West Virginians Held On Burglary Tool Count
Two West Virginia men, Jesse Franklin Starcher and Hollie Victor Starcher, were bound over to the grand jury on burglary tool charges with $1000 bond each after pleading innocent in Municipal Court. Starcher received six days in jail for driving while intoxicated and was fined. Hollie Starcher was fined for intoxication.
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West Virginia
Sion
Jesse Franklin Starcher
New England
W. Va
State Highway Patrol
Vinton
Athens
Starcher
Hollie Victor Starcher
Warner
Hollie Starcher
Ohio
Jesse Starcher
Leader Club Plans Trip To Logan
Athens County Junior Leader ship Club will go to Logan Wednesday evening for an exchange meeting with the Hocking County Junior Leadership Club. The program includes slides and a talk on campus life at Ohio State University by Bob Rannells from OSU. The group departs from Athens County fairgrounds at 7 15 p.m. using three automobiles for transport.
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Athens County Junior Leadership Club
Logan
Hocking County Junior Leadership Club
Ohio State University
Don Davis
Athens County Fairgrounds
Davis
96 Attend 4H Camps in Athens County
A total of 96 Athens County 4H youths attended the annual Athens Vinton Hocking junior and senior 4H camp near Hollow State Forest in July. Don De vis county extension agent reports the camps ran July 10 14 with crafts swimming nature classes.
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Athens County
Athens, Vinton-Hocking
Hollow State Forest
Don Devis
Ohio Fire Chiefs Meet in Cincinnati Convention
Fire Chief Charles Dalton attends a three day Ohio Fire Chiefs conference in Cincinnati. The program features Cincinnati fire department demonstrations, reviews of major Ohio fires, lie detector showcases, and a discussion of radiation hazards.
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Charles Dalton
Ohio Fire Chiefs
Cincinnati
Athens Council 15 R and SM to Meet Wednesday
Athens council 15 R and SM will convene at 7 30 p m Wednesday in the Masonic Temple, announced Ralph W Clark master.
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Athens Council
R&sm
Masonic Temple
Ralph W. Clark
Col Harold O Linscott Dies Former ONG Officer
Funeral services for Col Harold O Linscott 51 Athens native and former National Guardsman will be held Wednesday in Columbus. He died Saturday at his Columbus home where he served as Chief of Staff of the Ohio Defense Corps. Survived by wife Bernice two daughters Depha Linscott and Barbara Dorr four sisters and four others. Burial at Columbus Sunset cemetery.
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Harold O. Linscott
Athens
National
Columbus
Ohio Defense Corps
Colonel Linscott
Guard
Bernice
Depha Linscott
Barbara Dorr
Cutts Roberts
Selby Gardmern
Edson Hawk
Bessie Linscott
Linscott
Columbus Masonic Lodge
Southway American Legion Post
Noble L. Allen Funeral Home
Elliott Ave
Columbus Sunset Cemetery
Broadwell Native Mrs. Driggs Dies at 75
Ethel L. Driggs 75 lifelong Broadwell resident died early Monday at her home. Born in Athens County she was the daughter of Jess and Margaret Wilson McDonald and a member of Kilvert Church of God. Arrangements are being completed by Fawcett Stone Funeral Home of Chesterhill.
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Ethel L. Driggs
Broadwell
Athens County
She
Jess and
Margaret Wilson McDonald
The
Kilvert Church of God
Fawcett-Stone Funeral Home
Chesterhill
Father Of Athens Man Dies At Age 90
Funeral services were held in Utica for Harry B. Evans 90 father of Dr. John J. Evans 54 of Athens. He celebrated his 90th birthday in Athens last April 6. Dr and Mrs Evans and their son John returned from Martinsburg after being summoned when the elder Evans died.
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Athens
Utica
Harry B. Evans
John J. Evans
Graham Drive
Evans
John
Martinsburg
Two Rifles and Shotgun Stolen At Marshfield
A gun theft in Marshfield involved two rifles and a shotgun. Gilham reported the weapons were taken sometime last week from a building that was not locked.
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Marshfield
Gilham
Divorce Granted To Zelda Mae White From Wendell
Zelda Mae White has been granted a divorce from Wendell. The couple married on June 19, 1987.
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Zelda Mae White
Wendell
Fire department squad called to Burleigh home
The emergency squad responded to the residence of Mr and Mrs Charles Burleigh at 92 N Shafer Street at 10 40 am Sunday. Their six occupants were reported without further details.
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Fire Department
Charles Burleigh
N. Shafer
Athens Countys Auto Dealers Tie 1960 Pace in 1961 Half-Year
In six months of 1961 Athens County dealers sold 917 new cars versus 922 in 1960. Title office reports show 6225 titles registered this year against 6512 last year, with fee collections down to 9154.95 from 10187.40. June led with 175 new cars, followed by January 167 March 168 and May 161. Titles peaked in March at 1415, with 1120 in June. June also saw 706 used cars sold, up from May. Other June sales include 74 used trucks 76 station wagons 21 house trailers 17 motorcycles and one each of two motorbikes ambulance semi-trailer camp trailer tractor-trailer and jeep.
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Athens County
Trimble Youth Merry Notes Hold First Meeting
The newly organized Trimble Youth Merry Notes met at Memorial Park with 21 attendees. Counselors were Mrs. Hilma Barrett, Mrs. Peggy Blower, and Mrs. Opal Sanders. Officers include Nancy Sanders president Verna Sharp vice president Della Chalfant secretary Susan Barrett treasurer. Regular meetings occur Wednesdays at 7 in the parish house.
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Trimble
Trimble Youth Merry Notes
Memorial Park
Hilma Barrett
Peggy Blower
Opal Sanders
Nancy Sanders
Verna Sharp
Della Chalfant
Susan Barrett
Area families share holiday visits across states
Mr and Mrs Max Williams of Clinton Michigan visited their relatives Monday to Friday with Mrs Wekha Williams and others. Lima Ohio guests stayed with Mrs Williams. Vacation guests from Smithers West Virginia included the Gia como and Giacomo families and Dan Gyure Jr. and W H Varney of Barberton Ohio. Additional visits featured Dennis James Madalena and Sandy James with Smithers relatives. Lewis and Dennis Beshara vacationed with their grandparents Michael Beshara and Betty. Lewis attends St Josephs Seminary Reneseelear. Julia Beshara visits St Rita camp Groveport Ohio.
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Max Williams
Clinton, Mich
Wekha Williams
C. W. Day
Lima
Ohio
Williams
Pete Gyure
Albert Giacomo
L. E. Giacomo
Tas Giacomo
Smithers
W. Va
Dan Gyure Jr
W. H. Varney
Barberton
Dennis
James
Madalena
Sandy James
Lewis Beshara
Dennis Beshara
Edmund Beshara
Massillin
Michael Beshara
Betty
St. Joseph’s Seminary
Reneseelear
Julia Beshara
Joseph Beshara
St. Rita’s Camp
Groveport
Program Planned at Trimble Methodist WSCS Hostess
Mrs. Gerace Sayre will host Trimble Methodist Church WSCS at her home Wednesday at 7 30 p m Paula Henderson will lead the program and Mrs Helen Willeke will lead devotions in a community church gathering.
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Trimble
Gerace Sayre
Trimble Methodist Church
WSCS
Pauline Henderson
Helen Willeke
Bible Study Class Starts at Jacksonville Methodist
The Rev. Lillian Wright announces a Bible study class at the Jacksonville Methodist Church. The sessions run every Tuesday at 7 30 p.m. and the public is invited to attend.
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Jacksonville
Lillian Wright
Methodist Church
Director Guest Of Club At Meeting Glouster Garden Club Hosts District II Director
GLOUSTER Mrs Herman Humphrey regional director of the Association of Garden Clubs for District II was guest at the Glouster Garden Club meeting hosted by Mrs C E Haskins with Mrs Harold Vaughn as co host A tentative plan was made to send delegates to the state convention in Athens September 7 and 8 Papers were given by Mrs E H Taylor and Mrs W A Craft Familiar Untamed Animals and Our Feathered Friends The club will hold a picnic for its August meeting too
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Glouster
Herman Humphrey
Association of Garden Clubs For District II
Glouster Garden Club
C. E. Haskins
Harold Vaughn
Wayne Wiley
Athens
E. H. Taylor
W. A. Craft
Band Members Asked To Meet Instructor
Glouster High School band members are asked to meet with music instructor Miss Wolfe in the band room on Thursday. A lesson will be scheduled for the following week with times by instrument. Non members seeking summer lessons may come 1 to 2 p.m.
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Glouster
Glouster High School
Miss Wolfe
Alien Yates Faces Trespass Warrant In Municipal Court
Alien Yates of The Plains forfeited a $21 bond after failing to appear in Municipal Court Friday to answer a trespassing warrant issued by Georgia Moore.
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Yates
The
Plains
Georgia Moore
Beaumont Road Petitioned For New Local Connection
A petition signed by 14 Beaumont area residents requests construction of a road between U S Route 33 and State Route 682. County commissioners will view the site soon and a hearing will be scheduled.
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Beaumont Area
W. H. Wakefield
SHELTERING ARMS HOSPITAL NOTES
Admitted Edmund Brown and several Athens residents including Mrs. Rowland Dais and John W. Ogg. A newborn son to Mr. and Mrs. Richard Gotts of Athens. Dismissals include Mrs. Charles Beverage and others in the Athens area.
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Richard Gotts
Athens
Edmund Brown
Rowland Dais
Pomeroy
Frank Jones
Shade
John W. Ogg
Florence Atkinson
Harold Pierce
Ex-Resident Bean Promoted In South Florida District
Former Athens resident and agent for Western and Southern Life Insurance Co. Bean has been promoted to associate sales manager for the Daytona Beach district. Mr and Mrs Bean reside in Holly Hill Florida.
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Orland Bean
Athens
The
Western and Southern Life Insurance Co
Daytona Beach, Fla
Mrs. Bean
Holly Hill
Fla
Real Estate Transfers Estate of Haddon Dye to Fern Dye
Estate records show transfer of property formerly held by Haddon Dye to Fern H Dye. The deed lists ownership change within the Dye family, with no additional heirs or third party involvement indicated. Transfer appears to finalize a private intra-family real estate transfer.
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Haddon
Fern H. Ee
Multiple injuries from three-car mishaps on Route 50 and 7
Police investigated three Sunday and Monday crashes injuring youths Charles Dailey 19 of Parkersburg admitted to Sheltering Arms Hospital with face chest and limb injuries John W Ogg 17 of Athens Route 1 earlier treated for facial and chest wounds and other bruises Derrell Chauncey Willey 16 of St Leasaeler 0 suffered a sprain Steven Chase 18 of 64 Columbia Ave received a left elbow cut after his car failed a curve on Pleasant Hill Road and overturned Chase was cited in Municipal Court for conditional speed.
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Charles Dailey
Parkersburg
Sheltering Arms Hospital
John W. Ogg
Athens
Ogg
Meene
Seesee
Derrell Chauncey
A Willey
St. Leasaeler
Steven Chase
Columbia Ave
Pleasant Hill Road
Chase
Light Rain Falls in Athens and Rural Area
A light rain early Monday totaled one-tenth of an inch in Athens as observer C. L. Colmer reported. The 11 a.m. temperature reached 75 degrees, eight above the morning low, with Sunday’s high at 81. Rural Hamley Run noted a low of 62 after a 79 high yesterday, and a half inch of rain fell over the weekend.
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Athens
U. S
C. L. Colmer
Hamley Run
Village lot cleanup rules outlined by Albany mayor
Albany mayor J M Baughman reminds village lot owners to clean up their lots twice yearly. He notes the typical cleanup periods are June and August, with residents urged to prepare properties accordingly.
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Albany
J . M. Baughman
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Bob Rannells
Houck & Reed Inc
Insurance Service
W. Union
Dial LY
N. Court ST
Pri. LY
Col. Linscott
ONG
Underwood
Unies Ph. LY
Eden PL
East Athens
Arthur Coon
City Service
W. J. Heck Co
Zanesville
L. Cross
BIBLE
Landmark Revenue Bond
Hem Tn Oe Steel
Nout Sons Seaweed Lamaresl
Donald K. Barstow
Houck & Reed, Inc
Murphey Inc
Agency
Eeey
Earl F. Mathews, Inc
Peter B. Seel
Joseph Seiple
Ard Guirther
Beaumont
Charles Beverage
Charles Wiener
Curtis Yeager
South
Siicone Ene
S. Court St. Athens
Abbnans
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