Subdivision Regulations Pass First Council Hurdle
The city council gave first readings to four codes governing building fire prevention electrical and plumbing plus subdivision rules. It also referred an outside water sewer tap fee ordinance to committee and approved two other measures under suspension of rules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Efa
City Hall
Planning Commission
Robert Sutton
Earl Hooper
Charles White
John White
Sutton
Richland Ave
Athens National Bank
Tad Grover
Council
Athens State Hospital
Water and Sewers Committee
Foster Coe
Emerson Ball
Gerald Mollica
Rumac Apartments
N. McKinley Ave
State Highway Department
Victor Weekley
Longview Heights
Residents protest N College St parking lot plan
City Council first reading a lease with First Presbyterian Church to convert 9 N College St into city offices and raze 15 and 21 N College for a graded parking lot. Residents led by Maurel Hawkins urge a beautified design and concealment of Court St rear facades, while a plan to share revenue and taxes is outlined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Johnson
N. College St
Maurel Hawkins
Court St
Hawkins
College St
First Presbyterian Church
N. College
Ing
Presbyterian Church
S College St. Westminster Foundation
Athens County Fair closes with record four day attendance
Fair officials expect four day attendance to exceed 12 500 after gate receipts are checked. The 110th Athens County Fair featured the county talent show two and three year old Ohio Colt Stakes and the first prime beef steer sold at the Junior Fair livestock sale. Friday drew over 4000 spectators, the biggest night of the event.
Plane Fliers Over Albany Spark Citywide Alarm
Albany residents reported a low flying jet at about 10 30 p m causing a sonic boom and shattering plate glass at Dick Akers service station Elliott's Farm and Home store and McDaniel's Clever Farm market A Lockbourne AFB investigator would survey the damage while temperatures rose from Monday into Tuesday to 62 82 degrees In other items Robert Buchman Paul Hull and Elizabeth Carey faced minor traffic related charges in local courts.
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Albany
Dick Akers
Elliott's Farm and Home
McDaniel
Clever Farm Market
Lockbourne Afb
Traffic tickets for four individuals in patrol report
James Michael Baily age 22 of Haydenville faces $15 fine plus costs for unspecified offense. George D. Esselman 18 of Kettering cited for passing offense with $20 fine. Kenneth L. Kuhn from Boise Idaho charged with speeding and $30 fine. Hubert Manford Brown 37 from West Virginia cited for speeding with $25 fine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Michael Baily
Haydenville
George D. Esselman
Kettering
Kenneth L. Kuhn
Boise
Idaho
Hubert Manford Brown
W. Va
Harry Lee Stewart Guilty of Intoxication
Harry Lee Stewart was found guilty of intoxication after police report. The hearing cited a $25 fine as part of the judgment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Lee
Stewart
Legion meeting sets 1964-65 budget plans and picnic
Members of the K. T. Cros sen Post American Legion gather Wednesday at 8 p.m. at the Legion home to discuss the upcoming 1964-65 budget and outline plans for the annual stag picnic in September.
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K. T. Crossen Post
American Legion
Legion
Athens Order of Demolay Meets at Masonic Temple
Athens Chapter Order of Demolay will gather Thursday at 7 p.m. in the Masonic Temple to finish inspection plans. Real estate transfer shows Russell S Walters to Donald C Seelhorst of inlot 604 Athens city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Order of Demolay
Masonic Temple
Russell S. Walters
Donald C. Seelhorst
Athens City
Shelterin g Arms Hospital Notes Rendville Births and Discharges
Mrs. and Mrs. William Ro mine welcomed a daughter Rendville. Admitted Geraldine Hope of Athens and several others from Athens The Plains and Glouster. Discharged Stella Fulton Athens and others including Don Seevers and son from Glouster Route 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Romine
Rendville
Geraldine Hope
Athens
Ruth Carsey
Billy Hill
the Plains
Dorothy Cunningham
Sandra Wakefield
Stella Fulton
Charles Williams
Don Seevers
Glouster
Clyde Dillon
Fifteen Registrants Leave for Pre Induction Tests
Fifteen 18 year old registrants depart Tuesday morning for pre induction physical exams in Columbus. Names include Bernard Goss Luther Berry Richard Warix Nelsonville Floyd Heightland Larry Pierce Chauncey William Hunter Clyde Ely Howard Frost Charles Bartlett Athens Arthur Boudinot Millfield Kenneth Hutchinson Albany Bruce Llewellyn New Marshfield and David Runyon Glouster. Carle Pennell Chauncey did not appear. Two men were sent in July Robert Daniel Stewart and Hubert Linscott Millfield. The Athens Izaak Walton League will meet at 7 30 p m Thursday at the clubhouse per P S Wamsley secretary. A movie on a water bill will be shown. Robert Burns Roe Williams 25 teacher Sandusky and Sandra Kay Hall teacher Nelsonville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Bernard C. Goss
Luther S. Berry
Richard Everett Warix
Nelsonville
Floyd J. Heightland
Larry G. Pierce
Chauncey
William O. Hunter
Clyde V. Ely
Howard T. Frost
Charles F. Bartlett
Athens
Arthur H. Boudinot
Millfield
Kenneth R. Hutchinson
Albany
Bruce D. Llewellyn
New Marshfield
David Runyon
Glouster
Carle L. Pennell
Robert L. McDaniel
Stewart
Hubert A. Linscott
Barn Destroyed By Fire In The Plains
A Sunday night blaze destroyed a barn owned by William T. Perry in The Plains. Assistant Fire Chief Walter McDonald said two trucks and 10 firefighters responded to the 10:15 p.m. alarm but could not control the fire on arrival. Perry, president of UAW Local 324, was alerted by Larry Sheridan and Richard Cullison. Two cars in the structure were reported lost. cause and damage estimates were not yet available. Junior firefighters controlled traffic around Route 33 east of The Plains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William T. Perry
The
Plains
Walter McDonald
Plains Department
Perry
UAW
Larry Sheridan
Richard Cullison
Doctorate Awarded James E. Rodgers At OU Graduation
James E. Rodgers former Perry County Southern School District superintendent will receive a doctor of philosophy in school administration at Ohio University's 205th Commencement on August 22 He will stay at OU as Assistant Professor of Education Rodgers led Corning public schools 1955 to 1960 and earned degrees from Ohio State He is married to Pauline Kiener OU graduate with five children living at 246 East State St.
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James E. Rodgers
Perry County
Ohio University
Rodgers
College of Education
Corning High School
Corning
Ohio State University
James E
Bertilla Goulding Rodgers
Pauline Kiener
East State St
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National Association
Michael Molchan
Raymond Shepard
DeWitt
Hayden, Stone
NEW York Stock Exchange
D. H. Qwonesy
Sams
Cline Bldg
O. Ph. LY
Save
Athens County
Seccertlly Bank
College
Harry Crewson
Capital Improvements Committee
Richard Phillips
Robert’s
Levis
S. Court Street
U. S
C. L. Colmer
Robert Bryan Buchman
Murray City
Elizabeth Ann Carey
Cleveland
Paul Eugene Hull
Coolville
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Izaak Walton League
P. S. Wamsley
Robert Burns Roe Williams
Sandusky
Sandra Kay Hall
Route 33
BY Adler
Mimani
Linle
Ens
Young America
Levi's
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