Six Drivers Arrested After Holiday Crashes In County
Six drivers were arrested by the State Highway Patrol after investigating five injury free Athens County traffic crashes over the holiday weekend. Two Coolville youths died Tuesday in a one car crash. Cited for driving left of center were Sylva Dale Norman Jr 30 Malta Route 1 and Thomas Lee Dingus 18 Sharpsburg Route 1.
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State Highway Patrol
Athens County
Coolville
Sylva Dale Norman, Jr
Malta
Thomas Lee Dingus
Sharpsburg
Bern Township
George Franklin Guffey
Glouster
Buchtel
Victor John Bodish
Columbus
Two Injured As Car Hits Truck At Busy Intersection
A Tuesday morning crash at President and S Congress Streets left two people injured. Driver Patricia Dodds 26 of Eden Place reported possible stomach injuries while passenger Brenda Phillips 46 of Utah Place was treated for shoulder pain and taken to Sheltering Arms Hospital. The car struck a parked unloading truck. Albert Clay Atbell 45 of Stoutsville was not in the truck. Police continue the investigation.
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Patricia M. Dodds
Eden Pl
Brenda Phillips
Utah Pl
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Fire Department
Albert Clay Atbell
Stoutsville
Sheltering Arms Hospital Notes
Admissions list includes Mrs Edward Brooks Albany Vernon Covert Jr Athens Route 2 and Mrs Frank Colburn Shade Route 1 with others. Discharges cover multiple patients such as Mrs George Troy Athens and Linda James Athens along with various Route addresses and names.
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James Crawford
Columbus
David Sturbois
Athens
Donald Guess
Frost
Edward Brooks
Albany
Vernon Covert, Jr
Frank Colburn
Shade
Delmer Taylor
New Marshfield
Fred Walburn
George Troy
Paul Cain
Charles Buckley
Mineral
William Watkins
Ernest Wade
Donald Evans
Nelsonville
Anthony King
Robert Sharpe
the Plains
Gene Jeffers
Linda James
Phyllis Ann Powell
Amesville
John David Mingus
Logan
Andrew Moore
Two Drivers Fined Jailed In Local DWI Cases
Two men pleaded guilty Tuesday in local courts to DWI charges. Dana Everett Carsey of Athens Route 3 was fined 125 dollars and costs, with three days in jail and a 120 day license suspension. Sherman Elmer Schall of Columbus was fined 150 dollars and costs, with three days in jail and a 180 day license suspension. Stanley E. McDonald of The Plains pleaded innocent and bond was set at 300 dollars.
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Oakdale Rd
Glouster
Perry
Route 33
Ronald Dale Windland
Richland Ave
Dana Everett Carsey
Athens
Sherman Elmer Schall
Columbus
Stanley E. McDonald
the Plains
Tie Placed On Tracks Near Bardin Lumber Co
Police reported a railroad tie placed on tracks near Bardin Lumber Co at 6 20 p m Monday a train struck the tie and moved it about 150 yards but the train did not derail authorities said The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad notified police of the incident
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Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Bardin Lumber Co
Traffic Fines and Municipal Court Notices
A list details multiple traffic fines from COUNTY COURT and MUNICIPAL COURT for drivers including Harry Eldon Lee Beatrice Denice Thomas Richard Jr Burkhammer Clarence J Robson Edgar Arthur Hurst Andy Oliver Arrington Florence Evelyn Chalfant and Guy Alvin Rose Cecil Garrett Pidcock with offenses such as left of center speeding and no operator's license plus costs. The Plains fire department announces a Tuesday meeting at 8 p.m with siren test.
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Harry Eldon Lee
Stewart
Beatrice Denice Thomas
Albany
Richard Jr. Burkhammer
Coolville
Clarence J. Robson
Murray City
Edgar Arthur Hurst
Andy Oliver Arrington
Lebanon
Florence Evelyn Chalfant
Trimble
Guy Alvin Rose
Portland
Cecil Garrett Pidcock
New Marshfield
Mercury Reaches 94 On Monday In Athens
The Athens weather summary reports a high of 94 Monday after morning low of 54 and an 11 am reading of 85. Warm, dry conditions continued with temperatures following 86 and 88 on the preceding weekend.
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Athens
U.S
C. L. Colmer
Three Alarms Answered By City Firemen
City firefighters responded to three alarms Monday. A grass fire at Hillcrest Nursing Home construction site began from burning trash at 10 12 a m. Leaves ignited at 1 27 p m at 74 W Carpenter St. A bird carrying a lit cigarette reportedly started a fire in cave spouting. A backfire at 12 54 p m sent crews to 8 N Shafer St. where a 1957 Landis auto fire had been extinguished upon arrival.
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Hillcrest Nursing Home
W. Carpenter St
N. Shafer St
Fred Landis
Athens
Fined and jailed after conflict with mother
A 42 year old man Millard E Barnett of 20 Brown Ave admitted fighting with his mother and was sentenced by Municipal Court Monday to 30 days in jail. He pleaded guilty to disturbing the peace and was fined 50 dollars plus costs.
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Millard E. Barnett
Brown Ave
Barnett
Janitor Fined After University Mail Theft
Francis Pearl Arnold, 56, of Athens Route 2, Athens County, pleaded guilty to stealing from Ohio University mail. He was fined 300 dollars plus costs and sentenced to 30 days in jail by Municipal Court, after charges filed by university security director Robert Guinn.
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Ohio University
Francis Pearl Arnold
Athens
Robert Guinn
Ohio court records list traffic penalties and civil cases
A long list of traffic citations shows drivers from Columbus to Logan fined for speeding, unsafe operation, intoxication, and other offenses with penalties from 10 to 36 dollars. The notes also cover dog control charges, a disputed custody suit, and real estate transfers in Athens, Fairfax, and Stewart areas.
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James T
Genevieve P. Shipman
Reuben M
Mildred W. Olson
Athens City
Arthur James
Josephine Deeter
Daniel R. Bernard
Fairfax
Stewart
Lodi Fires Destroy Residence and Barn Weekend
Fires in Lodi destroyed a Coolville Ridge home owned by John Ruth and a nearby barn. The Jack Keirns family was away when the 11:45 a.m. blaze began, and Richland firefighters couldn't control it. Saturday night a Wesley Thomas farm building on Shade Pleasant Hill Rd burned with hay fertilizer and cement finishing equipment, loss estimated at 2000 dollars.
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Lodi
Richland Area
Jack Keirns
Coolville Ridge
Graham Chapel
John Ruth
Richland
Wesley Thomas
Shade-Pleasant Hill Rd
Thomas
City Schools Announce Athens Area Start Times
School schedules set for Athens area with full day classes starting Wednesday. Senior and junior high 8 05 to 3 30, East 8 45 to 3, Morrison and West 8 30 to 2 45, buses follow prior routes. Kindergarten begins Sept 14 at East West Morrison. enrollments meetings Sept 10 11 30 a.m. and 1 30 p.m. Plains kindergarten starts Sept 9. Chauncey Dover pupils enroll until new building opens.
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Athens City
East
Morrison and
West
Morrison
the Plains
Chauncey-Dover
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Mill Street
Athens, Ohio
the Messenger
Ohio
Joe Perry
Shawnee
Insurance Agency
Jessie W. Ley
Katherine Hartley
Dean & Barry
Pans Barry
Eanbarrs
Cen
Hgan& Barr
Sonomiat
Urases
Npn
Bart Lynn
Lie
Deen & Barry
Goodyear
Gan&barr
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President and S. Congress Sts
Athens Pharmacy
S. Court St
Plains Fire Department
Hayden, Stone
NEW York Stock Exchange
Cline Bldg
Athens, O
D. H. (Jones) Sams
Mercury
Henry Edward Sigrist
Eldon Ray Stufflebean
Boyd B. Morrison
Caldwell
Herman Roscoe Louderback
Gale Eugene Thompson
Thompson
Jerry Wade Thompson
Chesterhill
Richard Harrison Bartholomew
Fern St
Arnold Clark Okey
Groveport
Robert Homer Wells
John W. Tippie
Alvin Lee Collins
Tempe
Ariz
Chester Copeland
Carl Rood
John G. Cline
Elmwood Pl
Beasley
City Boy
Charmed Society
Fred Beasley
Windy Hills Farm
Dick Vaughn
Mary A. Strawn
Don C. Strawn, Jr
Arthur K. Parks
Ellen Kay Parks
Gertrude Neutzling
E. State St
City Fire Department
Common Pleas Court
Ida Sayers
Ruth Welch
Jacksonville
Ames
Evangelistic Meeting
Church OF Christ
Lancaster Street
Bob Roe
Pittsburgh
Ama Baby
Fleaif Ine
Flexifone
Vere Smith
N. Court St. — LY
Dukane Corp
ST Charles Ill
Insurance Service
Don Reed
C. G. Houck
Bob Baur
Houck & Reed, Inc
Union St
Water Conditioning, Inc
Stimson Ave
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