Four Indicted By January Grand Jury
The January grand jury met over five hours and returned four indictments while dismissing seven cases. Indicted: Robert Keith Newman for shooting with intent to wound at Star Grill, Buchtel. George McLaughlin for driving while intoxicated. Elmer Rutter and Hollie Showalter on non-support charges. Arraignments set for Saturday in Common Pleas Court.
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Robert Keith Newman
Glouster
Newman
Star Grill
Buchtel
George McLaughlin
Elmer Rutter
Highland Ave
Hollie Showalter
Williamsport
Common Pleas Court
Paul Morton Hawk
W. Washington St
Willard Frank Clark
Athens
Charles T. Tolliver
Daniel W. McKnight
Nelsonville
Louis H. Thompson
Armour Wayne
Kiwanis Names Committees and Chairs for 1964
Kiwanis members appointed last night by 1964 President Earl Hooper with chairmen including Earl Washburn bulletin editor Max Kinneer boys and girls Phil Peterson vocational guidance Earl Mathews public and business affairs Woodrow Patton agriculture Edward VanDyke support of churches Ed Naylor education and fellowship John Huffman interclub relations Paul Elaw public relations co chairs Bernard Black and Van Dyke program and music Roger Barron house Jim Mason attendance and membership Charles Fisher transferred from Kiwanis Club in Wilmington to General Telephone Co.
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Kiwanis
Earl Hooper
Earl Washburn
Max Kinneer
Phil Peterson
Earl Mathews
Woodrow Patton
Edward VanDyke
Ed Naylor
John Huffman
Paul Elaw
Bernard Black
van Dyke
Roger Barron
House
Two Coeds Taken To Health Center At Ohio University
Two Ohio University coeds were taken to Hudson Health Center by the fire department emergency squad. Marilyn Cameron 18 fell in the shower striking her head at 10 28 p m Monday. Mary Weiner 19 became ill at Porter Hall at 1 50 p m Monday. Police investigated two car accidents on icy Church St.
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Ohio University
Marilyn Cameron
Scott Quad
Mary Weiner
Voigt Hall
Porter Hall
County Appropriation For 1964 Is Reduced
Athens area county commissioners cut the 1964 appropriation to 2 444 768 58 from 1963 s 2 670 555 44 after three days of budget pruning. They rehired staff for 1964, kept force account with tighter controls, and approved county engineer purchases under 1000. New appointee R V Oakley joins child welfare board. officials may attend state conventions, two per office at 75.
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County Commissioners Association of Ohio
Homer Buckley
Clarence Carsey
Raymond Carsey
Richard Perry
Court House
Esta Smith
R. V. Oakley
Nelsonville
Child Welfare Board
Athens
Elmer Jones to resign election post in Ohio
Secretary of State Ted W. Brown announced the resignation of Elmer F. Jones a Republican Athens County election board member. Jones will step down February 1 to run for county representative to the legislature. Replacement will not be named immediately.
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Elmer F. Jones
Athens
Columbus
Ted W. Brown
Jones
Brown
GOP
Board of Election
Newark Man Injured In Traffic Crash
A Newark man, Ralph Cochran, 57, was injured on Monday after his southbound car collided with a northbound truck driven by Clyde Hooper on a Route 33 curve near Route 682. He received treatment for a lip laceration and facial cuts at Sheltering Arms Hospital.
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Newark
State Highway Patrol
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Ralph Cochran
Clyde Hooper
Albany
Emmett Davis
Fisher Road
Terry Powell
Vocational Aid Proposed By Rotary Members
Herbert Whanger outlined Rotary Clubs vocational information committee functions at a Monday meeting at the Sportsman Grill. The committee includes Whanger and Arthur E. Cornwell and would guide employment testing centers at Athens High School and Ohio University to help prospective workers find suitable jobs.
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Herbert Whanger
Rotary Clubs
Sportsman Grill
Whanger
Arthur E. Cornwell
Rotary
Athens High School
Ohio University
Handball Injury at Ohio University Hospitalized Player
Lynn Daniels, 19, of Grosvenor Hall, suffered a possible fracture of the right ankle on Tuesday during a handball game at Ohio University's Grover Center. The injury was splinted by the fire department emergency squad and he was taken to Hudson Health Center.
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Lynn Daniels
Grosvenor Hall
Ohio University
Grover Center
Fire Department
Hudson Health Center
Sun Returns as Athens Enjoys Warmer Weather
A bright sun greeted Athens residents on Tuesday after rain and gloom. U. S. Observer C L Colmer reported a 9:30 a.m. temperature of 36, up from the early low, with Monday's high at 42 and rainfall totaling .24 of an inch.
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Athens
U. S
C. L. Colmer
Shade Home Destroyed By Fire East Of Shade
A family of ten became homeless after a fire consumed a residence two miles east of Shade. Deputy Buffington said the house burned to the ground by 3:45 p.m. Monday. Elmer Crites reported he and his wife and a small child left for Athens around 12:30 p.m. with seven other children at Shade School nearby. Insurance stood at 3600 for the structure and 2000 for furniture. authorities stated everything was destroyed.
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Shade
Sam Buffington
Elmer Crites
Athens
Crites
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Ruby L. Hawk
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