Prison sentences handed to Mixon and Dunfee in Athens County
Judge John Bolin in Athens County Common Pleas Court sentenced Michael Mixon 21 to prison for illegal possession of narcotics after his plea and placed Charles Dunfee 33 on three years probation for check forgery and obtaining money under false pretenses. Mixon earlier pleaded to possession after a reduction of selling hashish. Dunfee must restitute within six months and stay sober while meeting monthly reports and court costs.
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John Bolin
Athens County
Mixon
Claire Ball Jr
Bolin
Massachusetts
Dunfee
John Hensley
Nelsonville
James Rogaski Jr
Columbus Street
College Inn
Athens
Charles Cochran
Driver Fined and Jailed in DWI Case
Two defendants faced Municipal Court on DWI charges after State Highway Patrol arrest. Deanville man Danny J Warren pleaded no contest to driving while intoxicated and received 200 dollars in fines plus costs, 60 day license revocation and seven days in county jail starting June 11. Warren also found guilty of resisting arrest with a 50 dollar fine and costs. Orlan G Houck posted 300 dollar bond after pleading guilty to drunken driving with a hearing set for June 4 at 9 am. A separate notice corrected ownership of a vacant house at 142 Mill Street tied to trespassing cases. Phi Sigma Delta fraternity owns the property. Charles R Smith’s leaving-the-scene charge was dismissed due to a defective affidavit and his 100 dollar bond was returned.
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Danny J. Warren
Deanville
Warren
Orlan G. Houck
Maplewood Pl
Charles R. Smith
Athens
Sheltering Arms Hospital Notes and Municipal Court Busy Day
A list from Sheltering Arms Hospital includes multiple admissions and dismissals among Athens and nearby towns including Daisy Clark Bertram Renken and Francis Wiliam Breivo. Municipal Court records show several speeding and license violations in Athens and surrounding areas with fines and costs.
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Daisy Clark
Bertram Renkenberger
Francis Wiliam Breivogel
Jon Powell
Athens
Clarence Tinkham
James H. Tinkham
the Plains
Loren Lee
Alfred Cline
Albany
Otto C. Leadinghaus
Trimble
Peggy Leiber
Chauncey
Frank Romanowski
Jacksonville
Robert Koons
Kenneth ,Jackson
Robert Symonds
Carl Trivett
James Groves
Georgia Dye
Penny Mayles
William Evener
Mark Sutton
Charles Stout
Goldie Leasure
New Lexington Youth Injured In Lake Hope Crash
An 18 year old New Lexington student Arliss Gibson was injured when his car veered off a park road at Lake Hope State Park near the bathhouse and hit two small trees. He was admitted to Mount St Mary Hospital Nelsonville with deep facial lacerations after being transported by ambulance from McArthur. A Lake Hope park manager described the outing with a school group and noted witnesses saw the car leave the bathhouse area around 4 p.m. A State Highway Patrol officer investigated the incident. report unavailable Wednesday morning.
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New Lexington
Lake Hope State Park
Mount St. Mary Hospital
Nelsonville
Arliss Gibson
George Gibson
Dick McDaniel
Lake Hope Park
Gibson
McDaniel
McArthur
State Highway Patrol
Shakespeare Rock Opera to debut at Public Theater
Joseph Papp, founder of the New York Shakespeare Festival, will adapt Troilus and Cressida into a rock opera. He collaborates with Galt MacDermot, composer of Hair. The production, titled Cressida, runs eight weeks next season at the Public Theater in downtown New York.
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New York
Troilus and
Cressida
Joseph Papp
Five Ohio Land-Grab Suits for Highway Route Filed
Five appropriation suits in Athens County seek land for the Appalachian Highway and Route 33 bypass. The Ohio Highway Department targets properties of Roe Kermit Blosser Conkey Tewksbury and McCoy heirs. Offers cited include 1375 for Roe 5000 for Blosser 4520 for Tewksbury and 975 for McCoy.
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Athens County Common Pleas Court
Ohio Highway Department
Athens Township
Robert Thomas Roe
Roe
Blosser
Albany
Everett
Bernice Conkey
W. G
Martha Tewksbury
Morton J. McCoy
McCoy
Check Writing Charges Dismissed in Municipal Court
Kevin T. Harvell faced charges for writing two bad checks to Walgreen's totaling $3. (2.98 and 1.12) The charges were dismissed Wednesday on a prosecutor's motion due to insufficient evidence Harvell pled no contest and the city assessed costs while returning his $33 bond.
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Kevin T. Harvell
Scott Quad Hall
Harvell
Walgreen's
Mercury Rising and Temperature Update
United States Observer C. L. Colmer reports a Wednesday 8:30 a.m. temperature of 60 with an early low of 48. Tuesday’s high reached 78 under bright sun as heat rose.
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U. S
C. L. Colmer
Barbershops Plan Memorial Day Weekend Closures
Uptown barbershops will close all day Memorial Day and Saturday May 31 to observe the holiday weekend.
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Mill St
Elmer Jones
Messenger Thas Week
Phi Sigma Delta Fraternity
Jones
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Birith
Robert Jarvis
Ralph A. Vernocetva Jr
Athens Apts
Boyd & Kinge
Mason
W. Vo
Ong
Robert Wirks
Parks Pall
Fred Chapmen
Coolville
Robert L. Stires
Sondra Skrotuky
Hooper St
Jeffrey A. Carter
Bodlu
Jeffrey Hunter
Jesus Christ
van Nuys
Lake Hope
Kermit A. Blosser
Mercury
Bromley Hall Coe's
Bill & Andy's
the Campus
the Plaza Barber Shop
Lyon
Mary Lou
Curtiss
Raid House & Gardex
Disney
Terry Iee
Ohio
Wey
Kodaco
Kodak
SupeRx Drugs, Inc
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