Induction Prelims Draw Big Turnout At Athens Board
Athens Countys Selective Service center on E State St hosted two groups for induction and pre induction exams to Columbus at Ft Hayes as part of a renewed drive to bolster eligibles. The 7 10 a.m. bus carried seven inductees including Quentin Stover Michael Dickens Ralph Ames and Ralph Williams along with six others from nearby towns. A 5 45 a.m. bus carried 28 to pre induction exams with many more Athens residents and transfers to other boards. Transfers included John Stiff to Richmond Va Herbert McClintick to Pottsville Pa and Warren Linscott to Washington DC. Selective Service noted William Eggleston did not appear.
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Athens County
Selective Service
E. State St
Columbus
Ft. Hayes
Cials
Ralph T. Ames
Athens
Quentin D. Stover
Michael D. Dickens
Ralph E. Williams
Michael J. Clifford
Glouster
Bill R. McKibben
New Marshfield
James W. Bendervich
Millfield
Gideon Society
Larry A. Sayre
Jacksonville
Charles H Douglas, Jr
Kenneth E. Woodburn
John L. Hickman
John L. Beasley
Donald G. Robson
Thomas E. Kempton
Lewis L. Hartley
Harold E. Gilkey
Richard E. Tucker
Larry J. Sater
Danny E. Wolfe
Timothy Skivers
Robert M. Delong
Joe B. Windle
Paul W. Davis
Nelsonville
Cary E. Cowdery
James A. Nutter
Coolville
Gregory A. Simons
William J. Shust
Derek T. Pettit
Larry J. Stanley
Albany
William L. Shockey
Guysville
Carl E. Bruce
Wayne W. Gilchrest
Sharpsburg
Richard L. Byrd
Arvil R. Miller
Donald K. Hartley
Trimble
John T. Stiff
Richmond
Herbert E. McClintick
Pottsville
Warren M. Linscott
Washing
One Cited Four Hurt In Mishaps
State Highway Patrol investigated Sunday accidents with one injury and four drivers cited. George Richard Smith, 20, Albany, sustained knee and chest injuries with knocked out teeth. Tom Max Streets, 24, Pataskala, cited for failure to yield. Roger Alan Akers, 16, McArthur Route 2, to Juvenile Court after leaving road and hitting a tree. Two other drivers cited for conditional speed on wet roads. Donald Gene Adams and Clarence M. Hutchins involved in separate ditch and pole incidents. A Saturday motorcycle crash on Route 50 near Route 33 left Donald William Driggs thrown and Richard Ratliff, 36, Columbus, ran over the motorcycle.
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State Highway Patrol
George Richard Smith
Albany
Hocking
Athens
Mount St. Mary Hospital
Tom Max Streets
Pataskala
Roger Alan Akers
McArthur
Donald Gene Adams
Marietta
Clarence M. Hutchins
Guysville
Donald William Driggs
Richard Ratliff
Columbus
Lexington firm delays second South Green appraisal start
A Lexington firm slated for the second acquisition appraisal in the South Green Urban Renewal area was delayed last week but should begin this week, Urban Renewal Director Richard Beagle said. Officials cited a prior project in another community as the reason for the hold up.
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Lexington
South Green
Richard Beagle
William F. Bacon and Associates
Williams pleads guilty on two counts in County Court
Bobby Joe Williams of Nelsonville Route 2 pleaded guilty to two State Highway Patrol charges. He received a $150 fine and costs plus three days in jail for driving while intoxicated and a $10 fine and costs for driving left of center.
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Bobby Joe Williams
Nelsonville
State Highway Patrol
Birth announcements and court notices from Athens area
Births list several families from Athens and surrounding towns including Mrs. Paul Cain Mrs. John Spaulding Mrs. Richard Furnish Mrs. Edna Lasch Harold S. Douglas Carolyn Fa nos and others. Municipal Court entries show multiple defendants convicted or charged with traffic violations and related offenses in Athens County. County Court reports include overload and other violations with fines plus a Royal Arch Masons meeting announced for Wednesday in the Masonic Temple.
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Paul Cain
Athens
John Spaulding
Richard Furnish
Edna Lasch
Harold S. Douglas
Carolyn Fanos
George R. Smith
Albany
Carl Hanson
Charles Pratt
Carpenter
Murl Galaway
Clifford Ruth
Shade
James Vaughn
Royal Arch Masons
Masonic Temple
Clayton Smith
Defendants Fined In City Court
Three defendants pled guilty before Municipal Judge Erle Bridge water Jr on DWI and intoxication charges. Noel Lowery 51 of Athens Route 3 fined 150 dollars and costs with three days in jail and a 180 day license suspension. Bonnie Lowery 40 of Athens Route 3 fined 50 dollars and costs with 10 days in jail. Gail Showalter 47 of Athens Route 2 fined 50 dollars and days in jail on intoxication charges.
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Erle Bridgewater Jr
Noel Francis Lowery
Athens
Gail Showalter
Athens Route 2
Driver Pleads Guilty in DWI Case. Jailed and License Suspended
William Owen Bodoh of Nelsonville changed his plea to guilty in County Court on a drunken driving charge. He was fined and sentenced to three days in jail with a six month license suspension after previously pleading innocent to the DWI citation.
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William Owen Bodoh
Nelsonville
Bodol
DWI
Cub Scout Pack 52 Holds Meeting at School Park
Fifty members, parents and guests attended the meeting at the school ball park where awards were given and the August theme discussed. Refreshments were served and trophies awarded to game winners. Next pack meeting is 7 p.m. Monday Aug. 23 at the school.
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Coolville
Torn Down Former Richland Unit at Mechanicsburg School
A tile lunch room and meeting facility at Mechanicsburg elementary, once part of Athens Local District and now in the city system, is being torn down this summer. Maynard Coates oversees the demolition to gain playground space and improve complex appearance. The tile building, formerly used for storage after heating problems, housed a cafeteria and later served scout meetings. heating upgrades in the main building eliminated its need.
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Mechanicsburg
Morrison
Athens
City
Maynard Coates
Richland Ave
Driver cited after two car crash at Court and Carpenter
Police cited Robert F. Holdern 21 of Columbus for failure to stop within assured clear distance ahead after a two car crash Sunday at Court and Carpenter intersections.
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Boyd Carl Sidwell
Frost
Richard Junior Burkhammer
Coolville
Ervin Moore
Athens
Robert F. Holdern
Columbus
Court
Carpenter
Two Oil Wells Producing in Athens County
Ohio Oil and Gas Association scout report notes two producing wells in Athens County. Producers Drilling and Contracting Co. yields 125000 cu ft of gas from the Maynard O Sayre farm in Dover Township at 682 feet depth. Grimm Bros. finished a well on Chester Cope land in Rome Township yielding 14457 ft of gas and 14 barrels of oil after fracture. An Car Oil Co. sets a Berea location on land of C H McKinley in Rome Township.
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Athens County
Ohio Oil and Gas Association
Producers Drilling and Contracting Co
Maynard O. Sayre
Dover Township
Grimm Bros
M. S. Sartorius
Chester Copeland
Rome Township
An-Car Oil Co
Berea
C. H. McKinley
Weather Update from Athens Monday Cloudy and Cool
U.S. Observer C. L. Colmer reported 9:30 a.m. temperature at 65 with a two degree rise from the early low. Weekend highs reached 86 and 83 with rainfall totaling two-tenths of an inch. Last month’s rainfall was 3.41 inches, up from July 1964’s 2.70 inches.
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Athens
U.S
C. L. Colmer
Colmer
Area Couple Rescued After Burr Oak Lake Incident
GLOUSTER An Athens Route 2 man is reported in good condition at Sheltering Arms Hospital after a Burr Oak Lake incident Saturday. Carl Hanson 49 sank while swimming grabbing his wife Phyllis and pulling her under. guards pulled them from the lake and administered respiration. Mrs Hanson was released. Carl Hanson works at McBee Systems.
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Glouster
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Burr Oak Lake
Carl Hanson
Phyllis
Norbert W. Johnson Funeral Home
Hanson
McBee Systems
School Board Papers Filed Across Several Districts
Seven petitions were filed Monday with the county election board as school boards seek trustees. Bill A. Riley of The Plains area, before its merger with Athens, is the sixth to file for the city board. three petitions were for Nelsonville, and one each for York, Waterloo, and Ames boards.
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County Election Board
Bill A. Riley
Plains School Board
Athens City
City School Board
Nelsonville
York Board
Waterloo and
Ames
Two New City Firemen Begin Duties Monday
Two new firemen start provisional 30 day appointments with the city fire department under Chief Charles Dalton. Phillip H. Laughlin and Larry D. Jones, both Athens High School graduates and Army veterans, will train on day shift for two weeks then join regular shifts. They will be paid 370 dollars monthly and receive first aid training as part of departmental duties.
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City Fire Department
Charles Dalton
Phillip H. Laughlin
Wolfe St
Dewey Laughlin
Larry D. Jones
Evert Jones
Morris Ave
Dalton
Red Cross
Jones
Laughlin
Athens High School
Army
Columbus Business College
Ohio University
Primrose clutch debuts as lingerie inspired leather handbag
Buxton unveils Primrose a leather clutch with embroidered lingerie styling in pink white or aqua. The design features primrose motifs and scalloped edges promising a bold, not prim look by ALTMANS.
Court Cases Samuel W LaHugh and Glennie Tippie
Samuel W. LaHugh, 40, of Chauncey, charged with intoxication, appeared before the sheriff with a $20 fine and costs. Glennie Herman Tippie, 57, was also recorded in connection with the docket.
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Samuel W. LaHugh
Chauncey
Glennie Herman Tippie
Science Shrinks Piles New Way Without Surgery
A New York report claims a healing substance named Bio-Dyne in Preparation H shrinks hemorrhoids, relieves itching, and stops pain without surgery. Case results show real shrinkage and patients declaring piles no longer a problem, with the product available as suppositories or ointment.
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New York, N. Y
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