Crestone men post $12,000 bond after pleas
Two Crestline men Jack Armes and Chalmer Bowman pled innocent to grand larceny malicious destruction of property and removing railroad property. They were charged after allegedly stealing about 300 pounds of copper from the Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad near the Beaumont crossing in Athens County. Hearing set for January 14 by Municipal Court Judge Franklin Sheeter. Chauncey meetings note Girl Scouts at 3:30 p.m. Millfield Church Junior Choir at 6 p.m. CYF at 7 p.m.
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Crestline
Jack Armes
Chalmer Bowman
Athens County
Sheriff’s Department
Chesapeake and Ohio
Beaumont Crossing
Paul H. Frey
Three Ohio University students indicted for larceny
Nine defendants named in Athens County Grand Jury indictments. James Carlton Maddox and Robert Hamilton were charged with petit larceny for stealing chairs from a South Green dormitory after initial grand larceny charges. Wayne Morris faced sale and possession for sale of hashish. Other indictments covered various break-ins and a grand larceny charge against John Misner with several non indictments and a jury foreman named.
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Ohio University
South Green
Athens County
James Carlton
Carlton B. Maddox
Robert Hamilton HY
Carriage Hill
OU Security Folice
Grand
Wayne C. Morris
Columbus
Morris
Illegal Military Mail Dips Since Crackdown
The Customs Bureau reports a sharp drop in illegally mailed drugs weapons and explosives by U S soldiers overseas since last spring and with Pentagon help seizures fell from a peak of 418 last March to 62 in October 18 per month on average April through September and 46 in the first half of December. Officials cite new sender identification procedures and military warnings as key factors.
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Bill Neikirk
Associated Press
Washington
Customs Bureau
United States
Bureau
Southeast Asia
Treasury Department
Efficiency Office
Sowle Set To Resume Open Forum
Ohio University President Claude R. Sowle will resume biweekly open forums January 13 at 8:30 a.m. in Alden Library third floor multipurpose room. Forums begin with 45 minutes for press questions before the public. Sessions set for January 13 27 February 10 24 and March 10.
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Ohio University
Claude R. Sowle
Alden Library
University
Athens
Sowle
Car Dealers Donate TV to Athens Geriatrics Unit
Five members of the Athens County New Car Dealers Association were not present at the Athens Mental Health Center when the group donated a color TV to the geriatrics unit. Present at the presentation were Bob Hawk, Bob Hess, Dale Sanders, Gordon Page and Vaughn Raybuck. The TV gift replaced the Christmas billboards usually erected at entrances to Athens.
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Athens County New Car Dealers’ Association
Athens Mental Health Center
Geriatrics
Bill Edwards
Charley Moore
John Gibson
John Jones
Bill Algeo
Bob Hawk
Bob Hess
Dale Sanders
Gordon Page
Vaughn Raybuck
Athens
OU Union Strike Vote Likely At Saturday Meeting
American Federation of State County and Municipal Employes Local 1689 bets on a strike vote at its regular Saturday gathering after a dispute over overtime provisions with Ohio University remains unresolved. President Oscar McGee warns a vote is likely as the union prepares to discuss strike possibilities at the Athens County Fairgrounds venue.
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American Federation of State
Ohio University
Oscar McGee
Athens County Fairgrounds
Rosenberg and Gall Re-elected Athens School Board Leaders
Rosenberg and Homer Gall Sr were re-elected president and vice president of the Athens City School Board at the annual organizational meeting. The board kept its third Monday 7:30 p.m. meeting date while allowing occasional meetings at other district buildings. Administrative Assistant Roger Thompson reported 50 lunch applications were received in December, adding to 257 families already in the program.
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So“Rosenberg
Homer Gall Sr
Athens City
Roger Thompson
National Weather Forecast Briefs Across Regions
Rain is forecast for the south from North Carolina to Texas on Tuesday while the Great Lakes and New Mexico see snow flurries. The rest of the nation is expected to be sunny and cold with highs around 57 yesterday and 27 today.
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North Carolina
Texas
Great Lakes
New Mexico
Birth and notices from O Bleness Memorial Hospital
Mr and Mrs Gary Tribe of Albany Route 1 welcome a son. Admitting patients include Mrs Hubert Hunting Mrs Sylvia Haning Mrs Leslie Coon and David Jacoby Mrs Jack Robinson Athens Route 4 John Donaldson Mrs James Mulligan Athens Route 5 Charles McDaniel Stewart Walter Bolen Nelsonville Mrs Roy pecs Chauncey Discharges include Dallas Taylor Mrs Ray Taylor Mrs Leslie Brooks Mrs Rena Clark Bennett baby boy Mrs Keith Swart Mrs Joyce Lieving Harold Rose John Ingram and Mrs Charles Patterson transferred to University Hospital Columbus Tuesday Chauncey Choir Chauncey Cub Scouts Chauncey Boy Scouts and adult choir events at Chauncey Christian Church.
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Gary Tribe
Albany
Hubert Hunting
Sylvia Haning
Leslie Coon
David Jacoby
Athens
Jack Robinson
John Donaldson
James Mulligan
Charles McDaniel
Stewart
Walter Bolen
Nelsonville
Roy Pecs Chauncey
Dallas Taylor
Ray Taylor
Leslie Brooks
Rena Clark
Bennett
Keith Swart
Joyce Lieving
Harold Rose
John In Ingram
Charles Patterson
University Hospital
Columbus
Chauncey Choir
The
Christian Church
Chauncey Cub
Chauncey Boy Scouts
Alexander Schoolmen Elect New Officers
Albany report states 1971 officers elected by the Alexander Local School Board at its organizational meeting Monday night. Tom Hutchison of Athens was chosen president and Don Barber of Athens High School was named vice president. Edna Stalder hired as clerk for two years. The board fixed the second Monday each month at 7:30 for regular meetings. County officials attended to discuss possible influence on state education legislation.
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Albany
Alexander
Tom Hutchison
Athens Merchant
Don Barber
Athens High
Melvin Stedman
Dan Stright
Ivan Tribe
Edna Stalder
Bers
Athens County School Board
Robert L. Weinfurther
190 Day Jail Term Given Man
Story Blake, 49, of Coolville, was sentenced in Municipal Court after pleading guilty to driving while intoxicated and driving with revoked license. Judge Franklin Sheeter imposed a $200 fine and 180 day jail term for the DWI, plus a $100 fine and 10 day term for the revocation charge, suspending 170 days on the condition that he remain law abiding and avoid further violations until licensed.
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Coolville
Story Blake
Highway Patrol
Franklin Sheeter
Blake
Dave
Family Potluck Dinner Held by Nelsonville GOP Club
NELSONVILLE The York Nelsonville Republican Club will host a family potluck dinner on Thursday at 6 p.m. in the dining room of the Pythian building. New officers will be installed with William Howe set as incoming president. Each family should bring table service and a covered dish.
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Nelsonville
York- Nelsonville
Republican Club
Pythian Building
William Howe
Richland Firemen Complete Training
Seventeen members of the Richland Area Fire Brigade completed a state fire fighting course. Chief Loyd Gill taught the class for the McArthur department while Chief Pete Good presented certificates. Six volunteers finished the standard course and seven received advanced training certificates. The program was offered by the Trade and Industrial Vocational Education Service of the State Department of Education.
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Ymrteen
Riehland Area Fire Brigade
Loyd Gill
McArthur Department
Richland
Pete Good
Chief Good
John G. Romine
Tom Adkins
Frank Deardorff
Joe Jagers
Phil Russell
John Sheridan
Harold Braley
John Meeks
Alfred Mantle
Dave Roth
John E. Romine
Withia Letty
Trade and Industrial Vocational Education Service
State Department of Education
Traffic Fines Municipal Court Hits Local Drivers
John Gleschner, 23, Shade, improper lane changing, police, $5 and costs. Larry Platzgraf, 28, Columbus, expired operator's license, patrol, $2 and costs. Wendell Chapman, 45, Wellston, failure to stop within an assured clear distance, put of. $25 and costs. Alice Griffith, 47, Easton, Md, failure to yield half of roadway, patrol, $10 and costs. Roy Butcher, 2, Colville, public intoxication, potest, $25 and costs.
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John Gleschner
Larry Platzgraf
Columbus
Wendell Chapman
Wellston
Alice Grffith
Easton
Roy Butcher
Colville
Youth Hit By Auto On Richland Avenue
A 12 year old New Marshfield youth was struck by a car on Richland Avenue Monday evening after stepping from the curb. Police said Bruce Russell was hit by a car driven by Lester Morrow, 21, of Carriage Hill. He was taken to O'Bleness Memorial Hospital by the fire department with contusions and abrasions to the left side. No charges were filed.
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New Marshfield
Richland Avenue
Bruce Russell
Lester Morrow
Carriage Hill
Russell
O’bleness ‘Memorial Hospital
Fire Department
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Chauncey Girl Scouts
Millfield Christian Church
Millfield Cyf
Glenn Iddings
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Glouster
Richard Phillips
the Plains
Gerald Bail
Allen Stage
Marion
Larry Daniel Adkins
Amesville
James D. Tremper
Lancaster
Wesleyan Methodist Church
Roy Smith
Llewellyn
Robert Daten
Federal
Hocking High School
John Edward Misner
Texaco
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Rosenberg
Gall
Pat Poury
Denver Ir
Des Moines
Fairbanks
Repid City
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Seathis
Kamar City
Sein Fr
O’bleness Memorial Hospital
Alexander Schoolmen
Gop
Richland Firemen
Logan
Rentals
Olympia
Olympia Quality
Hocking Valley
Court Street
Hocking Valley Bank
Sinan Albany
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