Municipal Court Report Shows Increase in September Docket
The Municipal Court docket rose to 188 September cases from 151 in August. September fines and costs totaled $4773.17, up from $3939.01 in August. City cases were 123 costing $2142.75, state cases 65 totaling $1472.58, with traffic fees down from August. Major Philip Fetler spoke on USAF today and tomorrow at Ewing Auditorium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip Fetler
Berlin
Germany
U.S. Air Force Strategic Air Command Base
Loring
Ewing
USAF
Air Force Command and Staff College
Births at Shelterin Arms Hospital Note
Birth announcements list new babies for families in Athens and The Plains. Names include Frum, Rayburn, Gilkey, Misner, Milligan, Martin, Wilkes, Strole, Fultz, Cunningham, McInturf, Ames, with one pint of blood used.
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Ira Gilkey
Athens
Charles Misner
Pamela Milligan
Sophia Martin
Albert Wilkes
Deborah Strole
the Plains
Eddith Fultz
Walter Cunningham
William McInturf
Leonard Ames
Patrolman Miley Promoted and Transferred to Swanton
H G Miley of Athens promoted from patrolman to corporal in the Ohio State Highway Patrol and will transfer October 19 to the Swanton post on the Ohio Turnpike. A Guernsey County native, Miley graduated from the patrol academy in 1951, served at Marietta, then Athens, and now becomes second in command at Swanton with wife and three children.
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H. G. Miley
Athens
State Highway Patrol
Swanton
Toledo
Miley
Guernsey County
Patrol
Marietta
Harry Jacoby
Route 56
Wednesday Fair and Mild in Athens
Athens residents enjoyed fair calm weather with a 10 a.m. temperature of 65 and a 51 degree low after a Tuesday high of 70 and a trace of rain, as reported by U. S. Observer C. L. Colmer.
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Athens
U. S
C. L. Colmer
Town man pleads guilty in Mill Street mishap
Andrew J Schwarz 62 of 16 Euclid Dr. pleaded guilty in Municipal Court to a police citation from a Mill St mishap. He was fined 2 dollars with costs suspended for partially blocking a driveway. Jeanne Frost Roth 43 of 48 E Union St. was the other driver. Charles F Barnhart 39 of Athens Route 3 also pleaded guilty to a citation for failure to stop within assured clear distance and was fined 20 dollars with costs.
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Andrew Jacob Schwarz
Euclid Dr
Mill St
Schwarz
Jeanne Frost Roth
E. Union St
Charles F. Barnhart
Athens
Student Ruth Petrel Taken Ill In Class
Ruth Petrel a 19 year old from Lind ley Hall was taken from Superior Hall to the Hudson Health Center on Tuesday afternoon after becoming ill in class. Fire department squad was diverted to a separate alarm and she was moved by private ambulance.
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Ruth Petrel
Lindley Hall
Super Hall
Hudson Health Center
Fire Department
Driver Cited After Crash Near County Roads Intersection
Two accidents investigated by the State Highway Patrol resulted in one citation in county court. Frank E. Thomas 24 Athens Route 1 was charged with failing to obey a stop sign at County Roads 10 and 15 after cresting a hill and sliding into John R. Sewell 44 Albany. The second crash occurred on Route 50 near a road work zone involving Arthur W. Beach 74 Chicago and semi Clyde W. Fleure 59 Proctorville.
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State Highway Patrol
Frank E. Thomas
Athens
John R. Sewell
Albany
Torch
Arthur W. Beach
Chicago
Clyde W. Fleure
Proctorville
World War I veterans meet at American Legion home
Athens Barracks of Veterans of World War I convene at 8 p m Thursday after a 6 30 p m pot luck dinner served by the auxiliary. Commander Charles R Kinison says convention reports will be presented. Meeting open to members and prospective members.
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Athens
American Legion
Charles R. Kinison
Stewart Pleads Guilty For NSF Kroger Check
Robert P. Stewart of McArthur pleaded guilty in Municipal Court to writing a 25 dollar check to Kroger on July 21 with insufficient funds. He said he had paid the check, was fined 25 dollars with costs, the fine suspended.
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Robert P. Stewart
McArthur
Kroger Co
Stewart
FOP TO MEET AT RED MEN PARK THURSDAY
Southern Ohio Lodge of the Fraternal Order of Police will hold a meeting at 7 30 p m Thursday in Red Men's Park.
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Southern Ohio Lodge
Order of Police
Red Men’s Park
Water Line Contract Awarded to Grim Brothers Firm
The city awarded a contract to Richard and Sam Grim of Athens to install about 7000 feet of water line in Long View Heights and Morrison Brown Hill. Their bid of 29867.74 was lower than the competing bid. Work may start around Oct. 22 and take about three weeks with a 90 day completion window.
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Long View Heights
Athens
Richard and
Sam Grim
Milton Nuzum
City Service
Grim Brothers
Morrison Brown Hill
Parole of Krentz and Graziano Students Noted in Athens
Raymond Joseph Krentz aged 19 of Parma and Judith Rose Graziano aged 19 of Athens are identified as students. Details shown outline their ages and hometowns in a brief local notice.
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Raymond Joseph Krentz
Parma
Judith Rose Graziano
Athens
Istudent
Common Market Topic at Ohio U Speakers
J K Bamford the British consul general told Ohio University Young Democrats Club that joining the Common Market would unite Europe economically and politically. Orville C Jones AFL CIO Region 9 director spoke on how the market would affect labor and jobs, noting shifts toward higher paying industries and concerns over U S workers if Britain joins.
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Great Britain
Europe
J. K. Bamford
Ohio University
Young Democrats Club
Orville C. Jones
Region 9
Aflcio
Bamford
Afl-Cio
Jones
United States
U.S
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Sheltering Arms Hospital
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Ronald Rayburn
South Court St
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Lincoln
United Appeal
Bob Wren
David Young
Messenger Newsphoto
the Security Bank
Athens County
Pere
Nuzum
the Messenger
Ohio
Ohio U
Dial LY
Lois Washburn
Washburn Travel Center
S. Court St
Athena Theatre
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Health-Tex
Big Top
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