Good Years Reported By Athens Coolville Banks
The Security Bank officers and directors were re elected at the annual meeting. Ray Cook, re elected chairman and president, said last year was among the best since the bank’s 61st year, with deposits up 15 percent and assets up nearly 13 percent. Mortgage loans exceeded 1.5 million, about half for new homes and half for existing properties. Nearby Coolville stockholders reported a 10 percent gain in gross assets and cash dividends. Officers elected for 1967 include J Sterling Lamp president, Gilbert Courtney executive VP and cashier, Carl Smith VP, William Hanraman VP, Robert Holdren secretary, Jack White treasurer, and assistants Hazel Westfall and Maxine Rader. Directors named: Lamp, Courtney, White, Holdren, and Daniel K. Graham of Marietta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Security Bank
Ray €. Cook
Coolville
J. Sterling Lamp
Gilbert B. Courtney Jr
Carl E. Smith
William F. Hanraman
Robert E. Holdren
Jack EB. White
Hazel Westfall
Maxine Rader
Lamp, Courtney
White and
Holdren
Daniel K. Graham
Marietta
Davis Wholesale Distributor Appointed for Foodland and Clover Farm
The Davis Warehouse Wholesale Co. of Culloden West Virginia was named distributor for Foodland Markets and Clover Farm stores. It takes over the former Beasley Gilbert Inc franchise after bankruptcy proceedings in Cincinnati. Davis Wholesale will cover Southeastern Ohio, Southwestern West Virginia, and Northeastern Kentucky. The new warehouse, opened last May, features a 20-foot loading dock for 18 tractor trailer rigs and a 360-foot rail siding for boxcars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davis Warehouse Wholesale Co
Culloden
W. Va
Foodland Markets
Clover Farm
West Virginia
Beasley-Gilbert, Inc
Cincinnati
Davis Wholesale
Ohio
Kentucky
100 Children Treated In Dental Plan
The grant funded dental care for low income children in Hocking Athens and Perry counties. Nine Athens County dentists provide treatment under the CAP program with about 950 children expected in the area. Applications available from the Tri county dental office. Visits by the Social Security representative in Athens on Jan 17 and 31 were canceled due to jury trials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens County
Community Action Program
Hocking
Athens
Perry
Tri-county
Office of Economic Opportunity
Tricounty
Athens City-County
Unlucky Friday Weather Noted in Athens
Cloudy and mild conditions characterized Friday the 13th in Athens. Observer C. L. Colmer recorded 32 degrees at 9:30 a.m., up 9 degrees from the morning low, while Thursday saw a sunny high of 47.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
U.S
C. L. Colmer
Deer Highway Deaths Rise Across Southeastern Ohio
The Division of Wildlife reports 406 white tailed deer killed on highways in Southeastern Ohio last year, with Washington County recording 64 and Meigs, Muskingum, Hocking, and Monroe counties among the top totals. Highways with many deer deaths include Route 50 near Athens, Route 33 in the region, and Route 7 from Pomeroy to Wheeling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens County
Division of Wildlife
Department of Natural Resources
Ohio
Washington County
Meigs
Muskingum
Hocking
Monroe
Division of Wildlife Biologists
Athens
Pomeroy
Wheeling
PTA Grants Offered for Ohio Students Education majors
Area high school students planning to attend college and major in education may apply for Ohio PTA scholarships of 200 dollars per year renewable annually. Applications are due March 1, 1967, to the Ohio Congress of Parents and Teachers in Columbus. Eight Cub Scout Pack 56 Den Three in Athens will train trip to Parkersburg for a transportation study, led by Mrs. Ray Douglas, with prior visit to the Athens fire station. An address error appeared in a report of Raymond McAfee’s arrest for residents of 226 West Washington Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Pta
Ohio Congress of Parents and Teachers
Columbus
den Three
Athens
Parkersburg
Ray Douglas
Sharpsburg Area Men Hurt In Crash
Two Sharpsburg area men were admitted to Marietta Memorial Hospital after a 3:05 p.m. crash on Route 377 near the Morgan County line. Charles W. Croston, 19, suffered head injuries, and passenger Raymond W Hill, 22, had a broken right leg when the auto overturned after traveling 210 feet off the highway. Kenneth Manda, 18, of Glouster, drove a separate car that went out of control on Route 216 near Murray City and struck a bridge abutment. Manda was charged with having no operator's license.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sharpsburg
Marietta Memorial Hospital
Morgan County
Athens Post
Charles W. Croston
Raymond W Hill
Kenneth Manda
Glouster
Murray City
Manda
Deputy Stotts Begins Police Training at Lancaster Academy
Deputy Wayne Stotts, newly with Sheriff Harold Shields, enrolls in the Peace Officers Training Council program at the Lancaster Police Academy starting February 21. County pays $43.60 tuition for the 120 hour course, with 40 hours on county time and the rest off duty. Topics include felonies, firearms, civil complaints, mental health, and first aid administration. Deputy John W. Coen will attend the next POTC course locally. Local officers appointed after 1966 must complete POTC training, and Shields notes funds for convention trips are redirected to officer training.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne Stotts
Harold Shields
Peace Officers Training Council
Lancaster Police Academy
John W. Coen
POTC
Shields
Births and admissions at Sheltering Arms Hospital
Birth announcements list Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Moe Athens and Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Coe Athens as parents of sons. Admissions include Luella Clifton Athens Mrs. Glen Coen Guysville Jack Pruitt Burton William Rohr Athens Roy Graves Nelsonville Route 2 Mrs. Vira Beal Athens Pete Dailey Athens Route 3. Dismissals name Fred Mathias Mrs. Rita Burns Harold Watson Mrs. Cora Kinison Mrs. Dennis Rosser and son Mrs. David Wilson and daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Moe
Athens
Clyde Coe
Luella Clifton
Glen Coen
Guysville
Jack Pruitt
Burton
William Rohr
Roy Graves
Nelsonville
Vira Beal
Pete Dailey
Fred Mathias
Rita Burns
Harold Watson
Cora Kinison
Dennis Rosser
David Wilson
Hospital Fund Drive Resumes At University Hospital
A drive to finish funding Sheltering Arms Hospital continues at Ohio University with $178,675 pledged. University chair Elizabeth B. Stanton aims to recruit new faculty and those absent last May. About 700 staff have pledged via a three year payroll deduction. Patricia Ann Robson vs Richard L Robson seeks custody and support citing gross neglect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Ohio University
Elizabeth B. Stanton
Patricia Ann Robson
Richard L. Robson
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Coolville Banks
The
NeLsonville Home and Savings Association
Oldest Savings and Loan
Columbus ST
Richard A. Barker
Margaret Barker
Willard Barker
Athens City
North Vietnam
Coral Sea
Athens High School
Anne Goddard
D. M. Goddard
State St
Deer Hall
Washington St
Raymond McAfee
Sharpsburg Area
Deputy Stotts
Police
Nelson Paige
Oxford
Men's Permanent Press
Dacron and Cotton
Donald K. Barstow
Con Barstow
Insurance Agency
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