Grove City Man Appointed To Hocking Bank Position
Grove City man Jack Calvin Malone was named executive vice president of Hocking Valley Bank in Athens. He will assume Sept. 9, filling the vacancy from Harry Colburn’s resignation. Malone, 39, currently at Huntington National Bank in Columbus, has a long banking background and ties to Ironton and Grove City. He and his family plan to relocate to Athens.
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Grove City
Hocking Bank
Hocking Valley Bank of
Athens
Jack Calvin Malone
Howard Stout
Malone
Harry Col
Burn
Fremont
Ironton
Huntington National Bank
Columbus
North
Huntington Bank
First National Bank
Public Finance Corp
Ohio Bell Telephone Co
Ironton High School
Marshall University
Ohio State University
American Banking Institute
Marshall University Alumni Association
Kiwanis Club
Grove City Jaycees
Jaycees International
Ironton Masonic Lodge
Scottish Rite
Shrine
Grove
Athens Plans Elementary Registration for New Students
Registration for elementary students not yet enrolled in the Athens city school system will run from August 29 to September 1. Acting Superintendent Herman Humphrey says grades one through six may register at their respective schools daily from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m.
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Athens City
Herman Humphrey
Forfeit Bonds On Trespassing. Three Athens Residents Named
In Athens County Court three residents facing trespassing charges forfeited bonds. Bruce Chesser of 12 Lloyd Street posted $17.40, Douglas Hantala of Route 4 Athens posted $17.10, and William Woellner of Route 4 Athens posted $17.30, in a case filed by Edward Terrel Harmony Road.
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Athens County
Edward Terrel
Harmony Road
Bruce Chesser
Lloyd St
Athens
Douglas Hantala
William Woellner
Dr Ham Participates In Speech Seminar
Dr Richard E Ham of Ohio University will be a special delegate at a seminar on training sub professionals in public school speech therapy. Sponsored by the University of Maryland and the American Speech and Hearing Association with a grant from the U S Office of Education, the meeting runs September 6 to 8 at the University of Maryland.
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Richard E. Ham
Ohio University
University of Maryland
American Speech and Hearing Association
U. S. Office of Education
Hong Kong graduate student struck by train in Athens
An Ohio University graduate student Rebecca Sui Chun So, 26, of Athens, was hit by a Baltimore and Ohio freight train at 12:20 p.m. while walking the tracks between Wolf and Race Streets. She suffered a broken rib, deep cuts, head and knee injuries, and body bruises and is listed in satisfactory condition at Hudson Health Center. Witnesses say the eastbound train traveled about 30 mph. she was knocked about 21 feet into high weeds and did not respond to whistle warnings as she approached within 30 feet. The flasher lights were working and the train length was about 357 feet. The incident occurred between Cincinnati and Baltimore.
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Ohio University
Hong Kong
Hudson Health Center
Baltimore and Ohio
Rebecca Sui Chun So
Kurtz St
Athens
Wolf and
Race Streets
Athens Fire Department
Ulysses LeGard
Chillicothe
Miss Lo
Cincinnati
Baltimore
Bond Forfeitures In County Court From Speeding And Signals
A county court docket lists numerous defendants from Ohio and nearby states fined for speeding failure to stop sign and related traffic violations. Names include Andrew Lovett Charles Lawrence Wendell Davidson Johnny Wither antexe Floydshotten Walter Rolis Eugene Herman Joyce Ann Robinson Stanley Brown Norma Hert Dan Rizer Robert Peoples Bernard Lee Cain Dekersky William Otis Boyles Fred Stahl James Hart Kenith Richmond Denzil Heaney James Lowe Norman Westfall John Ruth Jr William Kessler and more with penalties from 5 to 25 dollars and costs plus suspended or contingent terms.
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Andrew Lovett
Columbus
Charles Lawrence
Cleveland
Wendell Davidson
Racine
Wise
Johnny
Akron
Reedsville
Webster
Ind
Bowling Green
Walter Rolis
Tampa
Fla
Eugene Herman
Pittsburgh
Joyce Ann Robinson
Belpre
Stanley Brown
Logan
Norma Hert
Marietta
Fred Stahl
New Marshfield
James Hart
Moon
Tex
Kenith Richmond
Haydenville
Ohio
Denzil Heaney
Parkersburg
James Lowe
Chesterhill
Norman Westfall
Cincinnati
John Ruth Jr
Athens
William Kessler
Bremen
Cincinnati firm tops bids for South Green urban renewal demolition
Cincy firm King Wrecking submitted the apparent low bid of 25590 for demolition of about half the South Green urban renewal project area. Bids were opened by service safety director Dwight Robinson and will be tabulated by city engineers. Lowest alternate bids and other bidders are listed, with plans to start demolition by September and complete in about three months. The city has purchased 48 of 92 parcels and will pursue additional condemnation suits, with two already filed.
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King Wrecking, Inc
Cincinnati
South Green
Dwight Robinson
Service Safety
City Consulting
King Wrecking
Giles Building and Maintenance
Columbus
Phillip Skinner
Morristown
L. T. Boccia Construction Co., Inc
Niles
Ohio
Stalder Wrecking
the Plains
Richard Beagle
Court Cases in Municipal Court
Granville Thompson trustee Mohawk Tribe No 174 faces illegal liquor sale matter with no contest set for Aug 25. Norma Wooten of Athens Route 5 cited for obscene language with no contest, bond $32, continued to Aug 29. Seel Albany charged with intoxication after police stop. Joseph Zisman 18 of Pittsburgh cited for failure to stop at red light. Ronald Reasoner Fort Wayne speeding, patrol $18. Bret Russell Stewart Route speeding, patrol $18.
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Granville Thompson
Redmen
Athens
Ian R. Bourde
Ohio Department of Liquor
Norma Wooten
Ernestine Clay
Amesville
Att Seel
Albany
Joseph Zisman
Pittsburgh
Ronald Reasoner
Fort Wayne
Ind
Bret Russell
Stewart
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Olympia
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Underwood
Were Smith Audio-Visuals, Inc
William Diles
W. Union Athens
Men’s & Young
London
Mecca
Oxford
Wey
Nichie-Jonie
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