Activity Rise Shown In County Recorder Totals
The Ath ens County Recorder's Office reports September totals higher than 1964 with fees at 1417.60 versus 1522.80 last year. Mortgages filed reach 132 while deeds drop to 117. last year 121 mortgages and 131 deeds. Other instruments include 158 chattels, 100 mortgage releases, 35 chattel releases, 14 certificates, 16 assignments, 11 leases, nine partial releases, eight affidavits, seven rights of way, six discharges, and five easements. Land contracts, liens and agreements tally three each, two journal entries, and a judgment, a search, and one merger.
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Athens County Recorder’s
Two Suits Settled and Dismissed by Court
Common Pleas Court dismissed two suits. Rubber and Tire Materials Co. versus Buck Auto Supply Co. settled and dismissed without court record at defendant costs. Max A. Cox versus Robert E. Francis was dismissed on plaintiff motion.
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Common Pleas Court
Rubber and Tire Materials Co
John P. Buck
Buck Auto Supply Co
Max A. Cox
Robert E. Francis
Sheep School Series Slated at Albany High School
The Athens County extension office begins enrollments for a five lecture Sheepman nutrition school series from 7 30 to 9 30 p m on Nov 9 16 23 30 and Dec 7 at Albany High School Instructors include Jack Cline William Tyznik D S Bell and Ralph Grimshaw They cover feeding brood ewes creep feeding lambs nutrition for brood sheep and lambs nutritional diseases and lamb and wool production.
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Athens County Extension Office
Albany High School
Jack Cline
William Tyznik
Ohio State University
D. S. Bell
Ohio Agriculture Research and Development Center
Wooster
Ralph Grimshaw
Lions Club Brevity and Benefits From Light Bulb Sale
Lions Club reported best profits in years from the annual light bulb sale and the county fair booth. Net from the light bulb sale was 913 dollars and the fair booth brought in 400 dollars for eye glasses, eye disease research, Pilot Dog Association, and CARE aid. New members Dana Brooks and Dr. William Cuckler were welcomed.
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Lions Club
C. W. Rose
Ohio Eye Research Foundation
Pilot Dog Association
Columbus
Central America
James Y. Tong
Ohio University International Club
Westminster Foundation
N. College St
Lions
Dana Brooks
General
Tele
Piano Stolen From Tavern At Millview Inn
A portable piano and its amplifier were stolen during daylight Tuesday from the Millview Inn on W Union St. Norman Orcutt of The Plains, owner, said an employee saw the equipment removed but assumed it was by the owner. The piano valued at 475 dollars weighed 125 to 145 pounds. the amplifier valued at 169 dollars weighed 50 to 75 pounds.
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Milllview Inn
W. Union St
Norman Orcutt
The
Plains
Trial jury being selected in DWI case
The Municipal Court jury selection continued mid morning Wednesday in the trial of E. B. Young 61 Lakeview Manor Apts charged with driving while intoxicated. Young pleads innocent. One subpoenaed witness is Lloyd M. Shupe Columbus police chemist. Defense witnesses also expected.
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E. B. Young
Lakeview Manor Apts
Young
Lloyd M. Shupe
Columbus
Traffic fines and offenses from local police records
A list of road and public order penalties includes Willard R. Stanley 21 73 Stimson Ave unsafe operation $25 and costs Sadako H. Anderson 89 Hooper St driving over center line $3 and costs John Coakley Nelsonville driving over center line $3 and costs Juvenile Vernon Gabriel Jr 17 unsafe operation $5 and costs driving rights suspended 30 days except for work Roger Gail Brown 19 Sutton W Va excessive speed $42 Harold Edward Lee 19 Johnston failure to yield right of way $51 Sheldon Larry Stough 26 Grove City excessive speeding $32 Nick H. Klutarich 20 Athens Apts unsafe vehicle $17 Helen Frances Smith 60 4 Evans St failure to yield right of way $41 Gene C Gwinn 22 Canton left of center $17 Edward O’Neill disorderly conduct auxiliary police $32 bond forfeiture Ray H Carman 51 New Marshfield intoxication $25 and costs Arthur Stifel 28 open bottle $25 and costs John C Wilkin 20 8 Church St pleaded no contest disorderly conduct $30 bond set case continued
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Willard R. Stanley
Stimson Ave
Sadako H. Anderson
Hooper St
John Coakley
Nelsonville
Vernon Gabriel, Jr
Vernon Gabriel
Roger Gail Brown
Sutton
W. Va
Harold Edward Lee
Johnston
Sheldon Larry Stough
Grove City
Nick H. Klutarich
Athens Apts
Helen Frances Smith
Evans St
Gene C. Gwinn
Canton
Edward O'Niell
Ray H. Carman
New Marshfield
Arthur Stifel
John C. Wilkin
Church St
Buchtel Man Charged With Embezzling
A 28 year old Buchtel man, James Weston, an agent of Champion Collection Agency, faces embezzlement charges for allegedly diverting $219.60 of agency funds. Dempsey Allen, secretary treasurer, filed the charge. Weston requested a preliminary hearing, set for Nov 4. Bond was set at $500. He was arrested by Columbus police and brought to Athens by Sheriff Harold Shields.
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Buchtel
James Weston
Akron
Champion Collection Agency
Dempsey Allen
Weston
Columbus
Athens
Harold Shields
October New Car Sales Near Record High in Athens County
October new car registrations totaled 265 in Athens County, just five shy of August’s 270 local record. Used car sales rose to 1012 from 747 in September, while the auto title office collected 2545.20 in fees and issued 1716 vehicle titles, with nine boat titles and various other vehicle categories also recorded.
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Athens County
Auto Title Office of Clerk of Courts
Marjorie Mitchell
Auto Title Office
Wednesday Weather Report From Athens Clearly Warmer
Athens weather records show a 10 am temperature of 60 and an early low of 34, per U S Weather Observer C L Colmer. Tuesday reached a high of 63 with a mild trend continuing Wednesday.
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Athens
U. S
C. L. Colmer
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