Trials Not Reset Dismissal Sought In Narcotics Cases
Three defendants Arnold Waldstein Ravindra Shukla and Susan Shukla faced petitions in Athens County Common Pleas seeking dismissal under a state three-term rule. The Shuklas faced charges for operating a dwelling used for narcotics Wayne Davis saw a hung jury in a related case before a new trial date was ordered by the Fourth District Court of Appeals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens County Common Pleas Court
William Lavelle
Arnold Waldstein
Ravindra Shukla
Susan
Waldstein
Shuklas
Shukla
Palmer St
Lavelle
Wayne Allen Davis
Cleveland
Davis
Fourth District Court of Appeals
Common Pleas Court
Two Men Accused By Wives in Municipal Court
Two men faced assault and battery charges in municipal court on Friday prompted by their wives. Maphet Hunter of Nelsonville Route 1 admitted assault and intoxication and was fined 50 dollars total. Albert Hunter of Glouster Route 3 denied an assault charge, released on own recognizance with a 9 am Wednesday hearing. The Stanley family reunion is set for Sunday September 14 at the Grange Hall on the Athens County Fairgrounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maphet Hunter
Nelsonville
Bertha
Albert Hunter
Glouster
Mable
Stanley
Grange Hall
Athens County Fairgrounds
Peterson's Ointment Spreads Fame for Pile Relief
A Buffalo druggist 40 years ago created an ointment that gave quick cooling soothing relief from piles. The product gained wide popularity and became a household favorite, with boxes and 9s of a tube sold. The ads promise delight or money back.
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Buffalo
Peterson
Glouster Community Notes Weekend Guests and Activities
Glouster residents host relatives from Akron Cleveland Florida New York and Detroit while Civic Center hosts MYF rummage sale Saturday and a wine roast Monday at Memorial Park. Plans include a candy sale September 13 at Rainey Store and individual fundraising projects by members.
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W. O .Bailey
Walter Park
Akron
Arch Mingus
Mac Dunlevey
Andy Kolar
Cleveland
Joann Caudille
Florida
Mike Hawrylik
New York
Marie Stanley
Ella Bently
Chauncey
Edwin Kennard
Bob Exline
Athens
Mary Herbert
Columbus
Henry Yonkoski
Detroit
Mich
Greens Run
James Morris
Burr Oak Lodge
Dena Morris
Donald Price
George Mudrie
Summit Street
James Longshore
Sheila
Susan
Marshal Summers
Spring Street
Edith Inn
Debbie
West Virginia
Maple Street
Thomas Williams Jr
Larry Tangman
Joe Ballard
Kentucky
Glouster
Methodist Youth Fellowship
Civic Center
MYF
Memorial Park
Rainey
Forgery Charge Dropped Against Karen Cooper
A forgery charge against Karen Sue Cooper 21 of Hastings Road was dismissed by Municipal Court Judge Franklin J Sheeter due to good cause shown. Cooper was accused of writing a $5 check to an Athens bank on a non existent account. She had also faced a preliminary hearing on narcotics possession from raids on August 29. Alice Orehovec 19 of Elliott Street and Barbara Wilson 21 of Lancaster Street also scheduled for preliminary hearings related to the raids.
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Karen Sue Cooper
Hastings Rd
Franklin J Sheeter
Miss Cooper
Athens
Charles W. Cochran
Ohio University President Sows Plans After First City Meeting
Dr Claude B Sowle and city leaders including Mayor Raymond Shepard and Safety Service Director Dwight Robinson met to discuss keeping the university open this year and handling campus unrest. The group covered security, traffic, parking and open lines of communication for grievances.
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Ohio University
Claude B. Sowle
Raymond Shepard
Safety Service
Dwight Robinson
City Planning Commission
Sowle
Ohio U
Glouster Man Pleads Guilty to DWI and Unsafe Operation
Harold Roland Thomas 21 of 14 High St Glouster pleaded guilty in Municipal Court to driving while intoxicated and unsafe operation. Arrested about 3 am Friday he was fined 200 dollars and costs and sentenced to seven days in jail with a 60 day license suspension on the DWI count. On the second charge he received a 35 dollar fine and costs.
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Harold Roland Thomas
High St
Glouster
Thomas
Athens Woman Injured Entering Window at Athens Apartments
Miss Patricia Flood twenty one of 31 Woodward Avenue was injured when she walked into a large window at the Athens Apartments Albany Road Thursday evening. The fire department emergency squad responded at 9 31 p m and took her to Sheltering Arms Hospital for treatment of cuts on both hands elbows legs and forehead.
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Patricia Flood
Woodward Ave
Athens Apartments
Albany Road
Fire Department
Miss Flood
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Municipal Court Actions and Local Notices
Thomas Ray Bratton 23 of 9 Herrold St cited for reckless operation with $35 and costs. Alice A. Hall 2 of 4 Carrot Lane fined for failure to stop at an assured clear distance. Roy M. Parker 23 of Barnesville fined $15 and costs for speeding. Mrs Sybil Kurtzman announces dues for American Legion Auxiliary $3 due by Nov 11. Casper Stalder family reunion Sunday at Hocking Valley Sportsmen's Club with basket dinner at noon.
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Thomas Ray Bratton
Herrold St
Alice A. Hall
Roy M. Parker
Barnesville
Casper Stalder
Hocking Valley Sportsmen’s Club
New Ohio Court Rules Aimed at Faster Civil Settlements
At the Ohio Judicial Conference in Columbus, judges proposed civil procedure reform similar to federal practice. Aimed to speed settlements by allowing concise petitions, eliminating demurrers, and expanding discovery to encourage out of court negotiations and reduce court loads with a January adoption target.
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Ohio
Ohio Judicial Conference
Frank
Lin J. Sheeter
Sheeter
Columbus
Ohio Supreme Court
Supreme Court
Annual Meeting Scheduled for Jackson PCA
Wayne R. Neal announces the 35th annual Jackson Production Credit Association meeting set for September 11 at Canter's Caves Grounds. A free barbecue dinner runs noon to 1, followed by a business meeting and officer elections with speaker John E. Moore of Ohio State University.
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Wayne R. Neal
Jackson
Hocking
Vinton Counties
Ross County
Howard Duvall
Howard Immell
Athens, Hocking
Vinton
Richard Dailey
John Robinson, Sr
Sheltering Arms Hospital Notes
A hospital listing notes births for several families including a daughter for Mr. and Mrs. Richard Calen tine of Athens Route 3 and a son for Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bartlett of Athens. Other newborns and dismissals include Mrs. Catharine Slusher of Guy sville Route 1 and Mrs. Lucy Root among those discharged.
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Richard Calentine
Athens
Charles Bartlett
Gary Withrow
Millfield
Catharine Slusher
Guysville
Paul Reynolds
New Marshfield
Jane Lievellen
Albany
Daniel J. Baur
Lucy Root
Essie Stanley
Traffic Fines in Municipal Court Summary
Ed Woolever Tim otothy Bradford James Pope Gary Chambers Catherine Figgins Tob Turner Manishkes John Alostonos faced speeding improper passing failing to transfer vehicle registration with fines and costs listed for each defendant.
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Ed Woolever
Logan
Timothy Bradford
Guysville
James Pope
Jackson St
Nelsonville
Gary Chambers
Lancaster
Catherine Figgins
Mill St
Tob Turner
Middleport
Chaves Manishkes
Legon Romus
John Alostonos
N. Court St
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First National Bank
Lettershop
PIC
PAC
Bob and
Andy
Pic'n’ Pac
Richland Ave
Alice Jean Orehovec
Elliott St
Barbara Elaine Wilson
Lancaster St
Dr. Sowle
Cowboy Boots
Hilleary’s Shoe Store & Shoe Repair
Shee
Ter
P.m
PCA
Glennie Tippie
Wilbert Smith
Wncey
Forest Pierce
Gulf
Marietta
Stockport
Woodsfield
Charley Brown
Men's Dept
Bankamericard
Wembley
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