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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 03, 1956

Page

6

May Term Grand Jury Called Next Week and Hearings Planned

A July 16 grand jury date set by Common Pleas Judge Fran cis D White will hear 22 cases against 17 people with speedy trials. Judge White schedules July 12 to July 31 for several indictments including Chester Lemon lewd books, Stillwell and Sharp B and E, Hill and family B and E, Martin criminal assault, Christman cruelty to animals, Covert destruction, and Wingrove bad checks with non support also listed.

Common Pleas Francis D. White White Chester Lemon Robert Stillwell Richard Sharp Wilford W. Hill Denzil Charles Martin Murray City Matthew E. Christman Wilfred Russell Paul McAllister Albert Covert M. E. Wingrove Jesse King

New Officers For Rotary Take Chairs

Athens Rotary installed E. J. Taylor as president, receiving the pin from predecessor Sam Altman who in turn received the past president’s pin. Taylor outlined a youth oriented program including Athens High School and Ohio University students, with foreign students from the university, as board members Roger M. Rice Jr vice president A J Slatter vocational service W Parker Walker community service and Altman international service.

E. J. Taylor Athens Rotary Sam Altman Altman Taylor Athens High School Ohio University Roger M. Rice, Jr A. J. Slatter W. Parker Walker

Tree Trimmer Killed by 7620-Volt Line

Edward B. Smith aged 45, a tree trimmer, was electrocuted when a limb broke and hurled him into a 7620 volt line in Columbus on Monday. Local authorities investigated the incident.

Columbus Edward B. Smith

June Air Force enlistments total 18 for Athens station

The Athens recruiting station reports eighteen June Air Force enlistments, surpassing quota by seven. Four Athens residents and two re enlistees joined from the area and were sent to Lackland AFB, while graduates from Athens High School and other local schools joined. Additional recruits came from Nelsonville, Glouster, Albany, Chauncey, Middleport, and Zanesville, with two reenlistments also recorded.

Athens Lackland Afb San Antonio Texas Athens High School Jon E. Huggins Edward R. Pawlusiak Huggins Vernon Huggins Pawlusiak Alice Pawlusiak John B. Stage Clarence L. Stage Leon Henson Ezra Henson Air Force Stage the Plains High School Henson Shade High School Miller Vinton Hocking County Nelsonville Nelsonville High School Stanley E. Windle Carl Calhoon Robert A. Ingram Eldon R. Stufflebean Windle Henry E. Windle Calhoon Rollin G. Calhoon Ingram Robert F. Ingram Stufflebean Edward Stufflebean Jerry W. Wilson Woodrow Wilson Sergeant Miller Athens County John T. Bullock Nip Bullock Chauncey Lowell R. Burritt Arch Burritt Albany Richard L. Hunter Clarence P. Hunter Glouster Harley G. Kittle Harley J. Kittle Kittle Hunter Bullock Chauncey High School Burritt Albany High School Stanley N. Bryan Charles E. Hayes Middleport Meigs Area Zanesville Charles C. Hale William M. Dearth Otto P. Dearth Army Lackland AIC Roy E. Shirley John C. Shirley 802Nd Air Force Group Smoky Hill Afb Salina Kan

Complaint Filed Naming Notary Public in Athens

Mrs. Bessie O. Cuckler files in Common Pleas Court against Ralph W. Clark alleging improper notarization as witness to an Albany Road easement tied to Route 50 relocation. She claims Harold W. Parsons of the State Highway Department persuaded her to sign after her son Raymond’s supposed approval. Cuckler seeks hearing and revocation of Clark's notary certificate and refuses a highway department payment for the land.

Athens Common Pleas Court Bessie O. Cuckler Cuckler Ralph W. Clark Albany Melvin Harold W. Parsons State Highway Department Raymond Parsons Duckler Clark Highway Department

Coffman Fined and jailed for drunk driving in Athens case

Thomas H. Coffman, 27, of Athens Route 5, was fined $125 and costs, sentenced to three days in jail, and his driver's license suspended for three months in a Municipal Court hearing for drunk driving Monday. An earlier report of the sanction was incorrect, court officials said.

Thomas H. Coffman Athens

OU Named in Oldest Graduate's Will

Cincinnati's 104 year old Dr. Phil ip Zenner, the oldest citizen, left 15000 for Nazi persecution victims, 10000 to the Joint Distribution Committee for distressed Jews, and 10000 to Ohio University in his will filed in Probate Court Notre Dame.

Cincinnati Philip Zenner Joint Distribution Committee of New York Ohio University

July Fourth Weather Forecast Keeps Heat Widespread

A continuation of hot humid conditions was forecast for July 4 as courthouse city hall banks offices stores and postal services planned holiday shutdowns. Thunderstorm showers moved through Athens dropping .22 inch rain and easing heat. Temperatures peaked around 95 with apost rain cooled to 86 by 11 am. The Hocking River ran tepid at 76 degrees with the river stage at 3.25 feet.

Athens C. L. Colmer Hamley Run Colmer Hocking

Sheltering Arms Hospital Notes Recap

A list of names tied to Sheltering Arms Hospital notes spans multiple locations around Athens including Route 2 and The Plains. Individuals listed include Vern Riley Ben Dickens Joseph Stewart Mrs Eugene Leffler Gerald Cope Mrs Ralph Clark Johnny Wilkerson Sue Mixon Elmer Weaver Mrs Richard Garrison Mrs Willard Wallace Mrs Orville King Glen Romine Carolyn McKnight Tom Glouster Mrs Thomas Coffman Mrs Carl Conrad and Mrs Henry Hurst with daughter.

Vern Riley Athens Ben Dickens Joseph Stewart Eugene Leffler the Plains Gerald Cope Ralph Clark Johnny Wilkerson Forest Sue Mixon Elmer Weaver Corning Richard Garrison Willard Wallace Orville. King Glen Romine Carolyn McKnight Tom and Glouster Thomas Coffman Carl Conrad Henry Hurst

Writ of Attachment Sought in Money Suit Against Bernhardt

In Common Pleas Court an application for writ of attachment followed a money suit filed against Jake M. Bernhardt doing business as Zear Coal and Clay. James P. Dillie requested and obtained the writ. Sheriffs deputies attached a 1948 model dump truck. Dillie claims $356.08 for repairs and awaits payment.

Common Pleas Court Jake M. Bernhardt Zear Coal and Clay James P. Dillie Sheriff's Deputies Dillie

Bound to Jury On Non-Support Charge

A new entry joined the grand jury docket as David Tucker formerly of Athens now Dayton is bound over from Municipal Court on a non support charge. His wife Sandra accuses him of disobeying a Municipal Court order to support their four children. He is held on a $200 bond.

David Tucker Athens Tucker Dayton Sandra

Divorce Petition Alleges Gross Neglect Between Spouses

Edna Marie Jackson of Glouster Route 3 files in Common Pleas Court charging Thomas D. Jackson of Malta Route 3 with gross neglect and extreme cruelty. They wed in February 1955 at St. Marys West Virginia. Plaintiff seeks restoration of maiden name Davis.

Edna Marie Jackson Glouster Thomas D. Jackson Malta

Athens council weighs theater tax amid parking plan delay

Athens City Council Monday advanced a $1.50 monthly garbage collection rise and a $60 private haulers license fee as Sanitary Sewer District One was officially created. Theater manager Ben Geary urged repeal of the 3 percent amusements tax, citing declines in theater business. A proposed parking area purchase stalled, with a 7:30 p.m. July 10 adjourned meeting set to finalize Woogerd building acquisition.

One Council Kenneth Woogerd Union Printing Co Athens City Hall Woogerd E. Washington St Ben Geary Athena Theater Council Schine Varsity Theaters Geary Columbia Ave Briarwood

Passage Urged for Humane Slaughter Bills

The Senate and House sub committees reported favorably on humane slaughter bills. The Society for Animal Protective Legislation backs the measures introduced by Senator Humphrey and Representatives Heistand Griffiths. It urged rapid passage before July adjournment, noting broad national and international standards and heavy constituent mail in support.

U. S. Senate House Society For Animal Protective Legislation Athens County Humane Society Humphrey Minnesota Representative Heistand (R California Grif Fiths Michigan Athens County Society Congress United States England Scotland Ireland Holland Switzerland Norway Sweden Finland Denmark New Zealand Fiji Austria Germany France Australia Washington State Society

July Busy Month For 4-H Clubs

July promises a packed 4-H calendar with an Athens County Fairgrounds picnic on July 10 featuring lunch and swimming at Crystal Pool, and a Tar Hollow camp July 22-26 for members with up to date projects. Enrollment deadline is July 7, cost nine dollars plus forty cents insurance. Counselors’ trainings in Laurelville July 2, camp July 14-15, and 4-H champ July 22-26 with counselor fee four dollars without insurance.

Athens County Fairgrounds Crystal Pool Tar Hollow Don Young Laurelville

Truck Load Toppled At Road Junction Near Coolville

State Highway Patrol reports a truck driven by Frank E. Cripple, 31, of Columbus, toppled at the 507 intersection near Coolville at 6 a.m. Monday after losing control on a curve. Cripple, uninsured, was fined $10 and costs by Coolville Mayor John Aiken for unsafe operation. Considerable damage to the truck and its load, heating and ventilating equipment, was noted.

Coolville State Highway Patrol Frank E. Cripple Columbus John Aiken

Marbhlists and Boys State Delegates to Report

Athens County marble tournament shooters and four Buckeye Boys State delegates will give reports at the next K T Cressen t meeting. Commander James Mercoe said the meeting moves to 8 p m on Thursday due to the July 4 holiday.

Athens County American Legion Buckeye K. T. Cressent James Mercoe

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