Athens County perjury case ends with acquittal and new charges
Raymond Windle, 31, initially charged with perjury after testimony at an Athens County trial, was acquitted of the main charges but later faced further proceedings. Windle allegedly gave false statements about his whereabouts on Aug 17 during testimony involving Jeraldine Christian and witnesses Carol and Orville Mellinger. The case included prior indictments and a separate rape-related allegation, with proceedings before Judge O F Rowland. The daughter of Nelson Amberly and associates attended a subsequent hearing. The report notes Windle’s alleged actions and the jury’s deliberation outcome. Delta Pi sophomores at Ohio University planned a meeting at Park Place.
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Jeraldine Christian
Carol
Orville Mellinger
Nelson Amberly
Neln
Windle
Chris
Court News In Probate Court Actions And Decisions
In probate court Louise Holdren guardian of Nora and Catherine Wolf has a hearing Friday at 9 am to sell real estate. James S. Day administrator of L H Blackwood estate must turn over 6063.58 from tract one sale to Wesley B Lawrence per mortgage lien. Elinor Hitchcock estate exempt from inheritance tax. In common pleas George M. Jones Co. added as party in G D Gorham v Middle States Coal Co suit.
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Louise Holdren
Nora
Catherine Wolf
James S. Day
L. H. Blackwood
Wesley B. Lawrence
Elinor Hitchcock
George M. Jones Co
G. D. Gorham
Athens County
Middle States Coal Co
Democracy in Storm, Clark Addresses Athens Rotarians
Rev. A. T. Clarke urged Athens Rotary Club to defend democracy against pressure groups and to return to the founding ideals of Liberty Equality and Fraternity. He warned that without preserving free speech and fair debate democracy could fail and called for equal economic opportunity and open discussion.
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Athens Rotary Club
A. T. Clarke
First Presbyterian Church
Mr. Clarke
America
YWCA Hears Reports From Five Delegates
The Ohio University YWCA cabinet and sub cabinet met in the Fine Arts Auditorium to hear delegates who attended the Twelfth Quadrennial Student Volunteer Convention in Indianapolis. Reports were given by Helen Campbell Anna Faye Blackburn Carolyn Bretney Nona Nelson and Mabel Cullison. Athens students Charles Sias and Elmer Jacobs attended.
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Ohio University Ywca
Fine Arts Auditorium
Indianapolis
Helen Campbell
Anna Faye Blackburn
Carolyn Bretney
Nona Nelson
Mabel Cullison
Athens
Charles Sias
Elmer Jacobs
Molester Targeting Unaccompanied Women Placed Under Hunt
Athens city police hunt a molester who grabbed three unaccompanied women on late night streets. Chief Finsterwald said the man fled after each scream with two assaults on Columbia Ave. and one on W Union St. Victims described him as short and powerful. one noted rubber-soled shoes and quiet approach.
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Athens
Finsterwald
Columbia Ave
W. Union St
Athens Students Score Above State Norm in December Tests
Athens City Schools reported 92.4 percent of pupils exceeding state norms on December Every Pupil Tests across 32 content areas. Mathematics showed notable gains from grades three to ten with several subjects and grades posting 20 to 50 percent above state levels.
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Athens
Harper Co. Pendry
Pendry
Trustees to Elect New Officers at Athens County Courthouse
Clarence E. Wolfe of New Marshfield announced that officers of the Athens County Association of Township Trustees and Clerks will be elected Wednesday afternoon at the Courthouse after a meeting of the county trustees.
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Athens County Association of Township Trustees
Athens County
Clarence E. Wolfe
New Marshfield
ROTC Controversy Draws Minister Reactions in Ohio
Letters from Methodist ministers and Ohio Church figures reveal split views on Ohio University's plan for a voluntary ROTC unit. Some praise the move as beneficial to students and state, while others oppose ROTC and urge resistance to the university trustees.
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Ohio
Ohio Methodist Conferences
OTC
Ohio University
Board of Trustees
State University
Methodist Episcopal Church
American Legion
Ohio State University
Japan
China
Italy
Ethiopia
United States
Legion
America
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Chimney Sparks Ignite Roof at Athens Home
A fire on the roof of Professor Victor Whitehouse’s residence at 142 EF. State St. was started by chimney sparks and extinguished by Athens City Fire Department members this morning. Fire Chief BE R Laughlin said roof damage was about $10 after shingles were removed and the blaze doused with chemical extinguishers.
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Prof
Victor Whitehouse
EF. State St
Athens City Fire Department
BE. R. Laughlin
Oldest Athens County House Draws Inspectors
Passing Sugar Creek Heber H. Henry, former farmer and telephone man of Amesville, meets W. F. Johnson at the old log cabin built in 1800, the county’s oldest inhabited dwelling. Johnson has read The Messenger for 50 years. Henry recalls installing a telephone there 36 years ago as coal district testing began and lines were added to several homes along the creek.
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Sugar Creek
Heber H. Henry
Amesville
W. F. Johnson
Athens County
Mr. Johnson
The
Messenger
Mr. Henry
Harvey
Henry
L. F. Junod
Betty Orms
Fred Laughlin
Dr Scott Speaks at Athens Kiwanis Club Meeting
Dr T C Scott of Ohio University spoke on the development of psychology before the Athens Kiwanis Club Monday night. It was announced Ohio Kiwanis District Governor Al Cox of Canton would visit next week. Franklin Dean of Cline Ice Cream Co will represent the business in the club in A H Brooks absence.
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Athens Kiwanis Club
T. C. Scott
Ohio University
al Cox
Canton
Ohio Kiwanis District
Franklin Dean
The
Cline Ice Cream Company
A. H. Brooks
Mrs. Wharton Hurt in Fall Is in Hospital
Two were admitted to Sheltering Arms Hospital on Monday. Grace Wharton of Athens suffered a broken leg in a fall. Elijah Bowen of Zaleski was admitted for medical attention. Mrs. Will Perry of Athens underwent a minor surgical operation, and Mrs. Alex Eneix of Athens was dismissed.
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Sheltering Arms Hospital
Grace Wharton
Athens
Elijah Bowen
Zaleski
Will Perry
Alex Eneix
Eligibility for WPA Jobs Explained by Athens Official
WPA supervisor Richard Bachman clarified eligibility rules for Athens County residents. No one who did not work on FERA or receive relief between May 1 and November 1 can obtain WPA work, except those medically unable with doctor notes certified before January 10. About 60 county men were at work on street and road projects, with crews moved from Gilham Road to Marshfield-Fisher Road as Gilham completed.
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FERA
Bachman
Richard Bachman
WPA
Athens County
C. D. Ault
Rock St
Coolville
Toreh-Hockingport
Gilham Road
Albany
Mineral
Marshfield-Fisher Road
Ault
Porter Charged with Threats Under Peace Bond
Oscar Porter of Sugar Creek filed a $100 peace bond Monday with Magistrate T R Bennett after his wife Ermel Porter complained of threats. Porter was ordered to post the bond to avoid further action.
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Oscar Porter
Sugar Creek
T. R. Bennett
Porter
Ermel Porester
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