Walker shows Holy Land slides after six day war
Marvin F E Walker of Blue Cross of Southwest Ohio addressed about 100 Southeast Ohio Education Association members at First Methodist Church. He discussed his postwar Israel trip with slides of destruction from the Arab Israeli conflict and noted his group was among the first tourists to visit Israel after the war. The event opened with the Wesley Choir and wrapped a joint dinner meeting of School Masters and School Women's Clubs as part of the SE Ohio Education Association conference led by co chairs Roger McClay and Effie McKenzie.
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Marvin FE. Walker
Blue Cross
Southwest Ohio
Southeast Ohio Education Association
First Methodist Church
Holy Land
Walker
Israel
Wesley Choir
Transposition clarifies municipal court marijuana hearings
The Messenger notes a corrected account of sheriff's search warrant and multiple hearings. Lavelle criticizes the warrant permitting deputies to scrutinize the house but says it did not condone searches of the Owens and Abrams cars. Mollia quotes that some searches are legal while Lavelle notes the court lacks authority to hear all seven cases at once.
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Lavelle
Owens
Abrams
Mollica
Gerald
Awards Go To Newsmen For Public Service Honors
The Messenger, Ohio University's WOUB, and Radio Station WATH received framed public service awards from the U S Post Office Department for outstanding effort in improving postal service. Ralph Bennett presented the awards at the Athens post office to Charles W. Reamer Presley D Holmes and Jerry Izor. Also present were area post masters Arthur Cornwell Gail Slater William Theisen and Jean Pierce. Two local residents pleaded innocent to intoxication charges in Municipal Court. Richard B Hossam and Ted G Molter posted $33 bond each for hearings next Wednesday.
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The
Messenger
Athens News
U.S Post Office Department
Athens Post Office
Ralph Bennett
Cincinnati
Ohio University
WOUB
WATH
Charles W. Reamer
Presley D. Holmes
Jerry Izor
Bennett
Arthur EF. Cornwell Athens
Gail Slater
the Plains
William Theisen
Nelsonville
Jean Pierce
Guysville
W. Mulberry St
Richard B. Hossam
Ted G. Molter
Birth at Sheltering Arms Hospital in Athens
Mr and Mrs James Armbruster of Athens welcome a daughter. Admitted: Mrs Alberta Shuler of Athens and Mrs James Allman of Albany Route 1.
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Sheltering Arms Hospital
James Armbruster
Athens
Alberta Shuler
James Allman
Albany
Notable Names Listed in Local Social Notices
Nellie Roush Edna Joseph Sandra Gray Clarence Hanning Mrs Robert Newlun Mrs Wayne Morris and son Mrs William Fantone and daughter appear in a society or social column item noting residents and family relations.
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Nellie Roush
Edna Joseph
Sandra Gray
Clarence Hanning
Robert Newlun
Wayne Morris
William Fantone
Two Petitions Seeking Damages In Common Pleas Court
Two civil actions filed seek damages over 1967 incidents in Athens. Robert Tevlin and Frances Tevlin sue James Widdoes for assault and battery over a Nov 10 event damaging teeth, seeking 535 dollars plus costs. Charles R. Porter sues John R. Massie for 459 dollars plus costs after a Sept 28 car backing incident on Mill Street. Sheriff reports two more vehicles with shot-out windshields found near Rome Two Road 31 at Frost.
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Common Pleas Court
Tevlins
Widdoes
Robert
Athens
Charles R. Porter
Columbus
John R. Massie
Portsmouth
Porter
Mill Street
Massie
Mill St
Sheriff's Department
Rome
Road
Frost
Precinct Workers Not To Receive New Election Notices
Precinct workers scheduled for election day duty will receive no more assignment notices from the county election office. William Howe, board director, said precinct assignments indicated by his initial notices to workers last month are unchanged.
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William Howe
Bailey Sentenced to Ohio Pen for Homicide by Vehicle
Larry Francis Bailey 21 of Nelsonville Route 1 was found guilty by a Common Pleas Court jury of homicide by vehicle and sentenced Friday to the Ohio State Penitentiary. The term will be set by the Ohio Parole Board for deaths of two pedestrians in York Two on March 10.
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Bailey
Ohio
Larry Francis Bailey
Common Pleas Court
Ohio State Penitentiary
Ohio Parole Board
Nelsonville
York Two
Dog Owners Warned Athens Police Chief Fred Ames
Athens readers are cautioned as Athens Police Chief Fred Ames reminds residents to secure dogs. The notice urges owners to prevent dog incidents by following local leash and containment rules. It underscores safety for pedestrians and pets alike.
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Athens
Fred Ames
Charges Dismissed in Fraud Case of Mistaken Identity
In Municipal Court Everett Lee, charged with fraudulently obtaining 70 from Evelyn McKee of Nelsonville, had the charges dismissed after she testified the claim resulted from mistaken identity. The plaintiff could not identify the thief and named Lee only after a cab driver provided his name. Judge Franklin Sheeter ordered the plaintiff to pay court costs.
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Everett
Lee
Evelyn McKee
Nelsonville
Mr. Lee
Franklin Sheeter
Residents To Enforce Leash Or Confined Dog Rules
Local officials remind residents that state law requires dogs to be confined to their owner's property or kept on a leash when off property. The notice emphasizes humane control and public safety.
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J. David Lundberg
Athens Insurance
SOEA
James Widdoes
W. Union St
Robert Tevlin
Frances M. Tevlin
Buckeye Mart
John
Perma
Athens, Ohio
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