Dogs Chasing Stock Can Be Shot Warned At Athens Center
Security officer Russell Cremeans and Athens County humane officer Doug Odell warn dog owners after a pack from Carriage Hill chased cattle at Athens Mental Health Center last month. A steer was injured and butchered when pursued, and one dog was shot on November 25.
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Athens Mental Health Center
Russell Cremeans
Mental Health Center
Doug Odell
Athens County
Carriage Hill
Cremeans
Center
Odell
Postal Service
Post Office
County Humane Society
Henri Seibert
Postal Workers Say Athens Mail Slow Before Christmas
Athens postal workers report a slow start to Christmas mail with only a trickle of cards and parcels arriving. Foreman Stanley Kaldor expects a surge Monday and notes extended Saturday hours at the Athens post office through December 14 to help customers.
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Athens
Stanley Kaldor
Delivery Services
Postal Service
Kaldor
Ohio Valley Chapter wins award and local business notes
William Duggan spoke at the Ohio Valley Data Processing Management Association meeting where the chapter earned the Outstanding Chapter Performance Award for 1973-74 in Minneapolis. The report lists 24 member organizations and notes new Lea & Perrins broker The O G Sandbo Co. expands coverage to 28 counties.
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William Duggan
Hammermill Paper Group of
Columbus
Ohio Valley Chapter
Data Processing Management Association
Minneapolis
Ohio Valley
O.G. Sandbo Co
Lea & Perrin Inc
Sandbo Company
Lea & Perrins
Athens
Hocking
Jackson
Vinton
Custody Awarded In Athens County Minor Child Case
In Athens County Common Pleas court Alma N. Howard of Glouster Route 1 and Richard V. Howard of Glouster Route 1 are involved along with Melody B. Keirns and Paul W. Keirns of Amesville Route 1 regarding custody of a minor child awarded to the plaintiff. DISSOLUTION DECREES include Dorothy Billy and George Billy both of 41 Townsend Place. DIVORCE DISMISSAL include Della V. Jago of Trimble versus Robert R. Jago of Trimble and Ronald E. Sinclair et al versus John Martin, case settled and dismissed.
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Alma N. Howard
Glouster
Richard V. Howard
Melody B. Keirns
Amesville
Paul W. Keirns
Ronald E. Sinclair
Et al
John Martin
Athens Messenger rates and publication note
The Athens Messenger announces pricing for daily and Sunday editions and mail subscriptions. It lists single-copy prices, home delivery and tube route rates, and mail rates by region including Ohio West Virginia and nationwide. The notice also states second class matter status and the postal address for correspondence.
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Associated Press
D&s
Ohio
West Virginia
U.S. & Possessions
Athens
The
Messenger Publishing Co
Johnson Road
Chesterhill Bank Thief Convicted
A Columbus federal jury found Jesse C. Jennings 43 guilty of robbing the First National Bank of Chesterhill on August 16. He faces up to 25 years after sentencing following a background investigation. Bank president Clayton John and three tellers were in the bank. a second suspect remains at large.
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Glouster
Columbus
Federal District Court
First National Bank
Chesterhill
FBI
Jesse C. Jennings
Jennings
Bellevue
Clayton John
John
Vehicle registrations hit year low in Athens County
Clerk Marjorie Mitchell reports November 1 084 vehicle titles issued in Athens County the year’s low. The month saw 51 new 1975 cars 81 new 1974 cars and 578 used cars. Year to date totals reach 17106 titles vs 19078 in 1973 with additional categories including 21 station wagons and 49 motorcycles.
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Athens County
Marjorie Mitchell
Weather Forecast for Friday December 6 1974
Increasing cloudiness tonight followed by rain Saturday. Lows tonight in the upper 20s and low 30s. Highs Saturday in the 40s. Mild Sunday and Monday with a chance of rain. Clearing and cooler Tuesday with highs in the 40s and 30s and lows in the 20s and 30s. Sun set 5 06 p m. rise 5 35 a m. Barometer 30.27 steady. Data from Ohio University Geography Dept and Mrs. C L Colmer.
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Ohio
Ohio University Geography Department
C. L. Colmer
U.S
Southeast Ohio Black Lung Association Opens Glouster Office
The SEOBLA opens the first Ohio black lung office in Glouster at 54 S High St staffed by James Kidd and Donna Porter from 9 to 2 daily. The group aims to help over 14 000 miners and will run a black lung counselor training at the old Glouster depot next Tuesday to Thursday at 1 p.m. daily. The next SEOBLA meeting is December 14 at the Glouster Eagles Hall at 2 30 p.m.
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Southeast Ohio
Black Lung Association
Glouster
Ohio
James Kidd
Seobla
Donna Porter
S. High St
Kidd
Glouster Eagles Hall
Mrs Beaty to Attend Chicago Conference
Mrs Catherine Beaty of Athens assistant professor of speech at Parkersburg Community College and new president of the West Virginia Speech Association will represent the organization at the Speech Communication Association national conference in Chicago this month. The association forms an Advisory Council of the States to set goals and track progress in speech communication. The first meeting this month covers teacher certification for speech interscholastic forensics competition and job replacement.
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Beaty
Catherine Beaty
Athens
Parkersburg Community College
West Virginia Speech Association
Speech Communication Association
Chicago
National Association
Miller Calls to Oppose Rail Service Disruption in Southeast Ohio
Rep Clarence Miller urges leaders to oppose rail cuts as ICC plans a preliminary Northeast Midwest rail restructuring report due by late February after a 120 day extension signed by President Ford. Public hearings will review findings. final plan requires Congressional approval. Miller seeks ICC hearings in McConnelsville on Philo Relief abandonment.
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Clarence Miller
Ohio
Interstate Commerce Commission
Miller
Northeast
Midwest
Ford
ICC
Congress
Morgan County
Philo
Relief
McConnelsville
Job Open With Board in Morgan County
The Federal Hocking School Board seeks applicants for its clerk position with January opening. Apply through Supt. Carmen Scrubbio at 662-3721. Miller opposes the B&O Rail Line abandonment, urging the ICC to preserve 35 miles of Philo Relieft corridor to avoid harming local business and employment.
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Federal Hocking School Board
Supt
Carmen Scrubbio
ICC
George Stafford
Miller
Morgan County
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
B&o
Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
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William Spencer and Son
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Marjorie Iles Talbot
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