Athens Guardsmen Depart for Camp Perry Training
Athens National Guard unit to Camp Perry June 18 to July 2 for annual active duty. Advance detachment leaves Wednesday as the unit, now Headquarters Battery of the 2nd Anti-Aircraft Warfare Battalion, prepares to support the battalion in radar observation, communications and aid. The mission stresses bivouac duties and night movements, with additional batteries from nearby towns firing at air targets over Lake Erie.
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Athens
Camp Perry
174Th Artillery
Camp Breckenridge
Lake Erie
Feld
Logan
Marietta
New Lexington
Caldwell
Jury Finds Two Guilty In Jail Break Attempt Case
In Mount St Mary Hospital an infant died after five weeks illness. Richard Hudnall's family mourns, with funeral services set at Dowler Ferguson Hughes. In Common Pleas Court Thomas Schall and Robert Dailey were found guilty of attempting to break out of jail. Dailey sentenced to the state penitentiary. Schall awaits sentencing after further actions. Main witness Robert Rush testified to a buried money hoax and smuggling attempts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Allen Hudnall
Oris Hudnall
Athens
Mount St. Mary Hospital
Thomas H. Schall
Athens County
Robert Dailey
Columbus
Common Pleas Court
Daily
Ohio State Penitentiary
Francis D. White
Dailey
Seymour
Schall
Larry Schall
Glouster
Boys’ Industrial School
Lancaster
Rush
Schall, Dailey
Harold E. Shields
Clarence Carsey
Phyllis L. Cross
Ellis L. Stires
McCray Pleads Guilty, Sentenced to Ohio Penitentiary
Raymond McCray of Columbus pleaded guilty to breaking and entering and grand larceny before Judge Francis D. White, canceling a May term grand jury trial. He received a sentence to the Ohio State Penitentiary, amid his prior accomplice Leonard Layton Jr who also pled guilty and was sentenced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schall
James Seymour
Columbus
Dailey
Raymond McCray
Common Pleas
Francis D. White
Ohio State Penitentiary
McCray
Leonard Layton, Jr
Worker Injured at Athens Flooring Co.
Wallace Foreman, 42, of Athens Route 1, injured his right thumb at the joint and right index finger when his hand caught in a power saw at Athens Flooring Co on Mill Street. Fire department squad routed at 1 48 p m to take him to ShelterArm s Hospital.
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Wallace Foreman
Athens
Mill St
Foreman
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Woman Guilty on Trespassing Charge by Athens Judge
Municipal Court Judge John F. Newcomb found Mrs. Margaret Gilkey of Athens Route 2 guilty of trespassing but suspended a $15 fine and costs. The case arose after neighbor Naomi Love claimed Gilkey entered Love property despite no trespassing signs. Gilkey admitted being on the property to search for two of her children.
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John F. Newcomb
Margaret Gilkey
Athens
Gilkey
Naomi Love
Divorce Granted in Common Pleas Court for Cope Couple
Florence Cope is granted a divorce from Raymond H. Cope in Common Pleas Court for gross neglect of duty and extreme cruelty. The couple wed December 3, 1957 in Jacksonville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Pleas Court
Florence Cope
Raymond H. Cope
Jacksonville
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E. F. Mathews
C. F. Elkins
J. H. Leonart
J. R. Flesher
R. F
L. Howard
M. C
Linda
Oris, Jr
Gerald Robert
Glen Hudnall
William M. Mitchell
Clark Hudnall
Pomeroy
Ronnie Stover
Dowler- Ferguson-Hughes Funeral Home
Robert Ossman
Hebardville
Capital Finance Corporation
Economy Savings & Loan Co
N. Court St
Lynwood
Nelsonville
Mony
Sheriff Shields
Council
Homer Gall, Jr
Kenneth D. Davis
Pearl Castle
Marguerite Burdette
Coolville
Delbert Hayes
Lawrence Grav
Carl Dusky
Clarence Stewart
Tom Galvin
Seldon R. Johnson
Tedh
Kitty Porter
Amesville
Freda Strohmeyer
Clarence Wood
Buchtel
Doctor of Motors
Your
N.A.P.A. Jobber
D. H
Jonesy) Sams
Beasley & Mathews
Rome-Canaan
Albany
Ohio University
the Plains
Chauncey-Dover
New Marshfield
Ames
Bern
NEW Marshfield High School
Ames-Bern
Albany High School
Niles
Rome-Canaan High School
Beachwood
Chauncey-Dover High School
Belmont
Blue
Plains High School
Terrific Savings
Carpenter Street
Athens, Ohio
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