City considers full time mayor and new fire station plan
A 1968 council meeting discussed raising the mayor’s salary to full time status and increasing the annual pay to 1800 dollars. The council may hire Planning Associates and Ohio University architecture staff to design a new fire station and substation, with work hoped to begin in 1965 and lines extended to nearby sites.
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Icity
Planning Associates
Ohio University School of Architec
Ture
Alexander Local School District Picks First Full Budget
The Alexander Local School Board adopts a $697 000 budget for the first full year. Board members Davis Keene and Dillinger re elected vice president during the organizational meeting. Kenneth Elliott is rehired as clerk for two years. Raymond Brooks in Waterloo, Robert Wein in Shade, and Harrison Lovesey are sent to the National School Boards Convention in Atlantic City, New Jersey next month.
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Alexander
Marcus Lohr Jr
Ae Valley Bank
Athens
Huntington National Bank
Columbus
Lohr
Davis Keene
Dillinger
Lemaire
Kenneth Elliott
Raymond Brooks
Waterloo
Rbert Weinfurther
Shade
Harrison Lovesey
Atlantic City
N. J
Red Cross bloodmobile opener falls short in Ath ens
Red Cross officials critiqued day one of a two day bloodmobile at the Church of the Good Shepherd Ath ens after a 67 pint tally against a 150 pint goal Sixty nine people registered to donate replacements were listed for Christie Con ner Sloan Kettering Hospital New York Ralph Cline Parkersburg and others added to the one gallon donor club with medical staff volunteers assisting in all duties including Circle K helpers Angel Flight canteen and volunteers led by Paul Wagner chairman of volunteers
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Red Cross
Church of the Good Shepherd
Athens
Paul Wagner
Eptsonal
Christie Conner
Sloan Kettering Hospital
New York
Ralph Cline
Parkersburg
D. J. Gandee
Jerry Crow
Columbus
Susan J. Beagle
Lansing
Mich
Mae Herron
Gene Clark
New Marshfield
Geraldine Nicholson
E. A. Sprague
Floyd L. Bajjaly
L. A. Hamilton
Pat Douglas
Beatrice Postle
Tom Salm
Lester Marks
W. D. Witham
Harry Begg
William Mickle
M. D. Hughes
Kermit Blosser
Dink Miller
Max Brinkman
Robert Marquis
David Baker
Paul Cotton
L. E. White
Motor Corps
James Shufelt
Charles Minelli
W. W. Wright
Paul
Defendants Enter Pleas In Indictment Sessions
John Kasler 51 of Nelsonville Route 1 pleaded guilty to non support with sentencing delayed for court investigation. Charles Blough 21 an Ohio University student from Painesville pleaded innocent to grand larceny and posted a $1000 bond. Shane Kelly 29 of Nelsonville was reported fit in the county jail after being indicted on two breaking and entering counts and one attempted break in.
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Common Pleas
John Kasler
Nelsonville
Charles Blough
Ohio University
Painesville
Shane Kelly
Two Charges Are Denied In Municipal Court
Municipal Court Monday considered two cases. Richard F Eisenstein pleaded innocent to walking down the middle of S Court St at 2 30 am Saturday with his arms stopping the flow of traffic. George Adkins denied a city police charge he no parking sign tampering. Both fines set at 32 and 31 dollars respectively. A soap machine was opened at the self city wall Wax Goined. coins and soap valued at 4.40 stolen. Joy Davis from Earl Davis a case of neglect and cruelty and Joy W Strom maiden name restored.
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Municipal Court
S. Court St
Richard F. Eisenstein
Sargent Hall
George Adkins
High St
Eisenstein
Joy
Davis
Earl Davis
Joy W. Strom
Two Men Sentenced or Placed on Probation in Common Pleas Court
Hollie Showalter 43 of Williamsport was placed on probation in January 1964 for non-support and violated probation by drinking intoxicants and not paying court costs. Eurl Gene Lanning 34 of Millfield Route 1 pleaded guilty to breaking into the McCafferty Grocery Store in Chauncey on August 2 and was placed on probation under the usual terms.
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Common Pleas Court
Ohio
Hollie Showalter
Williamsport
Eurl Gene Lanning
Millfield
McCafferty
Chauncey
Farm Bureau Drive Slated in Athens County
Athens County residents will join a Farm Bureau membership drive from January 25 to February 1. Twenty five volunteers will canvass to reach a 211 member goal, up from last year’s 206. The bureau reports 160 already signed. The plumbing board meets at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday and the electrical board of appeals at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday at city hall. earlier reports had the meetings switched.
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Athens National
Athens National Certificate of Deposit
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Athens County Farm Bureau
Athens
Plumbing Board of Aps
Electrical Board of Appeals
City Hall
Kiwanis Install Officers At Golden Anniversary Event
About 150 attended a Kiwanis dinner at Ohio University marking a golden anniversary. Henry, Division 9 lieutenant governor, installed officers Bernard R. Black as president Edward T. Van Dyke first vice president Earl F. Mathews second vice president Harold Brown treasurer and Al L. Bechtel secretary. Loren C. Staats served as master of ceremonies and Mayor Raymond Black spoke, pledging service to the city. John Huffman reviewed Kiwanis International progress since 1915 in Detroit. The Athens club, founded 1921, now counts 60 members among 5400 clubs in 14 nations with 265000 members worldwide.
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Atl
Earl A. Hooper
Raymond Black
John Huffman
Kiwanis International
Detroit
New Hospital Meet Planned for Athens Area
Plans for Athens new hospital to be announced at a January 25 meeting in Ohio University Bakers Center. The Shelter ing Arms Hospital Foundation will host the event at a Kiwanis installation banquet and invite Athens service clubs to attend.
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Athens’ New
Ohio University
Baker Center
Sheltering Arms Hospital Foundation
Athens Service Clubs
Bidding Set For 3 Area Road Projects
The Ohio Department of Highways will accept sealed bids until 10 am Tuesday January 19 at Columbus offices for three county road projects in Athens and Vinton Counties. Work covers Route 33 in York and Dover Townships including a Monday Creek bridge, Route 124 in Troy Township with a Hocking River bridge, and Route 677 in Elk and Madison Townships with a Raccoon Creek bridge.
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Ohio Department of Highways
Columbus
Athens
Vinton
York
Dover
Monday Creek
Athens County
Troy
Hocking River
Vinton County
Elk and
Madison
Raccoon Creek
Admission notes from Sheltering Arms Hospital
Admitted list shows names including Jerry Campbell and Ben Romanowski with residences in Amesville Jacksonville Athens Millfield and Carpenter Route 1. The record also lists Mrs Jack L Beverage Dorothy Cunning John Tall and Mrs Charles Smith Alfred Smith and Robert Waugh with corresponding home towns.
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Asap Mergan
Jerry Campbell
Amesville
Ben Romanowski
Jacksonville
Jack L. Beverage
Athens
Dorothy Cunning- John Tall
Charles Smith
Millfield
Alfred Smith
Robert Waugh
Carpenter
New County Recorder Assumes Office Post
The new Democratic county recorder, released from Sheltering Arms Hospital last week, started work Monday at the courthouse. Mrs. Luta Wright, who defeated Republican candidate Roy W in the November election, underwent surgery on Dec. 28.
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Democratic County Recorder
Luta Wright
Ublican
Roy W
Weather notes from Athens show mild, clear conditions
Continued clear weather prevailed in Athens as U S Observer C L Colmer reported a 9 a m temperature of 41 degrees, a rise of four degrees from the early morning low. Monday's high was 41.
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Athens
U. S
C. L. Colmer
Kiwanis District elects new president in Ohio meeting
Quet achieved presidency of Ohio's Kiwanis District. Retiring president Hooper distributed perfect attendance tabs to 11 Kiwanians including Norman Dean after 25 years of service and others with shorter tenures. Peterson led Ohio University Glee Club in musical selections while Dr. H. B. Boles conducted group singing and Salvaton Army Capt. Henry Tempel offered invocation.
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Peterson
Ohio University Glee Club
H. B. Boles
George Sands
Salvation Army
Henry Tempel
Bank Recovery Ruling Affects Athens Apartments Notes
Common Pleas Court allows Athens National Bank to recover 25100 on two promissory notes tied to Athens Apartments Inc. and Athens Apartment Trust. Receiver appointed to manage four Route 50W properties. bank may sell furniture listed in security agreements. Defendants include Carl Hodous and Harvid Mandel, linked as officers or trustees.
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Common Pleas Court
Athens National Bank
Athens Apartments, Inc
Athens Apartment Trust
Athens
Carl Hodous
Harvid Mandel
Cleveland Area
Rotary Hosts District Conference in Athens Ohio
The Athens club will host the annual Rotary district conference March 19 and 20 at the Ohio University Inn. Over 200 Rotary members and wives are expected for two days of business and fellowship. Edward Lynn, conference chairman, reported progress to the club at Monday noon at the Sportsman Grill. Also speaking were Lawrence Worsell, district governor, Burton DeVeau, program coordinator, and Sol Rosenberg, entertainment coordinator.
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Athens Club
Ohio University Inn
Rotary Club
Edward Lynn
Sportsman Grill
Lawrence Worstell
Burton DeVeau
Sol Rosenberg
Knights Templar to Meet Wednesday in Masonic Temple
Athens Commandery 15 of Knights Templar will convene at 7 30 p m Wednesday in the Masonic Temple, announced Commander Harold R Kimes.
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Athens
Knights Templar
Masonic Temple
Harold R. Kimes
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