens
Carrie Cooper
Glouster
Ruth Sabatoss
Jacksonville
Stoney Mulford
Chauncey
Marlene Barnhart
Michael Hawk
Nelsonville
Everett Person
Martin Keirns
John Thomas
Ethel Dickson
Michele Spears
Willian Nelson
Neil Allen
Darrell Willie
John Snyder
Sadanand Singh
Charles Brown
Bette Morrissey
Flora Collet
Austin Hawk
Donald Seward
Scott Archer
Wendy Baldwin
Ervin Puckett
Frank Blazer
Homer Erskine
Dennis Davis
Nelsonville Couple Travels to New York City on Business
Mr and Mrs John Brooks of 127 E Columbus St depart Nelsonville for New York City. Brooks serves as vice president of William Brooks Shoe Co on firm business while Mrs Brooks shops for Hoodlett Department Store. They plan to return Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
John Brooks
E. Columbus St
New York City
Brooks
William Brooks Shoe Co
Hoodlett
Nelsonville Police levy multiple alcohol and traffic charges
Bonnie S. Atkinson faced unsafe operation of a motor vehicle. Charles Martin was charged with possession of an open flask and public intoxication. Charles Hanning was arrested on public intoxication. All are set to appear March 3 in Nelsonville Mayor's Court. Steven W. Thomas received a citation for improper starting and is to appear in Athens County Juvenile Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Bonnie S. Atkinson
Fairfield Ave
Newark
Charles Martin
Poplar St
Charles Hanning
Steven W. Thomas
Athens County
Firemen Douse Boxcars Across Athens Weekend
Two burning boxcars required Athens firefighters and emergency squad members to respond over the weekend. A C&O depot boxcar near Shafer and W Washington Streets burned containing rolls of stainless steel. A B&O boxcar behind West Union Street Cemetery burned at 12:50 a.m. Monday with damage limited to the bed. Fire crews used 20 gallons from a booster tank. Also, Tommy Coffman was taken to O'Bleness Memorial Hospital after a fall at the Eagles Lodge and Nancy Masek was treated after back pains at Hudson Health Center.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
C&o
Shafer
W. Washington Streets
B&o
West Union Street
Tommy Coffman
N. Lancaster St
O'Bleness Memorial Hospital
Eagles Lodge
N. Court St
Morrison School Science Fair Set for Tuesday Evening
Morrison School will host a science fair Tuesday at 7 30 p m Judges include Dr R A Lawrence Dr Lester Mills Dr Ragy Millas Dr Ray Skinner Dr Robert Sympson and Kon Williams The event features a panel of six experts evaluating projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morrison School
R. A. Lawrence
Lester Mills
Ragy Millas
Ray Skinner
Robert Sympson
Kon Williams
Driver Denies Charge In Athens Hit-Skip Case
Ohio University coed Shelly Mann was injured in a Saturday hit and run on N Lancaster St. Thomas Hudnell of Athens Route 5 pleaded innocent in Athens County Municipal Court and was released on 500 bond for March 5 hearing. Mann suffered a fractured skull and broken arm and was treated at Hudson Health Center then University Hospital Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio University
Athens County
Thomas Richard Hudnell
Athens
Hudwell
N. Lancaster St
Shelly Louise Mann
Crook Hall
Hudson Health Center
University Hospital
Columbus
Counselors Tour Naval Center for Navy Education Exposure
Southeast Ohio guidance counselors completed a three day tour of the Great Lakes Naval Training Center near Chicago under the Columbus Navy Recruiting District. Twenty four counselors met sailors and enlistees, toured Recruit Training Command Naval hospital and corpsman school, and met Rear Adm. Kauffman at the Ninth Naval District.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southeastern Ohio
Great Lakes Naval Training Center
Chicago
Columbus
Recruit Training Command
Naval Hospital
Corpsman
Draper L. Kauff
Preparation H Offers Prompt Relief for Hemorrhoidal Tissues
An advertisement promotes Preparation H as providing prompt temporary relief from pain and itching and reducing swelling of hemorrhoidal tissues. It cites doctor tests and mentions doctors recommending the product, including for their families.
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Darrell Brown
Page Chevrolet
David W. Niemi
Cleveland
State Highway Patrol
O’bleness Memorial Hospital
Lawrence Will
Nancy Masek
Kern St
Egg
The
National Georgraphic Society
Athens, Ohio
Nomi
Perma-Press
Buckeye
Tal
Naval Center
Navy
Martha Venari
John Redovian
Galliia County
Gary Minton
Kgger Creek
Alfred Searberry
North Gallia
William Northrup
Lockbourne Air Force Base
Great Lakes
City Hall
Elizabeth Beatty
Ninth Naval District
Officers Club
Recreation Hall
Hong Hong
Richmond
SAI
Vass
Ohio University Inn
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