Bond Issue Seen For New District School
The city school board plans a fall 1964 bond issue to build a new high school for the newly formed district. Enrollment target is 1000 to 1250 pupils for economical operation. Voter decisions by Chauncey-Dover joining Athens and Plains and Ames-Bern transferring are pending. An Feb 21 workshop at Athens High will discuss educational planning.
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City School Board
Chauncey-Dover
Athens High School
Athens
Four candidates file petitions for local and state offices
R Kenneth Kerr of Athens seeks a fourth term as state Democratic central committeeman and delegates at large. Mable Tigner Democrat treasurer 247 signatures Virginia Riley Romine Republican clerk of courts 433 signatures Richard B Rypma Republican representative 150 signatures also filed Monday with the county election board. Last week Harold Shields Republican sheriff 500 signatures Chriss Wolfe Republican commissioner Homer B Gall Republican prosecuting attorney filed petitions later.
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State Central
R. Kenneth Kerr
Athens
Democratic Central
Lancaster
County Election Board
Mable Tigner
Virginia Riley Romine
Richard B. Rypma
Harold Shields
Chriss Wolfe
Homer B. Gall
Four Held After Fights At Area Inn
Sheriff's deputies at the 50-A Inn to pick up two University of Akron students arrested two women who started the fight. Judy Ann Keirns 20 and Hazel Marie Howard 28 were fined 30 dollars for disturbing the peace. Gary Robert Griffith 21 and Stephen Joseph Engler 22 both of Akron forfeited 30 dollar bonds on fighting charges. Raymond Ellsworth Moody 49 Millfield was fined 15 dollars and costs on an intoxication charge.
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University of Akron
Judy Ann Keirns
Millfield
Hazel Marie Howard
Athens
Gary Robert Griffith
Stephen Joseph Engler
Akron
Raymond Ellsworth Moody
Births and admissions at Sheltering Arms Hospital notes
Births list Mr and Mrs Marvin R Bush a daughter Athens and Mr and Mrs Danny Turner a daughter Albany. Admitted L Ambrose Howard Guysville Route 1 Ern est Whitlatch New Marshfield Route 1 Agnes Powell The Plains Fauna Rhodes Athens Robert Crace Athens. Dismissed Kelly Allen Carpenter Route 1 Hazel Dunfee Athens Route 3 Mildred Ogle Athens Bernadine Whan Athens Route 4 Dean Platt Athens Route 3.
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Marvin R. Bush
Athens
Danny Turner
Albany
L. Ambrose Howard
Guysville
Ernest Whitlatch
New Marshfield
Agnes Powell
the Plains
Fauna Rhodes
Robert Crace
Kelly Allen
Carpenter
Hazel Dunfee
Mildred Ogle
Bernadine Whan
Dean Platt
Induction Calls Set for February at Ft Hayes
Three men from Athens County left for Columbus Monday to be inducted at Ft Hayes as the first February call. Jerry T. Holcomb Glouster led the group, with Charles S. Gwinn Jr Athens and Orville Reid Jr Torch. Each received a Gideon Bible. A second nine are slated to depart Feb 17 with Michael E. Patton Nelsonville as leader.
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Athens County
Selective Service
Columbus
Army
Ft. Hayes
Gideon Society
Jerry T. Holcomb
Glouster
Charles S. Gwinn, Jr
Athens
Orville Reid, Jr
Torch
Trenton
Mich
Holcomb
Michael E. Patton
Nelsonville
Ronnie L. Watkins
Jerry D. Mellinger
Dale H. Thompson
Charles R. Jeffers
Donald A. Hunter
Millfield
Donald W. Radford
the Plains
Jerry F. Llewellyn
New Marshfield
Harold V. Shark
Logan
Army recruiter moves to new office location
MSgt. Charles M. House will move his Army recruiting office Friday to 78 E State Street on the second floor. The local draft board sits on the first floor. His previous office was in the basement of the sheriff's building on Washington Street.
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Charles M. House
E. State St
Draft Board
Sheriff’s Building
W. Washington St
Driver Fined Jailed and License Suspended After DWI Guilty Plea
Winona Barrett pleaded guilty to driving while intoxicated in Municipal Court. She was fined 250 dollars, 12 days in jail with six suspended, 120 days probation, and a one year driving ban, with two prior DWI convictions. The Salvation Army will hold its monthly clothing day from 1 to 3 p.m. Tuesday led by Capt. Henry F. Tempel.
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Winona June Barrett
W. Washington St
Salvation Army
Henry F. Tempel
Athens Masons to Meet Evening Session at Temple
Athens Chapter 39 Royal Arch Masons will convene at 7 30 p m Wednesday in the Masonic Temple Joseph P Trepp high priest announced
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Athens
Royal Arch Masons
Masonic Temple
Joseph P. Trepp
Court Case Filed Against Eugene Weekley in Athens
Municipal court records show Eugene Weekley of Route 3 Athens charged with disorderly conduct by Mary Johnson. A $25 fine plus costs assessed.
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Mary Johnson
Permit Filed For New Bowling Alley Building
An application to construct a building to house a bowling alley was filed with the service-safety director’s office. Kenneth Jones representing J and M Rental submitted the proposal for a site on the north side of W Union Street between the American Legion and the Elks Lodge. The permit is pending as Jones supplies additional information.
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Service-Safety Director's Office
Kenneth Jones
J and M Rental
W. Union St
The
American Legion
Elks Lodge
Jones
Cub Pack Plans Window Display for National Boy Scout Week
Cub Pack 55 sponsored by First Presbyterian Church will show a window display at Strawn Plumbing Co on N Court St Feb 7 13 for National Boy Scout Week. Cub master John R Abel announced plans. awards were given to Jeff White Steven Van Ness Leo Engleman Bradley Graham for various scout achievements.
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First Presbyterian Church
Strawn Plumbing Co
N. Court St
John R. Abel
Jeff White
Silver Arrow
Steven van Ness
Leo Engleman
Bradley Graham
Traffic Fines for Two Drivers Cited in City Police Report
Joe E. Morgan a 22 year old driver of Wheelersburg was fined 10 dollars and costs for failure to yield the right of way. Warren Delbert Reeves 43 of Albany Route 2 was fined 15 dollars and costs for speeding by the patrol.
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Joe E. Morgan
Wheelersburg
Warren Delbert Reeves
Albany
Royal McBee Names Quik-Chek Copier Distributor
Royal McBee Corp announced an exclusive national distribution pact with Quik-Chek Electronics and Photo Corp for Quik-Chek’s electrostatic office copying machine. The deal includes a $2.5 million minimum purchase over three years and a desk-model capable of 20 copies with a dial setting. Headquarters for Quik-Chek are in Philadelphia and Royal McBee will market under its own Royal brand alongside Quik-Chek’s.
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Royal McBee Corp
Quik- Chek Electronics and Photo Corp
Quik- Chek
Royal McBee
Royal Typewriter
Quik-Chek
Philadelphia
Mild Monday Forecast With Sunny Start and 31 At 9:30
U S Observer C L Colmer noted a clear mild day ahead with a 9:30 a m temperature of 31 and a morning low of 25. Sunday yielded a 49 degree high under bright sun increasing Groundhog shadow chances and six more weeks of winter anticipation.
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Prospect
U.S
C. L. Colmer
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Plains
Ames-Bern
Mac’s Thrifty Store
State Street
Athens, Ohio
Earl F. Mathews, Inc
C., M. Gill and Co
Dwight H. Rutherford
Joseph Seiple
Donald K. Barstow
D. M. Goddard
Houck & Reed, Inc
Jessie W. Ley, Inc
Nelsonville, Ohio
Glouster, Ohio
Richard Guinther
Area Inn
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Amin Moore
Kerr-Hunter
MONAT
John Wood
John Woop
Stimson Plumbing & Heating Co
Yennie
Murphey
Insurance Agency
Jessie W. Ley
Katherine Hartley
N. Court
Hocking Valley Bank
Stimson
General Telephone Building
Washington St
J. B. Kimball
Messenger Newsphoto
Eugene Weekley
Cline
Kayser
Altman
Lawhead Press
East State ST
Ohio
Houck and Reed, Inc
Bob Baur
Mr. Baur
Bob
Houck and Reed, Inc. Insurance Service
W. Union
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