Arraignments Set in Athens County Indictments
In Athens County Court 14 of 15 defendants face arraignments on auto larceny drunken driving and related charges. Notable names include John Ferguson age 18 Richard Morris 61 Gordon Gray attorney Seward Sigers 84 and Jack Bolin. Trial dates listed August 14 to August 20 with several pleas and probation terms noted.
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John Furguson
Richard D. Morris
Athor
Fred Russell
Millfield
John Rittenmyer
Nelson
John Larceny
Gray
In Common Pleas Court Ville
Driviolin
Nelsonville
Bolin
Bear
Perry Pecit
Bennett
Hudson St
David Tucker
Athens
Edwin Johnson
Cf Sherman Schall
Sugar
William Breek
Francis D. White
Carl Davis
Stewart
Schall
Restiec
J. B. Vanity
Russell Finstervale
Tremore Ball
Glouster
James B. Barkie
Barkie
Harley Householder
Judzi Shawnee
White
Oil Official To Be Heard By Executives
Dr. Olivar A Ohmann of Standard Oil will speak at Ohio University’s executive development program in Athens. The one hour talk is part of a four week series led by Dean Clark E Myers with thirty leaders from seven states in attendance. Ohmann, Cleveland based, formerly manag er of industrial relations at Standard Oil and former professor at Cleveland College of Western Reserve University, holds Iowa State University roots and writes on management development.
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Semurrer
Olivar A. Ohmann
Direc
Eugene White
White
Athens
Standard Oil Co
Ohio
State Hospital
Ohio Uniersity
Ohmann
University of Texas
Ohio U
Clark E Myers
College of Commerce
Ohman
Cleveland
Standard Oil
Cleveland College of Western Reserve University
State University of Iowa
Obmann
New Social Security Bill Not Yet Saw
The Social Security bill sent to the U S Senate is not yet law says Social Security representative Robert P. King. Provisions for early benefits at ages 62 and 50 for disabled workers may not take effect until a nine thousand three hundred construction project in Newark is completed. King notes gas pipeline work in Athens and surrounding areas by Ohio Fuel and the upcoming plan involves new six inch and large lines. Construction will cause brief service interruptions with advance notices and traffic detours as crews lay lines along Congress Street and nearby intersections.
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U.S. Senate
Robert P. King
Soial Security
Wome
Newark
King
Ohio
Walter Dougan
Washington St
Athens
F. W. Phillips
Ohio Fuel
John McElroy
House-Senate Gas Company
W. T. James Sr
C. Pontious
Eisenhower
Congress
Phillips
Carpenter
State
Washington
Ohio Pipeline Construction Co
Annexation meeting urged for Mechanicsburg area residents
Mechanicsburg residents seeking annexation to Ath ens urged to attend tonight's special city council meeting at city hall at 7 30 Mayor Peter B Seel said a map form of the proposed area has been available in the city auditor's office for 90 days The meeting is open and council can act now 本 Mon day's gathering noted no organized opposition and a spokesman may be elected for tonight's session
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Athens
Mechanicsburg
Peter B. Seel
Sheltering Arms Hospital Notes
A list of residents and patients at Sheltering Arms Hospital with names including Anthony Meek The Plains Mrs Charles Powell Athens Route 5 Mrs John Brammer Logan Route 2 Mrs Richard Brown Athens Mrs Hubert Shrieves The Pt Jerome Reynolds Athens Wayne Cochran Athens Hubert Perry Albany Route 1 Mrs Peter Van Dyke Athens Mrs Albert Keirns Albany Mrs Joseph Jenkinson Athens Route 3 Robert Sutton Athens Roy Mast Athens Mrs Floyd Brookins Athens Route 3 Mrs Carl Oberholzer Albany Mate 2 and daughter Mrs James Braley Carpenter Route 1 Mrs Edward Sweeney Sr Stewart.
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Anthony Meek
the Plains
Charles’ Powell
Athens
John Brammer
Logan
Richard Brown
Hubert Shrieves
Jerome Reynolds
Wayne Cochran
Athe
Hubert Perry
Albany
Peter van Dyke
Albert Keirns
Joseph Jenkinson
Robert Sutton
Roy Mast
Floyd Brookins
Carl Oberholzer
James Braley
Carpenter
Edward Sweeney
Stewart
Pleads Guilty After Jury Is Dismissed
Wilbert W. Hill 24 of Chesterhill Route 2 pleaded guilty after a subpena omission caused a Common Pleas jury to be dismissed when he failed to appear for a 9:30 a m trial. He admitted entering a Sharpsburg service station and a coal company office earlier this year. Sentencing will wait the outcome of his brother bound on two similar charges.
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Common Pleas
Wilbert W. Hill
Chesterhill
Athens Couple Enroll In Chicago Workshop
Eleanor Y and Us SL Eaters rank among 37 teachers psychologists social workers and marriage counselors listed at the University of Chicago family study center summer workshop. Mrs Eggers psychologist at Athens State Hospital and Mr Eggers sociologist at Ohio University.
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Ehicago
Eleanor Y
University of Chio Family Study Center
Eggers
Athens State Hospital
Ohio University
Fire truck placed back in service after repairs
The city’s new No. 6 fire truck from Seagrave Corp. of Columbus was returned to Athens Tuesday afternoon after steering gear installation in Columbus. Fire Chief Charles Dalton said it was difficult to steer before the fix, and after testing the apparatus showed a 100 percent improvement according to the firemen.
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Seagrave Corp
Columbus
Athens
Charles Dalton
Divorce Is Dismissed in Common Pleas Court Case
Divorce case filed by Virginia Glazier Eddy against Jack P. Eddy was dismissed from Common Pleas Court on plaintiff’s application. The suit, filed June 16, charged gross neglect and extreme cruelty. Hospital records show Eddy entered Baltimore for observation and assigned to Room 134 in the Marburg Building.
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Virginia Glazier Eddy
Jack P. Eddy
Common Pleas Court
Prank Ranch
Ath Rma Baker
Ohao
Baltimore
Marburg
Two Roads Are Dedicated To Townships
County commissioners dedicated two roads to townships Dover and Athens and settled a 1998 debt of 40.82 dollars at a special meeting. Roads 421 in Dover Township and Clearview Drive in Athens Township were turned over to trustees for road systems. The 18 year old debt arose after Coolville Bank failed and a 112 dollar dog tag payment by A B White was charged to the bank, with Edmundson then the Soldier's Relief secretary. The hearing held that the money should be recovered from Edmundson, but the county ultimately moved funds between accounts to cover the discrepancy.
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Dover Township
Clearview Drive
Athens Township
Coolville
Rudgor J. ©. Edmundson
A.B. White
Edmundson
Soldier's Relief Commission
Bartender Case Is Granted Continuance In Athens Court
A Municipal Court case charging Elston Mace with selling beer to a minor was continued Wednesday after defense counsel requested more time to prepare. The defendant, named by Mrs Mabel Collins of Athens Route 3, pleaded innocent at the 2nd preliminary hearing as officials noted the schedule was pushed back.
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Vinton Cio
Elston Mace
Mabel Collins
Athens
Driver Is Cited After Hocking Crash
A rear collision on Route 75 in Gore left injuries and led to Charles J. Starr 28 of Logan being cited for failing to stop within the assured clear distance. The incident occurred about 9 p.m. Tuesday when Starrs auto struck Lagint Damages slowed by a Grove City 27 darter, police said. State Highway Patrol reported injuries.
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Gore
Cdarter
Grove City
Charles J. Starr
Logan
Starr
Francis Myers
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JO Athens Messecen
Gasco
N. Congress S
William T. James, Jr
Ohio Fuel Gas Co
Arthur Patterson
North Baltimore
Ohio Pipeline Construction C
Council
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Chicago
THE
Athens National Bank
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Plains
Conrae Cleaners
Buchtel
Clifford Pickett
Pickett
Russell McDonald
Charles Newman
Nelsonville Board of Education
Izaak # Common Pleas Court
Walton League
Witsoe
Ohio Division of
the Area Forestry and
Elmer Dewey
E. Union St
Hamley Run
Cation
Cipal
Ing
Dewey
Frank Porter
Sinclair Products
Dows
LAU
Oni
Net
Exta
Diam
In. Diam
Firestone
Gilbert Shannon
W. Union Street
Athens, Ohio
Riverside
Everett Baughman & Son Rt
Columbus Rd
E. Main St
Pomeroy
Gallipolis
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