Athens Driver Fined After Rear-End Collision
An Athens man, J. Philip Tice, 44, pleaded guilty in Municipal Court to failure to stop with an assured clear distance after a Wednesday evening crash on East Union and College Streets. He received a $25 fine plus court costs. The other driver was Richard Gerhardt, 22. A separate Morris Avenue incident involved Juanita Ruth Morgan, 64, backing into John Dee Dennis, 32, with no citations issued.
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Athens
J. Philip Tice
Lamar Drive
Richard Gerhardt
Berry Hall
East Union and College
Morris Avenue
Juanita Ruth Morgan
Morris Ave
John Dee Dennis
Morris
Marriage Licenses List From Athens and Surrounding Areas
A series of marriage licenses filed include Gregory William Hill and Annette Marie Lieber both of Athens, Merlin Fred Kriembihl Jr and Judith Lee Hebert of Athens, James Lee Norris of Albany and Janice Moe Hornsby of The Plains, Larry A. Hines of Guysville and Jane R. Coon of The Plains, Charles Britton Hooper and Gloria Ann Curl of Athens, and Francis Edwin Pyke AFC with Helen Agnes Barnhart of Nelsonville.
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Gregory William Hill
Annette Marie Lieber
Bert
Athens
James Lee Norris
Albany
Freement
Janice Moe Hornsby
the Plains
Larry A. Hines
Guysville
Jane R. Coon
Charles Britton Hooper
Student
Gloria Ann Curl
Francis Edwin Pyke, Afc
Helen Agnes Barnhart
Nelsonville
Priscilla Class Meets at United Methodist Church
New Strattsville report notes the Priscilla Class of the United Methodist Church meeting in the class room with devotions by Myrtle Wallace. White served refreshments. Visitors included Margaret Walcott, Betty Ramsey, and Buti Chance from Columbus. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Smith of Elyria visited friends. Maude and Dot Denney visiting in Indiana.
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New Strattsville
Priscilla
United Methodist Church
Myrtle Wallace
White
Margaret Walcott
Betty Ramsey
Buti Chance
Columbus
Anna James
Harold Smith
Elyria
Maude
Dot Denney
Indiana
Theft Charge Is Denied By Woman
A Columbus man filed a complaint leading to larceny charges against Athens woman Virginia Harris Craig. She pleaded innocent in Municipal Court to stealing household goods from the estate of Milton A. Williams. Miss Craig is free on $58 bond awaiting her hearing October 31.
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Columbus
Athens
Virginia Harris Craig
Milton A. Williams
William Williams
Miss Craig
Racine Notes From Mrs Morris Report Local Visits
Mrs Gladys Shields and her mother Mrs Edna Roush moved into the Albert Hill house on Broadway once owned by Miss Louise Parr. Mr and Mrs Thomas Arthur of Columbus spent a weekend with Mr and Mrs Chester Simpson and celebrated Mrs Arthur and Simpson birthdays. Mrs Garrett Circle visited Westerville to see her nephew Lawrence Hayman and family. Mr and Mrs Robert Roush of Columbus were weekend guests of Mrs Roush’s parents, Mr and Mrs Owen Watson. Mrs Lavina Simpson joined them back to Columbus and will visit daughter Mrs Marian Knightstep and Alicia.
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Francis Morris
Racine
Gladys Shields
Edna Roush
Albert Hill House
Broadway
Louise Parr
Thomas Arthur
of Columbus
Chester Simpson
Arthur and
Simpson
Garrett Circle
Westerville
Robert Roush
Columbus
Mrs. Roush
Owen Watson
Lavina Simpson
Will
Marian Knightstep
Alicia
Carter's Put Tots En Disco Checks Knitwear
Frilled children’s knitwear catalog entry describing bonded acrylic outfits by Carter’s. Items include a Wesker-style top with button shoulders at 3.50 and slacks at 4.00, a zip back jumper at 6.00, and a knit blouse at 3.50 in gold or red. Sizes 2 3 4. Second Floor.
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Carter’s
A. Wesker
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Athens, Ohio
Child’s Navigator
S & Girls
Women’s & Girls
Grandma Gatewood
Messenger
Ken Steinhoff
Chicago
Inland Press Association
Steinhoff
Northwestern University
Medill School of Journalism
Emma Gatewood
The
Gatewood
Gallia County
Merlin Fred Kriembihl, Jr
Judith Lee
N. Straitsville
Gladys Lines
General Electric
Athens County
Athens Area
Hoffman's
Public Square
Lawrence Hayman
Bankamericard
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