Food Stamp Program Aids 1491 Athens County Residents
In Athens County since November 1, 1491 people in 418 households use the food stamp program. March data show $17,551 spent to buy $27,139 worth of food, with $9,588 in bonus coupons. Two Ohio University student families qualify under standard criteria. The program is federally funded, including the U S Department of Agriculture.
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Ross
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Amesville man pleads innocent to concealed revolver charge
Leonard Homer Rodehaver, 56, of Amesville Route 1, pleaded innocent in County Court on Saturday to possessing a .32 caliber revolver in a car. He posted a $500 bond and was bound to the grand jury after deputies arrested him Friday on Route 680 near Albany. In a separate matter, Emmett Blaine Fox’s suit against Michael Karabinos was dismissed after settlement in Common Pleas Court.
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Amesville
Rodehaver
Albany
Emmett Blaine Fox
Michael Karabinos
Union Head To Address OU Teachers Meeting
Dr Archie E Allen vice president of the Michigan Federation of Teachers will address a public meeting at Ohio University Bromley Hall 7 p.m. on Professionalism Unionism and the College Instructor The OUFT Local 1739 seeks a faculty grievance procedure equitable salary schedule and stronger input in policy making as part of its drive to expand union membership in Athens.
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Archie E. Allen
Athens
Ohio University Federation of Teachers
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Ohio University
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Allen
Henry Ford Community College
Dearborn, Mich
Graduate School
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Judgment Sought In Traffic Crash In Ohio City
Marvella Stover of 318 W Union St files in Common Pleas Court seeking 32269.92 from Donald Pierson of Dayton over a May 1952 crash on W Union St at Depot St. Stover says Pierson crossed the center line and was injured. Athens Commandery 15 Knights Templar will meet at 7 30 p m Wednesday in the Masonic Temple per Herald L Ogg commander.
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W. Union St
Common Pleas Court
Donald Pierson
Dayton
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Depot Street
Athens
Knights Templar
Masonic Temple
L. Ogg
Firemen Respond To Oil Spill On City Street
The city fire department was summoned at 3 45 p m Friday to Richland Avenue and Canterbury Drive where fuel oil spilled from a 50 gallon can onto the street. Firemen tried to flush the oil but called the city service department to spread sand on the slick surface.
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Ohio University Professor to Retire After 42 Years of Teaching
Ohio University psychology professor Amos Anderson will retire in June after 42 years on the faculty. He will be honored at a testimonial dinner at the Ohio University Inn and will serve as visiting professor and acting chairman at Wilmington College in the fall. Professor emeritus Robert F. Mager will speak at the dinner on Actions Teach Louder than Words.
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Amos Anderson
Ohio University Department of Psychology
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Anderson
Wilmington College
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Escapee From Prison Is Ex-County Resident
An escapee from Hopemont State Hospital, George Lee Hosey, 36, formerly of Sharpsburg in Athens County, was captured in Columbus after a savings and loan robbery. His records include impersonation of an FBI agent in 1957, armed robbery in 1960, and prior escapes and sentences at Moundsville State Prison and an honor camp. Born February 7, 1931, Hosey was committed to Moundsville State Prison in 1965 and later assigned to a state hospital detail.
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Athens County
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Ballots Ready for May Voting Across County
The county election board has ballots for the May 2 primary, with Ruth Stratton noting absentee ballots can be mailed or cast in person at the board offices. The county will vote on two proposed amendments to the state constitution, with Athens city school district residents, Democrats in Glouster, and Republicans in Athens voting on other measures.
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Ruth Stratton
Union Printing Co
Athens City
Glouster
Athens
Father and Son Banquet Set at Masonic Temple
Para mathia Lodge 25 F and AM announces the Father and Son dinner for 6 30 p m on April 15 at the Masonic Temple. Guest speaker will be Rev Clyde C Pinnell new minister of First Methodist Church. Reservations close Tuesday and the lodge will meet at 7 30 p m Tuesday with a short educational session after the business portion.
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F&am
Masonic Temple
Clyde C. Pinnell
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Mrs Adele Sharpe Taken To Hospital After Illness
Adele Sharpe aged 44 of 136 Columbia Avenue was ill and removed to Sheltering Arms Hospital Friday afternoon by the fire department emergency squad.
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Adele Sharpe
Columbia Ave
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Fire Department
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