Four Men Sentenced To Ohio Penal Institutions
Four men received prison terms after pleading guilty to felonies in Common Pleas Court. Joseph Christy and Billy Collins were sentenced for breaking probation terms, Paul Keirns for breaking and entering, Jesse Mash for auto larceny, with Carl Six referred to parole authorities. Sheriff says prisoners to go to penitentiaries Friday or Monday.
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Ohio Penal Institutions
Common Pleas
John Bolin
Ohio
Bolin
Joseph Clark Christy
Albany Route 3
Christy
New Marshfield
Billy Ray Collins
Athens
Paul Linscott Keirns
Sharpsburg
Shannon
Firestone
Mathews Goodyear
Jesse Franklin Mash
Mansfield Reformatory
Carl Junior Six
Circleville
State
Harold Shields
Ohio University Journalism School Cited At National Convention
Dr. L J Hartin and Dr J A Hart represented Ohio University at the National Convention of the Association for Education in Journalism in Lincoln Nebraska. Hartin as Kappa Tau Alpha president presided at the KTA dinner and council meeting. Ohio University was listed among top five schools for gains in journalism enrollment over ten years, with enrollment up 150 percent for juniors and seniors. Hearst Foundation hosted dinners, and awards for outstanding journalistic writing were continued with $700 awarded last year, split between the school and the students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. J. Hartin
J. A. Hart
Athens
Ohio University
School of Journalism
Association For Education In Journalism
Lincoln
Nebr
Hart
Sigma Delta Chi
Hartin
Kappa Tau Alpha
KTA
American Association of Schools and Departments of Journalism
Charles Duncan
Colorado
William Randolph
Hearst Foundation
Ohio
New Gas Pipeline Laid In Athens Ohio
An $11 500 pipeline project by Ohio Fuel Gas Co. advances in Athens replacing a 3 inch line with 8 inch pipe along N Congress St from W Carpenter St to Pine St. C J Hughes Construction Co of Huntington WV builds it, expected to finish in about ten days due to rising natural gas demand.
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Ohio Fuel Gas Co
Athens
E. F. Rothel
Southeastern
N. Congress St
W. Carpenter St
Pine St
C. J. Hughes Construction Co
Huntington
W. Va
Rothel
City Obtains Easements For Services
Athens city obtains two easements for water and sewer work at $1 each. William F and Mildred F Rowland and George E and Dorothy Sheeter grant a 10 foot wide sewer easement across three lots to reach a building by Dwight and Joseph Tripp who run the Athens Tile and Marble Shop on Blue Line Street. Eric and Mary Thompson grant a right of way on Greenbrier Drive for a water line to a new house. Milton Nuzum notes route extensions.
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Athens
Court House
William F
Mildred F. Rowland
George E
Dorothy Sheeter
Milton Nuzum
City - Service
Dwight
Joseph Triipp
Athens Tile and
Blue Line St
Eric and
Mary Thompson
Greenbrier Dr
Births and hospital notes from Shelterin g Arms Hospital
The bulletin records births to the Williams family Albany Charney Plains Green Athens Rayburn Athens. New admissions include Susan Romine Athens Gladys Ivers Glouster. Discharges list Frank Cain The Plains Grandy Trimble Howard Guys ville Route 1 Batdorff Athens Swindle Shade Lahugh New Marshfield.
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Paul Williams
Albany
Paul Charney
the Plains
Melvin Green
Athens
Ronald Rayburn
Susan Romine
Gladys Ivers
Glouster
Frank Cain
Ida Grandy
Trimble
Ambrose Howard
Guysville
Jon Batdorff
Everett Swindle
Shade
Charles Lahugh
New Marshfield
Bond Forfeitures Listed By Municipal Court
Municipal Court bonds forfeited for several motorists including John P. Conrad of Pike ton for stop sign violation with State Highway Patrol fine $11 Anthony Edward Finamore of Batavia for speeding $21 George Van Dyke of Ath ens Route 3 for illegal muffler $9 Richard Dennis Evans of Columbus for speeding with State Highway Patrol fine unknown Charles L. Brown of Car bondale for changing course of vehicle with city police fine $26
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John P. Conrad
Piketon
Anthony Edward Finamore
Batavia
George van Dyke
Athens
Richard Dennis Evans
Columbus
Charles L. Brown
Carbondale
Real Estate Transfers Across Townships and Towns
Estate of Mary B. Stout transfers 196 acres in Carthage Township to Blake A. Weaver. Ohio University Fund gains seven tracts in Richland Subdivision, Athens Township. George W. Keirns sells two tracts in Ames Township to Edward D. Linscott. Anna Hysell Lyons sells multiple lots in New Marshfield to Walter Hawk et al. Dwight D. Rutherford conveys Lot 3272 in Briarwood Heights, Athens, to William D. Rohr. Donald L. Slagle transfers part of Lot 1727 in Phillips Second Addition to Edith Stocklin. Louise Hyde Stilson and others sell part of Inlets 44, 45 in Nelsonville to Nelsonville Investment Corp. Zane Harris sells Lots 9 and 10 in Sharpsburg to Gaile D. Elliott.
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Mary B. Stout
Blake A. Weaver
Carthage Township
C. B. Cash
Ohio University Fund
Richland
Athens Township
George W. Keirns
Edward D. Linscott
Ames Township
Anna Hysell Lyons
Walter Hawk
New Marshfield
Dwight D. Rutherford
William D. Rohr
Briarwood Heights
Athens
Donald L. Slagle
Edith Stocklin
Phillips
Louise Hyde Stilson
Nelsonville Investment Corp
Nelsonville
Zane Harris
Gaile D. Eliott
Sharpsburg
Firemen Extinguish Laundry Blaze at OU Laundry
City firemen extinguished a blaze at the Ohio University Laundry on West Union Street at 2 06 p.m. Wednesday. Lint from a clothes dryer and linens were burning with slight loss to contents. Firemen used booster hose two smoke masks and two ladders.
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Ohio University
W. Union St
Non-Support Case Handled By Court
Municipal Court Thursday suspended further action in the case of Lawrence E. Day Akron who was charged with non support of one child by Ruth H. Day 141 W Union St providing he abide by the terms of the court Day who pleaded guilty to the charge must pay 300 in Support payment due Mrs Day court costs plus 1 weekly for support and 5 weekly for back support
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Municipal Court
Lawrence E. Day
Akron
Ruth H. Day
W. Union St
Married students and boundaries debated by city school board
The City School Board approved a tuition free plan for married students and those over 21, accepted the county budget, and authorized boundary changes along the Hocking River. They discussed outside activities for married students and noted enrollment pressures in East with Ohio University ahead. Formal hires included principals and secretaries while Chauncey Dover transfer will appear on November ballots.
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County Budget Commission
City School Board
Board of Education
Sol Rosenberg
Clyde Plant
Plant
Hocking River
Mill St
Court St
Morrison
Nancy Foster Hawk
Virginia Chesser
Orville Bell
Belford Davis
Chauncey Dover
Homer B. Gall Sr
Householder
Columbus
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Sheltering Arms Hospital
Combina
Revere
Athess, Onto
Dynamit
Ics
CORO
Erle Bridgewater Jr
James Householder
East
Fred Chase
Jean Mills
Arlene Ann Dressel
East Fourth
Cen
Millinery
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