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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Nov 21, 1958

Page

8

Two Evade Road Block After Burglary At Plant

Two men, James Charles Sheppard and Gary Dean Gregg, both Parkersburg residents, detained by police for questioning in connection with a Pepsi Cola plant burglary near Chauncey. A 1957 convertible was seen near the plant and about $200 in nickels taken from the safe. The sheriffs office will probe links to other recent break ins in The Plains Chauncey and Circle Hill areas.

Parkersburg W. Va Pepsi-Cola Chauncey James Charles Sheppard Gary Dean Gregg Sher Iff Harold Shields State Crime Bureau Pepsi- Cola Charles Whyte Charles Cochran Route Athens Earl Goodin Sheriff Shields DeWitt Walker Plains Circle Hill

Modern diplomacy of King Louis XI studied in lecture

Dr. Paul Kendall of Ohio University described Louis XI as a modern negotiator who favored negotiation over war. He noted Louis used intelligence gathering and humor, planted spies, and met ambassadors directly to counter Edward IV’s invasion plans, reshaping 15th century diplomacy.

Paul Kendall Ohio University Louis XI France Kendall Ewing Hall John Foster Dulles Louis Dr. Kendall Edward IV England Edward

Charge Dropped in Municipal Court for Glen Burt

On motion of the prosecution the intoxication charge against Glen Burt of 26 Hickory Street was dismissed in Municipal Court. The complaint was signed by Mrs. Betty Burt. Burt had posted a $100 bond on arraignment Tuesday after pleading innocent.

Glen Burt Hickory St Betty Burt

Police and Fire Civil Service Exam Set

A civil service exam is scheduled for Thursday Dec 11 at 7 30 p m to create an eligibility list for the police and fire departments. The test is open to men ages 21 to 31 who are physically fit for duty. Applications are available from the mayor's office and must be filed by Saturday Dec 6 with a certificate of fitness and a $1 fee. Civil service commission members are John Buck chairman Ira Burnfield and J T Stiff secretary.

Police Civil Service Commission John Buck Ira Burnfield J. T. Stiff

Man Held Under Bond For Leaving Accident

Clarence Haning of 29 East State Street was ordered held under $50 bond for a December 4 hearing after pleading innocent in Municipal Court to leaving the scene of an accident. He allegedly struck a parked car on State Street and turned into North Court Street without stopping.

Clarence Haning State St N. Court St

Chest X rays reach county totals amid seal drive effort

More than 2500 free chest X rays have been given in Athens County this week. The Ohio Health Department mobile unit and local agency officials reported 800 University students, 1476 courthouse visitors, and 300 at local firms and schools. Funds from Christmas Seals support a research program that found 41 TB cases last year and supports X ray clinic costs locally.

Joe B. Davis Athens County Tuberculosis and Health Association Ohio Department of Health Nelsonville Ohio University Bridgwater Machine Co Mechanicsburg

Births and admissions at Sheltering Arms Hospital

Mr and Mrs Dale Morris Athens welcome a daughter. Mr and Mrs James Trout Albany Route 3 welcome a son. Admitted Nora Cavanaugh Athens Lula Gillespie Cutler David Gillespie Cutler Dismissed Mae Dodderer Reedsville Mrs Francis Coon The Plains.

Dale Morris Athens James Trout Albany Nora Cavanaugh Lula Gillspie Cutler David Gillspie Mae Dodderer Reedsville Francis Coon the Plains

Trespass Charge Dropped Against Girl

In Municipal Court on Friday Janice K. Renner Jr of E State St Apartments faced a trespass charge. The affidavit by Mrs Forrest Russell stated the charge and Renner pleaded innocent, was held on a $50 bond, and later moved to change plea to guilty, which the court did not accept and dismissed the charge.

Janice K. Renner, Jr E. State St

Weather Snapshot From Hamley Run Breezes Cold

The mercury fell to 26 degrees at Hamley Run early Friday and rose to only 9 degrees by nine in the morning. Thursday’s temperature extremes were 25 and 65 degrees.

Hamley Run

Elector Sought Ohio Ruling On Chauncey-Dover Board Seat

A Chauncey elector requested a ruling that determined Ralph L. Coe sat illegally on the Chauncey-Dover school board because he is a barber with civil service status at Athens State Hospital. The ruling by Attorney General William Saxbe found Coe ineligible to hold the board seat without quitting civil service. County Prosecutor Joseph B. Vanity Jr. denied reporting the request and said no board member asked for the ruling. If Coe does not resign, an elector could seek action to remove him.

Chauncey Chauncey-Dover Joseph B. Vanity William Saxbe Ralph L. Coe Athens State Hospital Vanity Coe

Ohio U Librarian's Brother To Speak At Unitarian Fellowship

Dr. Conrad Wright registrar of Harvard Divinity School and brother of Ohio University librarian W. W. Wright will address the Unitarian Fellowship Sunday at 10 30 a m on the topic The Predicament of Our Churches He holds Harvard degrees and has taught social sciences at MIT He will stay with his brother in Athens Ohio.

Conrad Wright Harvard Divinity School W. W. Wright Ohio University Unitarian Fellowship University Terrace American Historical Association Carnegie Harvard Massachusetts Institute of Technology Athens

Election Talk By Athens Democratic Women Club Speaker

Dr. Lowell Howard of Ohio University analyzed the recent election as a car and kitchen shift while outlining policy areas for a new Democratic Congress. He cited foreign policy labor housing civil rights and farm programs as key issues and noted potential presidential contenders and party splits. The Athens Democratic Women’s Club elected new officers and announced events including a December 11 victory banquet.

Athens Democratic Women’s Club Lowell Howard Ohio University United States Soviet Union Quemoy Matsu Chinese Islands Congress Nixon New York Nelson Rockefeller Rockefeller Michigan G. Mennen Williams New Jersey Robert Meyner Massachusetts John F. Kennedy Senate Lyndon Johnson Women’s Club John D. Bergsagel Robert Wieman Bernard R. Matheny Kent Bumpass Edwin L. Olson Berry Athens Democratic Women's Club Rodney Hood Harley Ross C. E. Brider

Policeman Shingler Released From Athens Squad

Kenneth Shingler of Mineral, probationary Athens police officer since September 9, is not given a permanent appointment. Police Chief Joseph B. Grogan cites unsatisfactory progress during probation. The vacancy arose after Robert McCammon resigned for medical school in Cincinnati.

Kenneth Shingler Mineral Athens Joseph B. Grogan Shingler Robert Dickens

Postponement Taken In 2 Student Charges

Hearing of two charges against Conrad Joseph Estevez in Municipal Court was postponed to next Wednesday. Bond of 25 dollars continued on each charge. Estevez faced disturbing the peace and resisting an officer charges from city and campus patrolmen. He pleaded innocent to both and posted bond earlier.

Conrad Joseph Estevez Shively Hall Estevez

Corn Voting Places Set In County

Athens County residents involved with 1958 corn production or eligible through land control may vote in a November 25 referendum. Voters include corn producers, leaseholders, tenants, and certain landlords with specific eligibility, voting at ASC office Athens Lee Township garage Albany and Troy fire house Coolville. The poll decides if 1959 policy should shift away from acreage allotments toward a new support framework.

Athens County Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Office Irvin Wolfe ASC Court ‘St Athens Lee Township Albany Troy Coolville Wolfe

Gross Neglect Cited In Divorce Petition

Cecia Ella Withem seeks divorce from William John Withem in Common Pleas Court citing gross neglect. Married Aug. 10, 1929 in McConnelsville, they have two children now adults.

Cecia Ella Withem William John Withem Common Pleas Court McConnelsville

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