Guilty Pleas and Denials on Grand Jury Indictments
Seven defend ents faced grand jury indictments with two pleading guilty and five denying. Ray Pickett, 18, Nelsonville Route 1, pleaded guilty to breaking into a tractor barn on a leased Nelsonville area farm and was released on his own good behavior as he joins Army recruitment. Raymond Conley, Nelsonville Route 1, received one year probation for non support amid family troubles. Michael Bachman Berea 22 and Robert Kuhne Jacksonville 25 denied charges of shooting at a student with intent to wound and unarmed robbery respectively with Bachman set for Nov 4 trial on $1000 bond and Kuhne on $2500. James Shifflett Jacksonville 28 pleaded innocent to unarmed robbery with bond under $2500. Bobby Blackstone Nelsonville and Bobby Joe Stotts Athens Route 3 remained on $300 and $ support bonds. James Hardick Federick Md and Carter Steele 21 Shelby were to be arraigned next Monday for grand larceny and forgery. Steele served papers late. Richard Woodrum Columbus pled guilty to forgery and received two years probation.
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Sfc. C
Joseph B. Vanity Jr
Michael G. Bachman
Berea
Ohio University
Robert Kuhne
Jacksonville
Bachman
Kuhne
James Shifflett
Bobby Blackstone
Nelsonville
Bobby Joe Stotts
Athens
James M. Hardick
Federick
Carter Steele
Shelby
Steele
Hardick
Maryland
Richard Woodrum
Columbus
Columbus Day Closings by Offices and Services
Saturday Columbus Day observance varies by agency. The courthouse will close except for the Common Pleas Court which has a contempt hearing. The post office remains open with usual Saturday service. Local banks close while the city water department office stays open.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Pleas Court
City Water Department
Hawk Faces Renewed Non support Charge In Court
For the second time this week Paul Morton Hawk and W Washington Sr appear on a court record over a non support charge. The grand jury refused to indict and dropped the pending case, while Hawk pleaded innocent in Municipal Court and posted a $300 bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Morton Hawk
W. Washington Sr
Hawk
Ruby L. Hawk
Beagle Named Urban Renewal Director for City
UR Director Beagle Richard Beagle, city planning consultant, will serve as the city's Urban Renewal director, announced by Mayor Ray mond Shepard. The city received a $29,316 check from the Urban Renewal Administration at Washington, one quarter of the $120,000 federal share for the South Green Urban Renewal survey and planning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Beagle
Raymond Shepard
Washington
The
Urban Renewal Administration
South Green
AEC renews support for Chromates in Aqueous Solvent project
The Atomic Energy Commission renews support for Ohio University research titled Chemistry of Chromates in Aqueous Solution. Directed by Dr. James Y. Tong, the program backs graduate students pursuing doctorates. Judy Frances Dailey GND Maiden name Judy Frances Coon restored.
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The
Atomic Energy Commission
Ohio University
AEC
James Y. Tong
Chemistry
Judy Frances Dailey
Freddie Leroy Dailey
Judy Frances Coon
19th Pipeline Steel Test In Area Near Athens
Battelle Memorial Institute leads a field test south of Athens sponsored by the American Gas Association and major gas companies. A 150 foot pipeline segment was ruptured after pretest damage to study fracture behavior for safer, more efficient natural gas piping. Participants included George McClure and engineers from Columbia Gas System Service Corp., U S Steel, Texas Eastern Transmission, The East Ohio Gas Co., and Battelle staff.
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Athens
Battelle Memorial Institute
Columbus
American Gas Association
George McClure
Battelle
Lowell Elder
Columbia Gas System Service Corp
Columbus, O
Roger Broeker
Sory
New York City
A. W. Thornton
National Tube Division
U. S. Steel
Pittsburgh
Billy Branch
Texas Eastern Transmission Corp
Shreveport
H. C. Southwick
the East Ohio Gas Co
Cleveland
Lloyd Jackson
Athens Jayceeettes raise funds with fruit cakes sale
The Athens Jayceeettes will raise money to buy shoes and boots for needy children through a fruit cake sale. Organizers include Mrs. Nick Marinacci Mrs. Richard Colgan and Mrs. Richard Beagle.
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Athens Jayceeettes
Nick Marinacci
Richard Colgan
Richard Beagle
Handball Injury At Grover Center Sends Player To Hospital
Lynn Daniel an 18 year old from Grosvenor Hall sustained a possible broken ankle during a Thursday handball game at Grover Center. He was transported to Hudson Health Center by the fire department emergency squad.
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Lynn Daniel
Grosvenor Hall
Grover Center
Hudson Health Center
Fire Department
Gas Well Case Hearing Set in Common Pleas Court
Common Pleas Court schedules an oral hearing at 10 a.m. on October 15 for Harold Konkler and others to appoint a receiver in their 275000 dollar suit against Delbert and Margaret Goff of Athens. Plaintiffs allege the Goffs illegally sold 260000 dollars worth of stock to gas wells in Ohio and West Virginia. A temporary restraining order has frozen defendants assets with a relative and three county banks. Juvenile court records list four youths with traffic and vehicle violations resulting in fines and suspensions.
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Common Pleas Court
Harold Konkler
Delbert
Margaret Goff
Athens
Goffs
Ohio
West Virginia
Bond Forfeitures Recorded By County Court
Sherwood Eastbrook Hall and Clarence Oliver Will face fines for traffic violations. Hall, 19, Athens Route 5 speeding, charged by State Highway Patrol, forfeits $25. Will, 65, 378 Richland Ave stop sign violation by city police, forfeits $11.
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Sherwood Eastbrook Hall
Athens
Clarence Oliver Will
Richland Ave
OU Parents Advisory Unit Meets for Weekend in Athens
Ohio University hosts a two day program with 25 couples in the Parents Advisory Committee. A Saturday press conference at Baker Center ballroom leads a discussion on campus life and health services, English, and internship programs. Physics teachers from Ohio and West Virginia attend a full day AAAPT Appalachian Section program on teaching issues.
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Ohio University
Athens
Baker Center
Ohio
West Virginia
American Association of Physics Teachers
Appalachian
West Virginia University
Wheeling College
John E. Edwards
Thomas S. Smith
Colleges and Youths Targeted Over Cemetery Vandalism
City police plan action against Ohio University students and locals who disturb cemeteries. Capt. Joseph McBride cited ball playing at West State Street cemetery at 5 30 p m and several vandalized tombstones at West Union Street cemetery with damage in the hundreds. Trespassing charges could follow for violators.
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Ohio University
Joseph McBride
West State Street
West Union Street
ODC Plans Regimental Exercise at Ft Hayes
The Ohio Defense Corps Second Infantry Regiment will hold a weekend command post exercise at Ft. Hayes Columbus. Training by Ohio Army National Guard Officer Candidate School ends with a regimental review on the parade ground. Companies drill at Athens Cambridge Columbus Lancaster Marietta Marysville McConnelsville Mount Vernon Newark and Zanesville.
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Ohio Defense Corps
Ft. Hayes
Columbus
Ohio Army National Guard
Athens
Cambridges
Lancaster
Marietta
Marysville
McConnelsville
Mount Vernon
Newark
Zanesville
CDC
Ohio National Guard
Sheltering Arms Hospital Notes Summary
Dismissals listed for Shelterin g Arms Hospital include Mrs. David Young and her son from Athens Route 5 and several residents from Athens and nearby towns. Names include Dr M K Fugate, Mrs Jacob Martin Chauncey and others. Also noted are two staff members Donald W Simmons and Judy Carleen Dawson in Coolville.
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E. Frank Nye
Athens
John Bacus
Columbus
David Young
Donald Shingler
Mineral
Joe Smathers
Paul Vamos
Clyde L. Sidders
Albany
M. K. Fugate
Jacob Martin
Chauncey
George Gilden
Sarah J. Lightfritz
Wilbur McLean
Drell H. Goff, Jr
Army
Dana Wilson
Donald W. Simmons
Coolville
Judy Carleen Dawson
Beautician
Friday Warmth Rises as AthTherm Report Notes 63 At 9 30
Ath ens observer C L Colmer reports a 9:30 a m temperature of 63 degrees, a 23 degree rise from the early low. Thursday’s high reached 80, indicating a warmer day ahead with fair conditions locally.
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Athens
U. S
C. L. Colmer
Small Fires In District Burn 2.8 Acres
Two fires in the district burned 2.8 acres with a 2 acre blaze in Washington County and an 8 acre fire in Meigs County. District forester Vern Honchell credited low winds for containment and urged residents to avoid fires due to the hazardous conditions.
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Vern Honchell
Ohio Division of Forestry
Honchell
Washington County
Meigs County
Warneau
Ecumenical Conference Set At OU
The Nation Student Christian Federation plans its quadrennial conference on Ohio University campus from December 27 to January 2 with the theme For the Life of the World. About 3000 students and leading religious figures from the United States and abroad will attend. The event will address the church's response to world problems and features speakers linked to civil rights history. Tom Niccolls, Westminster Foundation adviser on campus, is a key coordinator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Luther King
Tom Niccolls
Westminster Foundation
Patrol Cites Two Drivers in Separate Crashes
State Highway Patrol cited John William Bacus 38 of Columbus for speeding after his northbound car left Route 33 berm north of Athens and struck a guardrail. Wilford Sharpe 28 of Albany was charged with conditional speed when his truck failed a curve on Route 682 at Beaumont and knocked down a railroad crossing flasher.
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State Highway Patrol
John William Bacus
Columbus
Athens
Wilford Sharpe
Albany
Beaumont
Scout Camporee Plans Set for Oct 25 26 27 at Camp Lowman
Area boy scout leaders met at a round-table to finalize plans for the camporee to be held October 25 26 and 27 at Camp Lowman near Athens on Peach Ridge with units from Hock Hocking District expected to attend.
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Camp Lowman
Athens
Peach Ridge
Hock-Hocking
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R. V. Oakley
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Thomas G. Thompson
Benjamin L. Roberson
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International Supreme Council of DeMolay
Tampa
Fla
Thompson
Ohio State University
Roberson
Cincinnati
the Ohio Company
Investment Securities
Dick Phillips
the Security Bank
Athens, Ohio
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Charles
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Court and Union
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W. State St
Campus Chicken
Messenger Newsphoto
Hart
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C. M. Gill & CO
Earl Mathews
Earl Hooper
C. M. Gill Security Bank Bldg
Robert Earl Dishong
Harold Dishong
Gary Franklin Coon
Charles Coon
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John Jacob Kimes, Jr
John J. Kimes
ODC
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Luckoff
Patrol
Diles Radioear Company
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Larry Eberst
Paul Beach
W. Hunter St
Logan
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E. Washington St
City Hall
Federal Home Loan Bank
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