Jury seated as Linscott manslaughter trial opens
A six men and six women jury is seated for the manslaughter trial of Jerry Linscott 21 and co defendant Gerald Ulbrich 22 both of Athens Route 4. State prosecutor Homer B. Gall presents the case contending a non intentional blow caused Charles Crawford death. Defense attorney Gordon B. Gray asserts innocence. The scene near Lindley Hall at Ohio University is described with jurors named and seating completed after voir dire of 22 potential jurors.
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Jerry Linscott
Athens Route 4
Ald Ulbrich
Athens
Charles Crawford
Sandusky
West Virginia
Lindley Hall
Crawford
Linscott
Gordon B. Gray
Hal Rowland
Homer B. Gall
Gall
Linscott’s
College-Union
Ohio University
Gibsonburg
Gerald Kyle
Harley Wakefield
Kathrine O’brien
Ruth Blair
Tom Pritchard
Dan Langley, Jr
Leslie Bryson
Margaret Ong
Nelsonville
Hazel Zimmerman
Ruth Arbaugh
Albany
Harry Hawk
New Marshfield
Paul Niggemeyer
Guysville
Byron Wolfe
Mildred Allen
Jessie Ley
Ruby Nuzum
S. L. Johnson
Harland A. Story
Helen M. Slaughter
W. R. Dixon
William Dean
Homer Johnson
Millfield
Common Pleas
John W. Bolin
Gray
Services For Traffic Victims And Local Notices
Obituary notes list Mrs. Bailey formerly Gladys Jividen of Mason County with service set for 2 p.m. Thursday at Heights EUB Church Point Pleasant burial Suncrest Cemetery. Other items announce W. Va. residents and families, funeral arrangements, fines for driving with no license, and a Paramathia Lodge 25 meeting at 7 30 p.m. in the Masonic Temple.
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Bailey
Gladys Jividen
Mason County
W. Va
Alba
Emma Bane_ Jividen
Berlin
Jackson County
Paul
Charlotte Marie
Norine Bailey
Herman Jividen
Columbus
Rancel Jividen
Point Pleasant
Glen Arnold Jividen
Lucy Cash
Georgia Martin
the Heights
Paramathia Lodge
F&am
Masonic Temple
Bernard Spaulding
Birth At Sheltering Arms Hospital Athens
Mr and Mrs Kenneth Wines of Athens welcome a daughter at Sheltering Arms Hospital. The report lists admissions and dismissals including Charles Domke and several Athens residents. Also noted is a fire response for Domke and a bond forfeiture for Herman Kerns and a local school honor roll update for Mike Jenkins.
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Kenneth Wines
Athens
Charles Domke
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Fire Department
New Marshfield
Waterloo
Hag
Mike Jenkins
Ohio University Boosts Fees for 1962-63
Ohio University announced a comprehensive registration fee increase effective with the 1962-63 term. The total per semester will rise from 175 to 200 dollars for Ohio students and from 350 to 400 dollars for out of state students. Dormitory and meal charges remain unchanged. President Verdon Alden cited rising costs and preserving standards.
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Ohio University Today
Ohio
Ohio University
Vernon R. Alden
Board of Trustees
Alden
Walter W. Davis 67 Dies in Florida
Walter W. Davis, longtime Columbus and Southern Ohio Electric Co. employee and former Athens resident, died Tuesday morning in Osteopathic Hospital Largo Florida after a brief illness. He had retired two years ago and lived in Clearwater Florida with his wife Lenora. Funeral arrangements are being completed in Athens.
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Walter W. Davis
Athens
Osteopathic Hospital
Largo
Fla
Mr. Davis
Columbus and Southern Ohio Electric Co
Clearwater
Lenora
General Precision to Acquire Royal McBee Stake
James W. Murray of General Precision Equipment Corp and Fortune Peter Ryan of Royal McBee announce that General Precision Inc will purchase Royal McBee’s 50 percent interest in Royal Precision Corp. The move aims to streamline computer and data processing activities and may lead to integrated sales efforts. Royal McBee will focus on office typewriters and data processing products and develop peripheral equipment for electronic data processing systems.
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New York City
N.Y
James W. Murray
General Precision Equipment Corp
Fortune
Peter Ryan
Royal McBee Corp
General Precision Inc
GPE
Royal McBee
Royal Precision Corp
Murray
Ryan
Royal Precision
Royal Mee- Bee
Mur
Bids Sought for 1962 Car and 1950 Truck Sale
Sealed bids are invited by the city's service safety director for a 1962 automobile and a 1950 truck, with bids due by noon March 22. An ordinance authorized the service safety director to purchase an auto for official use.
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New City Auto
New Vicks Inhaler Opens Nose Faster Than Sprays
Wicks introduces a compact nasal decongestant inhaler that clears stuffed noses and relieves head congestion as quickly as sprays or tablets. A few whiffs deliver medicated vapor to shrink swollen membranes and reduce drainage, letting you breathe freely on the go.
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Wicks
Vicks
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Patrick Phillip Cavote
Paul Cavote
Gerald Vermillion
Monroe Vermillion
Mr. Kinsel
Mrs. Bickle
Bickle
Emerson Edwards
Toledo
Robert Edwards
Logan
Robbe Walker
Roberts Funeral Home
Billy Dean Dabney
Russell
Hilda Clark Dabney
Apple Grove
Sunnyside School
Tommy Lynn
Walter Lee
Russell Wayne
Hattie Dabney Canterberry
Gallipolis Ferry
Georgia Robbins
Stevens
Eldon Ford
State Highway Patrol
Masons
David Neal
P. B. Burns
Floyd Barker
Albert Perry
Wilman Worthman
William Janu
Linda Lee
the Plains
Don Haning
Charles L. Thompson
William Younkins
Frank Ayers
Dannie King
Shade
Orville Stover
Thomas Holloman
Bernard North
Nelson
Ville
Dale Gehrig
Warren Chubb
Pearl Douglas
Herman Kerns
Hartford
Mae
Tween Hard
Tel. LY
Buck Auto Supply
Oldsmobile
Mkverest
Aere
CPLA
BOB Hess, Inc
E. State ST
Athens, Ohio
Bob Hess
Nelsonville, Inc
Fayette ST
Ohio U
Walter Davis
South
General Electric
Glouster
McBee
Athens County Mayors Council
R. H. Cary
Chauncey
Sheriff's
Charles Franklin Peach
Millfield Route 1
Muskingum County
Lovable
the Electric Co
Columbus and Southern Ohio Electric Company
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