Speech Hearing Clinic Plans Discussed by Athens County Board
Athens County school board met Saturday night to discuss establishing a speech and hearing therapy clinic in all nine districts, review teacher reports, and approve bills. Supt George Christiman noted current programs in three schools with hopes for broader expansion. officials also announced Ohio University April conferences and a state contest at Athens High School. The board listed district debt service as Albany 4.5 mills Ames Bern 3.6 Carthage Troy 2 Rome Canaan 16 Shade 0 The Plains 0 Trimble 1 Waterloo 1 York 9.
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Athens County
George Christiman
Christman
Ohio
Ohio Temperance League
Athens High School
Albany
Ames-Bern
Carthage - Troy
Rome - Canaan
Shade
the Plains
Trimble
Waterloo
York
Driver Fined After Oak Street Crash and Property Damage
William L. McClain 25 of 14 Palmer Street pleaded guilty in Municipal Court to unsafe operation after his car struck a parked vehicle owned by Donald A. Redman and then careened into seven foundations of two Oak Street homes owned by Mrs. J. P. Fulton and James Lewis. He was fined 59 dollars plus costs and received head lacerations.
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Oak St
William L. McClain
Palmer St
Donald A. Redman
Ohio University
Lakewood
J. P. Fulton
James Lewis
Insurance Agents Active in Public Affairs Mentioned
An insurance agent is described as using professional knowledge for public good, supporting sound automobile liability legislation and modern fire prevention ordinances. Agencies and individuals such as Barstow Dillon Goddard Houck Reed, Murphey Agency, Rutherford, Lee, Gill, Nelsonsville and Glouster firms are named in association with this civic effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald K. Barstow
C. B. Dillon
D. M. Goddard
Houck & Reed, Inc
Earl F. Mathews, Inc
C. M. Gill and Co
Murphey Ins
Dwight H. Rutherford
Peter B. Lee
Joseph Seiple
Stewart Man Fined and Jailed in Municipal Court
James E. Dailey 47 of Stewart was found guilty in Municipal Court of driving while intoxicated on a no contest plea. He paid 200 dollars plus costs, received six days in jail and a one year license suspension. officers testified to a late night arrest on VE. State St. Dailey's wife Grace 42 was cited for intoxication and forfeited a 31 dollar bond after missing court.
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James E. Dailey
Stewart
Dailey
John F. Newcomb
VE. State St
Grace
Area Man Returned By Columbus Police
John Saultz of Jackson, 23, was turned over to Athens County sheriff by Columbus police on an Athens warrant. Sheriff Harold Shields says Saultz was wanted for failure to appear for arraignment in Common Pleas Court on an assault with a dangerous weapon charge, indicted by the February grand jury.
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John Saultz
Jackson
Athens County
Coolville Accidents Reported
Two people were injured Sunday afternoon in a two car crash at Route 7 and Route 50 near Coolville. Mamie Edwards of Elyria sustained a right shoulder bruise and Esta Roush of Portland had elbow abrasions and a bruised side after Edwards rear ended the Roush vehicle. Edwards was cited for failing to stop within the clear distance. Another Sunday crash near Coolville involved Ted Lawrence McKnight of Coolville and Chester Mundry of Reedsville when a trailer load of pallets shifted onto the road. Mundry was cited for carrying an insecure load.
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Coolville
Mamie Edwards
Elyria
Devo V. Edwards
Esta Roush
Portland
Carrie E. Roush
Racine
Edwards
Roush
Emergency Squad Is Called Twice Monday
Fire department and emergency squad were called for two incidents Monday morning. Kenneth Terral, 59, of Athens, suffered convulsions at Jim's 42 Grill and was taken to Sheltering Arms Hospital. Frank Doll, an Ohio University senior from Dayton, fainted at the University Center and received care for a lacera tion over the left eye at the University Health Center.
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Kenneth Terral
Athens
Jim
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Frank Doll
Ohio U
Dayton
University Health Center
University Center
Chimney Sparks Cause Roof Fire at Kelley Home
Sparks from the chimney ignited the wood shingle roof of Mrs. Lydia Kelley’s house at 43 Depot St Sunday morning. Fire department extinguished the blaze with only slight roof damage. Firemen state Mrs. Kelley had been burning papers shortly before the fire.
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Lydia Kelley
Depot St
Kelley
Ground-breaking services held for Central Avenue church education building
Ground-breaking services were conducted Sunday for the Central Ave. Methodist Church education building. The building was designed by Robert Cone, said the Rev. J. C. Charnley, pastor.
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Central Ave
Passion Week Services Held at Albany Baptist Church
The Albany Baptist Church hosts Passion Week services conducted by Rev. G. Howard Hein, inviting community members to attend.
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Albany
G. Howard Hein
Albany Baptist Church
Knights to Meet Athens Commandery 15 Knights Templar
Knights Templar Athens Commandery 15 will meet at 7 30 p m Wednesday in the Masonic Temple commander Glenn E Mingus said
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Athens
Knights Templar
Masonic Temple
Glenn E. Mingus
Four Athens Countians Inducted Into Army at Ft Hayes
Four Athens area men left by bus for Columbus to be inducted into the Army at Ft Hayes. The volunteers were Thomas B. Perry of Athens and Robert L. Barnhart of Nelsonville. Regular registrants were Leon D. Reed of Athens and Charles R. Lyons of Albany, with Lyons leading the group. Each received a Bible from the Gideon Society.
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Athens
Births at Sheltering Arms Hospital Include Five Newborns
The Sheltering Arms Hospital notes births for five families: Mr and Mrs Ben Williams of Athens welcome a daughter. Mr and Mrs Robert Morri welcome a daughter of Stewart. Mr and Mrs James Mitchell of Glouster welcome a son. Mr and Mrs Robert Alderman of Chauncey welcome a son.
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Sheltering Arms Hospital
Ben Williams
Athens
Robert Morrison
Stewart
James Mitchell
Glouster
Robert Alderman
Chauncey
Mercury Rises After Frost Across Athens Area
Warmer weather was in prospect for Athens Monday after a frosty start. At 11 a.m. the temperature reached 50, a 27 degree rise from the early morning low of 23. Sunday's low was 28 with afternoon readings of 48. Rural Hamley Run reported a low of 17 today after readings of 36 38 and 19 on preceding days.
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Athens
U.S
C. L. Colmer
Mercury
Hamley Run
Waterloo Station Chief Is Promoted
Gene Knoder head of the Waterloo Wildlife Experiment Station on Route 56 has been appointed state supervisor of game production and investigations by the Ohio Wildlife Council. He will assume the new office June 1 after a leave to attend Ohio State University. Robert Donohue remains assistant leader. The program aims to restore wild turkeys and introduce hybrid and exotic pheasants such as Reeves’, Elliot’s, Versicolor Persicus and Taleschen sis.
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Gene Knoder
Waterloo Wildlife Experiment Station
Ohio Wildlife Council
Ohio State University
Knoder
Robert Donohue
Ohio
Reeves
Elliot's
Taleschen
Columbus man fined in three used car charges
Fred Landis of Columbus Road Athens proprietor of Landis Service Station was fined $113.80 in Municipal Court on three charges for illegal buying and selling of used automobiles. Landis pleaded guilty to all counts filed by Gerald R. Priser of Nelsonville. He paid $35 and costs for purchasing a car without a title and $25 plus costs on each of two counts for selling used cars without a license.
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Fred Landis
Columbus Road
Athens
Landis
Gerald R. Priser
Nelsonville
Conservation Date Set for 1960 Farm Contracts
Conservation reserve contracts starting in 1960 take effect April 15, says Irvin Wolfe office manager of the Athens County ASCS. If started before April 15 the contract begins when conservation use starts. afterward the farmer must not harvest or use the reserve tract for grain or livestock and must follow acreage allotments and Soil Bank limits.
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Irvin Wolfe
Athens County Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Committee
Athens High School music finals showcase state talents
Thirty seven AHS students competed in the state vocal and instrumental contest finals at Thomas Ewing Junior High School in Lancaster. Ensembles led by Linda Holland and Marie Kirchner earned superior ratings while multiple soloists, including Karen Hefelfinger and John Bowling, achieved superior or excellent marks.
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Athens High School
Thomas Ewing Junior High School
Lancaster
Junior High Science Day Projects Shine at OU Exhibit
Eighth grade students from Athens Junior High earned superior ratings at the Ohio Academy of Science exhibit at Ohio University. Their displays, shown first at the school, covered rocks bones shells crystals radio transmission wiring, chicken incubation, astronomy and geology.
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Athens
Ohio Academy of Science
Ohio University
Mrs Bingman Rites Tuesday Obituary of E W Bingman relative
Mrs E W Bingman 71 died unexpectedly after a heart attack at her daughter’s home in Ransom Rd. She was daughter of John and Alvira Courtney and widow of Elmer Bingman a former C and O maintenance supervisor. Survivors include a daughter, a niece and four sisters. Funeral 2:30 p m Tuesday at First Christian Church with Rev Joe B Moffett officiating and burial in West Union Street Cemetery.
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E. W. Bingman
Dwight Robinson
Ransom Rd
John and
Alvira Courtney
Elmer
C&o
First Christian Church
Deborah
Maecenas
Ann Channell Olson
Bingman
Guy Brookins
Chauncey
Harold Brown
Athens
Walter Wharton
the Plains
M. E. Jennings
Saragosa
Spain
Joe B. Moffett
West Union Street
Jagers and Sons Funeral
Two Men Fined in Municipal Court
Two men were fined in municipal court on city police intoxication charges. Gail Showalter of Millfield was fined $25 plus costs. Woodrow Knox, 48, of Athens was fined $75 plus costs.
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Gail Showalter
Millfield
Woodrow Knox
Athens
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Ohio Conference On Education
John Good
Messenger Newsphoto
Jim Culp
W. Union
Ph. LY
Western Union
Athens, Ohio
Nelsonsville, Ohio
Glouster, Ohio
Richard Guinther
Sepfivo
Moore
Athens C
Stewart Man
Columbus
Ted Lawrence
Fire Dept
Hartford
Accident & Indemnity Co
Phone LY
Mill Street
Athens, O
Gour Besaw
Manny Teefiner
Army
Dale Potts
Ollie Baker
Guysville
Patricia Bashore
Orville Shingler
Mineral
Pearl Wallace
Amesville
Oliver Steinmetz
Brenda Sams
Jerald Gibbs
James Gibbs
Dona Chadwick
David Cunningham
Leo Potts
William McClain
David Young
Paul Estok
Cleveland
Roger Bartlett
Waterloo Station
Sis
General Insurance
Murphey
Insurance Agency
Jessie W. Ley
Mgr
N. Court
Pacer
RADIO
Smith
Court ST. Ph.ly
AHS
Linda Holland
Marlene Dicken
Nancy, Shay
Julianne Roberts
Sue Hooper
Diana Lynn Gierhart
Lanette Rice
Mary Ruth Jump
Cheryl Kimes
Marie Kirchner
Sandy Antle
Mary Cox
Pat Robinson
Phyllis Ledigar
Pat Lee
Terry Trout
Lynn Trout
Carole Steinmeyer
Sharon Weekly
Don Sylvester
Blaine Cornwell
Boyd Cornwell
Greg Sanders
Ted Corns
Charles Conrath
Phyllis Lausche
Karen Heffelfinger
Charlotte Lane
Sandra Collins
Karen Crewson
Barbara Suchanek
John Bowling
Jim McMullen
Dave Straw
Tim Turnbull
Bill Paige
Darrell Uldrich
Ron Selleck
Mrs. Bingman
William J
Abraham
Pol. Adv
M. J. Abraham
M&w
S. Court Ph
Swearingen
Bessrane
Houck & Reed, Inc. Insurance Service
Union St
Dial LY
O. G. Houck
Don Reed
Mac's Thrifty
West State Street
E. M. Conant
Pol. Ady
Emmett Shelton
Portsmouth
the Salvation Army
Union
Berne
Jaynes Furniture
State Street
Airport
Dupont
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