Potential Grand and Petit Jurors Drawn for April Term
Names of potential Grand and Petit jurors selected to serve during the April term of Common Pleas Court were drawn by jury commissioners Abel Schweitzer and Russell Wells. The list includes numerous individuals with street addresses and route numbers from Warsaw, Coshocton, Newcomerstown, Fresno, West Lafayette and nearby communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Pleas Court
Abel Schweitzer
Russell Wells
Leo Unger
Joseph V. Baker
Warsaw
Cecil Akers
Highland Blvd
Thomas Finnell
Hayes
John F
Jury Drawn for Juvenile Court List of 24 Names
Mabel Schweitzer and Russell Wells, jury commissioners, drew 24 names for the Juvenile Court jury. The list includes Cora J. Hazelbarger Walhending Route 2 Hugh W. Smith 126 Orchard St. Hazel Ogie 1606 E. Vine St. Gordon K. Collins 1409 E. Elm $J. Kenneth R. Patterson Coshocton Route 3 Janice Elson 515 8. Second St. Walter W. Thomas Newcomerstown Route 2 George E. Donley 238 N. Sixth St. Jaretta Martin Walhending Route 1 Faye Borden Warsaw Route 1 Gene Hart Plainfield Huber Brenly Fresno Route 2 Paul F. Scheetz 1260 Crescent Rd. Milton H. Baker Warsaw Sandra Medley 515 E. Main St. Opal Burch Warsaw Roger Art West Lafayette Route 1 Clyde Smith 538 Chestnut St. Ralph B. Everley 327 N Second St. Richard D. Brown Fresno Route 2 Edgar Beautenviller Coshocton Route 5 Vera Kanuckel Warsaw Route 1 Geroge Koman 1511 Kenilworth Ave. Esther C. Norris 528 Wilson Ave. Charelle McElhaney Coshocton Route 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cora J. Hazelbarger
Walhending
Hugh W. Smith
Orchard St
Hazel Ogie
E. Vine St
Gordon K. Collins
E. Elm $J
Kenneth R. Patterson
Coshocton
Janice Elson
Second St
Walter W. Thomas
Newcomerstown
George E. Donley
N. Sixth St
Jaretta Martin
Faye Borden
Warsaw
Gene Hart
Plainfield
Huber Brenly
Fresno
Paul F. Scheetz
Cresent
Milton H. Baker
Sandra Medley
E. Main St
Opal Burch
Roger Art
West Lafayette
Clyde Smith
Chestnut St
Ralph B. Everley
Richard D. Brown
Edgar Beautenviller
Vera Kanuckel
Geroge Koman
Kenilworth Ave
Esther C. Norris
Wilson Ave
Charelle McElhaney
Municipal Court Fines and Courthouse Notices Summary
Municipal court records list fines for speeding and noise violations in Coshocton County. Defendants include Dorothea Marshall Newcomerstown and others with fines ranging from 10 to 15 dollars plus costs. some licenses suspended. A specific stop sign violation by Samuel Segrist and a noise forfeiture by David Richard are noted. Real estate transfer documents show Lucile Shipps selling to Alice Clift. Juvenile speeding cases and license suspensions are recorded, with Lynn Powelson pleading guilty to a non support claim and receiving a suspended sentence and probation. A divorce granted to Jill Perkins and John Perkins includes custody provisions and deferred support until employment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothea §. Marshall
Newcomerstown
Daniel M. Roan
Johnnie F. Barker
Helen M. Lamp
Ridgewood Dr
Donald E. Allen
Coshocton
Prentiss M. Clark
Warsaw
Richard W. Marquand
525 Hill St
Samuel G. Segrist
David A. Richard
Lynn Edward Powelson
Walnut St
Deaths and Funeral Notices From Coshocton Area
Three local obituaries note Hazel Marie Swank of Senecaville dying at 49 from a heart attack, with services set at Meek Funeral Home and burial in Senecaville Cemetery. Also listed are Carl E. Smith of Dresden and Melvin H. Sigman of Columbus, detailing their birth, service, and survivors, with funeral plans and locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazel Marie Swank
Love City
Sencaville
Chauncy and
Eula Meighen Winland
Senecaville United Methodist Church
Earl
Judy Blum
Cleveland
Merle Shaw
Coshocton
Raymond
North Madison
Donald
Pocopollia
Idaho
Meek Funeral Home
Senecaville
Carl E. Smith
Dresden
Muskingum Township
Bethesda Hospital
Melvin F
Florence E. Hackeny Smith
Smith
30&Th Engineers
Muskingum Presbyterian Church
Charles M. Mitchell
American Legion
Martha J. Graves Smith
Harry M. Smith
Walter FE. Smith
Douglas, Ariz
Ethel M. Henderson
Dayton
Dresden Chapel
Baughman and Sons Funeral Home
Richard Jones
Ralph Burns
Melvin H. Sigman
Essex Ave
Columbus
Coshocton County Memorial Hospital
Mr. Sigman
Penn Central Railroad
Brotherhood of Railway and Steamship Clerks
Penn Central
Roll of Honor Club
Vinnie Troutman
Bonnie Hildenbrand
Schoedinger Linden Chapel
Cleveland Ave
Union Cemetery
Glass Funeral Home
Two Accidents Reported in Coshocton
Police investigated two crashes on Wednesday in Coshocton. Ward L. Jones was cited for failure to yield when turning onto Locust Street from Fifth Street and hitting a car driven by Margaret Hennen. a baby Denise Hennen sustained a head bump and was treated then released. A second collision near Cassingham Hollow involved Della Dickerson entering Ohio 541 and being rear struck by Jacob Mullet. no citations were issued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Locust St
Fifth St
Margaret Hennen
Adams St
Hennen
Denise Hennen
Coshocton Memorial Hospital
Della M. Dickerson
Conesville
Ohio
Cassingham Hollow
Jacob Merrell Mullet
West Lafayette
Niewera Pexhahive
County Crash and Family Planning News Brief
A semi tractor trailer driven by Russell Co Weaver left Ohio 643 near Ohio 76, injuring two. the driver sought Canton hospital. A second crash on Adams Township Road 459 near the Tuscarawas County line injured two more, one seriously, and investigators continue efforts to identify the driver. Trevor Davis, infant son of Coshocton residents, has returned home from Children’s Hospital Columbus. Kno Ho Co Community Action Commission approves a five month family planning program to assist low income families starting after nurse and staff hires.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell Co. Weaver
Canton
Ohio
Ohio 76
Canton Hospital
Adams Township
Tuscarawas County
Donald E. Grove
Railroad St
West Lafayette
Dover Union Hospital
Tina Bell Kreis
Orchard St
Coshocton
Highway Patrol
Trevor Davis
Harold Davis
Children’s Hospital
Columbus
Kno- Ho-Co Community Action Commission
Kno-Ho-Co Community Action Commission
Local Admissions and Dismissals List Names and Addresses
A compiled list shows admissions and dismissals with names and street addresses. Entries include Paul Harding Warsaw Route 2 Elias Shrimplin Warsaw Route 1 Mrs Lorin Gadd Newcomerstown Route Michael Border 668 Elm St Brenda Dunlevy Coshocton Route 5 Harold Maston 333 N 12th St Clarence Eckelberry 231 South Lawn Ave Mrs Roger Burton 21514 Mulberry St and dismissals list Mrs D E Donovan 20 Enslee Rd George Triplitt Jr 1004 Fairview Blvd Larry L Baughman 628 John St Homer Porteus Coshocton Route 4 Mrs Dennis Bale Coshocton Route 4 Frank Almack 452 Third St Douglas Allen Adamsville Route 1 Michael Border 668 Elm St Mrs Raleigh Belt and infant daughter Newcomerstown Route 3
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Harding
Warsaw
Elias Shrimplin
Lorin Gadd
Newcomerstown
Michael Border
Elm St
Brenda Dunlevy
Coshocton
Harold Maston
12Th St
Clarence Eckelberry
South Lawn
Roger Burton
Mulberry St
D. E. Donovan
Enslee Rd
George Triplitt, Jr
Fairview Blvd
Larry L. Baughman
John St
Homer Porteus
Dennis Bale
Frank Almack
Third St
Douglas Allen
Adamsville
Micahel Border
Elm St. Paul Harding
Raleigh Belt
Evans to Speak at White House Worship Service
The Rev. Louis Evans of La Jolla California will address the White House Sunday service with about 300 guests including President Nixon's military staff. He follows Billy Graham and Rev. Richard Halvorsen in preaching at the White House services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
UPI
Louis Evans
la Jolla
Calif
Colleen Townsend
White House
Nixon
Mr. Evans
Billy Graham
Richard C. Halvorsen
Fourth Presbyterian Church
Bethesda
Albuquerque seeks ship name reuse for Navy vessel
Sen. Clinton P. Anderson of New Mexico urged the Navy to consider reusing the name Albuquerque for a future ship. A 1941 Navy frigate named Albuquerque was renamed for Japan in 1962, and cities are commonly used for cruiser names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
UPI
Albuquerque
N.M
Clinton P. Anderson
D-N.m
Navy
United States
Japan
Gasoline Games Questioned by FTC Commissioners
Washington reports a clash at FTC hearings over promotional gasoline games. Mobil Oil executive H J Peckheiser defends dealer participation while commissioners press that deception concerns exist and call for government policing of promotions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
UPI
Federal Trade Commission
H. J. Peckheiser
Mobil Oil Corp
FTC
Philip Elman
Peckheiser
Elman
Mobil
Pan Rand Dixon
Dixon
Two Arraigned For Burglary Of Cottages
Two adults and four juveniles face charges in the Muskingum River cottage burglary case. Daniel R Reed pleaded guilty to breaking and entering the Chiefs cottage and John Kimberley residence thefts. Reed held for April Grand Jury on 1000 dollar bond. Darrell E Roderick II pled innocent and released on 1000 dollar bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muskingum River
Universal Cyclops Co
Daniel R. Reed
Elm St
Ed Kreider
John Kimberley
Darrell E. Roderick II
N. 10Th St
Name Change At White House Roosevelt Room
The Fish Room at the White House will be renamed the Roosevelt Room in honor of Theodore Roosevelt. The change follows the room’s role as a waiting area and briefing space and notes the West Wing was built during Roosevelt’s era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
UPI
White House
Roosevelt
Theodore Roosevelt
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Ronald Ziegier
Nixon Admin Establishes Educational Center at UNM
The Nixon administration creates an education center at the University of New Mexico for Mexican Americans and Indians. A U S Office of Education spokesman says it is the first unit under Title IV of the 1966 Civil Rights Act. It will receive 165000 dollars in federal funds through January 31 1970.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W/SHINGTON
UPI
Nixon Administration
University of New Mexico
U.S. Office of Education
Jury List Drawn For Coshocton Municipal Court Trials
Names of 24 persons were drawn Wednesday by Mabel Schweitzer and Russell Wells to serve during jury trials in Coshocton Municipal Court. The list includes Marjorie L. Els West Lafayette Juanita B. Snyder Baltic Virgil E. Cox 516 5 16th St Raymond Herbert West Lafayette Route 1 and others across Coshocton Warsaw and Newcomerstown routes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel Schweitzer
Russell Wells
Coshocton
Marjorie L. Els
West Lafayette
Juanita B. Snyder
Baltic
Virgil E. Cox
16Th St
James Bradford
Trade Ave
Clarence R. Stingel
Warsaw
Raymond Herbert
Charles R. Williams
N. Sixth St
Burl E. Walters
Gladys Boring
Chestnut St
James Dennis
Ray Case: Ray Began 99Year Sentence for King's Slaying
James Earl Ray started a 99 year term at Tennessee State Prison for the assassination of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr after pleading guilty to escape the death penalty. He faces six weeks of tests to determine inmate mingling eligibility while neighbor William Garvin Allen comments on society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashville, Tenn
UPI
James Carl Ray
Tennessee State
Ray
Martin Luther King Jr
William Garvin Allen
Allen
King
New York
James Karl Ray
Martin Luther King
Arthur Hanes
Birmingham
Ala
CBS
Hanes
James Earl Ray
Nashville Tennessean
The
Tennessean
Memphis
Cleveland
William Bradford Huie
Hartsville
Ohio Press Service
Scripps Howard
Huie
Community group meetings fill evening schedule
Today features a busy slate of meetings across Coshocton area groups. John Ridgewood School Board Toastmasters Park Hotel and several clubs convene at 7 p.m with later sessions at 7:30 or 8 p.m including Masons Lions and Cub Roundtable and a Pong Tournament playoff at the Presbyterian Church. A false fire alarm was cleared at 8 p.m from Box 54.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toastmasters — Park
Pathfinders Motorcycle Club
Chili Club
Coshocton Masons
Masonic Temple
Waltusgum Archeological Society
River View Athletic Boosters
Presbyterian Church
Coshocton Eagles
Yandata
St. Paul's Church
Newcomerstown
St Patrick's Day Dance at Coshocton Youth Center
A St Patrick's Day dance runs from 7 to 9 p m today at the Coshocton Youth Center. Supervisor Mike Teagarden said a special band will perform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coshocton
Mike Teagarden
Riverside Hospital Patient Transfer Notice
In Riverside Hospital Ralph B. Everly of 227 N Second St has been admitted to Riverside Methodist Hospital Columbus as a medical patient. His room is 666.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph B. Everly
N. Second St
Riverside Methodist Hospital
Columbus
Hla
Also Mentioned on This Page
Donald Grove
Fred Barth
Marvin Lane
Pine St
Richard D. Fry
Mary Henderson
Cambridge Rd
Imogene R. Cox
Marie Criswell
Barbara Hothems
Fourth St
Franklin Ulrich
Dora Erman
S. Sixth St
Gerald L. Eick
Millersburg
Kermit Cantner
Dorothy Hardesty
10Th St
Lloyd Murphy
S. Lith
Jon R. Lorenz
Sandra K. Harper
Denman
Wanda Dawson
Viola M. Foster
Paul G. Johnston
Victor J. Wills
Jerry D. Horn
Lucile H
Fred C. Shipps
Alice L. Clift
Richard B. Hosselt
Plum St
David J. William
Orange St
Robert A. Blessing
Canoe Lane
Harley Baker
Jill Perkins
Warsaw Route 3
Johnnie Perkins
Mansfield State Reformatory
Dawn Michelle
Mrs
Hazel Swank
Darling Run
Coshocton County
Newton and
Gertude Powell Sigman
Ward L. Jones
On Fhe
Evans
Richard J. Hall
Helen H. Sycks
Raymond Lewis
Sixth St
John W. King
Glenda W. Albert
Glandwin Fellers
Donald Brink
Ninth St
Oliver C. Everhart
Mary C. Scott
James N. Ayers
Cottonwood Dr
Ak Saketty Steet
John
Ridgewood School Board — School
Box 54
Denman and
Fair Ave
Amvets
Ioof Hall
Wakatomica Masons — Masonic
Farm Bureau Council
St. Patrick’s Dance
Riverside Hospital
Niowspapre Sadkive
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