Downtown Athens Study Explores City Hall Relocation
Ohio University architecture class led by George T. LeBoutillier presents seven seniors’ proposals for moving city hall and redeveloping E Washington Street. Projects include a possible two level parking structure, church site swaps, and a future TV studio expansion, all classroom oriented with no city cost.
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Athens
Ohio University
George T. LeBoutillier
City Hall
E. Washington St
City Council
LeBoutillier
Charles Dalton
Fred Weber
Paul O’brien
College and Washington
E. Washington and
College Sts
First Presbyterian Church
Washington and Court
Presbyterian Church
College St
Southeastern Ohio Guidance Center
Presbyterian
Presbyterian Manse On College St
First Methodist Church
University
Washington and College
Washington
Mill St
Court St
LeBoultilier
Ohio University Architecture
Mike Hadley
Paul Williams
Larry Kuns
Washington and College Sts
Messenger Newsphoto
Dr. E. Harry Bean Dies In Florida
Funeral services were held in Florida for Dr. E. Harry Bean 89 Athens native who died in Pensacola from injuries after being struck by a car. Educated at Ohio University and the American School of Osteopathy Kirksville Mo he practiced in Columbus before moving to Florida 35 years ago.
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Florida
E. Harry Bean
Athens
Pensacola
Ohio University
American School of Osteopathy
Kirksville
Columbus
Police Department Faces High Turnover and Vacancy
Dwight West resigns effective Sunday after 18 officers left the force in the last decade. Chief Joseph Grogan says most left for higher pay, some dismissed during probation for qualifications, and one was hired briefly to fund medical school. A vacancy will open April 30 with West’s two weeks vacation. Five applications exist. civil service to schedule an exam to build an eligibility list.
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Dwight West
Joseph Grogan
Grogan
West
Civil Service Board
Cancer Crusade Kickoff In Athens County
Twenty volunteers attended a 1963 Cancer Crusade kickoff breakfast at Mrs. Paul Fontaine's home. Mrs. John Risch led the session in Mrs. Leland Southerton's absence and distributed a flip chart and kits to zone captains and area workers.
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Paul Fontaine
John Risch
American Cancer Society
Athens County
Leland Southerton
Crusade
Risch
Howard France
Traffic Fines Listed For Numerous Violations Across Cities
A list from the State Highway Patrol shows multiple violators with fines. John Edward Stinson 23 Albany speeding 15 dollars and costs. George Grimmett 20 Youngstown speeding costs. Sherry Splover 20 Cleveland speeding 15 dollars. Josephine Lewis 47 Trimb le excessive speed 25. Charles Sharpe 58 Athens Route 5 stop sign 5. Marshall Ward 19 Ath ens Route 2 speeding 20. Ned Hermann Jr. 19 Cincinnati stop sign 5 and costs. Ruth Varady 48 Athens Route 3 speeding 15 and Cellar Kittle 63 Glouster Route 3 passing on approach to curve 10 and Howard Mayles 32 Sharpsburg no valid operator license 35 and costs.
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John Edward Stinson
Albany
George Edmund Grimmett
Youngstown
Sherry Lee Splover
Cleveland
Josephine Lewis
Trimble
Charles Arthur Sharpe
Athens
Marshall K. Ward
Ned Charles Hermann Jr
Cincinnati
Ruth Vernita Varady
Cellar Moine Kittle
Glouster
Howard Ivan Mayles
Sharpsburg
State Highway Patrol
Looking For Cat He Winds Up In Court
Police said Angus Macauley 24 of 2514 S Court St wandered in an alley near Court St Thursday night with a small knife looking for a cat to kill He was arrested and cited for intoxication Macauley pleaded guilty in Municipal Court Friday fined $25. Lewis Emmett Van Cooney 29 Middleport charged with driving while intoxicated appeared in County Court Friday Case continued until Monday not placed under bond.
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Angus Macauley
S. Court St
Court St
Macauley
Lewis Emmett van Cooney
Middleport
State Highway Patrol
Easter Egg Hunt Slated by Kiwanis Club
An Easter Egg hunt for children 12 and under will be held Saturday at 10 a.m. on the Athens County fair grounds, conducted by the Kiwanis Club.
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Athens County Fairgrounds
Kiwanis Club
Ex-Teacher Hattie Aden, 78, Dies at Home
Hattie Kendall Aden of Coolville aged 78 died Thursday afternoon at her home. Retired teacher of Coolville Torch and Hockingport for 40 years she belonged to the Presbyterian Church and taught at Coolville Methodist Church. Survived by sister Helen McCleod five nephews two nieces. Funeral Monday 2 pm at Coolville Methodist Church with Rev Eldon Boggs officiating burial in Coolville Cemetery. Friends may call after 3 pm Saturday at the residence.
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Coolville
Hattie Kendall Aden
Torch
Hockingport
Presbyterian Church
Coolville Methodist Church
Eldon Boggs
Freezing frost hits Athens with 28 degree low
U S Observer C L Colmer reports frost and sub freezing air in Athens. Early morning low reached 28 degrees with temperatures rising to 48 by 10 a m. Thursday's high was 60 degrees.
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Athens
U.S
C. L. Colmer
Bond Forfeitures Reported for Two Young Drivers
Clifton Lee Morris age 19 of Georgia Hanna faces a $25 for speeding cited by State Highway Patrol. Thomas James Wyszynski age 19 of Wickfield forfeits $15 for a stop sign violation cited by State Highway Patrol.
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Clifton Lee Morris
Gahanna
Thomas James Wyszynski
Wickfield
Red China’s Scientific Rise Warns U S Audience
Dr. Tien Hsi Cheng of Penn State warned Ohio University students and faculty that Communist China shows strong scientific progress since 1949. He cited rapid advances and a mix of old and modern methods, noting China lags behind the United States yet presses toward world prominence.
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Tien-Hsi Cheng
Red China
Cheng
Pennsylvania State University
Ohio University
China
Red
Nigerian Secretary to Speak at Ohio University Banquet
The first Nigerian Embassy secretary in Washington F M C Obi will address a 5 30 p m banquet in Baker Center ballroom sponsored by the International Club and Ohio University African students. Thirteen students led by Rudy Roberts of Liberia head the group. tickets are available to the public by calling Mrs William Diles LY 3 4550.
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Washington, D.C
F. M. C. Obi
Baker Center Ballroom
International Club
Ohio University
Rudy Roberts
Liberia
William Diles
Births and admissions at Sheltering Arms Hospital
Mr and Mrs Earl Reeves announce a son born in Athens Route 1. Admissions include Joseph B Vanity Jr Daniel J Smith William T Harding and Mrs Richard Theken in Athens and Athens Route 4. Dismissals cover Mark South Athens Route 1 James Brookhart Athens Route 3 Anthony Kinnen Guysville and Mrs Dorothy Dent Athens.
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Earl Reeves
Athens
Joseph B. Vanity, Jr
William T. Harding
Richard Theken
Daniel J. Smith
Mark South
James Brookhart
Anthony Kinnen
Guysville
Dorothy Dent
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Phone LY
Security Bank
DaVita
LOGAN
Tel
Sears
Logan, Ohio
the Security Bank
Federal Deposit Insurance Corp
R. C. Cook
Wayne L. White
Evelyn Linscott
N. Court St
Police Department
THE
Athens Pharmacy
Athens, Ohio
Cat
Patrol
Harry L. Coon
Vitilious Rutter
Carl Cunningham
Doanville
Ruth Newtun
Carol Crawford
Shively Hall
Hudson Health Center
Fire Department
South Canaan Baptist Church
Mercury
Circle K Club
St. Paul’s
A&p
Sime
Siemer Packing CO
Corning, Ohio
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Christ
Keller & Weltner
Monument Co
John Eberst
Larry Eberst
Paul Beach
W. Hunter St
Luckoff
Savvice
Home Savings & Loan Association
Washington St
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Federal Home Loan Bank
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