Dairy Unit Elects New Directors and Supports Bulk Tanks
Charles Wingett of Guysville and Harold Sayre of Trimble were elected directors of the Athens County Dairy Service Unit with Richard Hayes of Guysville winning a second term. Holdover directors are Lawrence Bean and Dean Wooley. The year's report notes 15 Athens County herds on test and an average increase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Wingett
Guysville
Harold Sayre
Trimble
Thelens County Dairy Service Unit
Richard Hayes
Athens Grange Hall
Fairgrounds
Lawrence Bean
Albany
Dean Wooley
Amesville
Athens County
COBA reports record 1959 dairy gains in Ohio
Richard Kellogg, manager, announced 1959 was COBA's best year on record and Athens County saw one of the state's largest increases. Artificial inseminators added 483 first services over 1958 as 24 pounds of butterfat per cow were achieved. A panel, led by Allen Hanning, discussed bulk tanks and advised farmers milking cows for three years to install one.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Kellogg
Central Ohio Breeding Association
COBA
Athens County
Dale Scott
Arthur Gibson
Jewett Parimeter
Bertie Brookover
Allen Hanning
Dairy Service Unit
Lost Billfold Returned After Christmas Misadventure
A nine year old girl, Carla King, lost a billfold during Christmas shopping at Belk-Simpson. It was mailed back to the owner at a cost twice the value of its contents, with 12 cents postage noted by Roy McBee and Carl King. The incident occurred during a shopping trip ending with the return of the billfold to its owner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carla King
Belk-Simpson
Reed
Howee
Carl King
Royal McBee
Athens High School Senior Faints, Injured at School
Athens High School senior Karen Kelch, 17, of 11 South Lancaster Street, was taken to Sheltering Arms Hospital by the fire department emergency squad after fainting and falling at school late Wednesday morning. She sustained a large bump on the head.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens High School
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Fire Department
Karen Kelch
S. Lancaster St
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MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lois M. Washburn
Coolville Man Receives York Cross of Honor Title
Russell Lowell Bailey of Coolville has been named Knight of the York Cross of Honor the highest York Rite Freemasonry award. The honor is given to those who have led the four York Rite bodies. Bailey has held top offices in Coolville Masonic Lodge Athens Chapter Royal Arch Masons Athens Council Royal and Select Masters and Athens Commandery Knights Templar. He is the 7736th recipient in 31 years and was confirmed for Ohio Priory membership last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wakefield
York
Bailey
Masonic Lodge
Coolville
Athens
Royal Arch Masons
Knights Templar
Ohio
Cheshire Area Man Placed On Probation
Harland Little of Cheshire Route 2 was placed on five year probation for auto larceny by Judge Francis D White after waiving jury trial and being found guilty on October 27. He must avoid intoxicants place restrictions seek employment pay costs of 95.95 within 60 days and report monthly to Prosecutor Joseph B Vanity Jr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harland Little
Cheshire
Common Pleas
Francis D. White
Little
White
Joseph B. Vanity Jr
City Hall Refit Adds Steel Door and Fresh Paint
City workmen replace the old wooden side entrance door to the fire department with a steel door and frame as rain and cold drafts prompted the upgrade. Crews also began repainting walls and ceilings in the council chambers, the first such work since recent remodeling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fire Department
Charles Dalton
Rain Totals Dip to .14 Inch as Cold Spell Lingers
A cold steady rain began Wednesday and reached .14 of an inch by 11 a.m. according to observer C. L. Colmer. The day opened at 34 degrees and rose to a high of 51, with rural Hamley Run reporting a low of 26 after 49 and 21 highs the previous day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
C. L. Colmer
Mercury
Hamley Run
Air Force jet crash parts recovered from Athens scene
After a Delta Dagger jet crash on Sand Hill January 5, local residents returned many missing major parts and thousands of fragments. Corporal C C Williams urged returns and said 25 to 30 major pieces and 800 to 1000 fragments were collected, with a Lockbourne Base truck to transport them for study. The pilot survived after parachuting to safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Cposs
Athens
Sand Hill
Lockbourne Air Force Base
State Highway Patrol
Air Force
Cpl
C. C. Williams
Williams
Lockbourne
Columbus Rd
Chauncey
State Patrol
Andy Kastely
Messenger Newsphoto
Limitation Not Effective After Age 72 for Social Security
The $1200 a year earning limit on social security benefits ends at age 72. Starting in the month of turning 72, beneficiaries receive full benefits regardless of earnings, but all earnings in the year of turning 72 count toward the limit. Local office guidance is advised for individual cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William P. Barker
Marietta
Social Security Administration
Barker
Real Estate Transfers Across Athens Nelsonville and Glouster
Multiple property transfers list buyer and seller names, origin cities, and lot or acreage details in Athens Glouster Nelsonville and surrounding areas. Notable transactions include Vernon Lucille Ball acquiring Lot 891 in Nelsonville and the Kozma family consolidating 1.67 acre Dover Township parcels into Julia Kozma Millfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernice
Lucille Ball
Columbus
Eugene Whitmer
Mabel Whitmer
Nelsonville
Ted Terrel Kasler
Wilma A. Kasler
Athens
Fred V. Hammer
Tekla M. Hammer
R. A. Miller
Glenna Miller
Washington County
Cecil R. Bush
Thelma L. Bush
Hockingport
Raymond L. Hass
Frances ©. Hass
Griffith H. Evans
Sara Lee Evans
Richard H. Essex
Jessie C. Essex
C. Roger Barron
Marilyn H. Barron
Inlet
Norman William Jenkins
Hazel Jenkins
Masterline Products Co. Inc
Glouster
Wallace Tom
Vesta Tom
W. H. Muth, Jr
Albany
Alexander
Elinor K. Bordy
Michael Bordy
Julia Kozma
Millfield
Dover
Zigmund Kozma, Jr
Julius Kozma
Maxine Kozma
Economist To Address Accountants Thursday
Marietta report states Donald E. Wooley a Bankers Trust Co. economist will speak at the Lafayette Hotel Thursday evening to NAAC meeting. His topic is Economic Forecast 1960.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marietta
Donald E. Wooley
Bankers Trust Co
New York City
National Association of Accountants
Lafayette Hotel
Burt divorce granted in Common Pleas Court
Esther L. Burt was granted a divorce from William H. Burt in Common Pleas Court on grounds of gross neglect. They married June 13, 1948, in Athens County. The custody of their one child was awarded to Burt with William H. Burt ordered to contribute to support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Pleas
Esther L. Burt
William H. Burt
Athens County
Former Doanville Man Fined For Assault
Everett Saunders a former Doanville resident now living in Lancaster was fined 50 dollars plus costs in Athens County Court after pleading guilty to assault and battery. The Jan 15 charge by Oba Douglas Athens Route 4 prompted an affidavit charging Saunders with petit larceny which was dismissed according to the sheriff's department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everett Saunders
Doanville
Lancaster
Athens
Oba Douglas
Athens Route 4
Saunders
Sheriff's Department
Wildlife count denied in municipal court case
Perley Smith of Athens Route 3 faced a charge of possessing a rabbit out of season. The court denied the count on Wednesday and set a $200 bond for a hearing next Wednesday. The charge was filed by Everett Ridge, district supervisor of the Ohio Division of Wildlife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Municipal Court
Perley Smith
Athens
Smith
Everett Ridge
Ohio Division of Wildlife
Denzel Matheny Fails To Post Bond In Muffler Charge
Denzel Ray Matheny, 25, of Stew art Route 1, forfeited a $9 bond in Municipal Court on a charge of driving with an illegal muffler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denzel Ray Matheny
Stewart
Auto Blaze Closes In On Car Fire Near Athens
A car owned by Robert C. Dotson caught fire Tuesday along Robinson Road two miles south of Athens. Fire crews from Richland battled both the blaze inside the vehicle and a three acre grass fire on Route 33. The ignition sparked under the dash and the interior was extensively damaged before firefighters could extinguish it. The grass fire on Pearl Bosin property was reported at 1 30 p m. cause unknown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert C. Dotson
Fairgrounds
Robinson Road
Athens
Detson
Richland Area Fire Brigade
Richland
Route 33
Dotson Auto
Pearl Bosin
Bowler Becomes Tl City Squad Is Called
Fire department emergency squad responded Tuesday night to Rollerbowl at 28 Palmer Street when Gerald Nagle, 52, Amesville, became ill during bowling. Nagle suffered a possible heart attack and was given oxygen en route to Sheltering Arms Hospital.
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Fire Department
Palmer St
Gerald Nagle
Amesville
Nagle
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Farley Couple Welcome a Son at Athens Hospital
Admission notes list Mrs. Mattie Treace and several others including Robert Welvin J Floyd Williams Mrs Frank Pugh Gerald Nagle Bryan Crow Mrs Dale Sams Toni McGrath and Ray Zimmerman. Blood usage recorded two pints.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mattie Treace
Athens
Robert Welvin
McArthur
J. Floyd Williams
Frank Pugh
Albany
Gerald Nagle
Amesville
Bryan Crow
Dale Sams
Toni McGrath
Ray Zimmerman
Safe stolen from Save More store recovered in county
A safe stolen Sunday from the Save More supermarket in Wash ington County was found Tuesday afternoon in a ditch near Route 124 on a county line. William Rose reported locating the 150 pound steel container, which had its face pried off and locking mechanism removed. only checks and papers remained to identify its source. Washington County authorities planned to assist Athens County deputies in the investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beverly
Athens County
Save More
Washington County
William Rose
Stewart
Group Leaves For Pre-Draft Physical Tests
Athens Countians and Ohio University students traveled by bus to Columbus for pre induction physicals at Ft Hayes. Leaders included Charles Martin and Glenn D. Chesser with several Athens residents and OU students listed among exam transfers to other boards and locations.
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Athens
Chicago
George J. Crawford
St. Marys
W.va
Herbert Hochhauser
Lawrence S. Ambrose
Cleveland
Nick Mourouzia
Uhrichsville
Alan D. Gallerly
Silver Spring
Herbert P. Fey
Buffalo
N.Y
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Russell Lowell Baily
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York Cross of Honor
Stanley Wakefield
General Electric
Athens Appl. & TY CO
W. Washington St
Ph. LY
Harold Davis
James J. Farley
Federal Reserve System
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Fawcett
Stone
Chesterhill
Ohio Valley
Gary Grant
Tony Curtis
Eastman ‘Color
Joan O'Brien
Dina Merrill
Gene Evans
Dick Larcene
Arthur O'Connell
Granart
James Ramsey
Michael James
Janet James
Machathur
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Swiss Alps
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