Hitchens Keeps Hot but Will Go to Perry County
Harold Hitchens, former Athens County engineer, chosen Perry County engineer by the Perry County Democratic Party Central Committee after the death of John Tatlor. He won 33 of 94 votes in a three way race defeating Clyde Underwood, who previously served as Hocking County engineer.
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Hitchens
Perry County
Harold Hitchens
Athens County
Gerald Hann
Democratic Party Central Committee
John Tatlor
Mitchens
Clyde Caderwood
Hocking County
Tom Underanod
Fhitchens
Clyde Underaand
Uhichens
Newark
Licking County
Athens
Harty Dust
Reynoldsburg
Franklin County
West Virginia
Albert Seabright
Man, 61, Dips in 33-Degree Owasco Lake
Carl Dicksran Dickman, 61, completed his New Year dip in Owasco Lake. He faced 33 degree air and wind at five miles per hour and a 33 degree water temperature, continuing his 30 year ritual.
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Auburn
Carl Dicksran
Owasco Lake
Dickman
Powell Seating Vote Confusion in Congressional Record
The Congressional Record reports a Powell seating vote of 282 in favor 160 against six present and 17 not voting totaling 435. Powell was not sworn in until after 434 others voted. the Record listed him as not voting when the role was called, a clerical error that confused readers.
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Ulfwial
Federal Legioluae
Gad Beter Ansiwer
Adam Clayton Powell
Powell
Young
House of Representatives
Athens Man Accused In Florida Incident
Athens police hold resident Daniel Ney for Sarasota police who charged him with one count of grand larceny and three counts of forgery. Ney, 20 Blue Time Drive, was arrested Friday night. He is a Route native who worked in Florida and returned to Athens. Also items about liquor permit applications involving Athens appear in the report. Chauncey notices, Knights Templar meeting, and reorganizational council plans are listed.
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Sarasota
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Albany
Florida
Athenians Graduated At Ohio U
Ohio University announced 306 fall quarter graduates including 76 master’s and eight doctoral recipients. Athens residents James Tennison and Frank Terrant Jr earned doctorates. local masters went to Caldwell and many others in Athens and Chauncey. bachelor’s degrees awarded to multiple local residents such as Axelrod, Beavers, Bishop, Bowser, and Wakefield among others.
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Cno. University
Athens
James C .Tennison
Frank R Terrant Jr
Thes
Carl Hi Caldwell Peatley L Cunningham
David M Enterline
Bruce Everling
Ivan E Harper
Richard P Hentz
Craig L Heydon
Tohn C Slingerford
Patricia C Jones
William A Krunskas
Edward P Korza
Donald S. Lockhart
Marilyn T MacFarland
Ronald
Martin
Franklin D MccFee
Kim E Michener
Paul A Reid
Laura
Summers
Rosalie
Wood Bill L Critcher
Nelsonville
Thens
James R Axelrod
Susanne
Beavers
Vivian P Bishop
James W. Bowser
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Ferguson Allan
Fly John Privao
Roger L. Hosler
Frederik J Kilko
Todd $ Phipps
Marc M Schul
Nancy L Simpkins
William O Steinfort
Judy A Thalken
Linda E Wakefield Chauncey
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