Two youths jailed for auto radio theft in Municipal Court
Richard E. Dye and Donald D. Burton, both 18, Athens area, received three month jail terms and $100 fines plus costs after pleading guilty to stealing an auto radio from Charles McIntire on Morris Avenue October 21. Police said they also took a blanket and later sought a needed connector. both had prior juvenile troubles and bad conduct discharges.
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Charles McIntire
Morris Ave
Burton
McIintire
McIntire
Athens Ellis Meeting Set for Tuesday Evening in Cline Building
J. B. Vanity exalted ruler says Athens Ellis will convene in the Cline Building lodge room at 7 30 p m on Tuesday for the gathering.
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Athens
Ellis
Cline
J. B. Vanity
Sensible Size 1958 English Built Ford Promises Easy Handling
The ad touts the 1958 English built Ford as the sensible size car offering Glide ride suspension and integrated body construction. It highlights up to 35 mpg, twelve models, immediate delivery, and American-size nuts and bolts for easy service with roomy interior comfort.
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Ford
Flu Causes Absences in Athens City Schools
Absences in Athens schools rose to 162 today, about 11 percent, with Athens High 36, West Elementary 45, East Elementary 53, and the junior high 28. Two teachers were absent. Supt. Samuel Johnson attributed the rise to flu spreading through the state region.
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Athens
Samuel Johnson
Athens High School Today
West Elementary
East Elementary
Supt. Johnson
Guysville Driver Is Fined and Jailed for DWI
Lewis W. Keirns of Guysville, aged 20, was fined 125 dollars plus costs and sentenced to three days in jail in Chauncey city court after an arrest by the State Highway Patrol for driving while intoxicated.
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Lewis W. Keirns
Guysville
Chauncey
Charles Wadley
Keirns
Auto Owners Insurance Promise You Better Protection
An advertisement promotes Auto-Owners policies citing broader coverage and better service for the money. It asserts Auto-Owners offers the best insurance at economical rates and invites potential customers to visit for details.
Mrs Chiki Dies at 55 in Poston Home
Catherine Chiki 55 died early Sunday at her Poston home after months of illness. Born in Hungary she lived 43 years in the United States and was a Jehovah's Witness. Survivors include husband Martin four daughters Susie and Betty Renna and others three sons two sisters a brother and three grandchildren. Funeral services set for Tuesday at Dowler Ferguson Hughes with burial at Augustine Cemetery.
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Catherine Chiki
Poston
Hungary
United States
Jehovah’s Witnesses
Martin
Betty Renna
Ashland
Susie
Margaret
Shirley
Columbus
Martin, Jr
Akron
Joseph
Danny
John Sabo
Butler
Ind
Mary Kocsis
Anna Sabo
Dowler-Ferguson- Hughes
Andy Benyi
Augustine Cemetery
Five in Front Seat Held Too Many
Cecil Andrew Hart of Guysville was fined $25 and costs in Municipal Court after pleading guilty to operating a pickup with too many persons in the cab. Hart had five people in the cab, obstructing his view and leaving one door unable to close.
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Cecil Andrew Hart
Guysville
State Highway Patrol
Hart
Accidents Investigated By Patrolmen On Saturday
Three traffic accidents were investigated by the State Highway Patrol Saturday in the area. Nelsonville woman May Sayre, 33, suffered a head injury when her car, driven by Thomas Sayre, 32, struck Ruth Tannhill, 46, of Logan. Sayre was cited for failing to stop within the assured clear distance. Joan Stowers, 21, Cleveland, forfeited a $15 bond for having no operator's license after her car left Route 75 in Vinton County and overturned. A third crash occurred on Route 64 near Logan with cars driven by Paul H. Brown, 18, Worthington, and Roy E. Dicken, 38, Logan, side swiping on a curve at a hillcrest.
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State Highway Patrol
Nelsonville
May Sayre
Thomas Sayre
Ruth Tannhill
Logan
Sayre
Joan Stowers
Cleveland
Vinton County
Route 64
Paul H. Brown
Worthington
Roy E. Dicken
W L Shields Dies Sunday
William L Shields 75 of 30 Second St died unexpectedly Sunday morning at home after a heart attack. He had drilled for wells and coal tests since 1907 and formerly lived in Chauncey. Survived by wife Annie Cornell Shields son Leo Athens daughter Cleo Sutton Fairborn sister Etta Shields Columbus seven grandchildren four great grandchildren. Burial at West Union St Cemetery. Funeral arrangements by Jagers and Sons.
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William L. Shields
Second St
Shields
Chauncey
Athens
Annie Cornell Shields
Leo
Cleo Sutton
Fairborn
Etta Shields
Columbus
Laurene
Charles
Homer
Gertrude
Jagers and Sons Funeral Home
John G. Koontz
West Union St
Defendant Ordered Out of Town By Court
Municipal Court Judge John Newcomb granted John Luman of Athens Route 2 an out of town order after he faced a disturb ing the peace charge. Luman initially pleaded not guilty, asked to change to guilty, and was fined 50 plus costs, with the fine suspended. He must post bond for Wednesday and is placed on six months probation requiring lawful behavior. He has one hour to leave town.
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John Newcomb
John Luman
Athens
Luman
Driver Fined for Unsafe Operation in Municipal Court
Walter Edward Muir of 1 North Congress Street was fined $25 and costs after pleading guilty to a city police charge of unsafe operation in Municipal Court on Monday.
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Walter Edward Muir
N. Congress St
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Richard E. Dye
Donald D. Burton
Ohio River
Said
Ford Motor Company
Dearborn
Michigan
van Dyke
Bos
W. Union St
Athens County Insurance Agents Association
Munroe Husband
American Unitarian Association
Ohio University Center
Chiki
RCA
Jaynes Furniture
State St
W.L. Shields
Municipal
Pol. Adv
Kenneth W. Lands
the City
W. Washington St
Scotty Roberts
Mgr
E. Main St
Pomeroy
Gallipolis
Allstate
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