Embezzlement Jury Trial Cancelled in Ohio Case
Deputy clerk Sylvia Castle, of Athens Route 1, faces embezzlement charges for taking about 5359.54 from Vehicle Title Office funds while serving as deputy clerk. Jury trial was canceled. she remains free on bond and may change plea or seek probation at Monday court appearance. The case follows prior county embezzlement cases involving women officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sylvia Castie
Athens
Common Pleas Court
Joel Draper
Castle
Helen Largent
Nelsonville
Marysville Reformatory
Roy D. Williams
Miss Largent
Bette Pincelli
Chauncey Village
Organizations Top Quota Reached in Red Cross Drive
Clubs and organizations have donated $292.90 toward a $150 quota, with total receipts to Mrs. Clarke Daily totaling $7959.92. The drive aims for a $16,909 goal by end of March, with contributors including Ohio University, townships and several villages in Athens County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Clarke Daily
Ohio University
Alexander
the Plains
Athens Township
Glouster
Jacksonville
Waterloo Township
Nelsonville
Initiation in Athens DeMolay marks inspection event
Annual inspection of the Athens Chapter, Order of DeMolay, drew 137 DeMolays and Masons at the Masonic Temple. Martins Ferry DeMolay Tenth District governor presided, rating the chapter excellent and commending progress over the year. Eleven candidates initiated and several local officials and sponsoring bodies attended, with Mrs. Kenneth Galvin leading the Mothers Club dinner attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Order of
Masonic Temple
Charles W. Hirth
Martins Ferry
Dennis White
Jim Taylor
Ronnie Davis
Tommy Burns
James McHarg
Caries Ramseth
Robert Wickham
Bill Roberson
James Edward Sprague
Land
Retta
Marietta
Richard Slater
Peter Lee Dea
E. J. Taylor
John Newcomb
William Roberson
Glenn Atkinson
Ross Davis
D. K Seward
Roscoe Orr
Fd Cole
IL. A. Hamilton
Ellis Woodworth
Carroll Tippett
Athens Commandery
Knights ‘Templar
Kenneth Sands
Paramathia Lodge 2
F&am
Ohio
Kenneth Galvin
Mothers Club
More Trainees Needed for Patrol School
The Ohio Highway Patrol announces a new recruit class to begin April 6 near Columbus. About 40 trainees will complete a 10 week course and become patrolmen, with pay of 164 dollars monthly. Applications available at patrol posts and headquarters, with age 21 to years, US citizenship, Ohio residency, high school graduation, and physical requirements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Highway Patrol
George Mingle
Athens Post
Columbus
Ohio
Nelsonville man’s license revoked for five years
A Nelsonville Route 2 man identified as Ralph Perry, 36, had his driving license revoked for five years by Common Pleas Judge Francis D. White after a State Highway Patrol arrest. Perry was arraigned on an information charging him with driving while intoxicated and received a jail sentence a fine of 100 dollars and costs. Patrolmen arrested Perry early Friday on Route 33 south of Nelsonville amid prior citations.
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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. He was a retired train dispatcher and served in that role for many years. Survivors include his wife Rae and two brothers Perry G. Coe of Albany and Frank E. Coe of Reynoldsburg, plus a 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 E. Coe
Reynoldsburg
Mary EF. Armstrong
Brooklyn
N.Y Buria
Brush fire on Monte Davis property near Athens
A brush fire blazed Saturday afternoon on the Monte Davis property Route 32 just north of Athens. Firefighters reported the blaze under control while it burned with no damage estimate given.
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Monte Davis
Route 32
Athens
Gamma Globulin Hinges On Blood Quota Success
Mrs. Virginia Beecher Smith directing the Red Cross bleed program says gamma globulin could be available for all cases if bloodmobile quotas are met nationwide. She visited Athens with Ed gar Zimmerman for a blood recruitment meeting led by Mrs. B. F. Cot ler and discussed district chair selection and donor methods. Attendees included Willard Barker, Lewis McBride, Mrs. Orville King, and Mrs J. H Wheaton from Athens and Nelsonville area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Beecher Smith
Red Cross
Gray Ladies Group Receives Red Cross Orientation
A new 12 member Gray Ladies unit at Athens State Hospital underwent Red Cross orientation at Hotel Kerry. Mrs Clarence Flowers outlined needs and services, with Mrs Clarke Daily providing instruction. Canteen chair Maude Lee Dorsey absent, volunteers must be oriented before service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens State Hospital
Red Cross
Kerry
Clarence Flowers
Flowers
Clarke Daily
Maude Lee Dorsey
Veterans Hospital
Chillicothe
Gray Lady
Sam Warren
Robert H. Jones, Jr
E. E. Mapla
C. E. Brider
Ralph Clark
Donald K. Barstow
Janette Woodworth
R. M. VanDyke
C. M. Mohl
E. C. Bibbee
Dwight Mutchiler
Jack Miller
Thomas Rosser
Victor Whitehouse
Russell Hail
E. ©. Bibbee
Dwight Mutechler
Cecil Cox
Former Albany Man Dies at Gibsonburg
Clarence P. Mathews of Gibsonburg died Friday. He formerly lived in Albany and spent most of his life in Athens County. He is survived by his wife Mabel, one 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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Paul Fiske
Roger Dean
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E. State St
Young's
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Tel
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Maxing
Amancc
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Thea
Sylvania TV
Athens Radio & Television Co
West Washington ST
Jim Abraham
West
Sweeney
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Morris Ave
United States
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Theo. Johnson CO
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Barrett
Dwight H. Rutherford
Security Bank Bldg
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Monterey
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