Bus Service Extends To Chauncey And The Plains
The Morton Corp. introduces free first day bus service from Athens to Chauncey and The Plains starting Monday. Routes run via Route 33 and 682 with pickups at 6:15 a.m. and 7:15 a.m. and 1:15, 3:15, 5:45 p.m. Fares are 60 cents cash or 50 cents with tickets. student rates 40 to 50 cents. PUCO granted temporary permission. The service expects about 700 riders on Monday and Tuesday as familiarity grows.
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Chauncey and the Plains
Athens Bus Lines
James Morton
Morton Corp. Bucyrus
Athens Bus System
Athens
Morton
Plains
Chauncey
Public Utilities Commission of Ohio
Morton Corp
Public Transportation
Ice
PUCO
Lake Shore Bus Line
the Plains
W. Union Street
Vote Board Data Sent To Brown For Registrar Decision
The Athens County board of elections tie vote on rescinding voter registration in rural townships will be broken by Secretary of State Ted W. Brown who backs registration. Registration in Canaan and Dover townships is planned for June 6 8 and 12 with hours 10 am to 2 pm and 4 to 9 pm. E. B. Young says 16 workers, eight precincts, and a registrar from each party will staff polling places. Registration office reopens May 18 and runs to Sept 25.
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Board of Elections
Ted W. Brown
Athens County Board
Brown
William Rowland
William Mechem
William Lavelle
William Hoffman
Canaan
Dover
E. B. Young
Young
Athens
Quirks Shape Early Presidential Odds in Local Talk
In Glouster Mrs. Norbert W. Johnston explored quirky factors shaping elections, noting 1876 Blaine vs Hayes, gas-light bribery, and the rarity of tallest winners. Jacksonville notes Tammy Cominsky omitted from Easter program. Glouster Garden Club to hold spring dinner Monday at Burr Oak Lodge with transport details.
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Glouster
White House
Norbert W. Johnston
Progressive Study Club
Gordon
Jacksonville
Tammy Cominsky
Jacksonville Methodist Church
Tammy
John Cominsky
Glouster Garden Club
Burr Oak Lodge
Arthur Gorsuch
Cherry Street
Opium Pills Found After Ohio Arrest
Highway patrol stopped a car on Route 33 south of Nelsonville for a faulty headlight and brake. In the vehicle officers found 98 pills containing opium derivative, three marijuana hash bars, carried by John Michael Irvin and Charles Howard Dahmer, both jailed with $8,000 bail each for narcotics possession. A search warrant yielded the narcotics. Irvin and Dahmer face a April 24 Municipal Court hearing. Irvin also carried a concealed .22 revolver and Dahmer a chain. A report on the remaining pills is expected soon. Mrs. Carolyn Zalupski, 74, of 99 EF State St., was admitted to Sheltering Arms Hospital after a possible stroke. Emergency squad assisted. An earlier line notes an estimate that about five billion prairie dogs once roamed the Great Plains.
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Patrol
Columbus
John Michael Irvin
Perrysburg
Charles Howard Dahmer
Toledo
Irvin
Dahmer
Nelsonville
Athens
Ohio University
Franklin Sheeter
Howard Falk
Robert Long
Carolyn Zalupski
State St
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Zalupski
TV Coverage Of Mock Convention Shown Sunday at Ohio Univ
National Broadcasting Co will air pre 1968 Mock Republican Convention activity from Ohio University on WSAZ TV Channel 3 Sunday at 5 30 p m The segment includes interviews with student campaign managers for McCarthy Kennedy Rockefeller Nixon and other hopefuls and footage of a parade and campus hoopla Conventions begin April 25 with a 6 p m rally and continue April 26 27 at Grover Center A Time magazine polling project will tally campus presidential choices across the nation and be announced by Time
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National Broadcasting Co
Ohio University
Wsaz-Tv
Channel 3
WSAZ
Bos Johnson
Frank McGee
Eugene McCarthy
Robert F. Kennedy
Nelson Rockefeller
Richard M. Nixon
Grover Center
Time Magazine
Time
Teachers Dinner Set By Board Members
Final plans for the annual teachers dinner were made at the Athens County Education Executive Board April meeting. The dinner is May 3 at Burr Oak Lodge with social hour at 6 30 p m and smorgasbord at 7 p m Tickets must be bought from board members by April 26 Executive representatives at the meeting included Hilah Williams Reba Marshall George Sands Barbara Fiala D C McIntorf Jay Creighton and Julia Starlin Also noted was Cortez’s report on the Seven and Under conference in Columbus and upcoming events including the Ohio Education Association negotiations conference April 27 at Veterans Memorial Auditorium Columbus the Kent leaders’ conference August 25 the Lake Hope membership meeting September 7 and the SEDEA meeting November 1 McInturf announced availability of reference bulletins on tax rates cost per pupil and related topics.
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Athens County Education Executive Board
Burr Oak Lodge
Hilah Williams
Albany
Reba Marshall
Amesville
George Sands
Alexander High
Barbara Fiala
Glouster
D. C. McIntorf
Federal
Hocking High
Jay Creighton
Waterloo
Julia Starlin
Federal Hocking High
Cortez
Columbus
Ohio Education Association
Veterans Memorial Auditorium
Kent
Lake Hope
SEDEA
McInturf
Pre Registration Set For Summer Quarter at Ohio University
Ohio University announces summer quarter pre registration with deadlines for declaring intent by May 6 to 11 and returning materials to Edward R. Beckett May 10 or 11. Bills go out May 17 and are due May 31. Non pre-registrants may register for term one June 17 and term two July 24, with related start, refund, and examination dates.
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Ohio University
Edward R. Beckett
Sheltering Arms Hospital Notes
List of patients admitted to Sheltering Arms Hospital from Athens and surrounding areas including Bed illon John Tippie Carolyn Zalupski Pearley Cunningham Leonard Haning Leslie Davis Jeri Dee Hartley Edith M. Deeter Ruth Davenport Teresa Graham Tina Brooks and The Plains residents. Dismissals include Merrell Holmes Earl Kincade Henry Lauer John McComb Janelle Mullins Duane B. Schneider Arthur M. Smith Virgil Stark and Mrs Gary Wickham and her son.
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John Tippie
Carolyn Zalupski
Athens
Pearley Cunningham
Leonard Haning
Albany
Leslie Davis
Amesville
Charles Dixon
Glouster
Jeri Dee Hartley
Merrell Holmes
Earl Kincade
Henry Lauer
John McComb
Janelle Mullins
Duane B. Schneider
Arthur M. Smith
Virgil Stark
Gary Wickham and Son
Fire squad responds to illness call at Ta talos home
The Athens Fire Department reported an emergency squad responder to the home of Steve Tatalos, 68, at 9 54 this morning. He was ill and admitted to Sheltering Arms Hospital. Ohio five day forecast notes near normal temperatures with highs in the 50s and lows around 40, warmer weekend, cooler midweek, and light rainfall.
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Athens
Ohio
Ebony editor says Daley would not order deadly force
Lerone Bennett Jr of Ebony Magazine challenged Chicago Mayor Daley's alleged remarks about shooting looters, calling such talk crazy and fueling racial tension. Bennett, Kennedy Lecturer at Ohio University, urged study of white fears and prejudices and urged progress toward true equality.
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Martin Luther King
Ohio University
Chicago
Richard Daley
Lerone Bennett Jr
Ebony Magazine
Kennedy
Bennett
Daley
Easter Egg Hunt Left 20 Eggs Still Available
A group of Girl Scouts from The Plains hosted a belated Easter egg hunt at a roadside park south of Nelsonville. Seventy eggs were hidden before rain interrupted the event, leaving 20 eggs still waiting to be claimed.
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Nelsonville
Trash Fire Spreads To Brush In Elliottville
Firefighters report burning trash spread to grass and brush in Elliottville on Thursday afternoon. The blaze charred over two acres on property owned by James Coen and Robert Carsey before crews extinguished it after being called at 12 45 p.m.
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Elliottville
Richland Area
James Coen
Robert Carsey
Carson and Bradford attend Michigan funeral for Apger
Mr and Mrs Herman Carson of Coolville and C C Bradford of Worthington attended funeral services for Russell Apger in Morenci Michigan.
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Coolville
Herman Carson
C. C. Bradford
Worthington
Russell Apger
Morenci, Mich
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Baine
Ingersol
Rutherford B. Hayes
Mrs. Johnston
Theodore Roosevelt
Alton P. Parker
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Wendell Willike
Francis McAllister
T. R. Rose
Fairlawn Ave
Austin
Murphy's
OL Pound Jar
Kelley Brewer
Middleport
Kelley Renee Brewer
Stewart Brewer
Second Avenue
Veterans Memorial Hospital
Annie
Teddy
Kenneth Matson
Rutland
Malta
Lewis Riley
Martin Funeral Home
Robert E. Smith
Miles Cemetery
Angelo Ladato
Congo
Mount St. Mary Hospital
Stay
Ladato
Congo Company
St. Bernard Catholic Church
Corning
Mario Ladato
Stanford, Conn
Charles Haluska
Millertown
Humphrey Funeral Home
Shawnee
Great Plains
Bob Rogers
United States
John W. Bolin
Court of Common Pleas
Marjorie Mitchell
Luciana Piera Walker
Morris Ave
Italy
Katharina Wolf
Grover St
Germany
Ricardo Antonio Souto
N. College St
Cuba
Elaine Munro
Euclid Dr
Canada
Bill Roscoe
West Fairgrounds
John H. Bedillon
Gubrious
King
Atlanta
America
Allen
Hardware & Farm Supply
Stimson
A&p
Owen W. Glassburn
First Wesleyan Methodist Church
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