Page 9A -The Gaffney Ledger, Wednesday, January 2, 1985 Escapee remains at large after Christmas breakout EDGEFIELD, S.C. (AP) Two of three inmates who escaped from the Edgefield County jail Christmas afternoon by overpowering a jailer have been recaptured, but a third remains at large. Sheriff R. Billy Parker said Monday that Eugene Hill, 22, and Gene Osborne, 31, were returned to the jail over the weekend after surrendering to authorities at separate locations in Edgefield and North. They were placed in the maximum security NAP TIME Temperatures in the 60s and slow rides for heavy eyelids for 1-year-old Melissa Littlejohn; Charlene pushes the stroller.
(Photo by Mac Thrower) Frozen Open bowling tourney held MOUNT ZION, Ill. (AP) The weather didn't keep of group of central Illinois residents from bowling over the New Year on frozen alleys in a parking lot. More than 50 people braved winds gusting up to 26 mph and temperatures in the 30s Tuesday to take part in the second Frozen Open bowling tournament in the parking lot of Mount Zion Bowl. "People were bundled up in heavy coats and wore hats and gloves to keep warm," said Billy Hall, 19, a bowling alley employee. "There were a lot of frozen toes." For the $10 entry fee, each participant received a T-shirt and was entitled to bowl one game on any of the four "alleys" outlined by hay on the asphalt.
"New Year's is for parties," said Tom Adcock. "That's what this is a chance to get wild and crazy and to have a good time. I got pretty tanked up on the hot chocolate." Adcock also won $150 for taking first place in the men's division for the second year. He had five strikes, including three in the 10th frame, and shot a 155 to nearly double his first-place score of 80 last New Year's. "There was snow on the ground then," Adcock said.
"I remember some of the women had a hard time getting the ball to roll all the way to the pins. The snow would stop it. This time, the surface was much flatter. You could get more speed on the ball." 1984 COUNTY TAX REMINDER NOTICE After January 14, 1985, a PENALTY will be added to all unpaid county Real Estate and Business Taxes. An additional EXECUTION COST will be added after March 14, 1985.
Catherine L. Gibson, Treasurer cellblock and charged with escape, grand larceny Dec. 25 escape after Osborne was captured Saturof an automobile and assault and battery of a high day night, Parker said. County Friday night. When residence in Edgefield and aggravated nature.
Parker said Greenville Edgefield County Sheriff's Department deputies Still at large Monday was Lester Williams, 27, police spotted Mrs. arrived, he surrendered without resistance, Yonce's automobile in the area Friday. Apparen- Parker said. who was awaiting trial on housebreaking and lar- tly, the trio split up after fleeing there. charges when he escaped.
He was believed to Hill, previously charged with assault and batceny News of Hill's and Osborne's captures was tery with intent to kill, be in the Greenville area where the trio fled to withheld from the media in of was taken into custody shortly after the hopes not alerting Saturday night in North, said Parker. escape. Williams and making his capture easier, Parker The inmates After capturing Osborne Saturday night, North said. escaped by overpowering Mrs. Police Department officers recovered a 1979 Ford Osborne, trial Younce, the jailer, as she delivered their evening LTD stolen from Glennie Yonce forgery charges prior meal and took her car.
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