Mayor's sounding board hears complaints in Athens
The new board met for the first time and heard input from Tom Cady and Guido Stempel about student views on city government and law enforcement. Observations criticized power centers and calls for more transparency while officials defended sessions as vital and open.
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Raymond Shepard
Tom Cady
Athens
Appalachia
Stempel
Grover
Ohio University Post
Mollica
Franklin Sheeter
Tuckerman
Shepard, Crewson
Check Writing Charge To Go To Grand Jury
Parma Heights man bound over to the grand jury on charges of intent to defraud the Athens National Bank. Ohio University student Robert Weber pleaded guilty to the related misdemeanor after restitution, receiving a $200 fine and a suspended six month sentence.
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Grand
Parma
Weber
Cub Awards Presented by Pack 55 at First Presbyterian Church
Cub Scout Pack 55 held a recent meeting at First Presbyterian Church where Bobcat badges went to Scott Reichard Doug Wells David Peterson and Terry Deeds Steve Ellis earned a bear badge and gold arrow point David Whealey earned wolfe badge gold arrow point and assistant denner bar Mack Farley and Terry Deeds earned denner bars Two Webelos scouts Dick Whealey received a citizens badge and Phil Yun earned an artist badge The group decorated a Christmas tree and donated it for use at the county jail.
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First Presbyterian Church
Scott Reichard
Doug Wells
David Peterson
Terry Deeds
Steve Ellis
David Whealey
Wolfe
Denner
Mack Farley
Webelos
Dick Whealey
Phil Yun
Miss Lucretia Jo Hall Returns Home From Europe
Miss Lucretia Jo Hall daughter of Mr and Mrs Bill Hall 20 East Washington Street arrived home Sunday afternoon from Germany where she has been studying and teaching for the past 15 months She traveled from Germany to New York then to Columbus by plane visiting many countries in Europe during her stay
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Nelsonville
Lucretia Jo Hall
Bill Hall
Washington St
Germany
New York
Columbus
Europe
Accidents Blamed On Slick Roads In Point Pleasant Area
State Police investigated three noninjury accidents Monday on slick secondary roads. James Sheets 66 of Buffalo collided with Herbert Hanes 53 of Greenbanks on Big 16 Mile Creek. Mary Kebler 30 of Mason and Edward Hogg 45 of Point Pleasant collided on Route 14. Ronald Martin 30 and Lloyd Thornton 30, both of Letart, collided on Broad Run Road. No arrests.
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Point Pleasant
James Sheets
Buffalo
Herbert Hanes
Greenbanks
Big 16 Mile Creek
Mary Kebler
Mason
Edward Hogg
Broad Run Road
Ronald Martin
Lloyd Thornton
Letart
Sheltering Arms Hospital Notes
Birth announcements from Sheltering Arms Hospital list several families in Athens and The Plains. Names include Turner, Reich, Roth, Lindberg, Fuller with newborns, plus additional parents Davenport Shultz Bail Edwards Katz Fletcher Perry Hill Edmonds Blessing Mills Ryan.
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James R. Turner
Athens
Larry Reich
Gerry Roth
Stanley Lindberg
Willard L. Fuller
Jerry Bail
Donley Edwards
Barry Katz
Marvin Fletcher
Charles Perry
Richard Hill
Robert Edmonds
Ben Blessing
William Davidson
Lula Mills
Jack Ryan
Psychiatric Treatment Forum At Athens Center
Dr Charles McDonald director of Tennessee re education program will speak at a Athens Mental Health Center public forum Monday morning at 9 30. Dr Harry Chovnick will welcome and introduce guests and note the program is partly financed by a federal continuing education grant for the center staff. McDonalds lecture on adolescent psychiatric treatment will be followed by a Q A session.
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Charles McDonald
Tennessee
Athens
Harry Chovnick
McDonald
City crews spread salt and cinders on major roads
Safety Director Dwight Robinson said crews were dispatched at 9 30 a m to salt and spread cinders on main highways while hills and secondary streets would be treated next. He noted city buses ran on an extra hour daily for shoppers with about 268 passengers served by local merchants.
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Service Safety
Dwight Robinson
Robinson
City Charter Commission Sworn In and Organizes
The City Charter Commission, sworn in by new chairman Lowell Howard, elects permanent officers. William Fenzel becomes vice-chairman, Karol van der Veur secretary-treasurer, Peggy Cohn and Earl Hooper librarians. Meetings will be at Columbus and Southern Ohio Electrical Co. on the 2nd and 4th Mondays, open to the public. John F E Gotherman Jr. will speak at the Jan 12 session on charter functions and formation possibilities.
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City Charter Commission
Lowell Howard
William Fenzel
Karol van der Veur
Peggy Cohn
Earl Hooper
Columbus and Southern Ohio Electric Company
John FE. Gotherman Jr
Ohio Municipal League
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Mayor’s Sounding Board
Scott Nelson
Messenger
Mayor's Sounding Board
Appalachia College
Gerald Mollica
Crewson
Council
W. Washington St
Harold B
Swisher
West State Street
C. J. Tippett
Horme
Paul M. Williams
Roger W. Wolf Bear
Fort St
Nelson
Nationwide Insurance
Nationwide
Nationwide Life Insurance Company
Cub Awards
Miss Hall
Sheltering Arms Hospital
David Moreland
Roger Boyd
Georgia Cullison
Dale Shultz
the Plains
Albert E. Hess
Albany
Psychiatric Treatment Forum
Agas
Athens, Ohio
Men's & Boys’ Dept
Culligan Water Conditioning, Inc
Bankamericard
Men's Permanent Press
Easy Care
Therma
Boys’ Permanent Press
Altman
Sissi
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