Burglars Hit Three Athens Buildings
Thieves broke into Athens sites on Thursday night including Middle School on W State St People's Life Insurance and Clifford Realty on Congress St. They took 60 cents from People s Life and 2 in nickels from Clifford Realty, with no report on the school entry. Police say back doors were likely unlocked and no force used at the two businesses, while desk drawers at Clifford Realty were opened.
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Athens
W. State St
People’s Life Insurance
Clifford Realty
Bank Elects New Officers At Coolville
COOLVILLE The Tri-County Bank annual meeting elected officers including Jay J. Sterling Lamp president Carl E. Smith vice president William F. Hanneman vice president Kenneth Stealey cashier Mrs Hazel Westfall assistant cashier Mrs Maxine Rader assistant cashier Mrs Mary Belle Cody bookkeeper Mrs Dixe Sovel comptroller Directors include Lamp Holdren Stealey White and Graham Lamp reported total bank assets at Dec 31 over 3.6 million an increase from the prior year and a 10 percent cash dividend was paid to stockholders in 1968.
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Coolville
Tri-County Bank
Jay J. Sterling Lamp
Carl E. Smith
William F. Hanneman
Kenneth Stealey
Hazel Westfall
Maxine Rader
Mary Belle Cody
Dixe Sovel
J. Sterling Lamp
Robert FE. Holdren
Jack E. White
D. K. Graham
Lamp
Patrol Cites Two Drivers After Roadside Collision
State Highway Patrol charged two men after a crash between a moving car and a parked vehicle. William L. Shockey 23 of Guysville Route 1 failed to stop within an assured clear distance and was cited. Walter Frost Athens Route 4 was cited for illegal parking on a highway.
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State Highway Patrol
William L. Shockey
Walter Frost
Athens
Action Postponed In Loitering Case In State Park
Athens County Municipal Court Judge Franklin Sheeter postponed action on Harold Ramey a 28 year old Columbus man charged by highway patrol with loitering in a state park He is accused of drinking in a parked truck in a park Jan 2 and posted a $50 bond the bond was continued today A memo to be filed by 9 a.m Jan 15 was requested for court advisory action
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Athens County
Franklin Sheeter
Columbus
Harold Ramey
Plains Volunteer Fire Department Year End Report 1968
The Plains Volunteer Fire Department ended 1968 with about 66 runs. Fire Chief Cecil Newsome reports 37 EMS calls and 23 fire calls. Losses to houses and autos totaled 23 000 dollars with 13 brush fires and minor blazes also answered.
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The
Plains Volunteer Fire Department
Cecil Newsome
Fire Department
Ohio University Receives Ohio Arts Council Grant
The Ohio Arts Council approved a $1200 grant to Ohio University for a four week summer inservice training program. The program targets graduate music students high school instructors and musically gifted children to develop a statewide chamber music instruction program.
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Columbus
Ohio Arts Council
Ohio University
Bowens Sues Bowens for Gross Neglect
Gary Bowens of Nelsonville sues Susen Kk Bowens of North Denton alleging gross neglect in a civil filing. The action seeks damages and relief as defined by the court.
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Gary Bowens
Nelsonville
Susen Kk Bowens
North Denton
Area Traffic Court Municipal Court Violations Listed
A list of defendants from Worthington to Athens facing fines and costs in traffic court. Cases include speeding and improper registration with penalties ranging from $2 to $50 plus costs. Names include Robert Honn, E Tabler, Rogers Schultz, Robert Saumgartner, Alexander Moluk, Howard Dailey, Johnnie Carson, Bruce Jonoff, James Circle, James Henry, F Khimo, Burndy Perry, and notable mention of Ralph Menconi for Nixon inaugural medals.
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Robert Honn
Worthington
Speed
E Tabler
Stewart
Rogers
Schultz
the Plains
Robert C. Saumgartner
Lorene St
Athens
Enhourt
Alexander Moluk
Sevenhills
Howard M. Dailey
Johnnie A. Carson
Millfield
Bruce L. Jonoff
Fort St
James J. Circle
Racine
James P. Henry
Union St
Dianies F .Khimo
Reed Hall
Cosy Burndy Perry
Palmer St
Clevelander Charged With Book Shoplifting
A Cleveland man posted 48 dollar bond in Municipal Court on a petty larceny charge. Frank L. Liszt pleaded no contest and faces a January 16 hearing after allegedly stealing 20.25 dollars worth of books from Logan's in Athens.
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Cleveland
Frank L. Liszt
Logan’s
Athens
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