Glouster Court Clears Two Salesmen After Judge Ruling
Common Pleas Judge Bolin set aside the Columbus salesmen James Kern and Robert Smith conviction for soliciting without a license in Glouster. The mayor’s court had fined them $100 plus costs. appeal claimed procedural errors and biased action by the mayor. The reviewing court found testimony insufficient to sustain guilt or identify where the offense occurred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Pleas
John Bolin
Columbus
Glouster
Thomas Williams Jr
Bolin
Williams
James Kern
Robert Smith
Common Pleas Court
Charles F. Riley
Kern
Riley
Smith
Appeal Filed In ICO Case Over 1959 Injury
Jake Piper of Shade Route 1 has filed a notice of appeal in Common Pleas Court challenging an Industrial Commission of Ohio ruling. Piper claims he sustained a personal injury on Sept 15 1959 while working for Pearl Bolin Athens Route 5 when a heavy oak timber caused him to slip and fall. ICO denied the claim on Jan 11. Also named as a defendant is James L. Young administrator Bureau of Workmen's Compensation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jake Piper
Shade
Industrial Commission of Ohio
Common Pleas Court
Piper
Pearl Bolin
Athens
M&R Dietetic Laboratories Reports 1961 Contributions
At the Athens plant annual meeting Melvin D. Ross, company president, announced that M&R Dietetic Laboratories contributed 774,948.20 to its employees profit sharing trust for 1961 and that employees were covered by personal benefit programs costing 775,431.33. Fred R. Hampton, Athens plant manager, noted a five year service award pin presented to Charles Stockman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M&r Dietetic Laboratories
Athens
Melvin D. Ross
Charles Stockman
Fred R. Hampton
Former Albany Man In Fair Condition
William J. Van Dyke age 27, a former Albany resident, is listed in fair condition at Riverside Methodist Hospital in Columbus. He is recovering from injuries after slipping at work at Collins Packing Co in Greenfield when his right arm struck a lard grinder, resulting in an amputation of the forearm. He had worked at the plant for eight months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
William J. van Dyke
Riverside Methodist Hospital
Columbus
van Dyke
Collins Packing Co
Greenfield
Collins
Ath ens County Ministers To Meet At Nelsonville Church
The Ath ens County Ministerial Association will gather at the Presbyterian Church of Nelsonville from 9 to 11 a.m. on Wednesday March 7. Lt. Robert E. Wratten, secretary, says Jack Gilbert news editor of The Ath ens Messenger will speak on The Relation of the Press and the Ministry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens County Ministerial Association
Presbyterian Church of
Nelsonville
Robert E. Wratten
Jack Gilbert
Athens Messenger
Banking executive joins OU School of Banking staff
Perry B. Wydman vice president First National Bank of Cincinnati is named to Ohio University 1962 School of Banking staff replacing Dr. Harry Crewson who remains on leave of absence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perry B. Wydman
First National Bank of Cincinnati
Ohio University
Harry Crewson
Beasley Appoints Patrolman From Civil Service List
Patrolman Clyde Beasley Jr named a regular city police member after temporary appointment since September. Beasley placed in top three in civil service exam. Richard Leffler resigned in August, creating vacancy. Ray Riley resigns after eight years. another vacancy to open next week after vacation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Beasley, Jr
Joseph Grogan
Beasley
City Civil Service
Richard Leffler
Athens High School
Army
Grogan
Ray Riley
Riley
Deputy to Attend Ohio Sheriff Training School
Deputy Robert Allen will attend the Buckeye State Sheriff's Association training school next month becoming the sixth member of the sheriff's staff to enroll. Sheriff Harold Shields notes four deputies have attended previously and describes a three day program at Deshler Hilton Hotel with FBI and Ohio Bureau instructors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Allen
Buckeye State Sheriff's Association
Harold Shields
Dewitt Walker
Ward Cunningham
Sheriff's Department
Shields
Deshler-Hilton Hotel
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Ohio Bureau of Criminal Investigation
Robert Rockwell
Athens
FBI
Buckeye
Foreclosure Sought In Court Action On Glouster Land
In Common Pleas Court First National Bank of McConnelsville seeks foreclosure on land owned by Leo D and Margaret Anne Lemoine in Glouster. If taxes liens and due amounts are not paid within 10 days a sheriff sale will be ordered. Debts include two notes 4481.63 from 1959 and 63.18 from 1960 plus 156.74 to Athens County treasurer and 1120.86 in federal taxes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Leo D
Margaret Anne Lemoine
Common Pleas
First National Bank of
Athens County
Sheltering Arms Hospital Notes Births and Admissions
A hospital notes listing births at Sheltering Arms includes a son for Mr. and Mrs. Donovan Kuenzli of Athens and a son for Mr. and Mrs. Robert Decker Jr. Also admitted are Mrs. Emerson Peters, McArthur Route 2, Mrs. Nina Harris, Athens, and several others. Blood used one pint.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donovan Kuenzli
Athens
Robert Decker, Jr
Emerson Peters
McArthur
Nina Harris
Frank Stalder
the Plains
Steven Noel
Albany
Gladys Crawford
Merle Kelzenberg
Millfield
Melba Perry
Fiord Gould
Nanette Scott
Funeral services set for Charles E Beckley in Athens
Funeral services will be held Friday afternoon for 93 year old Charles E Beckley of Athens who died Tuesday at Hillcrest Rest Home. Friends may call at Jagers and Sons funeral home with service at 1 p.m. conducted by Rev. Walter Jeffries. Burial is in West Union Street Cemetery. The Plains Volunteer Fire Department will hold a special meeting Thursday at 7:30 p.m. at the fire house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles E. Beckley
Athens
Hillcrest Rest Home
Jagers and Sons Funeral Home
Walter Jeffries
West Union Street Cemetery
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Plains — the Plains Volunteer Fire Department
Area Native Dies At 74
Mrs. Rie Martin Siegrist aged 74 former Plains resident died Tuesday in Kirkwood Missouri after years of ill health. Born The Plains she was daughter of Henry and Isadore Martin a Methodist. Survived by daughter Lacy Hardy Kirkwood two sons Gordon Ensminger Mansfield and William Ensminger Florida seven grandchildren sister Catherine Bull Columbus brother Fred Martin Lodi. Funeral Friday noon at Hughes with services at 1 p.m. Saturday Rev Gilbert Courtney burial Hocking Cemetery The Plains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rie Martin Siegrist
the Plains
Kirkwood
Henry and
Isadore Harper Martin
Methodist Church
Lacy Hardy
Gordon Ensminger
Mansfield
William Ensminger
Florida
Catherine Bull
Columbus
Fred Martin
Lodi
Hughes Funeral Home
Gilbert Courtney
Hocking Cemetery
Dismissal in Nellie Dexter life insurance case
The Common Pleas Court dismissed Nellie L Dexter of Nelsonville versus Old Equity Life Insurance Co of Gary Indiana after the case was settled. Filed August 24, 1960, the suit sought 3000 dollars as beneficiary in the late William F Dexter policy. Separately, Lula M Courtney of Nelsonville also had her money claim against estate administrator Clarence Farrow dismissed by agreement, filed December 17, 1960.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie L. Dexter
Nelsonville
Old Equity Life Insurance Co
Gary
Ind
Common Pleas Court
Life Insurance Company
William F. Dexter
Lula M. Courtney
Charles Farrow
N. Congress St
Clarence Farrow
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Karl Sax
North Carolina State College
Ewing Auditorium
Sigma Xi
National Scientific Society
ICO
M&r
Ohio
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Lowell Wooten
Carpenter
Warren Wistendahl
Arthur Deeter
Frost
Carolyn Wagoner
Henry Rosenfeld
Orlon
Orion
Cuchette
Betmar
Mr. John, Jr
G. Howard Hodge, Jr
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