Cub Scout Pack 55 Presents May Day Program
Cub Scout Pack 55 sponsored by Athens First Presbyterian Church hosted a May Day gathering at the Athens County Home near Chauncey. Dens performed skits and delivered May Day baskets, cookies, and flowers, followed by a sing along and badge awards for advancement.
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Cub Scout
Athens
Tom Chambers
John Nouse
David Abraham
Allan Lewis
Neutzling
Helms
Steven Culbertson
Dennis Wen
Nouse
David Funk
Wolf
Fifty four named to F H honor roll at Federal Hocking
Federal Hocking High School announced the fifth six weeks honor roll with 54 pupils. Fifteen earned all A grades, including seniors Penny Bailey Mark Dunfee Emma English Mick Harris Dennis Randolph Tommy Thomas Rosanna Weaver and others across classes.
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Mike Brawley
Jacquie Calentine
Elaine Camp
Kathy Chapman
Donna Coe
Brenda Craig
Larry Creamer
Richard Dailey
Tim Day
Pam Farley
Richard Gillian
Darrell Jenkins
Ruby Keirns
Sarah McDonald
Sue Ogg
Charles Springer
Judy Ball
Debbie Burkhammer
Janie Castile
Mark Chapman
Susann Mansfield
Mike Vaughn
Herman Carson
Craig Dougherty
Auto and Bicycle Stolen in Athens
Athens police report two thefts in the city this week. A 1962 auto owned by Terry Ellis was stolen from the Athens Apartments lot early in the week. A bicycle owned by John Reininga was taken from in front of Ohio University's Memorial Auditorium on Wednesday evening, valued at $40.
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Athens
Athens Apartments
Terry Ellis
Athens Route 4
Ohio University
Memorial Auditorium
John Reininga
TV Stolen, Then Replaced by Restorative Conscience
Paris Texas police investigated a theft at Dan Vanderburgs home after his color television was reported stolen. The next day the TV was found back in place with no trace of the thief, leaving Vanderburg unsure if it was a conscience-driven return or a case of cold feet.
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Paris
Tex
Dan Vanderburg
Vanderburg
Jehovah's Witnesses Regional Seminar at Averley High School
The Athens congregation and 15 nearby congregations will attend a regional seminar at Averley High School May 21 23. Overseer Andy Benyi notes District Minister Ted Jaracz will speak Sunday on What is behind the spirit of rebellion.
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Athens
Jehovah’s Witnesses
Waverly High School
Andy Benyi
Ted Jaracz
Local residents note weekend visits and recoveries
Mrs. Mike Fletchner of Columbus spent the weekend with her mother Mrs. Hattie Smith. Mrs. C. M. Hennesy returned from Columbus as guest of her son-in law and daughter. Sunday guests were Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Harris and Mr. and Mrs. Richard Chambers with son Eric. Mr. and Mrs. Willis Aleshire of Dayton and Mr. and Mrs. Marcus Chambers of Middleport attended. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Knight returned from a week in Williamsburg Virginia. Lawrence Milhoan returned home to Rutland from Holzer Medical Center. Mrs. James Simpson returns home after major surgery at Holzer Medical Center Gallipolis.
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Mike Fletchner
Columbus
Hattie Smith
C. M. Hennesy
Gordon Harris
Richard Chambers
Eric
Willis Aleshire
Dayton
Marcus Chambers
Middleport
Earl Knight
Williamsburg
Lawrence Milhoan
Rutland
Holzer Medical Center
James Simpson
Gallipolis
Probation Ordered For Larceny By Trick Case At OU
Ohio University senior Joseph Zisman 22 of Pittsburgh received 18 months probation after pleading guilty to larceny by trick for taking 40 reams of bond paper and 20 000 envelopes worth 136 dollars using a forged requisition with OU duplicating machines. He was fined 200 dollars. In a separate case Roy Wayne Johnson of Nelsonville pled guilty to forgery on a 30 dollar check and was placed on two years probation with restitution.
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Ohio University
Athens County Common Pleas Court
Trick
Pittsburgh
Claire M. Ball Jr
Zis
Ball
Zisman
Roy Wayne Johnson
Nelsonville
John Bolin
Johnson
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Norelco
Athens, Ohio
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Mation
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