Damage Suit Over Auto Crash Killed Nelsonville Couple
Jane Krieg Tye administrator of Leland Krieg estate sues Betty Lou Berry for 50000 in Common Pleas Court citing Dec 8 wreck near Pomeroy that killed Leland and Pauline Krieg. Plaintiffs allege Berry’s driver negligence caused the accident on Route 33 near Pomeroy as the couple headed to visit their daughter in Gallipolis.
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Common Pleas
Pomeroy
Nelsonville
Jane Krieg Tye
Leland I. Krieg
Betty Lou Berry
Pauline D. Krieg
Krieg
Nancy Krieg Skomp
Jane Krieg Tyo
Sally Rosser Krieg
Kriegs
Corporation
Columbus and Southern Ohio Electric Co
Gallipolis
Athens Ohio Fuel Gas upgrades pipeline network
Athens officials announce extensive natural gas service improvements planned by Ohio Fuel Gas Co. An electronic analyzer in Columbus identifies pipeline issues quickly while six future projects totaling 68 500 dollars are slated. New six inch lines replace smaller mains and regulators are installed at 399 homes to improve pressure and reliability.
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Athens
Ohio Fuel Gas Co
Columbus
Richard P. Bucher
Goff Dunfee
Frank W. Phillips
Robert Artrup
Columbia Gas System Service Corp
Ohio Fuel Gas Company
Ohio Fuel
Columbia Gas System
Ohio Pipeline Construction Co
Newark
Second Street
Curran and
Granville Avenues
Phillips
Central Ave
West State
Clark Streets
Newark Company
Columbia Ave
Congress
Madison
Madison Ave
Columbia
East State
Grosvenor St
Townsend
Franklin Ave
Park
Roosevelt Drive
Forest St
Fairview Ave
Woodward Ave
Ellis Ave
Boyd St
Highland Ave
Garfield Ave
Spring St
Roy Cline Plumbing and Electric Service
Richland Ave
Union and
Stewart Streets
Elmwood
Shannon
Stimpson Ave
Ambassador Laundries
Carpenter and Townsend
Baird and Shafer Streets
Washington
Lincoln Ave
Elmwood Dr
East State St
May Ave
Hudson Ave
Lorene Ave
Home St
Mansfield Man Fined for Intoxication in Court
George Kempton of Mansfield pleaded guilty to a city police intoxication charge and was fined $25 plus costs in Municipal Court on Wednesday.
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Mansfield
George Kempton
Ohio U enrolls 1650 in first summer term
A total of 1650 students enrolled as Ohio University opened its first summer session yesterday under a new five week format. With nearly 3000 others at workshops and clinics, the summer population surpassed 3600, though many will depart Friday night after the high school publications workshop concludes.
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Ohio University
Driver Fined and Jailed After Open Municipal Court
Richard W. Wilson of 22 Oak St pleaded guilty to driving while intoxicated in an outdoor Municipal Court session led by Judge John Newcomb. Wilson, on crutches for arthritis, received $125 fine, three days in jail, and a three month license suspension. He stayed at the city jail until Saturday while his wife paid the costs.
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Athens
John Newcomb
Richard W. Wilson
Oak St
Newcomb
Wilson
City Civil Service Exam Scheduled for Firemen and Policemen
The civil service board announces a July 17 exam at City Building 7 30 p m to establish an eligible list for firemen and policemen. Applications available at Mayor Sands office due July 15 with fitness certificate and 2 25 fee. Board members: John Buck chairman Ira Burnfield J T Stiff secretary.
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Civil Service Board
Kenneth W. Sands
John Buck
Ira Burnfield
J. T. Stiff
Amesville Native Beasley Dies in Maryland
Funeral services were held Wednesday for William Floyd Beasley an Amesville native who died Monday at his home in Silver Springs Maryland He was employed by the government in Washington DC until retirement and is survived by his wife Grace a brother Ralph of Athens a sister Jessie of Pataskala and a nephew Paul Beasley of Athens
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William Floyd Beasley
Amesville
Silver Springs
Beasley
Washington, D. C
Grace
Ralph
Athens
Jessie
Pataskala
Paul Beasley
Third Traffic Safety Check Delayed Again
The city police failed to stage a scheduled traffic safety check for a third time due to rain. Police Chief Joseph Grogan said the event will be rescheduled for next week and definitely before the Fourth of July.
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Joseph Grogan
Welfare Office To Close During Move
The Athens County welfare department on W State Street will close Friday and Saturday during a move to the county owned building at 184 N Lancaster Street. The Athens County Court has moved to the courthouse basement and the Prosecutor Joseph B Vanity Jr staff to the Security Bank Building in Lavelle and Yanity law offices.
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Athens County Welfare Department
W. State St
Denver White
Lancaster St
Columbia Ave
Athens County Court
Joseph B. Vanity Jr
Security Bank
Lavelle and Yanity
Divorce suit in Common Pleas Court over alimony and name change
Mer rill A. Langel of Sharpsburg filed for divorce from Juanita A. Langel of Columbus. Juanita filed a cross petition alleging gross neglect and extreme cruelty and seeking restoration of her maiden name Juanita Van Horn. The couple married April 10 1952 in Morgan County and separated September 17 1956 with no children.
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Common Pleas Court
Merrill A. Langel
Sharpsburg
Juanita A. Langel
Columbus
Juanita van Horn
Morgan County
Births and admissions at Sheltering Arms Hospital
Birth announcements list Mr. and Mrs. Richard Kehl of Albany with a daughter and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hanning of Athens with a daughter. Admissions include Elsie Lee of Athens Route 2 and several Athens residents, among them Mrs. E. R. Sanders, Victor Hill, Mrs. Koska, Mrs. Biddison, Wesley Thompson, Mrs. Clench with a son, Edna Sexton, Mrs. Green, Mrs. Donaldson, and Ella Evans.
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Richard Kehl
Albany
Charles Hanning
Athens
Elsie Lee
E. R. Sanders
Victor Hill
Charles Koska
Elmer Biddison
Wesley Thompson
William Clench
Edna Sexton
Roert Green
George Donaldson
Ella Evans
Alexander Presbyterian Bible School Plans Held in Hebardville
Alexander Presbyterian Church in Hebardville announces children's Bible school classes from June 30 to July 11, 9 to 11 a m. Transportation may be arranged by contacting Mrs Marjorie Straeght, 25748, chairwoman of the church.
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Alexander Presbyterian Church
Hebardville
Marjorie Straeght
Rain Taps Ath ens Then Clears For The Day
A light rain settled over Ath en last night followed by partial cloudiness this morning. Rural Hamley Run logged a low of 58 and a 9 am temperature of 65. Tuesday's high and low reached 77 and 41.
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Athens
Hamley Run
Lodge to Confer Master Mason Degree Thursday
GUYSVILLE Savannah Lodge 466 F and AM will meet Thursday at 7:30 p m to confer the Master Mason degree on two candidates. Refreshments will be served, said William Rose worshipful master.
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Guysville
Savannah Lodge
F&am
William Rose
Lot Owners Warned To Cut Weeds In Athens
May or Kenneth W. Sands issues city wide notice ordering weed cutting on all Athens property especially vacant lots. City ordinance requires two cuts yearly by June 1 to July 1 and in August. If uncut, nuisance costs are assessed to the owner and billed with taxes.
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Athens
Kenneth W. Sands
Auxiliary Patrol Units Convene at Columbus Conference
About 30 Ohio State Highway Patrol Auxiliary members from Athens and Hocking counties attend the 13th state conference in Columbus hosted at the Neil House. Governor ONeill speaks Sunday with other officials and Merle Brady to present the Earl Ulmer Award for meritorious service. Registration starts Saturday at 3 p.m. with a smoker and banquet.
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Ohio State Highway Patrol
Athens
Hocking
Columbus
American Legionnaires
Neil House
Earl Ulmer
C. William O'Neill
Col
Fred Moritz
Merle F. Brady
Ohio Department Legion
Gordon Jeffery
Permit Application Rejected by Board
Ohio Department of Liquor Control rejected Robert W. Decker's C-2 permit for carry-out beer and wine. The site at 20 Stimson Ave Athens was not a retail store, inspection showed only a welding shop operating there.
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Columbus
Ohio Department of Liquor Control
Robert W. Decker
Stimson Ave
Athens
OU Professor to Germany for Four-Week Study Tour
Dr. John T. Everett, assistant professor of government at Ohio University, will depart Athens June 22 for a four week study tour in the Federal Republic of Germany and West Berlin. He will visit major cities, interview German Parliament members, Bundestag officials, and university faculty, and study German rearmament Franco-German relations and Western alliance implications.
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John T. Everett
Ohio University
Athens
Federal Republic of Germany
West Berlin
Bonn
Germany
Dusseldorf
Frankfurt
Heidelberg
Tubingen
Munich
Everett
Bundestag
Charles de
League To Complete Explorer Post Work
The Izaak Walton League will complete registration for the Explorer Scout Post and name leaders at Thursday’s regular meeting announced by president Gerald Glover. A permanent committee to coordinate the scout program will be named, with dinner at 6 30. A color film It s No Picnic will be shown via the Ohio Division of Forestry.
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Explorer Scout Post
Izaak Walton League
Gerald Glover
Glover
Ohio Division of Forestry
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