Jackson Man Charged In Break-In Of City Home
Ronald Kight and two others faced Municipal Court hearings after a 4:16 am break in at Gordon Johnson’s residence on 12844 N. Congress St. Police said the trio pried in, ransacked rooms, and may be linked to a Jan. 13 armed robbery.
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Jackson
Athens
Ronald Kight
Larry Leffler
Harry Lee Rhodes
Fred
James
Gordon Johnson
N. Congress St
Leffler
Rhodes
Kight
Johnson Home
GIs Thank Athens Red Cross for Christmas Gift Bags
Seven overseas servicemen sent personal notes of thanks to Mrs. Charles McVey, praising 200 duty bags sent by the Athens Red Cross chapter in cooperation with the National Red Cross. Each bag included items like combs envelopes and cigarette lighters.
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Charles McVey
The
Athens Red Cross
National Red Cross Project
Athens
Vietnam
Two Persons Injured On Route 33
State Highway Patrol investigated two accidents on Route 33 near Athens County. A Cincinnati man Ralph Charles Wuebbling 26 was treated and dismissed after his car left the road and stopped in a ditch near Sheltering Arms Hospital. Patricia Ann Angel 32 of Middleport was slightly injured in a second crash south of Athens city when the car she rode in slid into a ditch after passing a truck. driver Mary Alice Samuels 33 of Pomeroy lost control.
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State Highway Patrol
Cincinnati
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Route
Athens
Ralph Charles Wuebbling
Athens City
Patricia Ann Angel
Middleport
Mary Alice Samuels
Pomeroy
Legion of Honor Awarded to DeMolay Leader Spaulding
The Legion of Honor degree will be conferred on Bernard B. Spaulding Saturday evening in the Masonic Temple by the Order of DeMolay. The honorary award honors meritorious service for DeMolay. Previous local recipients were Glenn L. Atkinson, D. K. Seward, Edgar Tuckerman and William Roberson. The 7:30 p.m. meeting is open to DeMolays and Master Masons and will include chapter awards for various achievements.
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Bernard B. Spaulding
Masonic Temple
Order of DeMolay
DeMolay
Glenn L. Atkinson
D. K. Seward
Edgar Tuckerman
William Roberson
Reedsville Notes From Mrs Lyle Baldereson
Reedsville column notes visits from Torch residents Randal Coulson Joy Ann to see Ben Buckley and Chester Buckley family. Parkersburg Camden-Clark Hospital patients include Mrs Richard Boring and Mrs Arthur Davis. Syracuse visitors stop by Chester Buckley. Racine guests include Warren Pickens and Dess Eskrine. Paraguay railways span about 300 miles.
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Lyle Balderson
Reedsville
Randal Coulson
Joy Ann
Torch
Two Alarms Answered By Firemen
City firemen responded to two alarms Tuesday evening. At 9 15 p m two pumper companies went to the Mulberry Van Vorhes Street intersection after a caller reported a house fire caused by burning debris from razed urban renewal sites. The flames appeared in a house window but the fire was only debris burning. At 6 09 p m firemen found an auto at 12 Central Ave owned by Jim Fletcher burning through the carburetor. the fire was out on arrival.
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Mulberry-Van Vorhes Street
Central Ave
No Visitor In 71 Years In Hospital
Annie Lee W died at Central State Hospital in Milledgeville after 71 years with no visitor. A granite marker now marks her grave with the inscription Earth has no sorrow that heaven cannot heal. The marker was donated by Mrs. Leonard Lambert of Decatur who sought to give her dignity in death.
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Milledgeville, Ga
Annie Lee W
Central State Hospital
Leonard Lambert
Decatur
Young Messenger Berry Balances Route School and Sports
Richard Berry, a September 1967 Messenger carrier in Middleport, enjoys meeting friends on his 34 customer route. He rides with his mother Thelma at 334 Palmer St and attends Meigs Elementary as a fifth grader with a B average. Berry plays baseball and football and belongs to the Church of Christ while showing an interest in music.
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Richard Berry
Middleport
Berry
Thelma
Palmer St
Meigs Elementary
Church of Christ
Broadcast executive to discuss live TV at OU lecture
Mari anne B Campbell Avco Broadcasting Cincinnati will speak on live television programming at 8 p m Thursday in Bentley Hall Room 240 Ohio University The guest held posts including general manager at WJEH Gallipolis and leadership roles with the Ohio Association of Broadcasters she is the first woman director of the national association The talk is open to the public.
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Marianne B. Campbell
Avco Broadcasting Corp
Cincinnati
Ohio University
Bentley Hall
Campbell
Gallipolis
WJEH
Ohio Association of Broadcasters
National Association
Top Teacher to Be Named for Athens
Athens County Education Association selects a panel including Sue Osborne Linda Steiner and Lucy Harvey to set criteria for the Teacher of the Year award. The group, chaired by Elizabeth Elmore, met to plan the spring dinner and sets Feb 12 at 2 30 p m for the next board meeting.
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Athens County Education Association Executive Board
Sue Osborne
Albany
Linda Steiner
Coolville
Lucy Harvey
Divorces Filed in Multiple Ohio Court Districts
Wanda Jean Nelson versus Gerald James Nelson of Millfield Route 1. Agnes Losey versus Gordon Losey of Giouster Route 1. Gay Mace versus Elston Mace of New Marshfield. Sandra Hawk versus Donald Hawk of The Plains. Geraldine Johnson versus Wilbur Johnson of Buchtel. Linde Barrett versus Paul Barrett of Trimble.
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Wanda Jean Nelson
Gerald James Nelson
Millfield
Agnes Losey
Gordon Losey
Giouster
Gay Mace
Elston Mace
New Marshfield
Sandra Hawk
Donald Hawk
the Plains
Geraldine Johnson
Wilbur Johnson
Buchtel
Linde Barrett
Paul Barrett
Trimble
Ohio University Student seeks new trial in disorderly conduct case
Ohio University student Terry L. Latanich petitions Municipal Court for a new trial after a Jan. 15 conviction for disorderly conduct. He argues insufficient evidence and legal error, claiming he tried to break up a fight and that officers did not hear him arguing. arguments set for Jan. 30 as City Solicitor replies.
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Ohio University
Athens
Terry L. Latanich
Franklin Sheeter
Gerald Mollica
Latanich
Court Street
Sunshine Brightens Athens Sky Amid Warm-Up
A strange phenomenon reported as sunshine broke over the Athens area in mid-morning as temperatures climbed from a 28 degree dawn. The previous day’s high reached 46, according to U. S. Observer C. L. Colmer.
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Athens
U. S
C. L. Colmer
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