Embezzlement Trial for Deputy Canceled Prompt Monday Hearing
The jury trial for Mrs. Sylvia Castle of Athens Route 1 is canceled while she remains charged with embezzling 5359,954 in casual tax funds from the Vehicle Title Office during 1951 1952. Castle pleads innocent to all indictments and is free on 5500 bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sylvia Castle
Athens
Common Pleas Court
Joel Draper
Castle
Mra
Castie
Helen Largent
Nelsonville
Marysville Reformatory
Roy D. Williams
Miss Largent
Bette Pincelli
Chauncey Village
Pincelli
Francis D. White
R. W. Finsterwald
Miss Sargent
Organizations Top Quota for Red Cross Drive Reaches $202.90
Clubs and organizations have deposited $202.90 toward a $16,909 drive quota. Total contributions amount to $7,959.92 sent to Mrs. Clarke Daily, executive secretary, as March end target looms. Local totals include Ohio University $476.20 and multiple townships and cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Clarke Daily
Ohio University
Alexander
the Plains
Athens Township
Glouster
Jacksonville
Waterloo Township
Nelsonville
Initiation and Inspection At Athens DeMolay Meeting
Annual inspection of the Athens Chapter Order of DeMolay drew 137 DeMolays and Masons at the Masonic Temple. Charles W. Hirth of Martins Ferry, Tenth District governor, praised progress and rated the chapter excellent. Eleven candidates were initiated, led by Dennis White and Jim Taylor, with three from Marietta. officials and sponsors from DeMolay and Masonry attended along with members from 16 Ohio counties and seven states. Mrs. Kenneth Galvin chaired the Mothers Club dinner beforehand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Order of
Masonic Temple
Charles W. Hirth
Martins Ferry
Dennis White
Jim Taylor
Ronnie Davis
Tommy Burns
James McHarg
Charles Ramseth
Robert Wickham
Bill Roberson
James Johnston
Edward Sprague
Athene Commandery
Knightsemplor
Kenneth Sands
Paramathia Lodge
F&am
Ohio
Kenneth Galvin
Mothers Club
More Trainees Sought for Ohio Patrol School
The Ohio Highway Patrol plans another training class starting April 6 south of Columbus. About 40 recruits will complete a 10 week course and be appointed as patrolmen. Applicants must be 21 to 21 and a half, citizens or residents of Ohio, with a high school diploma or equivalent, and meet height and weight standards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Highway Patrol
George Mingle
Athens Post
Columbus
Ohio
Driving License Revoked for Five Years
Nelsonville Route 2 man Ralph Perry was sentenced after a State Patrol arrest. The Common Pleas Judge Francia D White revoked Perry’s driving license for five years and ordered a five day jail term with a $100 fine plus costs. Perry, 36, was picked up by patrols on Route 33 south of Nelsonville and cited on prior occasions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Brother of Albany Man Dies in West
Gus Coe, 67, son of the late John P. Coe, died at his home in Jefferson City, Missouri. A retired train dispatcher, he served many years in that role. Survivors include his wife Rae two brothers Perry G. Coe of Albany and Frank E. Coe of Reynoldsburg and one sister Mary E. Armstrong of Brooklyn New York. Burial will be in Jefferson City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gus Coe
John P. Coe
Jefferson City
Coe
Rae
Perry G. Coe
Albany
Frank FE. Coe
Reynoldsburg
Mary EF. Armstrong
Brooklyn
N. Y
Brush fire on Monte Davis property near Athens reported
A brush fire burned on the Monte Davis property along Route 3 north of Athens on Saturday afternoon. Fire was believed under control though still burning and no damage estimate was provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monte Davis
Athens
Gamma Globulin Hinges On Blood Quota Success
Red Cross officials in Athens highlighted blood quota goals crucial to gamma globulin availability for polio cases. Mrs Virginia Beecher Smith urged regular donor participation every eight days, while Ed gar Zimmerman and local volunteers discussed district chairmanship and donor recruitment at a special meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Beecher Smith
Red Cross
Eastern Area
Gray Ladies Group Receives Red Cross Orientation at Hotel Berry
A new 13 member Gray Ladies group at Athens State Hospital attended Red Cross orientation Thursday at Hotel Berry. Mrs Clarence Flowers led the session, outlining needs and services, with Mr. Clarke Daily announcing instructions. Canteen volunteers were listed, ready to assist donors and staff during blood drives and hospital events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens State Hospital
Red Cross
Berry
Clarence Flowers
Hopital’s
Gray Laity
Flowers
Clarke Daily
Maude Lee Dorsey
Vs. Flowers
Veterans Hospital
Chillicothe
Gray Lady
Sam Warren
Robert H. Jones, Jr
E. E. Mapia
C. E. Brider
Ralph Clark
Donald K. Barstow
Janette Woodworth
Former Albany Man Dies at Gibsonburg
Clarence P. Mathews of Gibsonburg died Friday. He was formerly of Albany and spent most of his life in Athens County. Survived by wife Mabel, brother Hugh Mathews of Athens, five daughters and three sons. Funeral services set for Monday at 1 pm in Gibsonburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence P. Mathews
Gibsonburg
Mathews
Albany
Athens County
Mabel
Hugh Mathews
Athens
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Athens Heating & Insulating Co
N. Congress St
Paul Fiske
Roger Dean
Materiali
Airport—E
State St
Young's
N. Court
Tel
Kingston
Fed Tae
Sylvams
Shvamia
Toptsemae
Sylvania TV
Athens RaDio & Television CO
West Washington ST
Jim Abraham
West
Sweeney
F. C. Betts Plumbing & Heating Co
Morris Ave
the Sunday Messenger
United States
R. L. Sanders
Theo. Johnson CO
Logan, Ohio
Mueller
Barrett
Security Bank Bidg
Athens, Ohio
Utah Place
Monterrey
Elmer Jones Realty, Inc
Monterey
Kem Lee
Eae Py
Kem
Catia
Movpang
Painter Tray
Kem-Glo
Saet Og
Roller Koater
Statlon
Gilbert
Shannon
West Union Street
Firestone Dealer
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