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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 05, 1962

Page

12

Driver Pleads Guilty To Manslaughter in Ohio Case

Ralph Eugene Ireland of McArthur pleaded guilty to second degree auto manslaughter for the Sept. 2 Route 75 Hamden Hill crash that killed Ernest Helmlic of Wellston. Judge C W Smith suspended the license three years and imposed six months jail and a $300 fine with costs, plus three years probation after jail. Susan Will of Hamden paid a $15 fine after pleading guilty to improper lane change. additional arraignments pending for Gale Morton Ernest Schwalbach John Page and others on charges including non support and manslaughter in related incidents.

McArthur Ralph Eugene Ireland C. W. Smith Vinton County Common Pleas Court Smith Ireland Ernest E. Helmic Wellston Holzer Hospital Route 75 Hamden Hill Hillcrest Susan Will Hamden Gale Morton Columbus Ernest E. Schwalbach Allen Franklin Humphrey John Page Dundas Ray Reister Page Farm

Television Listings Notes for Saturday and Sunday

The Messenger cautions about errors when schedules lack corrections. Saturday lists early afternoon cartoons News weather and various programs followed by movies and sports. Sunday features Christopher programs Walt Disney and theatre blocks concluding with news and weather.

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TV Schedules for Columbus Charleston and nearby markets

A chaotic scanned listing outlines network TV channels in Columbus and Charleston with dense, unreadable timing blocks for programs across CBS ABC and local affiliates. It records varied shows from News Weather Sports and Movies to Westerns and comedies with multiple time slots and channel notes.

TV Previews Highlight Hollywood Interviews and Circus Show

At 4:30 p.m. Here's Hollywood hosts Jack Linkletter and Helen OConnell in interview form. 7:30 p.m. International Showtime presents The Great Circus of the Women filmed in Ravenna Italy showcasing female performers from the Cesar and Oscar Togni Circus. The opening tent-raising follows the circus caravan arrival. 7:30 p.m. Dont Call Me Charlie features Col Charles Barker attempting to dislodge Lt Judson McKay from his animal dispensary. 8:30 p.m. Route 66 follows Tod and Buzz as Chicago taxi drivers who uncover the citys gangland past with a newly released ex-hoodlum after a 32-year prison term in Man Out of Time. 9:30 p.m. Fair Exchange shows Anglo American tensions as Eddie Walker worries about British doctors when his daughter Patty falls ill in London.

Ravenna Italy Cesar Oscar Togni Charlie Col Charles Barker John Hubbard Judson McKay Josh Paine Todd Buz Chicago Fair Exchange Patty London Eddie Walker

Pritchard Presents Europe Slides To WSCS Circle

James Pritchard returned from Europe with the Air Force and showed slides of France and Germany to WSCS members of the First Methodist Church in Nelsonville. Circle Three arranged the program on the United Nations. Officer reports were given and bazaar plans discussed.

Nelsonville James Pritchard Europe Air Force France Germany WSCS First Methodist Church Pritchard Circle Three United Nations Frank Oakley Harry Stage Jeannette Grim C. D. Duncan Circle Five Fred Sands Mundue Athens

Vinton Board Extends Lease for Memorial Building to Union Group

McARTHUR Vinton County Commissioners met in morning session Tuesday to renew the Memorial Building lease with the Bureau of Unemployment Compensation under the same terms. They approved using vacated health department rooms as Troop 93 headquarters for Boy Scout Troop 93 of McArthur. The troop has 34 members.

McArthur Vinton County Bureau of Unemployment Compensation John Crow Boy Scout Troop 93 County Health Department

McArthur Couple Injured In Auto Crash

Mr and Mrs Paul Hogan of the McArthur Hotel were hurt in a two car collision near Mansfield on Sunday night. Mrs Hogan suffered facial and head lacerations while Mr Hogan sustained broken ribs and an arm injury. They received care at Morrow County Hospital in Mt Gilead.

Mcarthur Paul Hogan McArthur Hotel Mansfield

McArthur Plans New Christmas Decorations

The McArthur Development Association approved plans at a Monday meeting to buy new decorations for the season. President William Wallace said colored light strings will be hung over major street intersections to brighten the town.

Mcarthur McArthur Development Association MDA William Wallace

McArthur Letter From Moscow Tells of People To People Tour

Mrs Howard Wells of McArthur received an air mail letter dated October 2 telling of experiences aboard the People To People tour sponsored by the Ohio Department of Agriculture. The letter, mailed September 26 from Moscow Russia, notes travel logistics and program involvement.

McArthur Moscow Russia Howard Wells Ohio Department of Agriculture

TV Guide Channel Lineup With Air Times

Friday slate lists Channel 4 Trail Street Part 11 at 5 00 p m and 1 10 a m for Act of Violence. Channel 8 Father Was a Fullback 5 30 p m. Channel 10 Prince of Foxes 11 20 p m. Channel 13 World Without End 11 20 p m. Channel 3 Pride of the Marinas 2 00 p m. The Egyptian 9 00 p m. Dom Busters 11 20 p m. The Killers 11 35 p m. Happened in Brookview 1 00 p m. Tomorrow to Another Day 11 15 p m. Outcasts of the City 1 00 p m. Stormaker 11 00 p m.

Wsaz-Tv NBC Huntington Charlie Jim Thacker Jack Poor Death Valley Showtime Robin Davey Alvin 20Th Century Jackie Gleason Capt. Kangaroo Dbs Flippe Sky King Answer Discovery Real McCoys CBS News ABC Bat Masterson Rm Dickens Sunset Star Roy Rogers Mr. Smith Law. Welk Church Lighthouse Jetsons Firestone Howard Smith Mr. D.A Wtvn-Tv Columbus Hiway Patrol Dick Tracy Jeff's Collie Law, Welk ABC Sports Wonderbox Sacred Heart Christophers Faith Today Dr. Peale Steve Allen Wchs-Tv CBS Charleston Fair Exchange Capt Kengareo Rough Riders Mighty Mouse Dregnet Rin Tin Tin The Defenders Dennis Ed Sullivan Pathways Cral Roberts Ted Mack News Century Wbns-Tv Colu Woody Hayes

Lew Ogan Recovering From Stroke in Hocking Valley Hospital

McArthur octogenarian Lew Ogan suffered a stroke at home and is paralyzed on his right side. He is hospitalized at Hocking Valley Hospital Logan in Room 18 and will remain for at least a month. Ogan, a retired building contractor, historian and author of A History of Vinton County. Esther Class meeting planned in Nelsonville with potluck luncheon and hostesses. Vinton Court notes show a divorce granted to Kenner McNeeley vs Cora McNeeley by Judge C W Smith.

McArthur Lew Ogan W. South St Hocking Valley Hospital Logan Ogan Vinton County Esther Nelsonville First Christian Church Blanche Stanley Bertha Lawson Gertrude Green Bennetta Hodgson Vinton Court Cora McNeeley Kenner McNeeley C. W. Smith

Syracuse Notes Show Wide Circle Of Visitors

Syracuse society notes list visits by Mrs. William Eichinger and daughter Nancy, Gov. Eichinger, Rev. and Mrs. John Hall, Miss Sharlee Neuman and Pat Luzader, and many other relatives from Parkersburg, Belpre, Cleveland, Greenfield, and more. Several families travel for church Delegations and nursing home stays, with Key West and Ft. Meade assignments mentioned. Nelsonville Elks Stag menu announced with smoked sausage and baked beans, plus a turtle fry scheduled.

Margaret Cottrill Syracuse William Eichinger Nancy Marietta Parkersburg Eichinger Doyle Gibbs Okey Wood John Hall Sissonsville W. Va Clell Wood Bidwell Norman Hendrix Denise Hammond Ind Woodrow Hendrix Sharlee Neuman Pat Luzader Belpre Jack Weese Cleveland Carl B. Weese Pearl MeBride Columbus Arthur Sylvester Charles Blake Scioto Presbytery Greenfield Clarence Mooney Alliance Don Cottrill A. O. Lee Ada Slack Marie Leadingham Kathryn Johnson Wolf Pen Frank Arnott Paul Ine Kay McClintock Mark Evans Denny Forrest Run Plummer Lax Athens Margaret Lax Francis Overturf Middleport William Righthouse Wilma Judy Pomeroy Richard R. Morgan Bellbrook M. C. Larimore Carey Claudia Skipper Miller Bill Fox David Frank Shane East Letart Dan Shane Steve Franklin Jr Butch Danny Shane Lester Barr Freeman Jimmy Lanham Petroleum Orville Harpold Doug Sue Mary Pea Jayson Bruce Ira Harpold Ronald Browning Kim Dale Bill Wingett American Telephone and Telegraph Corp Eleanor Wingett Charles Sayre Fritz Billy Paula Maynard Mason John Rumbaugh, Deshler Robert Smith Della Starkey Maggie Diddle Grace Osler Bill Larry Hubbard Susan Workman Cottageville Robin Mollie Guinther Poca Nelsonville

Attendance Month Set Observed in Nelsonville Churches

The Christian Churches of Nelsonville observe October as Attendance Month with a 100 percent worship goal per congregation. On the last Sunday members will sign attendance cards. World Wide Communion Day is observed Sunday with a service on the theme of communion. Pastor Ted Faulconer cites his sermon Emblems of Love and Hope.

Nelsonville Christian Churches of Ted G. Faulconer First Christian Church Faulconer

River Traffic Report Across Kanawha and Ohio Rivers

Gauges show multiple dams and locks in Huntington District operating. rollers on sill. Kanawha and Ohio rivers list moves and boat statuses with times, up and down notes for vessels including Marmet Solvay, Winefield, Criss Jr, Merrill, Lea Mae, John J Rowe, Little Edward, A D Haynes, Phillip Sporn, OVEC, Northern, Queen City, Lock 31 and others.

Gallipolis Montgomery Greenup Tenewne Hin Ohio River Huntington Kanawha River Marmet Solvay Winefield C. Warner Criss Jr Beaver Ver Merrill Lea Mae John J. Rowe Little Edward Richard Movie A. D. Haynes I. F. Prieberger Phillip Sporn Ovec City of Greenrip Locks Queen City Harbour Point M.m Jodawis Western Pam National Ame Blake Ahas Rosalyn H. FE Lunga Poin Sam Houstorn Ro . Lea Kathy RK Jane

Charles S. Moore 79 Haydenville resident dies in Nelsonville

Charles S. Moore 79 formerly of Haydenville died at Mount St. Mary Hospital Nelsonville after a three day stay He served 25 years as Green Two trustee worked five years for the State Highway Department and earlier farmed and drove oil field trucks He is survived by a son Porter Moore three daughters Gertrude Achauer Mildred Decker Lillian Mathe ny six grandchildren and four great grandchildren Funeral services 2 p.m. Saturday Leonard Funeral Home Rev Haskell Moore officiating Burial Oak Grove Cemetery Friends may call after 7 p.m. tonight at the funeral home

Sam Jones Logan Porter Moore Haydenville Gertrude Achauer Mildred Decker Columbus Lillian Matheny Bessemer Ala Leonard Funeral Home Haskell Moore Oak Grove Cemetery Funt Tony

Nelsonville Library Adds 17 New Books to Reserve

The Nelsonville Public Library places 17 new volumes on reserve and will release them to circulation on Monday. Titles include Spy in the U S by Pawel Monat and John Dille, Letting Go by Philip Roth, The Soviet Union Today by Kenneth R Whiting, and The Future of Federalism by Nelson A Rockefeller.

Nelsonville Nelson A. Rockfeller Raul Tunley Soviet Union Kenneth R. Whiting Philip Roth Julia Involved Ann Bridge Ernest Breisach Mignon G. Eberhart Robert A. Dehl Robert L. Heilbroner

Group I meets on Monday at church

Nelsonville Mrs. John Bateman hosted group I of the CWF at the First Christian Church with devotions on Our Church and its Ministry for Special Needs. Calendars were filled and plans made for the coming year. Special guests were Mrs. Ted G. Faulconer and her son Joe. November meeting at Miss Verna Hand’s home. Logans: Logan Clay Products sues Oshel Rollins for 286.48 at 6 percent since Oct 29 1960. James D. Knight named shut-in of the month by the Nelsonville Lions Club. friends urged to send cards.

Nelsonville John Bateman Sylvania Ave CWF First Christian Church Our Church Ted G. Faulconer Joe Verna Hand Washington St LOGAN Logan Clay Products Company Hocking County James D. Knight W. Franklin Sr Nelsonville Lions Club

Class Meets On Monday Harrington Woman’s Club Session

Seventeen members attended the October Harrington Class meeting at Westminster House First United Presbyterian. The program featured a devotional from St. John chapter six and readings from the Upper Room booklet. A discussion of Dear Mr Brown chapter “How Does One Start To Be a Christian?” followed.

Heine Fred Keller Dollmatsch Lena Mock

Rockbridge Man Cited for Noise On W Main Street

Logan Randall Hamp ton 18 Rockbridge Route 1 was cited by city police for making unnecessary noise with his car on W Main St at 12 25 am Wednesday He will appear before Mayor Freeman on Oct 6 at 8 pm custody granted in Burgess divorce to paternal grandparents Mark and Dorothy Burgess until further notice

Logan Randall E. Hampton Rockbridge W. Main St Freeman Hocking County Clerk of Courts Donald R Garnette Burgess Mark Dorothy Burgess

Cincinnati Livestock Market Report Highlights Prices

USDA cattle show 350 head and 100 calves with restricted lots. utility cows 14.00-15.50, canners 11.00-14.00, steers and heifers 14.50-15.50. Hog demand steady with 1300 head reported. No 1 and 2 200-235 lb at 17.00 and 163 190-240 lb 16.50-16.75. Sows 13.50-14.50. Boars steady.

Cincinnati USDA

Nelsonville Dance at Red Men Hall With Glen Robson

Round and square dance event at Red Men's Hall in Nelsonville runs 9 p.m. to midnight Saturday led by Glen Robson and the Pioneers.

Nelsonville Red Men's Hall Glen Robson The Pioneers

Mount St. Mary Hospital Notes Admission List

A Mount St. Mary Hospital notes list admissions and newborns with names and hometowns. Individuals include James Hartley, Mary Berdout, Jill Barnes, Harry Nixon, Phryne Robson, Barbara Kovach, Zora Walker, Glee Lucas, Clara Scarberry, Fred Loudner, Vivian Orwiler, Arlene Collins, Edna McClellan, Orpha Bailey, Daniel Lightfoot, Delores Van Gilder, John Moody, Len Horton, Raymond Kittle, Connie Jordan, Mina Green, Peggy Sue Todd, John Spencer, Addison Linton, Mort Pairan, Janice Blackford, Edward Coffey, and others from Nelsonville, Glouster, Shawnee, Trimble, Chesterhill, Logan, Rendville, New Straitsville, Buchtel, Deanville, Wellston, and Murray City.

Jack Edwards Nelsonville Lester Rutter Glouster James Hartley Trimble Mary C. Berdout Millfield Jill D. Barnes Shawnee Harry F. Nixon Phryne Robson Barbara Kovach Zora Walker Glee Lucas Wellston Clara Scarberry McArthur Fred Loudner Vivian Orwiler Arlene Collins Murray City Edna McClellan Chesterhill Orpha Bailey Rendville Daniel Lightfoot Logan Delores van Gilder New Straitsville John Moody Len Horton Raymond Kittle Fred Taylor Deanville Connie Jordan Buchtel Clarence Harble Mina Green Peggy Sue Todd John Spencer Addison Linton Mort Pairan Janice Blackford Edward Coffey Zaleski

Three Cases Heard by Hocking County Judge Vaughn Collins

Three cases were heard by Hocking County Judge Vaughn Collins. George Turner appeared on Sept. 26 on assault and battery charges, pleaded not guilty, bond set at 100 dollars, case dismissed for lack of prosecution. Tom Ringhiser and Kenneth Roler pleaded guilty to hunting without permission on John E. Kienzle property, fined 10 dollars plus costs.

Nelsonville Residents Fined In Hoffman Court

Nelsonville Charles E Oliver of Route 1 pleaded guilty to disturbing the peace and intoxication in Mayor Hoffman’s court. He was fined $10 and costs. Mabel E Oliver, same address, faced similar charges with the same fines. Encil Dowler of Carbondale forfeited a $20 bond after an assault citation. Frank St Matheny was found guilty of quarrelling and fighting, fined $20 and costs, with the fine suspended for two months on good behavior.

Nelsonville Charles E. Oliver William Hoffman Joan RB. Pritts Oliver Mabel E. Oliver Encil Dowler Carbondale Joe Matheny Frank St. Matheny Matheny

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