Seventeen Indictments Return in Athens Grand Jury Session
Athens County May term yields 17 indictments against 15 defendants after grand jury examined 67 witnesses in one day. Two suspects face separate charges for breaking and entering and grand larceny while others include assault with deadly weapon and malicious property destruction. A dozen individuals were not indicted. non indictments and transcript details follow.
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Athens County
Kathryn Britton
Andy
Brozak
New England
Francs D. Whe
Nearl Cunningham
Shade
Donald R. White
Lancaster
Grafton
William Goodfellow
Edward Lyons
Athens
Basil Minerd, Jr
Columbus
Albert L. Baggett
Troy
Ala
Charles Carr
Donald Evener
Alva Harper
Albert B. Covert
Mineral
William Burt
New Marshfield
James Yates
the Plains
Omer Secoy
Cleveland
Tno
Roy Garner
Glouster
William Driggs
James T. Marshall
Evelyn Marshall
Richard Eugene Rife
Jim Ross
Eugene Nott
Giouster
Revival Meeting At Zion Free Will Baptist Church
Revival services begin Monday October 5 at Zion Free Will Baptist Church Route 682 two miles from Athens toward The Plains Evangelist Rev L A Robinson and Song Evangelist lead daily at 7 30 pm Special singing and open welcome to all attendees
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Zion Free Will Baptist Church
Athens
the Plains
L. A. Robinson
Police Report Two Minor Collisions
Two minor accidents reported Friday by police involved no arrests. Both occurred Thursday. one at the narrow S curve on Stewart Street between Ronald Endrizal and Ardis Price. The second collision near South Street involved a city vehicle driven by Chris Cook and a car driven by Frank Cross. addresses listed. A transfer of property mentions Shirley Athens to Robert A Masterton and Geneva Masterton in Athens.
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Stewart St
Ronald Endrizal
East Green
Ardis M. Price
W. Union St
South St
Chris Cook
Brown Ave
Frank Cross
Sharpsburg Resident Gertrude Brown Dies at 50
Gertrude Brown a lifelong Sharpsburg resident died at 1 20 a m Saturday at her sister Mrs Bessie Croston home after years of ill health She is survived by sister Mrs Maggie Mayle of Glouster and half brother John Goms of Zanesville Funeral services are handled by Fawcett Stone Funeral Home Chesterhill
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Gertrude Brown
Sharpsburg
Bessie Croston
Maggie Mayle
Glouster
John Goms
Zanesville
Fawcett-Stone Funeral
Chesterhill
Births and admissions in area hospital notes
Births announce a son for Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Argubrite of Carpenter and a son for Mr. and Mrs. Joe Chapman of Athens. Admissions include Betty Kovian and Keith Dennis of Athens and Willard Trautman of Wellston RD among others. Dismissals list Barbara and Victor Lewis, Mark Hayburn, Ralph Guthrie, Hilda Easler, Francis Sycks, Ervin Channel.
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Dennis Argubrite
Carpenter
Joe Chapman
Athens
Betty Kovian
Keith Dennis
Willard Trautman
Wellston
Allen Kalagidis
Mona Martin
Vivan Munn
Albany
Barbara
Victor Lewis
Thens
Mark Hayburn
Wellstan
Ralph Guthrie
Guysville
Hilda Easler
Millfield
Francis Sycks
Columbus
Ervin Channel
the Plains
Two-Day Athens Bloodmobile Stop Slated
The Red Cross bloodmobile will visit Athens on Monday and Tuesday October 12 and 13. At First Methodist Church donors may register and give between 11 am and 5 pm first day and 10 am to 4 pm second day. Quota is 150 pints daily requiring 180 registrations. Gamma globulin and plasma needs are emphasized for polio contacts and armed forces hospital patients. Registration details and donors list provided. Ohio University students 18 and unmarried may register with permission each time.
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Red Cross
Athens
B. F. Cutler
First Methodist Church
Cutler
Ohio University
John Algeo
Arthur Brooks
Elien Biddle
Marcia M. Becker
Cecil Cox
Frank Deardorff
Fred Picard
Esther Smith
Helen Worstell
Lawrence Worstell
Beverlee Wingett
Lloyd Wagner
James Trout
Lena Nida
Russell Bashore
Helen Cutler
Rush Elliott
Clara Goodrich
Russell Hall
Charlotte LaTourrette
Joe Mechem
Kath' [Leen Oxley
Selma Williams
Ahen '‘Zafshitz
LeRoy Shamel
Edith Bartlett
Wesley Miller
Douglas Hall
Robert McCreanor
Robert
McMaster Rites Planned
Mrs. Mary J. McMaster 67 died Friday night at the home of a daughter in Athens Route 3 after months of ill health. Wife of Harry McMaster who died in 1951 she leaves four daughters and two sons, plus sisters and brothers. Funeral services are set for Monday at 2 p m at Poston Methodist Church with burial in Hilltop Cemetery.
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Mary J. McMaster
Arthur Climer
Athens
McMaster
Dover Township
Methodist Church
Harry McMaster
Goldie Dowler
Las Vegas
Nev
Fred Heavener
Arthur Chmer
James Shreves
Herman
Columbus
Hoyt
Iona Goodman
Agnes Bresnen
Chauncey
Allison Tippie
Benjamin Tippie
Millfield
Poston Methodist Church
Edwin Life
Hilltop Cemetery
Dowler-Ferguson Hughes Funeral
Sneed sells Athens parcels to Sargent in Woodworth’s Addition
Arthur E. Sneed of Columbus sells Inlets 1077 and 1078 in Woodworth’s Addition to Athens to Virgin Sargent. The transfer records show a straightforward property sale within the Athens area.
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Athens
Arthur E. Sneed
Columbus
Virgin Sargent
Woodworth
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