Burglaries Target Junior High and Local Businesses
City police investigated three Sunday night break ins at the Junior High School building the Sportsman on West Union and Don's Garage on Shafer Street. A cash box yielded about 12 dollars at the school while two keys and glass damages were found in the school and garage. A night watchman reported a intruder at the Sportsman. police link the Sportsman and Don's Garage incidents to a single suspect but find no connection to the school burglary.
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Sportsman
W. Union ,&I
Don's
Shafer St
Walter Mathews
Harry Leake
Leake
Don’s
Commonwealth Telephone Co
Emergency Squad Responds to Three Distinct Calls
The fire department emergency squad handled three incidents Sunday. Anna Morris, 69, of 262 East State Street, sustained a left thumb laceration at Howard Hall and was taken to Sheltering Arms Hospital. C. E. Norris, 85, fell in a basement at 30 E Carpenter Street, fracturing a right hip and was hospitalized. George Gillett, 71, at 40 Stimson Avenue, had trouble breathing and received oxygen until a physician arrived.
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Fire Department
Howard Hall
Anna Morris
E. State St
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Carpenter St
C. E. Norris
Stimson Ave
George Gillett
Fine imposed on Kenneth Glasgow for fraudulent check
Kenneth Glasgow, 19, a Ohio University freshman, pleaded guilty to issuing a fraudulent $20 check dated December 13. Court fined him $50 and costs, with 10 days jail suspended, six months probation, and $40 of the fine suspended. he remained held on $30 bond for a hearing on the complaint by Campus Pizza.
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Kenneth Glasgow
Gamertsfelder Hall
Glasgow
Charles Silverman
Ohio University
James Lagone
French cite Lehman work
A French journal article by Roger Perron reviews Dr. Havey C. Lehman’s research on creative years, drawing on his Ohio University psychology career. The piece, published in Le Travail Humain, aims to give Lehman’s age and achievement theory wider French scholarly reach.
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le Travail Humain
Havey C. Lehman
Ohio University
Roger Perron
Dr. Lehman
Lie Tests Planned In Hunting Charge
Judge John Newcomb orders lie detector tests for Charles Sharp Sr. after a Municipal Court hearing on a charge of hunting rabbits without written permission. Sharp pleads innocent and Mrs. Dorothy Yoho, who filed the charge, agrees to testing. tests to be administered by Police Capt. Joseph McBride.
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John Newcomb
Charles Sharp
Athens Route 2
Sharp
Dorothy Yoho
Luhrng
Newcomb
Yoho
Joseph McBride
Four Scouts Awarded Top Honors in Court of Honor
Four Explorers Post 55 Scouts received top recognition in a court of honor led by District Chairman Clarke Daily. Joe Watkins earned the Eagle Scout badge along with a Mother's Eagle pin for his mother. Robert Mahin received a Bronze Palm and Edward Lynn and Thomas Thompson earned Life Scout awards.
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Joe Watkins
Clarke Daily
Watkins
Explorer Post 55
Robert Mahin
Edward Lynn
Thomas Thompson
Daily
Mahn
Lynn and
Thompson
Scouts of Explorers
William Teders
Hock-Hocking
John Tate
Roger Ramseth
Sherwood Hall
Paul Aikman
Tom McKelvy
Athens Explorer Post 55
Life
Eagle
Robert Mahn
Ex Ohio U Employee Eleanor Stevens Dies at 77
Mrs Eleanor Stevens a former Ohio University Health Center technician died Saturday evening at Hillcrest Rest home after a brief illness. A Utica New York native and Cornell graduate she worked at OU Health Center 1950 to 1953. Funeral mass Tuesday at St Pauls Church Fr J B Fazio presiding burial Mount Calvary Cemetery. Rosary Monday at Jagers and Sons funeral home.
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Eleanor Stevens
Ohio University Health Center
Hillcrest
St. Paul’s Catholic Church
J. B. Fazio
Mount Calvary Cemetery
Jagers and Sons Funeral
Juvenile Driver Fined with License Suspension
Dewayne V. Carder, 17, son of Mr and Mrs Jack Carder of Athens Route 2, was found guilty in Juvenile Court of operating a motor vehicle to the left of center. A State Highway Patrolman testified. He was fined 5 dollars with 4.78 dollars costs, suspended fine, costs due before March 1, and his driver's license suspended for 30 days.
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Dewayne V. Carder
Jack Carder
Athens
Fire units cancelled after false alarm at hospital
The city fire department responded to a general alarm at Sheltering Arms Hospital shortly after 9 30 p m Sunday but found no fire was present after arriving at the scene. The alarm followed a blown circuit fuse and smoking ballast on a fluorescent light. Annual meeting set Amesville. A 7 p m Family Night supper Thursday will precede the church annual congregational meeting.
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City Fire Department
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Amesville
Amesville Presbyterian Church
Ohio U Designated German Testing Center for National Contest
Ohio University on the Athens campus named a testing center for the National German Contest for high school students. Dr. Paul G. Krauss oversees testing while Dr. Henry Tapp at Kent State handles applications due January 15. The top prize offers an expense paid five week visit to Germany.
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Ohio University
Ohio
Paul G. Krauss
Ohio U
American Association of Teachers of German
Germany
Henry Tapp
Kent State University
George Ely Fined In County Court For Unsafe Driving
George Ely aged 18 from Mineral was fined $10 plus costs Thursday in county court after an arrest by the State Highway Patrol for unsafe operation of a vehicle.
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George Ely
Mineral
State
Shelterin g Arms Hospital Notes
Admits list includes Mr and Mrs David Hamilton Amesville a son. Mr and Mrs Ronald Dougan Shade Route 1 a son. Mr and Mrs Charles Ney Albany Route 1 a daughter. Several other admissions and dismissals listed. Blood used one pint.
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David Hamilton
Amesville
Ronald Dougan
Shade
Charles Ney
Albany
Robert Andrews
New Marshfield
Henry C. Turner
Carpenter
David Blake
Athens
Tam Lin
Rosalee Ganci
Milton Ashworth
Delle Finsterwald
J. B. Wheeler
George Downs
Sharon Glass
Richard W. McKinstry
Jerry Brock
Clayton Graham
Dexter
James Florence
Wayne Williams
Ronald Wagoner
Don Hooper
Sylvia McBride
Charles Burleigh
Ronald Perry
Radcliff
OU Debaters Win Ohio Wesleyan Invitational title
Ohio University men’s varsity debate team captured first place at the Ohio Wesleyan Invitational in Delaware. Coached by Dr L Staats the OU squad won all six debates defeating Ohio Wesleyan Cincinnati Pittsburgh Capital Bluffton and Findlay with a lineup of Charles Zumkehr James Motus David Avadul and Robbin Fearns. The team had been runner up previously at the Butler Invitational in Indianapolis.
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Ohio University
Ohio Wesleyan
Delaware
L. ©. Staats
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Capital
Bluffton
Findlay
Ohio
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Charles Zumkehr
James Motus
David Avadul
Louisville
Robbin Fearns
Canton
Weather Summary for Hamley Run Area
Cloudy and cooler conditions followed light rain on Sunday. Rural Hamley Run recorded 39 degrees at 9 a.m. Friday Saturday and Sunday highs reached 47 49 and 54 degrees.
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Hamley Run
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