City Needs Outlined In Administration Report
The annual report of the city administration outlines needs for widening or repaving nine streets purchasing new equipment and expanding the sewage treatment plant. Prepared by Milton Nuzum service safety director it also notes plans should be developed to replace some more of the city’s aging infrastructure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milton Nuzum
W. State St
Nuzum
Stimson Ave
E. State St
Campbell
Columbia
Madison
W. State
Richland
Greenbrier
Cable
Mulligan
Longview
S. Congress
W. Union
Greenbrier Dr
Roosevelt Dr
Hooper St
Longview Heights
Hocking River
Crystal Pool
State Health Department
E. Washington St
India Topic For Meeting At Trimble Church
The GLOUSTER chapter of the First Church of Christ in Trimble met Wednesday evening with Mrs. Esta Haskins leading worship. Mrs. Opal Sanders gave the lesson on Introduction to India. A bake sale was planned for January 1f.
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Glouster
CWS
First Church of Christ
Trimble
Esta Haskins
Opal Sanders
India
Molnar Couple Welcome Son Jerry David
Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Molnar of Newark announce the birth of a son, Jerry David, on January 7 at Newark City Hospital. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Leo Lemoine and Alex Molnar. great grandmother is Mrs. William Keith. The Molnars also have a daughter, Lorie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Jerry Molnar
Newark
Newark City Hospital
Jerry David
Leo Lemoine
Alex Molnar
William Keith
Molnars
Lorie
Glouster Nelsonville Talk Consolidation Planned
A second meeting of the Glouster York Nelsonville and Trimble Local school boards is set for Thursday at 7 p.m. in the Glouster school cafeteria. Glouster and Nelsonville officials backed consolidation as the best solution and will report their agreement to the State Board of Education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
York
Nelsonville
Trimble
T. C. Porter
Lowell Cole
Club Decides 64 Calendar at The Plains
The Entre Nous Club convened at Mrs. Dale Goldsberry’s home to set 1964 calendars, plan Easter food drives for February and March, and schedule a March millinery display. A white elephant sale accompanied the gathering. birthdays for Mrs. Roger Brown and Mrs. Jack Wilson were celebrated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Plains
Dale Goldsberry
Roger Brown
Jack Wilson
Robert Six
Bill Williams
Ed Hornsby
Roger Sapp
Gerald Johnson
Max Michael
Dwight West
John Shrieves
Entertainment
Jolly Chatters Club Holds December Meeting
Mrs Herron hosts the Jolly Chatters December gathering at her home in The Plains. Prizes went to Mrs Russ Tinkham and Mrs Dwight Ferrell. Refreshments, a gift exchange, and attendance by a list of members were noted. the January meeting shifts to Mrs Ferrell’s home.
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Jolly Chatters
James Herron
Russ Tinkham
Dwight Ferrell
Darrell Brown
James Romanouski
Orland Mansfield
Basil Jeffers
Don Stauffer
Keith Bateman
Jack Thompson
Ferrell
Community notices from Glouster and Jacksonville
Glouster reports son Stephen Williams to receive Machine Account and Third Class rating Jan 16 while the family lives in Arlington Virginia. The Daughters of St George meet at Town Street home with mystery prize to Mrs Weltha Williams. The Plains High School 1964 yearbook orders due by Jan 20. OES Thea Chapter past Matrons hold annual dinner Monday at 6 30 p m with covered dish. Jacksonville Eagles host dance at Eagles Hall from 9 to 12 with The Vikings band. under 18 must be with parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Ernest Williams
Trimble
Stephen
Machine Accountant
Trimble High School
Washington, D. C
Arlington, Va
Daughters of St. George
Mary Johnston
Town St
Weltha Williams
OES
Thea Chapter
Eagles
Jacksonville
Jacksonville Eagles
Vikings
New Bank Re Elects Directors and Reports Early Growth
Hocking Valley Bank re elected directors for 1964 at a shareholder meeting in Athens Grange Hall. Howard Stout remains president with John Patterson as vice president and William Dean as cashier. The bank reported 1143 new accounts since August, deposits of 1,865,443 as of January 1, and a 2.5 million total after a 600,000 capital increase. Loans exceeded 1 million in five months. Building progress on Stimson Avenue expects completion in June.
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Hocking Valley Bank
Athens Grange Hall
Howard Stout
John Patterson
Arthur
Kasler
Glen Foster
Dwight Rutherford
Orlan Houck
Stout
Patterson
William Dean
Dean
Stimson Ave
Bond Issue Topic Of Speaker Morris Alton To Speak
The $500 million state bond issue impact on Southeastern Ohio highways will be discussed by Morris Alton director of public affairs of the Ohio Farm Bureau Federation. He speaks at 8 p.m. to a joint Athens County Farm Bureau board meeting and legislative committee at the Landmark Building Kurtz Street. The event is open to interested citizens and will cover vocational schools and area development as well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Morris Alton
Ohio Farm Bureau Federation
Athens County Farm Bureau Board of Directors
Farm Bureau Legislative Committee
Kurtz St
Farm Bureau
Alton
Emergency Feed Corn Available for Livestock Owners
Commodity Credit Corp. corn will be available to eligible livestock owners through the Athens County ASC. Authorized by Congress for drought disaster counties, the program aids cattle sheep and other eligible stock. Applicants must lack 90 days of feed and face financial loss. applications at 1814 S. Court St ASC office.
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Commodity Credit Corp
Athens County Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Committee
Irvin A. Wolfe
Congress
ASC
S. Court St
County Health Fund Set for 1964 Budget Total
The Athens City-County Health Department projects total receipts of 45 600 for the 1964 fiscal year starting Jan 4. Major funding comes from the Athens County tax duplicate 34 400 with 3350 from the federal government and 1740 from the state. Additional funds include 2250 from birth and death certificates 3500 from restaurant licenses 360 from milk and trailer park permits and about 6000 from a special tuberculosis fund for health nurses. Dr Boocks calls for more money to hire three sanitarian staff and six health nurses plus an extra clerk and full time health educator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens City - County
H. M. Boocks
Budget Commission of
Athens County
Health Department
Boocks
U.S. Public Health Service
County School Board Meeting Set Jan 18
The county school board will hold its monthly meeting on January 18 at the county school office in the courthouse. The meeting date is changed from the regular second Saturday and the board will reorganize as required by law during this session.
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Court House
Paternity Suits Filed in County Court
Katherine Mae Thompson of Glouster files paternity suits in County Court against Earl Richard McKee of Glouster Route 1 and James W. Handa of Glouster. Court records show the cases were filed for welfare purposes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Richard McKee
Glouster
James W. Handa
Katherine Mae Thompson
Traffic Fines Filed in Municipal and Juvenile Courts
In Athens, Municipal Court fines issued for insecure load with police citation amounting to $5 and costs. Juvenile Court assigns 17 year old Larry Carl Duncan son of Leland W. Duncan a conditional speed violation with $5 and costs and a 30 day license suspension.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Yoho
Athens
Larry Carl Duncan
Leland W. Duncan
Maple St
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mrs. Herron
Jolly Chatters Club
Mrs. Johnston
the Plains High School
Harriet Ervin
Dianna Hamilton
Donna Justice
Kathryn Manda
Julia Michael
Elizabeth Scott
Cheryl Thompson
New Bank
Sheerlock
South Pacific
Ball
Atvens
County School Board
Surcoats
Dacron
Orion
Men’s Department
Orions
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