Ordinance Amended To Aid Student Sandwich Business
City council moved to delete a 1950 peddling limit that barred sales after 7 p.m. The change aims to help a student run sandwich operation near Ohio University, amid friction with Angelo’s and Campus pizza shops. Four councilors approved, with Acting Solicitor Roger Jones Jr. to draft a new ordinance for Friday’s meeting.
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Roger Jones Jr
Joseph Grogan
Angelo’s
Grogan
Ohio University
Cornwell St
East Green
Michael Molchan
Foster Coe
Norman Dean
Edgar Tuckerman
Coe
Dean
Molchan
Bond Forfeited In Municipal Court
William Don Battrell of Albany forfeited a 26 bond after an unsafe operation citation issued by the State Highway Patrol. Floyd Bolin Post of Veterans of Foreign Wars will meet at 8 p.m. Friday, per Commander Charles Evans.
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William Don Battrell
Albany
State Highway Patrol
Floyd Bolin Post
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Charles Evans
Dairy Herd Results Listed for March 22
Dairy Herd Improvement tests covered 521 cows by Russel Bashore of the Athens-Hocking County service unit. The average output was 857 pounds of milk and 36 pounds of butterfat per cow. The Jewett Parameter herd Amesville with 10 cows led the group at 1527 pounds of milk and 49 butterfat, while Worley Perry on Athens Route 1 produced 2170 pounds of milk and 91 butterfat.
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Russel Bashore
Athens-Hocking County Dairy Service
Bashore
Jewett
Amesville
Worley Perry
Athens Route 1
Hotel Berry sign removed from front of Berry Hotel
A Logan sign company removed the large electric sign in front of the Hotel Berry on a Wednesday afternoon. The marquee remains, and the neon letters reading Hotel Berry were taken down. A university official suggested a plaque may be added to Berry Hall, the Ohio University dormitory.
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Berry Hotel
Logan Sign Company
Hotel Berry
Berry Hall
Ohio University
Leon Area Woman Dies at 88 in Mason County
Funeral services for Mrs. O Meda Dewees 88 long time Mason County resident will be Saturday at 2 p m at Wolf Valley Church with Rev. Donald Pringle. She died Wednesday at her daughter’s home Point Pleasant Route 2 after 20 years there. Surviving include two daughters three sons and many grandchildren great grandchildren and great great grandchildren. Burial in Wolf Cemetery follows calling at the Austin home.
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O'Meda Dewees
Leon
Wolf Valley
Donald Pringle
Dewees
Mason County
Marvin Austin
Point Pleasant
Marida
Violetta Stewart Buck
EUB
Austin
Lou Bowser
McArthur
Ohio
Albert
Elmwood
James
Lorain
Ray
Gallipolis Ferry
Floyd Buck
Buffalo
W. Va
Oscar
Grimms Landing
Red Cross Seeks Support for Hinochabile Visit
Athens County Red Cross urges community help for a two day blood drive at the Church of the Good Shepherd. Blood mobile hours are 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday and 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Tuesday. Appointments via LY-31651 or LY-31183. Sponsored by Ohio University RJTC departments. Largest two day collection was 329 pints.
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Athens County
Red Cross
Church of the Good Shepherd
Ohio University
Army and
Air Force
RJTC
Columbus
Street Plans Changed As Unit Breaks
City street cleaning will shift a day or two after a street sweeper broke down on Wednesday. Milton Nuzum says bids are being received for a new unit while a city crew hoses down uptown streets. Water on Court Street filled gaps dug by Ohio Fuel Gas Co. contractors. gas workers resumed work after the brief delay.
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Milton Nuzum
City Service
Nuzum
Court St
W. Union St
Ohio Fuel Gas Co
City Hall Finds Stored Shoes After Store Clampdown
A metal shoe rack about six feet high with 13 shoes was found in the hallway at city hall Thursday morning. Police indicated a N. Court St. merchant left the rack outside his store after closing hours Wednesday. The rack bore the sign Prices as Marked.
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City Hall
N. Court St
AIA Talk Scheduled by Ohio University Student Chapter
James M. Lister will speak at an open lecture of the Ohio University student AIA chapter on April 11. The Cleveland planner holds Harvard and Cornell degrees, is a Rome fellow, and helped staff the 1939 New York World's Fair design board. The talk targets geography government sociology and architecture audiences.
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James M. Lister
Cleveland
Department of Urban Renewal and Housing
American Institute of Architects
Ohio University
Lister
Harvard
Cornell
American Academy In
Rome
New York
Walter A. Taylor
School of Architecture
Four Injured in Route 33 Crash Near Athens
Four persons were injured when an auto driven by Frank William Keplar overturned on Route 33 north of Athens. Passengers Hazel Keplar James Keplar Edgar Keplar and Lena Eakle were treated at Sheltering Arms Hospital. Keplar was cited for reckless operation.
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State Highway Patrol
Frank William Keplar
Columbus
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Hazel Keplar
James
Edgar Keplar
Lena Eakle
Keplar
New Music Store Opens in Athens by Summers & Son
Summers & Son announces a new Athens store at 12 W. State St to sell pianos and organs. The facility will be co managed by Thomas Kyer and Robert Thorson, continuing the Ohio firm’s expansion from its Jackson base established in 1870.
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Athens
Howard A. McHenry
Summers & Son
State St
Thomas Kyer
Robert Thorson
Ohio
H. C. Summers
Jackson
Carl E. Summers
Marriage Licenses Granted in Local Counties
Gwinn Paul Perry 26 of Columbus Westinghouse and Christine Kay Guthrie 19 of Coolville beautician. David L. Spencer 24 of Athens Royal McBee and Sue Ann Hunter 22 of Athens Royal McBee. Monte Ray Riggle 25 of New Marshfield blader and Florence Marlene Warner 20 of Coolville bookkeeper. Allen Dale Lowery 20 of Glouster and Barbara Lou Showborn 18 of Glouster. Jerry Wayne Frum 23 city worker and Nancy Eileen Gabriel 18 city student.
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Gwinn Paul Perry
Columbus
Westinghouse
Christine Kay Guthrie
Coolville
Beautician
David L. Spencer
Athens
Royal McBee
Sue Ann Hunter
Monte Ray Riggle
New Marshfield
Blader
Florence Marlene Warner
Allen Dale Lowery
Glouster
Barbara Lou Showborn
Jerry Wayne Frum
Nancy Eileen Gabriel
March License Plate Sales At Court House Office
About 10 000 license plates were sold in March by the court house office. E B Young deputy registrar notes 1962 sales were slightly higher than 1961. Tags remain available for the regular fee but motorists cannot drive with 1961 plates.
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Court House
E. B. Young
Bureau of Motor Vehicles
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John Alden
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the Plains, Ohio
Carpenter's
Athens, Ohio
VFW
William R. Keck
Carl J. Keck
Lackland Air Force Base
Tex
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Miss
Cialist
Albany High School
Leon Area
Wolf Cemetery
Common Pleas Court
Mary G. Miller
Robert Miller
Hinochabile
Campus
Nelsonville
AIA
Cambridge
Chillicothe
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Portsmouth
Washington D. H
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Corner State & Carpenter Sts
Walter W. Jeffries
Scotts
South Court St
Koons Music Store
South Court Street
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