Three Injured In Route 50 Crash Involving Mineral Man
An Athens County man, William H. Jenkins 49 Mineral, is jailed in the Vinton County jail on a drunken driving charge after a two car crash on Route 50 east of McArthur Sunday afternoon. Three people were injured in the collision as Jenkins drove on the wrong side of the road meeting Fenton Brown 58 North Kenova head on. Injured were Fenton Brown Betty Brown 60 North Kenova and Robert Taylor Mineral. Jenkins to be arraigned in Vinton County Common Pleas Court.
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Athens County
Vinton County
McArthur
Athens Post
State Highway Patrol
William H. Jenkins
Mineral
Fenton Brown
North Kenova
Jenkins
Betty Brown
Robert Taylor
Jerry E. Woodruff
Athens Route 5
Protection with Comprehensive Personal Liability Insurance
The ad explains liability coverage for damage to a neighbor s property or injuries from an antenna incident. It emphasizes low cost and broad protection to guard against these hazards.
See Any of the Friendly Agents Listed Below
A compact note invites readers to contact any of several listed agents for assistance, offering options and guidance. The item presents names and supporting contact cues in a terse public notice tone.
Seven Drivers Fined After Patrol Arrests
The State Highway Patrol reported seven drivers fined over the weekend for traffic offenses. Noel R. Burcham, 18, Logan, $5 and costs for failing to stop. Hagen Brooks, 26, Springfield, $10 and costs for speeding. Vern G. Hall, 30, Gloucester, $10 for passing the yellow centerline. Donald Fonteya, 48, Parkersburg, $10 for speeding. William F. Wolfe, 18, Athens Route 5, $5 for passing without the assured clear distance. Richard L. Hinkle, 22, Clarksburg, $10 for passing at an intersection. Watson B. Burnfield, 20, Athens, $10 for speeding.
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State Highway Patrol
Roger Friend
Logan
Noel R. Burcham
Hagen Brooks
Springfield
Vern G. Hall
Glouster
Charles Wallace
Donald Fonteya
Parkersburg
W. Va
Friend
Peter B. Seel
William F. Wolfe
Athens
Richard L. Hinkle
Clarksburg
Justice of the Peace
T. F. Cecil
Coalville
Watson B. Burnfield
Charles Rider
Show Goes On for Athens High School Band
Athens High School band members performed a halftime show during the Athens J Jackson game despite being stranded when a bus fuel pump failed. Director Edward Baas and color guard member Dick Hall missed the trip, while others accepted rides with spectators and the show was completed under Clark Higgins.
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Athens High School
Edward Baas
Jackson
Mr. Baas
Wellston
Athens
Dick Hall
Clark Higgins
Anks
Two Drivers Fined After Police Vehicular Pursuit
Two men faced mayor court charges for operating under the influence after separate incidents. Elmer Rutter of Nelsonville crashed a panel truck into a parked car on Mound Street, receiving a $150 fine and 30 days in jail. Jackie Gaye Harper of Canal Winchester Route 1 was jailed after a Route 33 pursuit and arraigned for a $125 fine and 15 days in jail.
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Chauncey Police
Athens
Elmer Rutter
Nelsonville
Dale Tittle
the Plains
Mound St
Carpenter St
Rutter
N. Lancaster St
Seel
Harper
Clifford Banfield
Chauncey
N. Lancaster
Banfield
Marshfield Resident James Jackson Dies at 74
New Marshfield resident James Jackson age 74 died at 5 a.m. in Sheltering Arms Hospital after eight months of illness. Survived by daughters Grace Dinsmoor of New Marshfield and Mary Carmen of Mineral, son Marion Jackson of Dayton, and brother William Jackson of Mineral. Funeral 12 p.m. Wednesday at Hoodlet funeral home. Burial in New Marshfield cemetery. Friends may call after 10 a.m. Tuesday.
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New Marshfield
James Jackson
Sheltering Arms Hospital
New Marshfield Cemetery
Births and admissions at Sheltering Arms Hospital
Newborns listed for Mr. and Mrs. Bamford Amesville and Mr. and Mrs. Jago Athens. Admitted: Frieda Cook Zaleski, C. T. Warren Athens, Doris McClain Cutler, and others in Athens Glouster Trimble McArthur Jacksonville. Dismissed include Mrs. Marin Athens and daughter, William Barnes Athens, William Frazee Chauncey, and several residents.
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Frieda Cook
Zaleski
C. T. Warren
Athens
Doris McClain
Cutler
Joe Spaines
Glouster
Maude McPherson
Albany
Thomas Dew
Nancy Climer
John Dew
Frank Skinner
Sidney Simpson
Suzann Gormley
Robert E. Marin
William Barnes
William Frazee
Chauncey
Clarence Riley
Floyd Boggs
Guysville
Ernest Minerd
Lovina Peck
McArthur
Joan Gooding
Trimble
Bonnie Rapp
Jacksonville
Jennie Bobo
Esther Andy
Rose Rosenberg
Republican Meetings Planned Across County
GOP meetings are set for 8 p.m. at three locations this week. Saturday Oct 25 at Ames Bern School, Monday Oct 27 at Rome Canaan School, and Wednesday Oct 29 at New Marshfield School.
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Ames- Bern
Rome-Canaan
New Marshfield
Society to Meet at Athens State Hospital
The Athens County Humane Society will meet Wednesday at 7 30 p m in the Receiving Hospital at Athens State Hospital. The meeting is open to the public.
FULL USE OF OLL FACILITY URGED
An article praising the Edwin Watts Chubb Library at Ohio University details how the library serves Athens County residents. It highlights the children's room under Gertrude Linnenbruegge, noting increased circulation and weekly school visits. The piece urges community use and outlines plans for adult reading groups.
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Obie University
Edwin Watts Chubb
Dollie Enevoldsen
Carthage-Troy High School
Enevoldsen
Guysville
Athens County
Ohio University Library
Frank N. Jones
Andrew Carnegie
Carnegie Hall
Gertrude Linnenbruegge
Miss Linnenbruegge
Wids
Athens
Krakow
Kelly
Poland
Jones
Messenger Newsphoto
Athens High School Debate Teams Triumph in Practice Match
AHS affirmative team led by Ann Guerra and Jim Taylor defeated Middletown and Dayton Fairmont. Negative team with Clark Higgins and Richard Peters lost to Middletown and Dayton Oakwood. Dayton Oakwood won the A team title, Middletown took B. Event run by Ohio University Public Address and Forensics. Directors were Dr. L. C. Staats and Thomas Ludlum, with Clayton Smith assisting.
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Ann Guerra
Jim Taylor
Athens High School
Middletown
Dayton Fairmont
Clark Higgins
Richard Peters
Dayton Oakwood
Ohio University
L. C. Staats
Thomas Ludlum
Clayton Smith
Traffic fine levied in Sharpsburg for failure to yield
William H. North, 55, of Sharpsburg Route 1, was fined five dollars and costs by Mayor Peter B. Seel for failing to yield the right of way. Police cited North after an October 11 accident at the corner of Mill and North College.
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William H. North
Sharpsburg
Peter B Seel
North
Mill and
N. College
Albany Man Fined for Intoxication Charge
Harry Larch 52 of Albany was fined ten dollars and costs after arraignment before Mayor Peter B. Lee on a State Highway Patrol intoxication charge.
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Albany
Harry Larch
Peter B. Lee
State
Highway Patrol
Fines Levied After October Accident in City
Fines for traffic violations stemming from an October 9 collision at Home Street and an adjacent alley were imposed on drivers Gerry Miskimen and Henry Sall by Mayor Peter B. Seel. Each faced individual fines and costs after counter charges by car owners. police had not been notified of the wreck.
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Peter B. Seel
Charles
Gerry F. Miskimen
State St
Henry Sall
Veterans Village
Miskimen
Sall
Home St
Midwestern Thermometer Dips To 29 Degrees
The mercury dropped below freezing for the fourth consecutive day reaching 29 and only rising to 34 by 9 a.m. Weekend highs ranged from 28 to 65 with lows near 26 to 28 across Friday through Sunday.
New Plastic Coating for Linoleum Cuts Cleaning Time
A new blustre non skid coating called Glaxo dries in about one hour and seals out dirt. It is not a wax and lasts for months, ideal for linoleum and cabinet tops. Available at Uhlman’s, 19 S Court.
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Uhlman's
S. Court
Statewide Ohio History and Citizenship Award Contest Open
About 5000 Ohio high school juniors and seniors took preliminary exams for 98 statewide entrants in the sixth annual Ohio History Government and Citizenship awards. 88 county winners and 10 at large winners will compete November 21 22 at Ohio University campus with 245 dollars in cash prizes.
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Ohio University
State Department of Education
Ray G. Wood
Two Men Fined on Intoxication Counts
Two men were fined Saturday by Mayor Peter B. Seel on intoxication charges filed by Deputy Sheriff Frank Joyce. William H. Burt, 30, New Marshfield, pleaded guilty and paid 50 dollars with 35 dollars suspended. William Butcher, 21, Stewart Route 1, paid 50 dollars with 25 dollars suspended.
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Peter B. Seel
Frank Joyce
William H. Burt
New Marshfield
William Butcher
Stewart Route 1
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Herbert Stone
Obett
George McGonagle
Ralph J. Dresbach
Kingston
Dresbach
Athens County Agents Association
Houck & van Dyke
Donald K
Barstow
Selple
Kempton Walker
Ebright
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Dwight H, Rutherford F. R
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Glouster, Ohio
Ohio
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Oakley Insurance Agency, Inc
the Saltz Insurance Agency
Filmosound
Bell & Howell
Precision Photo Equipment
Smith
Athens, Ohio
AHS
Feder! Deposit Insurance Corporation
Court Street
Marshfield
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Robert Jago
Amesville
Robert West
Call Wolfe Hardware
Athens Carpenter
MR. Jones
W. Washington
Main
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Gallipolis
Sevings Co
Drs. Cochrane & Robinson
Optometrists
Fourth and
Avery Streets
Athens County Savings & Loan Co
Masonic Temple
Tel
H. G. Householder
Sec
Chioana Library Association
Cutler Hall
Northwest Territory
Carl H. Roberts
Ohio High School Activity Association
Mac's Thrifty
Nye
Chevrolet
N. Court St
Lst
Joseph Pot le
HOUCK
van Dyke
W. Union St
Dial
Airport
W. H. Lowman
Harold Goddard
Auet
Bateman
George Bateman
Sheriff Club
Thomas Clark
Carl Welling
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