Firemen Complete 36-Hour Basic Firefighting Course
Twenty five firemen from Richland Athens and Albany departments earned certificates after a 36 hour basic firefighting course conducted at Richland Area Fire Department headquarters. The program was led by McArthur Fire Chief Loyd Gill with support from the Ohio Department of Education Training and Industrial Education Division and the Athens Board of Education.
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Richland Area
McArthur
Loyd Gill
Ohio Department of Education
Athens
Harlan Harris
Albany
Carl McClure
Wilbur Conkey
James Richard
Tom Adkins
Billy Bunch
Joe Jagers
Cloyce R. Martin
Gene Rowe
Charles Tribe
Henry Tempel
Phillip Russell
Frank Deardorff
Richland
Messenger Newsphoto
Peterson's Ointment Promises Fast Pile Relief
Itch of piles relief offered by a cooling soothing astringent Peterson's Ointment claimed to ease itching and smarting. Sufferer testimonial says itching stopped and sleep returned. advertisement promises 60c and 75c sizes at druggists with satisfaction guarantee or money back.
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Peterson
Court Case of Guy Elmer Stump Involving Intoxication
Guy Elmer Stump, 60, of Carbondale, faced intoxication charges after deputies took him into custody. He was held on a $30 bond set by the sheriff's deputies.
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Guy Elmer Stump
Carbondale
Sheriff's Deputies
Municipal Court Result For Charles A. Graham Cadiz
Charles A Graham of Cadiz charged with intoxication by city police was fined 25 dollars plus costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles A. Graham
Cadiz
Tours Called Off by Ohio Governor Rhodes
Governor James A. Rhodes canceled his planned tour of nine county fairs today due to unspecified reasons. He had scheduled visits across several counties to inspect agricultural exhibitions and public events.
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Columbus
James A. Rhodes
Dowler Athens Delegation To Discuss 33 50 Bypass
A delegation representing local interests will confer in Marietta with Division 10 deputy director John Dowler on the Routes 33 50 bypass plan. Mayor Raymond Shepard notes unanimous local backing for a proposal to interchange 33 and 50 and divert traffic around the city. Local groups including Athens City Council the Athens Business Association Committee of 14 Plus planning commission and county commissioners will be represented along with Ohio University officials. The meeting is scheduled for 10 a.m. EDT in Marietta.
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Marietta
Division
John Dowler
Division 10
Muskingum Dr
Raymond Shepard
Athens Business Association
Planning Commission
Ohio University
Hegal Entry Is Admitted In Nelsonville Case
Ray Pickett aged 18 of Nelsonville Route 1 was bound over to the grand jury on a breaking and entering charge after pleading guilty in Municipal Court. He faced a $500 bond and was accused of breaking into a tractor barn on Nelsonville Route 2 owned by Ruth Blair, with Burley Blair filing the charge.
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Ray Pickett
Nelsonville
Pickett
Ruth Blair
Burley Blair
Mechanic's lien foreclosure filed over Young residence addition
Dayton Kern sues in Common Pleas Court to foreclose a mechanic's lien for labor and materials on the addition to the home of Baker W. and Hazel Young at 70 Stewart Street. The unpaid balance claimed is $3287.41. Athens County Savings and Loan Co. of 3 W. Union St. is named as a defendant for its interest in the premises.
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Dayton Kern
Common Pleas Court
Kern
Baker W
Hazel Young
Stewart St
Athens County Savings and Loan Co
W. Union St
Bluegills and Bass Bite At Burr Oak
Reports from Burr Oak detail heavy bluegill catches with many 9 to 10 inch fish. John Levandoski caught 12 bluegills weighing 5 pounds 9 ounces, including a 10 inch fish. William Eppley hooked multiple large bass up to five pounds, while other anglers like William Mingus and Dick Hunter reported sizable catches.
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Burr Oak
Harold W. Vaughn
Glouster
John Levandoski
Locust St
William Eppley
William Mingus
Dick Hunter
Clyde Tippie
Byron Guinther
Glen Ahle
Jesse Roberts
Rendville
Lake Burr Oak
Church Unit Holds Picnic In Glouster
The Ladies Aid Society of the Church of Christ held a picnic supper at Memorial Park in Glouster on Aug. 6 for members and their families. Attendees included William Bartels and family, Fred Heffkin and family, June Heffkin, Betty Smith and son Mark, Carol Ann Baker, Vernice Smith, Lela Welling, Charles Drake and daughters Karen and Dorothy, Marilyn Brown and son David, Linda Everett, and Mary Tolliver.
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Taylor Ridge
Ladies Aid Society of the Church of Christ
Memorial Park
Glouster
William Bartels
Martha
Mike
Mitch
Fred Heffkin
June Heffkin
Betty Smith
Mark
Carol Ann Baker
Vernice Smith
Lela Welling
Charles Drake
Karen
Dorothy
Marilyn Brown
David IH
Linda Everett
Mary Tolliver
Manslaughter Indictment Still Stands
A two count indictment for second degree manslaughter and leaving the scene of an accident against Donald Lee Garey is still pending in Common Pleas Court. The case stems from a traffic death in April 1962. Garey was tried previously but the jury could not reach a verdict.
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Donald Lee Garey
Corning Route 2
Common Pleas Court
Garey
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Robert J Mingus
Daltonhurst
G. N. Sidders
Robert Dinsmoor
Inlet
New Marshfield
Aviings
Ials
Hocking Valley Bank
Fhiocking Valley Bank
East State Street
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Glouster Meetings
Loyal Womens Class
Church of Christ
Sophia Nagle
Edith Andrews
Jacksonville Mothers Club
Mary Lou Talbert
Lisa Sawyer
Trimble Band Boosters
Trimble
Geneieve Baker
Ernest F. Baker
Farpentfr Hdwe
High St
Glouster, Ohio
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