79 Reservations Made for Crime Control Clinic
More than 75 law enforcement officials from 10 southeast Ohio counties are expected at the all day crime control clinic in the Athens Common Pleas courtroom. Attendees include Sheriff Harold Shields and officials from the FBI, Ohio Liquor Control, and the state Bureau of Criminal Identification. The event runs 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. with topics on enforcement, arrest procedures, trials, and public relations. The Defiance clinic follows on March 13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Common Pleas
Harold Shields
William
Saxbe
Paul Tague Jr
William O'Neill
O'Neill
Athens
Gallia Hocking
Jackson
Lawrence
Meigs
Morgan, Perry, Vinton
Washington
Dan Johnson
Federal Bureau
Howard Klinker
Ohio Department of Liquor Control
Hugh Leggett
Ohio Bureau of Criminal Identification and Investigation
P. S. Kinsey
State Highway Patrol
William Vance
Louis Orkin
Walter Shea
Buckeye State Sheriffs’ Association
The
Fraternal Order of Police
Ohio Civil Defense Program
Belford Davis
Wilbur Witham
Charles Hunsicker
Camden Coe
Earl Linton
Daniel Klingenberg
Roger Beal
Larry Jenkins
Homer Buckley
Roy Cline
J. D. Jenkinson
Phil Hess
Glenwood Bailey
Edward Foster
Clarence Markins
Maynard Coates
Frank Deardorff
J. B. Grogan
City Hall
Walk Light Installation Delayed at Court President Street
Two damaged parts and a short control cable delayed walk light work at the Court President Street intersection. Neon lights were broken and rain last week slowed cable installation. replacements expected in a couple of days. Traffic lights on Congress President Street and South Bridge are installed. full completion anticipated within a day or two if weather holds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court President St
Joseph Grogan
Grogan
Congress-President St
Ten Inducted Into Army Via Draft From Athens Area
Ten men sentenced for induction boarded a bus Monday to Fort Hayes Col umbus for Army induction. Five volunteers from Athens area joined five drafted locals including Kirby Glouster and McCullough Nelsonville. Gideon Society provided Bibles before departure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Columbus
Army
Ft. Hayes
Selective Service
John A. Woodrow
David L. Ross
Colton W. Malone
Gerald E. McKinley
Amesville
Elmer G. Stover
Stewart
William L. McClain
William S. Tewksbury
Albany
James H. Kirby
Glouster
Jack D. MccCullough
Nelsonville
James E. Holbert
Coolville
Marvin B. Swart
New Marshfield
Bucyrus Draft Board
Gideon Society
Civil Service Lists Federal Agency Tests
The U S Civil Service Commission announced tests for applicants as physical science and engineering aids in Washington DC area federal agencies. Starting salaries are 2690 to 2950 dollars a year. Full information and applications are at the post office from local secretary Cecil A Cooley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S. Civil Service Commission
Washington, D.C
Cecil A. Cooley
Three Runs Reported By Athens Firemen
The Athens fire department logged two emergency truck runs and one fire call during the weekend. At 8:30 p.m. Saturday Jimmy Gray, a 16 year old Logan High student, fainted at the Ohio University men's gymnasium and received first aid before being taken to the fire station for observation. Shortly before 1:30 a.m. Sunday George Fee was taken to Sheltering Arms Hospital after a possible heart attack. At 12:40 p.m. Sunday a furnace blower motor failed causing smoke but no damage was reported at the White home on N Blackburn Rd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens Fire Department
Ohio University Men’s
Jimmy Gray
Logan High
George Fee
Armstrong Road
Sheltering Arms Hospital
C. R. White
N. Blackburn Rd
Patrol Lists 3 Accidents
Three traffic accidents were investigated Saturday by the State Highway Patrol with no injuries. Harry Parfitt, 45, Columbus, was cited for failing to yield the right of way after pulling into Doris Allbaugh’s path. On Route 32 in Hoeching County Carylon Charles, 29, Logan, hit Walden Bruce, 36, Nelsonville, from behind. Broke Copenhagen, 26, Logan, went over an embankment after being forced off the road by another vehicle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Highway Patrol
Harry Parfitt
Columbus
Doris Allbaugh
Mineral
Hoeching County
Carylon A. Charles
Logan
Walden Bruce
Nelsonville
Copenhagen
Snow and Cold Mark March Menu Monday Weather
Snow flurries drifted through the city Monday under March winds while temperatures stayed just above freezing at 11 a.m. C. L. Colmer a U. S. observer noted the reading. Rural Hamley Run logged a low of 28 as prior days saw highs and lows of 66 to 37, 45 to 35, and 58 to 31.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. L. Colmer
U.S
Hamley Run
Albany Native Dies at FA
Miss Margaret Brooks 74 of Albany died Saturday evening at the home of her nephew Charles Ennis Albany Route 1. Lifelong Albany resident she lived with sister Elizabeth Robinette until her death last month and with another sister Flora Ennis and two other nephews survive. Funeral services Tuesday at 2 p.m. at Bigony funeral home by Rev. Richard E. Jarvis. Burial in Cross Roads Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
Margaret Brooks
Charles Ennis
Athens men plead guilty to intoxication in city court
Three Athens County residents pleaded guilty to intoxication charges in Municipal Court. Robert F. Bolin of Millfield Route 1 was fined 50 dollars and costs. Hubert Fulton Shade received a 25 dollar fine and costs. Carl Williams of Athens Route 4 was fined 50 dollars and costs, plus 30 days in jail with the sentence suspended on his plea. he is placed on six months probation with his wife, must abstain from drinking, and pay costs within 30 days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens County
Robert FE. Bolin
Millfield
Hubert Fulton Shade
Carl Williams
Athens
Williams
Four Drivers Waive Bonds On Traffic Charges
Four drivers waived bonds posted on traffic charges in municipal court after patrol arrests. David R. Muffler 25 of Springfield waived 15 dollars and costs on improper passing. Paul M. Hawk 46 of 75 Hooper Street posted 15 dollars and costs for left of center. Harry Parfitt 45 of Columbus and James W. Glass 20 of Sharpsburg posted 20 and 15 dollars respectively plus costs for failure to yield right of way and speeding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Highway Patrol
David R. Muffler
Springfield
Paul M. Hawk
Hooper St
Harry Parfitt
Columbus
James W. Glass
Sharpsburg
New Marshfield VFW to Nominate Officers at Wednesday Meeting
William Frank Post 8804 Veterans of Foreign Wars will nominate officers at an 8 p.m. meeting Wednesday, commander John Bridge said. The event will cover officer slate and post leadership matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Marshfield
William Frank
John Bridge
Don't Follow Fire Trucks Chief Asks
Athens Fire Chief Charles Dalton urged motorists not to follow fire apparatus to the scene. He cited an early Sunday run on N Blackburn Rd where volunteers struggled to reach the blaze as cars clogged the highway and delayed the response, risking greater fire damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens City
Charles Dalton
Dalton
N. Blackburn Rd
Births and hospital notes from Sheltering Arms
Births Mr and Mrs John Strickland Athens a daughter. Mr and Mrs Morris Stamm. Admitted Martin McKibben The Plains Johnny Welch The Plains Harold Hoodlet Athens German Howard Athens Mrs Thomas Hixenbaugh Athens Mrs James Gaston Carpenter Route 1 George Fee Athens Route 4 Mrs H P Curry Athens. Dismissed Mrs Earl Barney Carpenter Route 1 and son Mrs Thomas Shingler Mineral and daughter Mrs Archie Greer Athens and son Mrs David Foote Athens and son Mrs Ethel Stewart Albany Herman Williams Athens Frank Miller Athens Clarence Oxley Athens Route ve Janet Chadwell Athens Route Mrs William Goodman The Plains and son Mrs Harold Sams Athens Route 4 and daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Strickland
Athens
Morris Stamm
Martin McKibben
the Plains
Johnny Welch
Harold Hoodlet
German Howard
Thomas Hixenbaugh
James Gaston
Carpenter
George Fee
H. P. Curry
Earl Barney
Thomas Shingler
Mineral
Archie Greer
David Foote
Ethel Stewart
Albany
Herman Williams
Frank Miller
Clarence Oxley
William Goodman
Harold Sams
Two School Buildings Entered In Weekend Break-ins
Police Captain Joseph McBride investigated reports of break-ins at West Elementary and Athens Junior High over the weekend. West Elementary was entered through an unlocked outside door and ransacked, with burglars disabling vent doors to access rooms. juveniles are believed responsible. No items were reported missing at either site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph McBride
West Elementary
Athens
West School
Youngs Is New Election Board Chief
E. B. Young Jr. Democrat was elected chairman of the Athens County board of elections in a Monday morning reorganization meeting at the courthouse basement. He has two years left in his term, nominated by former chairman C. E. Handley. William Mechem Republican was seated for a four-year term. Ray Bobo became clerk for two years with Ruth B. Stratton as deputy clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. B. Young Jr
Athens County Board of Elections
Albany Lodge 723 inspection slated
Annual inspection of Albany Lodge 723 F and A M will be conducted at 8 p m Wednesday with members and guests invited to attend at the lodge hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
Albany Lodge
F&am
Athens Messenger Announces Royal Arch Masons Meeting
The Athens Messenger lists upcoming Chapter 39 Royal Arch Masons events for Monday, March 3, 1958, outlining local lodge activities and membership notices in the community newspaper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens Messenger
Ens
Royal Arch Masons
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Athens CO. Ins
Agents Ass'n
Edependent
Athens, Ohio
Donald K. Barstow
C. B, Dillon C. M. Gill & Co
D. M. Goddard
Houck & van Dyke, Inc
Earl F. Mathews, Inc
F. R. Murphey & Son
Dwight H. Rutherford
Peter B. Seel
Agency Seiple & Kempton
Nelsonville, OH
Oakley Ins
the Saltz Ins
Richard Guinther
Stenorette
Cyee Pedere
Ries
N. Court
Civil Service
All Men's Boys
NY Cetti
W. State ST
VFW
REPP
O10
National Burial Vault Associations
Janet Chadwell
Cookie
Kerr-Hunter
Youngs
New Election Board
Masonic Temple
Ath
Jim Farley
NEW York Life
Cline Bldg
Houck & Vandyke, Inc
O. G. Houck
Don M
Reed
W. Union
C. B. Nye CO
Stimson & Palmer
Jaynes
Axminster
America
Rayon
E. State Street
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