Seven Middle School Pupils Earn All A's
A Athens Middle School honor roll lists seven students with all A grades for the second nine weeks. Among seventh graders are Theresa Klimke and Lori Reinhardt. sixth graders include Chris Scheck and Meg Topping. The list also names numerous eighth and sixth graders with straight A reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens Midde
Sarah Jane Skinner
Howie Dean
Carl Stempel
Nedra Soltow
JoAnne Spring
Theresa Klimke
Lori Reinhardt
Perreh
Sherlyn Rensom
Paul Rodgers
Shelia Rutter
Elzabeth Seibert
Julie Stout
Laura Farington
Beth Henderson
Jeannette Someone Jones
Jackie Windle
Susan Duckler
John Day
Debbie Dunfee
Diane Ellis
Sue Gibson
Mark Holdcroft
Laura Rider
Jlveinda Willaims
Ron Cartwright
Shauna Pierce
Linda Wilson
Debbie Kirkendall
Dowd Wilhelm
Leslie McCarthy
Chris Scheck
Meg Topping
Mark Slagle
Dino Marsh
Boion
Terry Shay
Mark Reid
Joe Sligo Ton Lin
Charlies Buckley
Kethryn Baird
April Crowell
Scott Dailey
Elliott Diane Erwin
Becky Evener
Ted Goffert
Patricia Griffin
Kathy Harrison
Lori Holt
Barbara Kiere
Elizabeth Kortlander
Tim Lavelle
Lutan Lawrence
Nick Linscott
Dwight Thielmenn
Michesl Turcif
Joel Welling
Mark Huntne
View Johnson
Scott Lee
Erica Morks
David McBride
Janet McKibben
Candace Poffenburger
Terry Weissman
Larry Anderson
Jay Wormke
Debra Wekefield
Suzette Hall
Melinda Losure
Janet Grey
Tamra Bailey
Barbara Willams
Bruce Walter
Darlene Sopp
Debra McLoughlin
Pamela Fulks
Fred Lacy
Joy Martin
Judy Moertin
Michael Mayhew
Route 50 Crash Injures Belpre Couple Near Coolville
A Belpre couple were taken to Camden Clark Hospital after a head on collision on Route 50 six miles west of Coolville. Donald R. Austin and his wife Lorenna suffered injuries while Frank Warosh was cited for driving left of center.
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Belpre
Camden Clark Hospital
Parkersburg
Coolville
Donald R. Austin
Lorenna
Frank Warosh
Columbiana
Austin
Warosh
North Berm
Doctors Excused From Suit In Hocking Valley Hospital Case
Judge W D Sauer of Washington County released Drs Paul Siehl and J E Rauch as defendants in a suit seeking a restraining order against Dr Charles Pritchard. Plaintiffs Waive temporary injunction and plan final hearing at earliest date. Board of trustees represented by Forrest Moore. Dr Siehl by Hubert Lappen. Dr Rauch by Edwin Johnson. Five doctors seek permanent injunction blocking Pritchard from surgical privileges over staff credentials committee objections. Judge Sauer assigned due to Harley Meyer disqualification in prior hospital cases.
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Siehl
Hubert Lappen
Rauch
Edwin Johnson
Dr. Pritchard
Board of Trustees
J. Ward Doering
R. C. Jones
T. J. Najm
Jan Mathews
L. W. Starr
Sauer
Hocking
Harley Meyer
Old Settlers Reunion elects new officers in Jacksonville
GLOUSTER The Old Settlers Reunion committee met at Jacksonville Town Hall to elect officers. Co chairs are Jim Bendervich and David Lowry, with Susan Bendervich as secretary and Floyd Hart as treasurer. Next monthly meeting set for Jacksonville School. fund raising party planned for Wednesday at 7 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Old Settlers Reunion Committee
Jacksonville Town Hall
Jim Bendervich
David Lowry
Susan Bendervich
Floyd Hart
Jacksonville
Athens Chamber urges AHS to join Tri-County Vocational School
A Sunday Messenger report states the Athens Chamber of Commerce is pressing Athens High School to join Tri-County Joint Vocational School at Nelsonville. The chamber will not make a recommendation until the matter goes before its board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens Chamber of Commerce
Sunday Messenger
Chamber
Athens High School
Tri-County Vocational School
Tri- County Joint Vocational School
Nelsonville
Three EMS Calls Transport Women to Sheltering Arms
The fire department emergency squad reported three calls on Monday and Saturday evening. Mrs. Ellen Oxley, 57, was taken to Sheltering Arms Hospital at 3:44 a.m. after illness at home. Mrs. Helen Davis, 51, from Dayton, received oxygen en route following an asthma attack on Union Street on Saturday at 6:40 p.m. Miss Maxine McGee, 48, was ill at 90 West State Street and transported to the hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fire Department
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Ellen Oxley
W. State St
Helen Davis
Dayton
Union St
W. State
Maxine McGee
Courthouse Closure and Meeting Date Change
In observance of Lincoln's Birthday the county courthouse will close for the day. The county commissioners meeting moved from Thursday to Wednesday for their regular business session. Guests included Mr and Mrs Buddy Earich of Millfield and Mrs Mary Lou Abdella of Chauncey visiting local hosts in Hilliard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln's
Buddy Earich
Millfield
Mary Lou Abdella
Chauncey
Jack Earich
Bus Nelson
Hilliard
Jacksonville
Jacksonville Mothers Club
Mary Lou Talbert
Boy Scouts In Kootaga Set Record
PARKERSBURG Kootaga Area Council now has 6200 scouts and adult leaders. Scout Executive Wesley Vv Bergdorf marks the 60th anniversary of the BSA noting council projects include Scout methods for 10000 visitors, highway anti littering campaign, and 53 non scouts camping at Camp Kootaga. He credits public support for the record of service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parkersburg
Sheltering Arms Hospital Notes and Club Meetings
The release lists numerous births in Athens and surrounding areas from Sheltering Arms Hospital notes. It also notes upcoming meetings of the Glouster Garden Club and the Jacksonville Mothers Club with times and host residences.
Central Committee Listing Corrected
San Johnson of Jacksonville is a Republican candidate for central committeeman from his district not a Democrat. Elections Director William Howe said Johnson’s petition was mixed with Democratic ones and reported incorrectly. Chauncey Village Council to meet Monday at 7 p.m. in Village Hall for February’s first bi monthly session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Johnson
Jacksonville
Central
Board of Elections
William Howe
Johnson
Messenger
Chauncey
Homes Of Presidents Rothwell Club Topic
Miss Helen Dennison hosted and led the Rothwell Club meeting at Hotel Gordon Glouster. She gave a paper on Homes of the Presidents. Officers elected were Everett Eddy president Ann Williams secretary and Roger Kittle treasurer. Cadettes meet tonight. Boy Scout Banquet at 6 30 p.m. in Chauncey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Helen Dennison
Rothwell Club
Gordon
Marie Eddy
Everett Eddy
Ann Williams
Roger Kittle
Two Scouts Earn First Tenderfoot Badges in Scout Troop 51
Beacon School sponsored Boy Scout Troop 51 awarded its first tenderfoot badges in 15 months. Joe Enlow of near Albany and David Welsh of Coolville received the badges at a Court of Honor marking Scout Week. The event also recognized 10 other Scouts advancing toward tenderfoot rank under Scoutmaster Lou Sytsma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boy Scout
Beacon School
Joe Enlow
Near
Albany
David Welsh
Coolville
Lou Sytsma
Motion Filed On Murder Indictment
Erle Bridgewater filed a motion in Common Pleas Court to quash Mrs. Barbara McBride’s grand jury indictment for first degree murder. Officials say she cannot understand the indictment due to apparent insanity while she is held at Lima State Hospital for psychiatric examination after the December killings of her two young children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Pleas
Erle Bridgewater
Barbara McBride
McBride
Marietta
Lima State Hospital
Bridgewater
Appalachian Coal Boom Redraws Kentucky Landscape
The Kentucky coal industry nears a historic peak with over 100 million tons mined yearly as demand doubles by century's end. Giant corporations dominate output, embracing strip mining technology, while miners face deadly risks and environmental cost. Union voices remain quiet amid rapid industrial change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Harwood
Laurence Stern
Washington Post
L.A. Times
Middlesboro
John F. Kennedy
Appalachia
Kentucky
Harlan
United States
Kennecott Copper
General Dynamics
Kerr-McGee
Continental Oil
Occidental Oil
Humble Oil
Standard Oil
Iowa
Indiana
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Peabody Coal
Kennecott
Harry Caudill
Ralph Nader
Bureau of Mines
O’leary
Maurice Henry
Father seeks funds for funeral in tractor accident case
William Ervin executor of James Ervin’s estate filed in Common Pleas Court for 1200 dollars to cover funeral costs. The suit names Claire Glenna and Thomas Ball of Ervin Road, related to the Ball farm where James Ervin died in a May tractor accident. Ervin had earlier pursued a damage suit but lost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Pleas Court
William Ervin
Ervin
James Ervin
Claire
Glenna
Thomas Ball
Ervin Road
James
Ball Farm
Divorces Dismissed and Masonic Meetings Set
Sally H. Dunfee of Longview Heights and Keith Dunfee of Athens Route 3 had their divorce dismissed on the plaintiff’s motion. Also scheduled are Paramythia Lodge 25, F and AM Tuesday and Athens Commandery 15, Knights Templar Wednesday at the Masonic Temple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sally H. Dunfee
Longview Heights
Keith Dunfee
Athens
Masonic
Masonic Temple
Paramythia Lodge
F&am
Athens Commandery
Knights Templar
Shooting Ot Marshal Is Denied
Former Glouster man William Gardner 27 of Columbus pleaded innocent to wounding Jacksonville Village Marshal Joe Burch in a Labor Day scuffle. Gardner is jailed on 500 bond for assaulting a law enforcement officer. hearing set for 9 a.m. February 18.
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Glouster
Jacksonville
Joe Burch
Illiam Gardner
Columbus
Burch
Gardner
Robert Carr
Carr
Nelsonville
Alabama
Officials Awaiting OK on City Hall Funds
Athens officials may learn this week if federal funds will back city hall remodeling. The Governor’s Advisory Committee postponed its meeting to Friday, delaying decision on financing the second floor conversion into a Municipal Court and council chamber.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Governor's Advisory Committee
Council of Government
City Hall
Council Chamber
Baker and Combs Con
Census Survey Set For Week Of Feb Fifteen
A sample survey of employment and unemployment will be conducted in the area during the week of February 15 by the Census Bureau. Mrs. Patricia Hinkle of Crooksville will supervise the local operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Census Bureau
Patricia Hinkle
Crooksville
Capital Wins Forensics at Miami University Tournament
Capital University of Columbus won the team trophy at the twelfth annual Miami University Forensics Tournament. They finished 10-0 with 457 speaker points across five rounds. Akron University placed second at 8-2 with 383 points and Caio University third at 7-3 with 438 points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oxford — Capital University of Columbus
Miami University
Capital
Akron University
Caio University
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Tina Abdella
Connie Adams
Jeff Bennett
Susie Slack
Chris Boram
Search Crawford
Jill Gray
Jef Hopkin
Stan Huffman
Gina Johnson
Justin Klimke
Susan Kiock
Mark Mace
Tim McNabb
Karen Olberson Olson
Kim Overby
al Penson
Ken Semmens
Linda Smith
Lisa Wel
Kathy McMillen
Linda Tippie
John Adams
Debbie Carpenter
U . - Sein
Ken Steinhof
Old Settlers
East State Street
Squad
Belpre, Ohio
Putnam Howe Drive
DIAL
Boy Scouts
Kootaga
Harry Ellison
John Lemming
Michael Jenkins
Craig Bundschuh
Elizabeth Stover
Ray Mathews
Marvin DeWeese
Lee Roach
Joseph Polak
James Probasco
Aubrey Oxley
Ernest Kyle
James Ewing
Russell Oxley
Brian Laisure
Walter
Hazel Alice Ward
Walter Keirns
Alice Davis
Herman Fickisen
Herman Ficki
Lee Elliott
Gene Thrailkil
John Graham
Herbert McKnight
Richard West
Gary Withrow
Marilyn Withrow
Otis Norris
Hollis Cunningham
Howard Roush
Elizabeth Kiser
Homer Bolin
Raymond Augustine
Frank Barnhart
Joe Parks
Stephen Kovacs
Mae Guess
Ethel Collins
Durward Stotts
John Cassells
Gary Wilson
Wilbur Ruth
Harold Davis
Central Committee
Carseyville
Harold Shields
Council
Chaun
Cey
Den 2
Den 1
Chauncey Christian Church
Appalachian
U.S. Bureau of Mines
John F. O'Leary
C. D. McDowell
Harlan Coal Operators Association
Washington, D. C
McDowell
Congress
Hollis M. Dole
Dole
United Mine Workers of America
Forensics
Armco Buildings
Stellox
Budy & Hill. Inc
REACO
Golden Savings
F.d.1.c
First National Bank
Nelsonville, Ohio
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