Reforestation Trees Ready Friday in Ohio Delivery
The Ohio Division of Forestry says spring planting trees will be available Friday afternoon. State truck delivery is at the State Highway garage and orders for fall planting should be made about Sept 1. Blanks and planting assistance are at the Department of Natural Resources building 360 E State St.
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Ohio Division of Forestry
State Highway
Department of Natural Resources
E. State St
Seven Athens 4-H Advisors Honored at OSU Luncheon
Athens 4-H advisors received service pins at Ohio State University during the 13th annual 4-H Advisors Recognition Luncheon. Recipients ranged from 5 to 35 years of service. Athens attendees included Ardath Llewellyn with 15 years and Donald Mace, Perry Munn, Alton Hanning, Marion Blazier, and O C Harner with 5 or 10 year pins. Pins were presented by Standard Oil Company of Ohio, luncheon sponsored by Sears Roebuck Foundation.
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Athens
Ohio
Ohio State University
Alton Hanning
Marion Blazier
O. C. Harner
Standard Oil Company of Ohio
Sears Roebuck Foundation
Forfeited Bonds by 12 Drivers in Municipal Court
A Municipal Court list shows twelve drivers forfeiting bonds for failure to appear on State Highway Patrol charges. Nine faced speeding counts including Donald T. Turner from Shaker Heights and Harold C. Hale of Wapakoneta. Bonds ranged from 16 to 36 dollars with other violators from Centreville, Pennington, Lynchburg, Vienna, Beaver, and Fairmont.
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Fairmont
W. Va
James E. Shocklittle
Barberton
Robert Kwolski
Parma
Paul R. Abraham
Athens
4-H Members to Receive 15600 Reforestation Trees
Four-H club members will receive 15 600 trees from the Ohio Division of Forestry on Friday at the Junior Fair Building. State trucks from Marietta and Green Springs Nurseries will deliver red pine white pine Norway spruce black Locust black walnut and tulip trees. A planting and care meeting led by J M Byrd is set for 7 30 p m. The program notes that 78 applicants this year must have applied by February 1 to obtain the trees.
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Ohio Division of Forestry
Fairgrounds
Marietta
Green Springs
J. M. Byrd
Division of Forestry
Sheltering Arms Hospital Notes
Mr and Mrs Robert Daugherty Chauncey welcomed a son. Admissions include Wade Clem Frost Mrs Orley Vore Jacksonville Mrs Neva Robinson Athens Route 3 Mrs Hazel Burke Carpenter Route 1 Mrs Elmer Elliott New Marshfield Route 1 Leo Potts Athens Dolly Parker Albany Mrs Lewis Johnson Athens Route 2 Discharges Wilbur Van Ness Sharpsburg Donald Kovaleski Athens Blood used one pint.
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Wade Clem
Frost
Orley Vore
Jacksonville
Neva Robinson
Athens
Hazel Burke
Elmer Elliott
New Marshfield
Leo Potts
Dolly Parker
Albany
Lewis Johnson
Wilbur van Ness
Sharpsburg
Donald Kovaleski
Two Divorce Suits Filed in Common Pleas Court
Two divorce petitions were filed in Common Pleas Court. Jack Burgess of Buchtel charges Illa Burgess with extreme cruelty. the couple married in 1960. Nancy S. Bail sues Charles E. Bail Jr. for gross neglect of duty and extreme cruelty, married in 1959, seeking custody of their child.
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Jack Burgess
Buchtel
Illa Burgess
Nancy S. Bail
Charles E. Bail Jr
Gilkey Pleads Innocent in Tire Theft Case
Roger Gilkey 21 of Athens Route 3 pleaded innocent in Municipal Court to an affidavit by Myrtle G. Williams accusing him of removing the spare and front tire from her car without permission. Bond $200 set for March 30 hearing.
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Roger Gilkey
Athens
Myrtle G. Williams
Mystery plane circles over Athens at dawn
A low flying plane was heard over Athens between 5:30 and 6:00 a.m. Residents near Union Furnace and Lancaster patrol post reported inquiries. Authorities could not identify the aircraft or confirm if it was lost or on a training mission as Columbus airports reported no overdue plane.
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Athens
State Highway Patrol
Union Furnace
Lancaster Patrol
Columbus
Pony Injury Brings $1000 in Kentucky Court
Athens man Paul F. Edgar was awarded 100 by a Kentucky court after his colt died when it fell into a farm hole near Berea. The judgment against Blue Grass Rural Electric Corp. followed a Madison County jury verdict. Edgar claimed the company failed to notify others about the hole’s opening.
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Athens
Kentucky
Blue Grass State
Paul F. Edgar
S. Shafer St
Blue Grass Rural Electric Corp
Madison County
Richmond
Edgar
Marion Oliver
Berea
Electric Company
Three Drivers Fined After Patrol Arrests
In Athens County Court three motorists were fined after Highway Patrol arrests. George Christman 52 of Athens and Marjorie Adcock 26 of Nelsonville Route 1 paid 20 and 15 dollars respectively plus costs for speeding. Jack Phillips 29 of Deanville was fined 10 dollars and costs for driving left of center.
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Athens
State Highway Patrol
George Christman
Marjorie Adcock
Nelsonviles
Jack Phillips
Deanville
Conservation Slides Shown For Pupils
Dr. Burton DeVeau associate professor of agriculture at Ohio University presented film slides to 30 fourth graders at East Elementary School yesterday. The pupils taught by Mrs. Sarah Blower study conservation and have been working with water soil rock and seeds in class. DeVeaux showed aerial views of conservation projects in the Athens area.
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Burton DeVeau
Ohio University
East
Sarah Blower
DeVeaux
Athens
Two Divorces Granted In Common Pleas Court
Lillie Randolph won divorce from Linder Randolph filed in 1933 with gross neglect of duty cited. Sarah Carson obtained divorce from Howard Carson married in 1936. custody of their two minor children awarded.
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Common Pleas
Lillie Randolph
Linder Randolph
Sarah Carson
Howard Carson
Ohio University junior cited after crash near Route 56
Jay Vanderlip a 25 year old Ohio University junior from Toledo was cited into Athens County Court on March 27 by the State Highway Patrol for driving left of center after his car left a county road two miles south of Route 56 Sunday and struck a bridge.
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Jay Vanderlip
Ohio University
Toledo
Athens
State Highway Patrol
Vanderlip
Local Hero Rejoins Ohio Highway Patrol in Athens Post
Cpl. B. W. Frye, a former Athens High athlete, returns to Athens with Ohio Highway Patrol Post 5 after 15 years in service. A MacArthur native and Marine veteran, Frye holds leadership under Sgt. Williams as the post realigns. His family ties include FBI agent brother Robert in Selma and a McArthur funeral director brother Glenneth.
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Athens
Ohio Highway Patrol
Cpl
B. W. Frye
Pete McKinley
Athens High
Corporal Frye
McArthur
State Patrol
Wilmington
Sgt
C. C. Williams
Robert
Ohio University
FBI
Selma
Ala
Glenneth
Robert Rannells
Columbus & Southern Ohio Electric Co
Maplewood Dr
Mike
Traders Finance Co Incorporation Filed in Athens
Secretary of State Ted W. Brown reports filing of articles of incorporation for Traders Finance Co of Athens. Directors list Jack R. Claxton H Kent Bumpass and R J Jones Jr with Jones as agent. 100 shares of common stock par 100 and 2000 shares of preferred stock par 100.
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Ted W. Brown
Traders Finance Co
Athens
Jack R. Claxton
H. Kent Bumpass
R. J. Jones, Jr
Primaries Outlined In Athens County May Primary
Athens County plans May 2 primaries as one party contests. Republicans vote in Athens and Nelsonville except Nelsonville 1st Ward with a Democratic council contest. Glouster votes only Democrats while a two mill levy draws cross party voters. Ballot requests available by postcard letter or at the court house April 2 to noon April 28. Servicemen ballots until noon on election day. Disabled voters may request ballots now.
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Athens
Ray Bobo
Nelsonville
Glouster
Bobo
Court House
Court Fines Dan R. Williams for Throwing Glass
Dan R. Williams of 43 South Congress Street was fined $25 and costs in Municipal Court after pleading guilty to a city police charge of throwing broken glass on a street. Co defendant Nicholas H. Karl of 23 South Congress Street had similar charges dismissed.
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Gress St
Nicholas H. Karl
S. Congress St
Rain Fails to Break Early May Weather Haze
Cloudy skies and periods of rain dominated Athens weather on Thursday. U.S. Observer C. L. Colmer logged 11 am temperature at 46 degrees, up four from morning low. The prior day reached 58 with a quarter-inch rainfall. the Hocking River stood at 8.98 feet and receded. Rural Hamley Run saw a low of 41 after a 58 high yesterday.
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U.S
C. L. Colmer
Hocking
Hamley
Muffler fine levied in Municipal Court
Roy F. Clench aged 24 of Athens Route 5 was fined $5 and costs after pleading guilty to a State Highway Patrol charge of operating a car without a muffler in Municipal Court Thursday.
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Roy F. Clench
Athens
Disabled American Veterans Chapter Meeting News
Conrath Bean Chapter of the Disabled American Veterans will meet at 8 p.m. Friday, said Albert Peyton, commander. The notice lists the time and leadership for attendees and community members.
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Conrath Bean
Disabled American Veterans
Albert Peyton
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