Four Are Injured In Athens County Crashes
Four people were injured in two of four Athens County traffic accidents over the weekend. In a Sunday crash on Big Bailey Run Road, Nora Sanborn 23 Debra Sanborn 5 and Michael Sanborn 6 suffered injuries in a vehicle driven by Cecil R. Sanborn 25. The other driver Dave Hanley 22 was cited into county court. Ronald R. Russell 25 Athens required hospitalization after a Strouds Run Road crash. Two other crashes on Johnson Road and Route 50 A near Amesville caused no injuries.
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Athens County
State Highway Patrol
Millfield Route 1
Big Bailey Run
Chauncey
Nora Sanborn
Michael Sanborn
Debra Sanborn
Cecil R. Sanborn
Millfield
Dave Hanley
Glouster
Athens
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Ronald R. Russell
Strouds Run
Russell
Johnson Road
Chester L. Carpenter
Albany
Charles Richard Lasure
the Plains
Amesville
Donald A. O'Neal
Rosalie Sayer
Local Insurance Agencies Directory in Nelsonville and Glouster
A compact listing shows Oakley Insurance Agency Saltz Insurance Agency serving Nelsonville area. In Glouster Richard Guinther and Murphey Insurance Agency with Jessie W. Ley as owner manager present. Contact numbers include LY 3-1916 and 14 percent noted.
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Jessie W. Ley
Mgr
N. Court Phone LY
DAV Group To Attend State Convention In Columbus
Four members of Conrath Bean Chapter Disabled American Veterans will attend the state convention in Columbus July 29 to 31. Delegates include Peyton commander and Ailstock adjutant treasurer. alternates Moler service officer and Boyd trustee. Ohio DAV reports record registration and leads in state membership for 23rd straight year. DAV women's auxiliary meets concurrent with events. National Commander Fribley of Crestline Kansas to speak. he is WWII amputee veteran and speaker pro tem of Kansas legislature.
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Conrath Bean
Disabled American Veterans
DAV
Columbus
Albert E. Peyton
C. J. Ailstock
Harley E. Moler
William Boyd
Peyton
Ohio Dav
Seattle
Wash
Bill H. Fribley
Crestline
Kans
Kansas
Mercury hits 91 in Athens as temps rise
The mercury climbed to 91 in Athens with a 10:30 a.m. reading of 82, up 20 degrees from the overnight low. Weekend rainfall totaled .04 inches. Rural Hamley Run logged a low of 56 after a Sunday high of 89.
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The
Mercury
Athens
U.S
C. L. Colmer
Hamley Run
Six Drivers Fined After Patrol Arrests
Six drivers were each fined 15 dollars and costs Saturday by Athens County Judge George Schoonover after arrests by the State Highway Patrol. The violators named include Kenneth Chapman 24 Millfield Route 1 unsafe vehicle Freddy L. Dailey 20 Athens parking on the highway Clarence E. Darby 49 Dayton left of center George Snelling Columbus failing to register a motor vehicle Benny K. Barnes 18 Millfield and Gary A. Bohyer 22 Nelsonville stop sign violations.
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Athens County
George Schoonover
State Highway Patrol
Kenneth Chapman
Millfield
Freddy L. Dailey
Athens
Clarence E. Darby
Dayton
George Snelling
Columbus
Benny K. Barnes
Millfeld
Gary A. Bohyer
Nelsonville
Improvement Grants To Ohio Schools
The National Science Foundation announced grants totaling 2,153,710 to help 54 colleges and universities improve graduate research laboratories on a matching basis requiring at least 50 percent funding from recipients. Alan T. Waterman noted many labs are obsolete or inadequate. Grants cover construction modernization or conversion. examples include University of Akron 14,400 dollars, Ohio State University 55,000 dollars, Western Reserve University 14,350 dollars.
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Washington
National Science Foundation
Alan T. Waterman
Foundation
University of Akron
Ohio State University
Columbus
Western Reserve University
Cleveland
Chi Omega Awards 150 Dollar Fine Arts Scholarship
Alumni and active Chi Omega members present a 150 dollar Fine Arts Scholarship to Ohio University's Scholarship Committee. Funded by profits from the sorority art festival revived last fall. Preference given to an Athens County student. otherwise committee discretion applies. Charles Atkinson was the last recipient.
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Chi Omega Sorority
Ohio University
Athens County
Charles Atkinson
Highland
Chi Omega
Athens County Land Transfers Filed Across Townships
Edna Copeland of Athens County transfers two tracts to Harold D. Lauhlin at 53 Morris Ave Athens. Clarence L. Meek The Plains sells one tract in Trimble and two tracts in York Townships to William Roberts Enterprises. William E. Sprague of Athens County conveys property to Emogene E. Yeager. Parkin Mobile Homes in Athens transfers two tracts in Rome Township to Ruby M. Merritt of Washington. H H Radekin of Athens County sells Inlet 119 to Gordon Wiseman in Athens. John F. Howell Franklin County sells 66.30 acres in Ames Township to Clinton E. Brown et al in Athens. Marie Coots of Chula Vista California sells Inlets 36 37 38 in Wolfe sburg s Addition to Nelsonville to Charles Woods Mineral.
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Edna Copeland
Athens County
Et al
Harold D. Lauhlin
Morris Ave
Athens
Clarence L. Meek
the Plains
William Roberts Enterprises
Trimble Township
York Township
William E. Sprague
Emogene E. Yeager
Parkin Mobile Homes Inc
Ruby M. Merritt
Washington, W. Va
Rome Township
H. H. Radekin
Gordon Wiseman
John F. Howell
Franklin County
Clinton E. Brown
Ames Township
Marie Coots
Chula Vista
Calif
Charles Woods
Mineral
Wolfesburg
Nelsonville
Bond Forfeited In Mansfield Intoxication Case
Bond of 31 dollars was forfeited in Municipal Court Monday by Bill Guseman a 40 year old Mansfield man charged by city police with intoxication.
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Bill Guseman
Mansfield
Ohio Fuel Moves On Graduate Here
Harold R. Billups Ohio University graduate and Ohio Fuel Gas Co junior engineer moves to the industrial department of the Southeastern District at Athens. Billups, 27, joined Ohio Fuel in February after Columbus posting, earned a B S in mechanical engineering in January, born in Portsmouth, Wheelersburg High School graduate, four years Air Force service. He is ASME and Western Sun Masonic Lodge member. He and his wife Judy have a daughter Debra 11 months and plan to move to Athens soon.
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Harold R. Billups
Ohio University
Ohio Fuel Gas Co
Athens
Billups
Ohio Fuel
Columbus
Portsmouth
Wheelersburg
Air Force
American Society of Mechanical Engineers
Western Sun Masonic Lodge
Judy
Athens Area Man Held On Cincinnati Charges
Athens area resident Harry J. Steele 25 of Athens Route 1 is held in Cincinnati on charges of passing bad checks and defrauding an innkeeper. He had been acquitted in Ohio Common Pleas Court of grand larceny tied to $215 stolen from Buckeye Cafeteria.
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Harry J. Steele
Athens
Thomas H. Schall
Tme
Schall
Cincinnati
Steele
Pennsylvania
Prominent Attorney Charles D. Fogle Dies at 64
Funeral services were held Monday in Marietta for Charles D. Fogle a well known attorney who died Friday from a heart attack. He practiced in Athens County Common Pleas Court as defense counsel in criminal cases and represented clients in civil actions. Active in the Democratic party on a state level. Members of the Athens County Bar Association attended the 3 p.m. service.
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Marietta
Charles D. Fogle
Fogle
Athens County Common Pleas Court
Democratic Party
Athens County Bar Association
Sheltering Arms Hospital Notes
Admission and discharge notes list patients at Sheltering Arms Hospital. Entries include Mr. and Mrs. Lance Russell Chauncey with a son, and multiple admitted or dismissed statuses for residents from Athens Millfield Albany Guysville and surrounding areas. Blood used two pints recorded for an unspecified patient.
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Lance Russell
Chauncey
William Lohse
Athens
William Komyati
Harold Meek Dies At 45 In Huntington Veterans Hospital
Harold N Meek 45 The Plains died Sunday in Huntington West Virginia Veterans Hospital He was World War II veteran serving five years in the European theater He was a salesman for Bob Hess Chevrolet of Athens Survived by wife Cleo two sons Lewis and Robert a stepdaughter Patricia mother Edith Newell Meek two brothers Gerald and Lewis Jr and four sisters Verna Ashby Leta Leachman Hazel Steinmeyer Mildren Hunter Funeral services set for 1 p.m. Wednesday at Jagers and Sons with American Legion in charge of graveside military rites
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Harold N. Meek
the Plains
Huntington
W. Va
Veterans Hospital
Mr. Meek
Bob Hess Chevrolet
Athens
Cleo
Lewis
Robert
Patricia
Edith Newell Meek
Gerald
Lewis, Jr
Albany
Verna Ashby
Houston
Tex
Leta Leachman
Parkersburg
Hazel Steinmeyer
Edison
Ohio
Mildren Hunter
Jagers and Sons Funeral
Former Modoc Resident Mrs Paul Vamos Dies in Detroit
Mrs Paul Vamos formerly of Modoc Ohio died Friday July 22 in Detroit Michigan Funeral services were held on Tuesday at the Martinson funeral home and at the Hungarian Reformed Church at 2 p.m Survivors include sons Paul Jr Athens Michael Steve Joseph William George daughters Elizabeth Saunders Ethel Archer and a sister in Hungary Also surviving are 25 grandchildren and 18 great grandchildren
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Paul Vamos
Modoc
Ohio
Detroit
Mich
Martinson Funeral Home
Paul Jr
Athens
Michael
Elizabeth Saunders
Steve
Joseph
Ethel Archer
William
George
Hungary
Jacksonville Eagles Lodge Burglary Report
A breaking and entering report at the Jacksonville Eagles Hall was received Monday morning by the sheriff's department. A deputy was on the scene to investigate at press time.
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Eagles Hall
Jacksonville
Sheriff's Department
Two Columbus Drivers Forfeit Bonds in Municipal Court
Mary Lou Tippens age 24 forfeited a $21 bond for speeding and Emmett E. Hunter age 36 forfeited a $16 bond for failure to obey a traffic signal after not appearing in Municipal Court on State Police charges.
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Columbus
Mary Lou Tippens
Emmett E. Hunter
Parole Violated On Non-Support Count
Silas Muncy of Columbus was returned Sunday for violation of a Common Pleas Court probation on charges of non-support, according to sheriff's deputies.
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Silas Muncy
Columbus
Common Pleas Court
Sheriff's Deputies
June marriage licenses equal record set in 1950
June 1959 tied a long standing record with 44 marriage applications, topping May's 29 and signaling another potential wedding peak. Through June the six month total reached 135, eight fewer than last year's 142. Age spread ranged from 16 to 65 with averages 27 for men and 25 for women. The list of professions covered laborers, students, soldiers, drivers, clerks, and many other roles.
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Division of Wildlife
Fire Alarm First In Seven Weeks At Buffington’s Shell Station
Athens firefighters responded to a general alarm for the first time in seven weeks after a short circuit at a gasoline pump caused smoke. The pump was shut off and a chemical extinguisher used under direction of Fire Chief Charles Dalton.
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Athens
Buffington
Shell Station
Carpenter and Grosvenor Streets
Charles Dalton
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S. Court St. Athens
Olivetti
Athens Typewriter Sales and Service
W. Union Ph. LY
Athens, Ohio
Donald K. Barstow
C. B. Dillon
D. M. Goddard
Houck & Reed, Inc
Earl F. Mathews, Inc
C. M. Gill and Co
Murphey Ins
Dwight H. Rutherford
Peter B. Seel
Joseph Seiple
Nelsonville, Ohio
Glouster, Ohio
Richard Guinther
General Insurance
Murphey
Amin Moore
Benjamin Moore
Kerr-Hunter
Debra
Harold R, Billups
Athens Area
Bernard Ward
Frances Wheaton
Black Hacker
Charles Lehman
Garnet Quest
Harry Smith
John West
Fred Dengler
Harvey Calentine
R. W. Finsterwald
Ollie Baker
Guysville
Grover Patton
Eldon Barrows
Margaret Gilkey
Homer Mansfield
Harold Meek
Jacksonville Eagles Lodge
Trip
Surance
Mill St
Midget Motors
the Tavern
Mac's Thrifty Store
West State Street
Volkswagen
C. B. Nye CO
Stimson & Palmer
Athens County Savings
Ennings
Masonic Temple
Union & Court Sts
P. G. Chapman
Ande Pein
Houck & Reed, Inc. Insurance Service
O. G. Houck
Don Reed
W. Union St
Dial LY
GEM Coal Company
Chauncey Mine
Dejdur A
Stenorette
N. Court ST. PH. LY
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