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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 14, 1962

Page

3

Linscott Defense Case in Crawford Manslaughter Trial

Linsecott and co defendant Gerald Ulbrich testified in the Crawford manslaughter trial in Sandusky County. The two described an early morning confrontation with teacher Charles Crawford after a drinking challenge at a nightclub and subsequent pursuit to Lindley Hall where Crawford was struck. Crawford died from brain injuries.

Gerald Ulbrich Athens Linscott Gibsonburg Charles Crawford Ulbrich Crawford Sandusky County Berm State Carpenter College College and Union James Watson Uldrich Lindley Hall Watson West Virginia Point Pleasant Blaine R. Goldsberry Air Force

Four Drivers Fined After Patrol Arrests

Three drivers were fined in Athens County Court after Highway Patrol arrests. Miles Stump of Carbondale was fined $35 and costs for no driver's license. Everett Angle of Newark faced $15 and costs for speeding. James Williams of Woodlawn Virginia was fined $25 and costs for left of center. In Hocking County Court Danny McKnight of Nelsonville was fined $10 and costs for passing on the approach to a curve.

Athens County State Highway Patrol Miles Stump Carbondale Everett Angle Newark James Williams Woodlawn Hocking Danny McKnight Nelsonville

Peterson's Ointment Offers Quick Piles Relief

Millions of sufferers over four decades have used a cooling soothing astringent formula for itching and smarting of piles. A user testimonial praises relief and better sleep. Available in 60c and 85c at all druggists with a money back guarantee.

Peterson

OU Music Teacher Found Dead at Ohio University

An Ohio University music lecturer, Miss Wavel L. Walfred, 37, was found dead Wednesday morning in her Park Place apartment. Fire responders reported death by natural causes possibly, as coroner’s findings were pending, and she appeared to have died while eating her dinner Tuesday.

Ohio University Park Pi Fire Department Wavel L. Walfred J. B. Grogan Rufus Putnam St. Cloud, Minn Northwestern University School of Music Farmington Mich

Lavelle pleads innocent in DWI case in Athens court

Francis A. Lavelle, 76, of Athens Route 1, pleaded innocent in Municipal Court to a State Highway Patrol DWI charge. He was arrested Saturday while parked on Route 56. His son William A. Lavelle acted as attorney and requested a jury trial. Bond set at $300 pending a tentative hearing on March 30.

Crawford John N. Meagher Columbus J. M. N. Bloodworth Ohio State University Department of Pathology Bloodworth Hal Rowland Doctor Bloodworth Gall Bolin Rowland Francis A. Lavelle Athens Lavelle William A. Lavelle

Legion Past Commanders Birthday Banquet Planned

K T Crossen Post 21 American Legion will host its past commander and Legion birthday banquet Thursday at 6 30 p.m. at the Legion home. All members and their ladies are invited. Forty past commanders will be honored, says vice commander Ed Settle.

K. T. Crossen American Legion Legion Ed Settle

Athens Driver Cited After Two Car Crash at Richland and Hooper

Francis Conrath, 46, of 437 Richland Ave, was charged with failure to stop within the assured clear distance after his car rear ended a vehicle driven by 22-year-old Jack W. Wilson of Athens Route 5. The collision occurred Tuesday afternoon at Richland Ave and Hooper St as Wilson stopped for a left turn.

Athens Richland Ave Hooper St Francis Conrath Jack W. Wilson

Replacement Due For Traffic Light On E State Shannon

The E State Shannon traffic light is expected today after city workers prepared to hang it from a heavy galvanized pipe arm. Interior repairs concluded, workers first tried a conduit arm but found the device too heavy. The light has been out of action since Thursday.

E. State- Shannon

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