City Approves Preliminary Sewage Plant Survey
Athens moves ahead with a city retained engineer to conduct a preliminary survey for sewage treatment plant improvements to keep its license. George Sheeter, consulting engineer, has city council approval to proceed on a percentage basis. Columbus talks with four State Health Department officials. no definite decision but state urges progress. State extended the plant license until July 15 if a report and general plan are prepared.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
George Sheeter
Columbus
State Health Department
March Auto Sales Rise Across Athens County
Traditional March rise in car sales shown in Athens County. The auto title office reports 190 new and 923 used cars sold in March, up from February and higher than last March. Truck sales also increased with 32 new and 100 used trucks. Total titles and fees reached 1437 and $2280.
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Auto Title Office
Clerk of Courts
Phyllis Cross
Athens County
Liquor Store Manager Is Transferred
Emory Allen, manager of the Athens state liquor store, is transferred to the Woodsfield store by order of the Ohio Board of Liquor Control. Allen is designated manager on a temporary basis at Woodsfield while John Laufhutte, a clerk in Athens, acts as manager there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emory Allen
Athens
Woodsfield
Ohio Board of Liquor Control
Allen
Woodfield
DiSalle
John Laufhutte
Morris Ave
Laufhutte
Eye Surgery Topic At Lions Club Meeting
Ann Smith daughter of Mr and Mrs Vere Smith spoke to Athens Lions at the Sportsman on corneal transplants and eye donation. She noted that success rates rose to 97 percent from about 60, and mentioned 17 transplant centers in the United States with the nearest at Columbus University Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Smith
Vere Smith
Coolville-Ridge Rd
Athens Lions Club
Sportsman
Miss Smith
Ohio University
Lions
United States
Columbus’ University Hospital
Alden Appointed to Library Committee for National Library Week
Vernon R. Alden of Ohio University was named to the Citizens' Committee for 1963 National Library Week observance. The committee, led by Hassel Tippit of Cleveland, includes individuals active in education statewide. Albany Lodge 723 F and AM will host Past Master’s night Saturday at 7 p.m. with Entered Apprentice degree conferred on new candidates, per Roy Walsh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernon R. Alden
Ohio University
Citizens’ Committee
Hassel Tippit
Cleveland
Albany
Albany Lodge
F&am
Roy Walsh
Mercury Drops 34 Degrees After Rain in Athens
The mercury fell 34 degrees in Athens after a rain front. At 10 am the reading was 41 degrees, down from 75 degrees 12 hours earlier. The day followed three consecutive 80s, as a cold front moved through Ohio bringing rain and .06 inch to Athens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
U. S
C. L. Colmer
Ohio
Army Training In Guard Enlistment Begins
Ronald W. McBride, 20, son of Mr and Mrs Joseph McBride, leaves for Ft. Knox Ky to begin six months of active duty Army training after enlisting in the Ohio National Guard March 13 He will return to complete his reserve obligation Capt James F Schwerkert says the local unit will remain his post. A nationwide Coast Guard Academy entrance exam will be held Dec 7 Congressman Homer E Abele sponsors the program offering a commission and a bachelor of science degree Details and applications may be obtained by writing to the Commandant US Coast Guard Washington DC
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ronald W. McBride
Joseph McBride
Central Ave
Ft. Knox
U. S. Coast Guard Academy
Homer E. Abele
U. S. Coast Guard
Washington, D. C
Boy Starts Grass Fire Near Curtis Street
A nine year old boy playing with fire started a grass and brush fire near Curtis St at 2 44 p m Wednesday. Firemen used booster hose and rakes to extinguish it. Fluid from a 1957 auto owned by John Gett ignited at Lan caster and Columbus Rd at 12 44 p m. Firemen said the fire was out on arrival and no loss was reported.
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Curtis St
John Gett
Shade
Lancaster
Columbus Rd
Gun Slinging Child Portrays TV Tactics
In Athens a three year old girl acts out a TV style standoff with a toy six shooter. She crouches in hid ing and simulates shooting the “badman” brother before smashing a window with the gun’s butt. The father, a city fireman, must replace the pane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Akron Woman Cited For DWI After Jail Visit
Marie Martha Frock, 31, of Akron, parked on a fire department sidewalk and was cited for driving while intoxicated and parking on a yellow curb. She pleaded innocent, posted bonds totaling 315, and was cautioned for driving without a license. Harold Love, 34, also of Akron, pled guilty to intoxication with a $25 fine. Two others, Danny Enlow and Emmett Ward, received identical sentences of 125 fine plus six days in jail with three suspended and 120 days probation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akron
Marie Martha Frock
Harold Love
Danny Lee Enlow
Albany
Emmett E. Ward
Huntington
W. Va
Kindergarten Enrollment Slated at Waterloo High
NEW MARSHFIELD Registration for Waterloo school kindergarten will be held at the high school office from 12 05 to 3 P M on Wednesday April 17. Children must be five before Sept 1. Raymond H Brooks executive head said a birth certificate and immunization records for smallpox diphtheria polio and tetanus are required. Parents unable to attend may call MO 4 2222.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Marshfield
Waterloo
Raymond H. Brooks
Court Levies Fines On Disorderly Conduct Charge
Mrs. Collena Gay Rhoades claimed in a municipal court affidavit that her husband locked her out and used profane language by phone. Joseph A. Rhoades pleaded guilty to disorderly conduct and was fined ten dollars plus costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Collena Gay Rhoades
Joseph A. Rhoades
Central Ave
Boy's fingers caught in adding machine at downtown location
Two year old Bruce Worden son of Mr and Mrs Don Worden 45 Elmwood PI caught fingers on his right hand between the roller and frame of an adding machine at 11 E Washington St at 2 23 pm Wednesday Fire department emergency squad took him to a physician's office for treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bruce Worden
Don Worden
Elmwood PI
Washington St
Fire Department
Hog Killed On Road After Vehicle Collision
A hog ran into the path of a semi on Route 50 west of Albany. The truck driver Marion Runyon 48 Amesville Route 1 faced no charges. the hog owned by Clarence Arbaugh Albany Route 1 was killed. Several traffic fines listed for multiple individuals and a real estate transfer section follows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
State Highway Patrol
Marion Runyon
Amesville
Clarence Arbaugh
Sheltering Arms Hospital Notes Admits and Dismissals
Admitted list includes Ellen Williams at Athens Route 4 Mrs Blanche Russell, Donald Barstow, Harold Cox, and Tom Wheatley all of Athens. Discharged includes Joseph Safreed Albany and multiple Athens residents along with Albany and Fostoria connections and family entries.
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Ellen Williams
Athens
Blanche Russell
Donald Barstow
Harold Cox
Tom Wheatley
Joseph Safreed
Albany
Scott Willock
Grace Rowland
Sophia Lewis
James Darnell
Fostoria
Robert S. Rowan
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Vanguard Paints
Wright
Plains
Alden
Masters” Night Set
Admiral TV
Hamilton Washers and Dryers
George
Fuller Electric Service
the Plains
STOUT
Stimson
A&p
Athens, Ohio
Bruce L. Hutt
Ohio Fuel Gas Co
Columbia Gas System Service Corp
Allensville
Ohio Fuel
Navy
Coast Guard
Court & State
J. A. “Peck” Simpkins, Mgr
Boy’s
Stephen Elmore Sanford
Sunnyside Dr
Raymond Warren Hart
Toledo
Charles C. Brown
Adrian Michael Bilyeu
William Charles Buskey
Barberton
William S. Butcher
Edward L. Pitner
Stewart
Rome Township
Willam R. Brophy
Fletcher A. Gilders
Evan Griffith
James A. Hines
William A. Hines
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Majestic Paints
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Scott's
Scott
S. Court St
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