Three Bad Check Charges Dismissed In Municipal Court
Two charges against Robert E. Kelsey of Morrow were dismissed on motions by the prosecution. One charge against Terri F. Monaghan of the Alpha Delta Pi sorority house in Athens was dismissed for insufficient evidence. Kelsey faced two bad checks to Cornwell's Jewelry Store for 25 dollars on Oct 19 1967 and 14.56 dollars to Swearingen's Sporting Goods Store on Oct 24 1967. he pleaded innocent Dec 4 1968 and posted 33 dollar bond on each. Court costs assessed to Kelsey. Monaghan charged with writing a 14 dollar bad check to the Athens police department on Dec 9. court costs assessed to the city.
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E. Kelsey
Morrow
Terri F. Monagham
Alpha Delta Pi Sorority House
Athens
Kelsey
Cornwell
Swearingen
Sporting Goods
Two Hurt In Falls At Homes Prompt Hospital Transfer
Fire department emergency squad transported two people to Sheltering Arms Hospital on Wednesday. Mrs Ruth Stratton sustained a possible ankle fracture from a fall at 17 Utah Place while 15 month old Christopher Gates suffered finger lacerations from a steel door at 20 Elliott Street.
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Sheltering Arms Hospital
Fire Department
Ruth Stratton
Utah Pt
Christopher Gates
James Gates
Elliott St
Snow Control Material Shortage Hits County Roads
New county engineer Gerald Hann warns that current snow control supplies under $500 and two repair-needing trucks threaten road safety as freezing weather closes schools. He has county commission approval to purchase salt and cinders though total cost and funding remain unsettled.
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Gerald Hann
Hann
Harold Hitchens
Hann Ready To Fight Firing Fuss In Court
County Engineer Gerald Hann says he will seek relief in court or the Ohio Civil Service Review Board after firing 16 engineers for subordination. The union argues civil service protections apply and notes most workers are Democrats, while Hann claims he acted as final authority and cites noncooperation and missing job descriptions.
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Hann
Ohio Civil Service Review Board
Gerald Hann
Ohio
Harold Hitchens
Beaumont woman fined for torturing five ponies
A Beaumont woman Bertha Hatfield pleaded guilty in Municipal Court to torturing five ponies. Judge Franklin Sheeter suspended the $25 fine on condition the ponies receive adequate shelter and costs of keeping them during disposition. Humane Officer William Matheny charged neglect on January 2. Other votes include Daniel R. Trimbrogne and Janis L. Rogers with traffic fines.
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Beaumont
Franklin Sheeter
Bertha Hatfield
Athens County
William Matheny
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Glouster Community BankAmericard
Glouster
Glouster, Ohio
Agent Bank of the
Athens National Bank
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John Doe
Wece Corporate
Kelly
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