Two Suspects Held After Tavern and Store Entries
Two Athens County men were arrested in Millfield about two hours after tips led deputies to their home. George Kempton Jr. and James Richard Pincelli admitted breaking into the Blue Moon Tavern and Vaughn Earich Grocery Tuesday night, stealing 63 bottles of beer, milk, chips, a hair dryer, and seven packs of cigarettes. A 1950 model car was used in the spree. Police recoveries included the hair dryer and part of the beer.
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Athens County
Millfield
Sheriff's Department
Blue Moon
Glouster
Vaughn Earich
George Kempton Jr
James Richard Pincelli
Chauncey
Kempton
DeWitt Walker
Robert Allen
Walker
Skinner
Earich
West Virginian Named To Head Shade Schools
George Greer named executive head of the Shade Local Schools to replace the late W. C. Kail. He has taught at Jeffersonville High School in Fayette County since 1956 and will start completing year-end tasks before a Aug. 1 one-year contract.
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West Virginia
The
Shade Local Schools
George E. Christman
Shade Board of Education
George Greer
Jeffersonville High School
Fayette County
W. C. Kail
Salem College
Salem
W. Va
West Virginia University
Wittenberg
Army Signal Corps
Greer
Athens
Temperatures Moderate Across Athens and Rural Hamley Run
Moderate temperatures prevailed in Athens with a 10 30 a m reading of 78 after a low of 67. The previous day saw a high of 77. Rural Hamley Run posted a low of 63 and a high of 74 yesterday.
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Athens
U. S
C. L. Colmer
Hamley Run
Hospital Admissions at Sheltering Arms Hospital Notes
Admitted list includes Ernest W. Coe and Mrs. Harry Henry among Athens residents. Others are Carol Quivey New Marshfield Route 1 and Howard Mills Athens. Also listed are Mrs. Jack White and son, Mrs. Charles Craig Corning Route 2, Russell W. Finsterwald Athens, Mrs. Robert Elliott Athens Route 1, Mrs. John Bail Athens Route 5 and son, Danny Hartley Trimble. Blood used one pint.
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Ernest W. Coe
Athens
Harry Henry
Sharpsburg
Carol Quivey
New Marshfield
Charles Craig
Corning
Russell W. Finsterwald
Robert Elliott
John Bail
Danny Hartley
Trimble
Barrels Banned for City Garbage Collection
Arthur Coon city service safety director says large 55 gallon barrels cannot be used after June 20 for trash pickup. Garbage crews cannot handle them. residents must switch to regular garbage cans or smaller covered containers.
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Arthur Coon
City Service
Coon
Shotgun Stolen From Ohio University Found in Trash
A 16 gauge shotgun stolen from Ohio University senior Michael Tressler was discovered in a trash can behind the Science Building. Custodian William Mansfield found the firearm as a friend of Tressler attempted to return it in Toledo.
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Ohio University
William Mansfield
Ohio U
Michael Tressler
President Sr
Tresser
Toledo
Driver escapes injury in Route 356 crash
State Highway Patrol cited 43 year old Jack Felisco of Grove City in Athens County Court for conditional speed after his car left the road and tipped over an embankment on Route 356 early Tuesday.
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Jack Felisco
Grove City
State Highway Patrol
Athens
Marriage License for Wilbur Blatt and Sharon Barnhart
Wilbur Blatt age 35 from N. Baltimore a truck driver and Sharon Barnhart age 18 of Nelsonville Route 1 obtained a marriage license.
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Wilbur Blatt
N. Baltimore
Sharon Barnhart
Nelsonville
Columbus pastor to address Athens High Class of 1961
Dr. Otis A. Maxfield senior minister of First Community Church Columbus will address Athens High School Class of 1961 at the 8 p m commencement in the high school auditorium 113 seniors will receive diplomas. Invocation by Lt Robert E Wratten of the Salvation Army and musical selections including Moonlight Sonata and Valse Caprice are planned.
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Otis A. Maxfield
First Community Church
Columbus
Athens High School
Athens High
Maxfield
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Ohio
Massachusetts
Boston University
Andover Newton Theological School
Newton Centre
Mass
Council of Community Churches
New United Church of Christ Faith
Greenwich
Robert E. Wratten
Salvation Army
Paul Omelsky
Barbara Suchanek
John Bowling
Carla Miller
Cheryl Kimes
Court Fines Two Drivers
Two traffic offenders were fined in Municipal Court Tuesday. James H. Cooper, 62, Athens Route 3, pleaded guilty to failing to yield and driving without an operator's license. He was fined 20 dollars and costs on the first charge and 10 dollars plus costs on the second. Hooper, 31, Athens Route 1, was found guilty of improper passing, fined 10 dollars and costs with the fine suspended.
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James H. Cooper
Athens
Cooper
James H. Hooper
Bond Forfeited On Burning Permit Charge
Allen E. Locke of 28 S. Congress St. failed to appear in Municipal Court for a burning permit violation. The court forfeited his $25 bond after he had pleaded innocent previously. Eight prosecution witnesses had been summoned.
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Allen E. Locke
S. Congress St
Locke
Fire Dept
Harlan Harris
Three Traffic Bonds Forfeited In Court
Three traffic bonds were forfeited in Municipal Court Monday. William B. Cable, 71, of 245 E State St, forfeited an 11 bond for going the wrong way on a one way street. Other bonds forfeited were Dean C. Smith, 36, Marietta, speeding, 21, and Robert D. Householder, 36, Lancaster, passing at intersection, 21.
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William B. Cable
E. State St
Dean C. Smith
Marietta
Robert D. Householder
Lancaster
Eagles Install Officers Tonight in Athens Aerie 529
Fraternal Order of Eagles Athens Aerie 529 will install officers for the coming year at 7 30 p m on Wednesday. A Dutch lunch will follow the meeting, stated Allen Easterling worthy president.
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Athens Aerie
Order of Eagles
Allen Easterling
Entered Apprentice Degree to be Conferred in New Marshfield
Constitution Lodge F and AM will confer the Entered Apprentice degree at 7 30 p m Thursday, announced by Master Lester Cooper.
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New Marshfield
Constitution Lodge
F&am
Lester Cooper
Five Drivers Forfeit Traffic Bonds In Municipal Court
Four of five bonds forfeited Tuesday were posted by out of town drivers. State citations involved Gerald N. Watkins Grove City speeding $21 James E. Shank 175 Mill St following too closely $16 John W. Chappell Akron speeding $26 Harrison A. Cotter Jr. Clarksburg W V speeding $26 City police cited Fred Noel Larson 20 Wadsworth for a stop sign violation with a $16 bond posted.
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Gerald N. Watkins
Grove City
James E. Shank
Mill St
John W. Chappell
Akron
Harrison A. Cotter Jr
Clarksburg
W. Va
Fred Noel Larson
Wadsworth
Auto Repair Bill Forgery Denied in Municipal Court
The hearing for Robert R. Johnson Jr. of Warren Road, 34, on forgery charges was set for Friday morning in Municipal Court. The complaint by R. Gerald DeLaval states Johnson signed an April 1960 bill for repairs at Bob Hess Inc with intent to defraud. Bond set at 150 dollars. Johnson pleads innocent.
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Robert R. Johnson, Jr
Warren Road
R. Gerald DeLaval
Athens
Relative Dies in Alabama. Henderson Family Mourns
Fanny Henderson Davis, 88, died unexpectedly Sunday in Sheffield Alabama. She was daughter of J. W. Henderson and sister of Richard S. Henderson, now deceased. Funeral services were held Wednesday in Pomeroy.
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Lillian R. Henderson
W. Union St
Fanny Henderson Davis
Sheffield
Ala
J. W. Henderson
Richard S. Henderson
Pomeroy
Veterans to Meet at Athens Barracks 1619
World War I veterans will gather at 8 p m Thursday in the American Legion home. Charles R Kinison, commander, says refreshments will be served.
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Athens Barracks
American Legion
Charles R. Kinison
Ohio University high school press workshop expands reach
The expanding workshop at Ohio University expects 1500 editors and advisors from 350 schools. Sponsored by the OU School of Journalism, it runs June 18 to 24 with 50 staff, led by Prof. L. J. Hartin. Convocation talks by Wright Bryan, Charles Glover, Paul H. Miller, and Jack Gilbert, plus other speakers, will cover all journalism phases.
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Ohio University
OU School of Journalism
L. J. Hartin
OU _ school of journalism
Wright Bryan
The
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Charles Glover
Dayton Daily News
Paul H. Miller
Akron Beacon Journal
Jack Gilbert
Messenger
Peterson's Ointment Promises Quick Piles Relief
A dollar figure notes yearly spending on pile remedies while druggists tout Peterson's Ointment as soothing and fast acting. A 60c box or 85c tube is offered with a money back guarantee if not satisfied.
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Peterson
Former Area Resident Elected Arlington History Society Head
Don H. Nida of The Plains has been elected president of the Arlington County Virginia Historical Society for 1960 61. He is the first northern reared leader and previously served as treasurer. The group aims to raise 45000 in 1961 for Hume School restoration. Nida and wife Jane funded Arlington Heritage, a county history book now in a second printing.
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Don H. Nida
Carrie Nida
Fred Nida
Arlington County, Virginia
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