The Press Gazette from Hillsboro, Ohio • Page 3

Probate Court Proceedings niiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiim Forrest B. Mowbray, executor of Emma L. Mowbray, first, final and distributive account. Nina Mildred Chaney appointed administratrix of Herbert Leslie Warman. Nelle B.

Nixon, guardian of Roscoe B. Colburn, entry for appointment of appraiser to fill vacancy. Will of Joseph E. Clark probated. Lulu Belle Clark appointed executrix of Joseph E.

Clark. Will of Mary B. Graves filed. Robert J. Smith, guardian of Susan T.

McWilliams, application to invest funds. Elizabeth A. Bingaman, adminis- tratrix of Charles D. Bingaman, inventory and appraisal filed and approved. Floyd J.

Ruble, guardian of Minnie B. Pulliam, second account filed. Betty Sanders, administratrix of Hubert Sanders, first, final and distributive account. Carol Walls appointed adminis- tratrix of William Walls. George F.

Lucas, administrator of Lena W. Lucas, inventory and appraisal filed and approved; also application for transfer of real estate. APPRAISAL'S Charles D. Bingaman, Mowrystown: $16,362.71, including $14,075 in real estate, $225 in stocks and securities and $2,062.71 in personal goods. Lena W.

Lucas, Marshall Township: $16,200, all in real estate. WILL FILED In a will dated April 5, 1952, Mary B. Graves, of Greenfield bequeaths to her daughters, Gertrude Murphy, Dayton, and Bernice Walker, New Market, her jewelry, silverware and a sewing machine. The remainder of the estate goes to her husband. 50 Boys Enrolled Grade League, Play Every Saturday at HHS Gym Cage Scores IIIHIIIIHIIIIIIII SEDERS' AUTO HOME SUPPLY 131 W.

MAIN ST. Ph. EX 3-31M Common Pleas Court Docket 1 Divorces James Woodyard, Hillsboro Rt. 5, asks divorce from Lorraine Ann Woodyard, Hillsboro Rt. 5.

He charges gross neglect and extreme cruelty. They were married on Dec. 11, 1965, at New Vienna. He asks only for divorce. Shirley Smith, Mowrystown Rt.

1, asks divorce from Floyd D. Smith, Fairborn, 0., on grounds of gross neglect and extreme cruelty. They were married in September, 1964, at Jellico, and have no children. She asks restoration to her maiden name and that a determination be made as to the respective liabilities of the parties. A restraining order asked was granted.

Case Dismissed The divorce action of Donald Brewer vs. Mary Krewer, filed in December, has been dismissed on motion of the plaintiff. Divorce Granted Grace Hughes Graves has been granted a divorce from Leonard C. Graves on grounds of gross neglect. They were married in October, 1959.

She was restored to her Eormer name of Grace Hughes. A separation agreement was approved. Approximately 50 fifth and sixth grade boys are participating in the 196546 Rinky-Dink basketball program every Saturday afternoon in the Hillsboro High School gymnasium. In December, all boys, who were interested, were invited to attend the two tryouts. During the tryouts, the boys were rated according to ability and the teams were balanced as near as possible.

There are no more than eight boys on each team. The boys were divided into six teams, each adopting the nickname of a famous professional basketball team. The boys are coached by members of the Indian varsity basketball squad. Indian players coaching the teams are: Celtics, Dale Martin; Hawks, John Strain; Knicks, Daryl Barreras; Lakers, John Cameron; Royals, Eddie Robbins; Warriors, Doug Wagoner. Director of the program is Indian Head Basketball Coach, Harry J.

Hall. The officials are also Indian players. They are Floyd Beekman, Bill Dent, Jim Dixon, Richard Kirk. Tom McCarley and Benny Rhoads. The scorers are Richard Beatty and David Chaney.

The timers are Tom Faris and Bob Lowell. Smith, Keith McClain, Arnett Jewett, Ralph Barnes, Mickey Ford, Paul Griffith and Bill Armintrout. ROYALS--Mark Fehring, Ronnie Allen, Kevin Barreras, Ronnie Rockhold, Jeff Cameron, Mike Frydryk, Tom Stoops and Mike Rhoads. WARRIORS--Glenn Burns, Jeff imiliiiHlliililliliii IIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIMIIIIIIIIIIIIUIIIIIIIIIKIIIIIHIH Wood, Dennis Shaw, Mark Pettiford, Mike McConnaughey, Mickey Marsh, Wilbur Young and Lonnie Curtis. The league schedule will run from January 8th through March 12th.

All games will be played at 12 and 1 P. except for January 29th when the games will be played in the evening at 5 P. 6 M. and 7 P. M.

All parents and friends are invited to attend the games. A Bit of Gripping Action FRIDAY NIGHT Paint Valley 81, Unioto 78. Teays a 68, Franklin Heights 46. Logan Elm 62, Piketon 40. Chillicothe 79, Ironton 56.

Miami Trace 79, Circleville 65. Hillsboro 97, Greenfield 88. Bishop Flaget 74, Zane Trace 46. Bishop Hartley 69, Watterson 55. Wilmington 77, Washington C.

H. 40 SATURDAY NIGHT Miami Trace 60, London 55. Wellston 87, Chillicothe 74. THE PRESS-GAZETTE HILLSBORO. OHIO Tuesday, Jan.

18, 1966 47. Wilmington 87, Dayton Carroll Lancaster 90, Circleville 63. PUT ON PROBATION A 15-year-old Hillsboro youth has been put on probation until 18th birthday by Judge Richard L. Davis on a charge of shoplifting. He is to make restitution to the store, Albers Supermarket.

The case was heard in probate court on Friday. In one second, the sun radiates more energy than man has used since the beginning of civilization. DEPENDABLE TWINE 'SHITLESS FROM OHIO'S MOST DEPENDABLE SOURCE Why lake a on unknown a get A A Balei i Ohio's 9 A A i i a a a every ball. We i a we know it i in a a baler A A i 9000 bale, i a high i i a i a i A a a is a a your a 1 RESULTS OF the first round of play on Jan. 8 were as follows: Royals 21, Celtics 16, Kevin Barreras and Ronnie Rockhold, 8 points each for the winners and Bruce Carman, 12 for the losers; Warriors 17, Lakers 12, Glenn Burns scoring 15 for the Warriors and Bob Wilson 7 for the losers; Knicks 14, Hawks 6, Karl Frydryk had 8 points for the Knicks while Duncan Bryant was collecting 4 for the Hawks.

In the second round of play Saturday, Jan. 15, here are the results: Royals 15, Lakers 9, Ronnie Rockhold hit 7 for the Royals and Terry Smith had 4 for the losers; Warriors 17, Hawks 12, with Glenn Burns hitting 8 for the winners and David Elberfeld getting 3 for the Hawks; Celtics 13, Knicks 9, Tom Atsalis collected 8 for the Celts while Karl Frydryk was getting 7 for the Knicks. Team records to date: Celtics, 1-1, Hawks 0-2, Knicks 1-1, Royals 2-0, Warriors 2-0, Lakers 0-2. Here is next Saturday's schedule: 12 P. on Court 1, Royals vs.

Warriors; 12 P. on Court 2, Celtics vs. Hawks; 1 P. Lakers vs. Knicks.

Here are the team rosters: CELTICS--Marty Pulham, Bruce Garman, Tom Pierce, Tom Atsalis, Doug Moore, Mike Hollis and Roger Marsh. HAWKS--Duncan Bryant, Dave Elberfeld, Tim Shelton, Don Jewett, Miles Gilbert, Rick Gunter, Jon Ball and Jim Bennett. KNICKS--Karl Frydryk, Clifford Morris, Bob Shotts, Chris Fehring, Eric Bailey, Roger Van Frank and Mark Griffith. LAKERS--Bob Wilson, Terry WATCH FOR THE NO. I DEAL ON THE NO.

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failure to register a motor vehicle, $25 bond forfeited. William A. Unger, 73, Sardinia, found not guilty of leaving the scene of an accident. Cases heard in municipal court Friday were: Gerald W. Wilkin, 21, Hillsboro Rt.

2, reckless operation, $25 and costs. Anthony L. Brown, 20, Otway, speeding, $30 bond forfeited. CIVIL DOCKET The Welfare Finance Corporation of Hillsboro has been awarded a judgment of $487.60 against Earl Faul of New Vienna. James D.

Long vs. John E. Musser, the cause of action being removed, the case was dismissed. Wilbur E. Sheffer, Gallon, vs.

George Anderson, Hillsboro, case dismissed. Mae R. Means, Hillsboro Farmers Exchange vs. John Chestnut, the case is dismissed as restitution has been made. Pair Sentenced In Juvenile Court Saturday Two Greenfield youths arrested with four Washington C.

H. girls in connection with an alleged New Year's Everdrinking spree in Wash-, ington C. H. were each found to be delinquent and given probationary sentences in Highland County Juvenile Court Saturday morning. They are 15 and 16 years of age.

Judge Richard L. Davis placed both boys on probation for six months, imposed a 10 P. M. weekday and 11 P. M.

week-end curfew and ordered them not to associate with each other or any of the others involved in the incident. The operator's license held by the 16- year-old was suspended 60 days The younger boy admitted buying 24 bottles of beer at Loudncr's Barbeque, CCC Highway-W, near Washington, and as a result Fayette County Sheriff Don Thompson has charged a waitress in the tavern, Irma Huffman, of Washington C. H. with contributing to delinquency by selling liquor to a minor. She is scheduled to appear in juvenile court Friday at Washington at 1:30 P.

M. The boys also reportedly admitted acquiring two bottles of vodka from a Fayette County resident, whose name will be turned over to authorities there. The four girls, ages 15-18, were each sentenced in juvenile court in Fayette County last week LICENSE SUSPENDED Larry Lee McQuitty, 16, Hillsboro Rt 2, had his driving license suspended for an additional eight months following a hearing in juvenile court for violation of probation. His license was suspended until Aug. 12, 1966.

It had been suspended for two months for a previous offense. He was continued on probation until his birth-, day He left school without authority and was located in Wilmington. In his previous case filed last November, he and two other youths were involved in several incidents around the city. HUNTING AVAILABLE For the avid sportsman who desires to pursue upland game, rab- bit, pheasant and quail, the soason is still open on public hunting areas until January 29. Raccoon, opossum, mink and muskrat season remains open on both public and private lands until February 15, advises Harold Weismiller, District Five Assistant Game Management Supervisor, Ohio Division of Wildlife.

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Chester Kendall of West Union has been named chairman of the business gifts division of the 1966 Adams County Heart Fund Drive. INOCULATION FOR ALL FIELD SEED ORDERED BY JANUARY 31, 1966 FREE--Mixing and Inoculating Service AT OUR CUVATWS IN Hillsboro Leetburg Mowrystown New Petersburg HIGHLAND COUNTY LANDMARK FARM BUREAU CO-OP. Bank Directors Elect Officers Dr. J. E.

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Rosse- lott, Mrs. Lena Rosselott, David Steritz and Mrs. Mary Lou Stentz Bank officers include: H. J. Ros selott, president; Mrs.

Bernice Ros- selott, vice president; Donald K. Prickett, cashier. Other employees are Fred Schatzman, assistant cashier; Miss Winona Dolhn- ger, note teller; Mrs. Manlee Schatzman, John Martin and Mrs. Margaret Burton, tellers; Mrs.

Opal Eaglin and Miss Sandra Swmglcy, bookkeepers; Miss Linda Creditt, proof reader. Jack Walker 353 W. Main St. Hillsboro Ph. 393-2582 or 1961 I Ed W.

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D-l and D-2 -permits. John F. Beatty, dba Court Street Bar, Hillsboro, to Pete Porter dba Court Street Bar, same location. D-l, D-2, D-3. TO SEEK RE-ELECTION GEORGETOWN--Judge Thomas 6.

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