Woodworth to Remain Interim Athens Safety Director
Athens Ohio mayor Kenneth Lands announced Franz Woodworth will continue as city safety service director until at least January 15 and possibly longer after his resignation. Three to four candidates were discussed, with George Evans eyed as a leading candidate who plans to retire next May. Woodworth agreed to stay to direct the department and sign payrolls for water works, sewer and street workers.
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Safety Service
Kenneth W. Lands
Franz Woodworth
Lands
George Evans
State Highway Department
Beasley
Woodworth
Athens honors 47 years of city service and long-time staff
City employees gathered in the council chamber to honor retiring officials Franz Woodworth safety service director and Hugh Jefferson water works clerk after 30 and 17 years of service. The mayor presented clocks radios and a poem by Police Chief Gregan. Other retirees and guests included FBI clerk William Gene Conrad and Athens typist Mary Carolyn Weber.
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Franz Woodworth
City Safety Service
Hugh Jefferson
Kenneth W. Sands
Athens
Hugh G. Jefferson
William Gene Conrad
Radford
FBI
Mary Carolyn Weber
Gregan
Jeffie
Franz
Woodworth
Jefferson
Republican Commission Ends Term
Foster Bean completed his term as a county commissioner at the final 1958 meeting held at the courthouse. He had served about two years after replacing Wayne Ward and will leave office as Wayne Wiley of the Democrats assumes the seat next week. Bean received a leather briefcase from commissioners John Cline and W. H L. Wakefield and auditor J. W. Whaley during a short session that signed a few bills and adjourned, ending the all Republican board.
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Foster Bean
Board of County Commissioners
Bean
Wayne Ward
Columbus
Athens County
Wayne Wiley
Glouster
John Cline
W. H L. Wakefield
J. W. Whaley
All Republican Board
Shelterin g Arms Hospital Notes
A hostile OCR item lists births and dismissals at Sheltering Arms Hospital. Entries include Mr. and Mrs. J. K. Kearns Frost Route 1 a daughter. Mr. and Mrs. James Darnell Athens Route 4 a daughter. Mr. and Mrs. James Pratt Jackson a son. Paul Ferry Athens. Loretta O'Brien Albany dismissed: Mrs. Mildred Ervin Athens Route 2. Mrs. Milton Efaw Athens. Mrs. Ernest Pollard Dayton. Maxine McGee Glouster. H. A. Fleming Glouster. Thomas Hanson Athens. Wade Clea Frost. Mrs. Harold Hayhurst Athens Route 1. Leonard Martin Athens. Robert Garrett Athens.
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J. K. Kearns
Frost
James Darnell
Athens
James Pratt
Jackson
Paul Ferry
Loretta O'Brien
Albany
Mildred Ervin
Milton Efaw
Ernest Pollard
Ayton
Maxine McGee
Glouster
H. A. Fleming
Thomas Hanson
Wade Clea
Harold Hayhurst
Leonard Martin
Robert Garrett
Law Firm Partnership Dissolves After One Year
Berry and Gall announce the dissolution of their one year old partnership. Clair E. Berry will operate in Room 303 and Homer B. Gall Jr in Room 408 of the Security Bank Building. Berry opened his practice in March 1952 and served as Athens County prosecutor two years ago. Gall began practice in 1956 after law school.
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Berry and Gall
Clair E. Berry
Homer B. Gall, Jr
Security Bank
Berry
Athens County
Lock Haven
Ohio University
University of Cincinnati
Gall
Athens High School
Ohio State University Law College
Franklin County Court of Appeals
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City Service
Ida Kuehne
Marietta
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Larry Neil Llewellyn
New Marshfield
Glazer
Judith Louise Cook
Pittsburgh Xenia Theological Seminary
Taylor
Ohio
Arthur T Clark
Rock Island, Ill
Fort Wayne
Ind
Eugene Carson Blake
New York City
United Presbyterian Church
U.S.A
Howard Lowry
Wooster College
John C. Baker
Richard W. Corwin
Ft. Eustis
Ruth
Stella Chandler
W. Union St
Corwin
FE. N. Corwin
Estero
Fla
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A&p Freestone
A&p
Republican Commission
Saddle Oxfords
Berry Hotel
Morse Sewing Machine
N. Court St
Coats
S. Court Athens
Robert
Shell
Shell Regular
Shell Research
Fritz Wheaton
Jobber
Union St
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