Ohio U to receive 18 passenger DC-3 from Air Force
Ohio University will obtain an 18 seat DC-3 aircraft released from the U S Air Force via HEW after a December request through the State Department of Education. The plane will back up the DC-3 flying laboratory and support research projects across the Appalachian area including the Center for Economic Education and Nigeria and Vietnam Teacher Training Programs.
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Ohio University
U.S. Air Force
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
University
State Department of Education
Francis B. Fuller
Ohio University Aviation
Avionics Group
Electrical Engineering
Federal Aviation Agency
Richard H. McFarland
Fuller
Center For Economic Education
Appalachian Regional Educational Laboratory
Nigeria
Vietnam
Ohio
Appalachian
The Plains Honor Roll Announced
The Plains High School announces its honor roll with three perfect A grades earned by Dennis Brooks Tom McGee and Wilma Mansfield. Other honorees include seniors Garry Hunter Dorothy Mansfield and more across grades from eighth to seventh with several students listed.
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the Plains High School
Dennis Brooks
Tom McGee
Wilma Mansfield
Garry Hunter
Dorothy Mansfield
Richard Horvath
Wanda Mansfield
Debby McDonald
Stan Seiferth
Leona Six
Virgil Thompason
Vern Zeger
Bonnie Cline
Paul Mullins
Anthony Meek
Larry Peyton
Kathy Wallace
Susan Welch
Sue Buck
Vickie Cottrill
Dan Dowler
Warren Jeffers
Laura Michael
Carla Seiferth
Ramona Chase
Charles Cochran
Pam Cottrill
Victoria Hawk
Chris Hurst
Marilyn McHarg
Anita McKibben
Debbie Riggs
Jean Ann Sharpe
Tim Wagner
Jean Cunningham
Kathy Seiferth
English Class for Adults Proposed at Alexander High
An adult education class may be offered at Alexander High School in either business or high school English. An English teacher is available to teach either course for credit if enough interest is shown. Fees depend on enrollment and hours. Phone 698-2241 for details. Classes opened Monday night with 35 in typing and 28 in basic sewing.
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Alexander High School
Sidewalk Snow Removal Rules Cited By Safety Director
Property owners or occupants must remove snow and ice within the first four hours of daylight after snowfall. The city has been receiving complaints about uncleared sidewalks. Negligence may lead to city citations if accidents occur, says Safety Director Thomas Chesser.
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Thomas Chesser
Custody Granted in Separation Case with Dismissals
Emma Ramsey and Helen Ledford each face orders tied to neglect or absence disputes as Geneva McDaniel gains child custody in a separation agreement. Janice and Charles Vollmer face prosecution gaps. Callisons Inc. vs Richard Neal of Neal Floral Products dismissed as claim satisfied in Common Pleas Court.
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Emma R. Ramsey
Roy A. Ramsey
Emma R
Barkie
Helen Ledford
A. Ledford
Geneva McDaniel
Lawrence McDaniel
Janice E. Vollmer
Charles R. Vollmer
Callisons, Inc
Richard E. Neal
Neal Floral Products
W. Union St
Common Pleas Court
Check Charge and Traffic Counts Are Dismissed
Municipal Judge John Newcomb dismissed charges in three cases on motion of the prosecution. Ray Douglas paid court costs after writing a $10 check with insufficient funds. Doug las made the check good. Sherman A Pratt pleaded guilty to unsafe operation after a DWI charge was dropped, fined 35 dollars and costs. Edwin D Mathews had a fictitious registration charge dropped. James Householder pleaded guilty to leaving the scene of an accident. fined 35 dollars and costs.
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John Newcomb
Ray Douglas
Spring Street
Seaman’s Grocery
Douglas
Sherman A. Pratt
Athens
Tion
Edwin D. Mathews
Little Hocking
James Householder
Elmwood Place
Columbia
Madison Streets
Mother Nature Brings Two Winter Records in Athens
Athens experiences record cold and snowfall as Colmer of the U.S. observer notes the low temperature dipping to 2 below zero, the year's record. A two and a half inch snowfall hits Tuesday morning with a high of 31 and an 18 reading at 11 am. A year ago temperatures were milder, with a 50 high and 32 low amid heavier snows.
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Mother Nature
Athens
L. Colmer
U.S
Colmer
Five Youths Depart For Military Induction
Five youths from Athens area left early today to enlist at Fort Hayes Columbus. Names include Darrell B. Van Nest of Athens George D. Cullison and Terry B. Wilson of The Plains James A. Merritt of Nelsonville and John W. Newtun who moved to the Athens board from Ashtabula. The Gideon Society gave each a Bible and the Salvation Army provided coffee doughnuts and toiletries. A three horsepower motor was reported stolen from an oil well on the Young property State Route 691 near the Poston Power plant per sheriff's deputies. An Ohio University student was moved to Hudson Health Center by the Athens emergency squad. Firemen said Miss Jean Brehm 18 became ill while working in the Ervine Hall cafeteria.
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Athens
Fort Hayes
Columbus
Darrell BE. van Nest
George D. Cullison
Terry B. Wilson
the Plains
James A. Merritt
Nelsonville
John W. Newtun
Ashta
Young
Poston
Ohio University
Hudson Health Center
Jean Brehm
Ervine Hall
Keg Grading Meet Slated For Area
A demonstration of how eggs are graded will be held at 7 30 p m on February 20 in the Buckeye Cafeteria 20 N Court St. Dale Shearer and Clarence Gerling will lead the program for egg producers from three counties with a dinner to follow. Participants include Jacob Wintle Donna J Rife Gordon A Simpson and others from Grove City Athens Nelsonville East Palestine and Nelsonville.
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Buckeye
N. Court St
Dale Shearer
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Clarence Gerling
Jacob Wintle
Grove City
Jean Dolby
Athens
Charles D. Hawk
Ethel Louise Mullins
Amesville
Gordon A. Simpson
East Palestine
Donna J. Rife
Nelsonville
Charles T. Sheppard
Doris A. Green
David E. Gould
New Marshfield
Addie
Emergency Squad Proposed By OU
Ohio University plans a around the clock emergency unit to ease Athens Fire Department workload. The campus security force will staff the vehicle as city and campus crews coordinate coverage and continue joint responses to campus and private housing calls.
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Whalen
Clyde Beasley Jr
Athens Police Department
Athens Fire Department
Charles Dalton
Athens
University
Fire Department
Local construction starts 1967 with 13 permits
Unofficial permits from the service director show 13 projects valued at 75,038 this year. Largest goes to Full Walgreens Drugs for a 30,000 remodeling of the Scott’s Five and Dime site on N Court St as Ohio University uses part of the structure. Other listed works include a 24,000 house on LaMar Heights by Dayton Kern and several smaller remodeling jobs across downtown locations.
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Service Director’s Office
Walgreen Drugs
Scott’s Five and Dime
N. Court St
Cline Ridge
Scott Building
Ohio University
Dayton Kern
LaMar Heights
Gulf and Oil
Union and Shafer
G. FE. Smith
Grosvenor St
Dwight Adams Hired by Kineer Motors
Dwight Adams of Athens Route 3 has joined Kineer Motors in the sales department. A former sales manager at Bob Hess Chevrolet, Adams brings 26 years in Athens County automotive sales. His wife is Ruth James.
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Dwight Adams
Kineer Motors
Athens Route 3
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Carpenter
South City Limits
Orion
W. Dren
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Pri
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Rm Errr
Osnaburg
Plains
Betty Lou Warren
Clarence Orval Warren
Gideon Society
The
Salvation Army
the Artists’ Shop
Mill Street
Athens, Ohio
Gesso
James Whalen
Bob Donahoe
S. May Ave
Hocking Valley Bank
S. Court St
William Johnson
N. Congress St
Rosser Bateman
W. State St
Harrison Lovsey
Phi Gamma Delta
N. College St
Rip van Winkle
Dean
Doan
Ceerenaria
Truck Discount Centers
Bob Hess
Avon Athens
Motorist and the Nation
the Automobile Club
Columbus Road
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