Two Wooster Students Held for Traffic Violations
Terrence Sidley and David Griffith, Wooster College students both 18 from Akron, were arrested Tuesday by the State Highway Patrol and city police on three traffic violations. Sidley faced running a stop sign and removing traffic control signs, Griffith charged with defacing signs. Bonds posted. Sidley $45, Griffith $30. A Feb. 25 hearing was set in Munichrt.
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Terrence Sidley
Akron
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Griffith
Munich
Shelterin g Arms Hospital Notes and Meeting Nearby
Hospital notes list admissions including William Yuill and Mrs Foster Bean with dismissals such as Mrs Conrad Collins and Mrs Sophronia Wilea. A community meeting at 7 30 pm in Richland Avenue Methodist Church aims to help parents with handicapped children and share solutions.
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John Dodson
Ilouster
William Yuill
Athen
Foster Bean
Guysville
Robert Sheridan
Athens
Conrad Collins
Arene
Richland Ave
Three Drivers Arrested By Patrol On Traffic Charges
The State Highway Patrol arrested three drivers on traffic charges Tuesday. William E. Young, 26, of New Marshfield, was fined zero dollars plus costs for parking on a highway. Don W. Roche, 19, of Lakewood, was fined 900 dollars and costs for unsafe operation. Dudyo Chyun, Perkins Hall resident from Korea, was fined 25 dollars and costs for the same charge.
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State Highway Patrol
William E. Young
New Marshfield I
Don W. Roche
Lakewood
Dudyo Chyun
Perkins ‘Hall
Korea
Dies Tuesday In Columbus
Athens Buick Co. bookkeeper for over 30 years dies Tuesday night in Columbus rest home. Formerly lived at Canal Winchester with a daughter. Survived by two sons Marley and Edgar in California, four grandchildren and two great grandchildren. Arrangements by Jagers funeral home.
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Columbus
Athens Buick Co
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Winchester
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Edgar
Californi
Jagers Funeral Home
Athens Driver Hits Pole Near Guy Intersection
A car swerved after the driver reached for the radio and struck a telephone pole at 68 N Congress. The accident damaged the pole, injured a passenger, and disrupted services. Police documented the incident at 6:30 am. Lions Club Inducts New Member Jerry Ja during the Tuesday dinner meeting, with club votes to aid patients at Athens State Hospital and a postmeeting tour through Me- Bee Co.
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Comslainsberry
Conter
Terrie
Sires
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Carpenter St
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Conrer
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Jerry Ja
Athens State Hospital
Me- Bee Co
County Industrial Meeting Postponed In Athens
The Athens County Industrial Development Association postpones its general meeting. A new time is set for 7:30 p.m. Monday to reschedule and plan the next general gathering in the mayor’s office.
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Athens County Industrial Development Association
Been
Nicey
Folden dies at 65 on Congress Street in Middleport
Finley C Folden 65 of 15 N Congress Street died Tuesday afternoon in Shelter ing Arms Hospital. Funeral services are being arranged by Rawlings Coats funeral home Middleport. He was a former New York Central Railroad employee and is survived by his wife Sarah Folden. Jane Barker of Bloomington named to Indiana University Dean’s Honors List with 484 freshmen on the list for grades B or higher while maintaining full-time studies. The Mercury notes temperature swings with a rural Hallley Run reading near zero and warming to 40 degrees by 9 am after Tuesday's extreme 36 and 20.
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Congress St
Diesley
C. Folden
N. Congress Street
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Rawlings Coats
Bloomington
Ind
Jane Barker
E. State St. Athens
Indiana University
Eshmen
Hamley Run
Court action in Ames teacher case continues
The case of George C. Waderker against the Ames Bern Board of Education proceeds in the District Court of Appeals after a remarrer was overruled and an answer filed. Waderker, an elementary teacher since 190, says he was wrongfully discharged amid school consolidation and segregation issues. The defense argues remedies were not exhausted before court. About 45 of every 100 American men over 65 still work.
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District Court of Appeals
George C. Waderker
Ames. Bern Board of Education
Waderker
Hatte
Ames Bern
Kevis & Negro
Court of Appeals
Forest Fire Prevention Push Expands With Public Reach
The Division of Natural Resources reports surveys show broad recognition of Smoxy Bear compared to leading product ads. With fire season starting next month, prevention authorities boost outreach at district HQs statewide to educate the public on forest fire safety and awareness.
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Division of Natural Resources
Columbus
Smoky Bear Fire Education Program Reaches Ohio Schools
The program promotes fire protection in February and March with Smoky Bear pamphlets for first through fourth grade classes. Educational films and weather warnings accompany the materials, provided by E. M. Chesser, district 4 warden, who invites groups to view the movies and offers film and projector support.
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Ohio
E. M. Chesser
District 4
Win $50,000 in Plymouth Newer Car Contest
A promotion invites entrants to purchase a newer car from any Plymouth dealer and register the motor or serial number on a free entry blank. Hurry to your Plymouth dealer for official rules and a chance to win $50,000.
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