Moeller urges letters for Athens IRS data center bid
Congressman Walter Moeller urged Southeastern Ohioans to write to President Kennedy supporting a proposed multi million dollar IRS data processing center for Athens. He noted Athens competes with Cincinnati for the project, which could employ 1500 to 1800 and add over six million in annual payroll, and argued Athens offers a land site and qualified personnel. He contrasted with Cincinnati’s risks to Civil Service jobs if the center goes elsewhere and cited regional economic benefits and related projects such as the Belleville Reedsville dam and Racine dam timelines.
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Walter H. Moeller
Cincinnati
Moeller
Athens
Ohio
Belleville-Reedsville
Ohio River
Racine
Troy Man Defendant In Action
A 21-year-old Springfield youth injured in a July 1958 auto crash seeks 213,185 damages from defendant Robert E. Francis. The collision occurred 2.5 miles west of Athens on Route 56. Cox seeks 102,950 for lost wages, 100,000 for pain and shock, 250 for the auto, and 10,000 for medical expenses.
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Springfield
Max Cox
Common Pleas Court
Robert E. Francis
Troy
Francis
Athens
Cox
Birth for Mr and Mrs Larry Bishop in Athens
Mr and Mrs Larry Bishop of Athens announce the birth of a son. The hospital notes list admissions including Earl Mace The Plains and several Athens area residents. Discharges include Herman S Dunfee and James Stedman among others. Blood usage reported as one pint.
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Larry Bishop
Athens
Earl Mace
the Plains
Darrell Scott
Herman S. Dunfee
James Stedman
New Marshfield
Coed Shot Knocks Student. estranged boyfriend held
Avon sophomore Blakeslee is held after shooting Miss Smalley four times in a university dorm courtyard. He fled by car but was traced to Athens by state police and arrested with a switchblade. Miss Smalley survived and was taken to Sheltering Arms Hospital.
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Blakeslee
Miss Smalley
University Terrace
Scott Quad
Fire Department
Sheltering Arms Hospital
John Tall
John Jackson
Athens
Avon
City Hall
Ice Flows Down Hocking River After Rain
The Hocking River runs 11.33 feet early Tuesday as cold, fair weather follows Monday’s rain. Temperatures dipped to 20 in the morning with a steady 10 a.m. reading. Rural Hamley Run fell to 14 after a high of 51. Rainfall totaled 1.07 inches.
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U. S
C. L. Colmer
Hamley Run
Dismissal Sought in Probate Will Contention Case
In Common Pleas Court Flossie J. Williams seeks dismissal of her petition. James Orland Williams, executor of Clarence E. Williams, contests the will as the late man's last. an earlier probate action asked to set aside a 1960 will naming Williams and Margaret Louise Taylor as heirs and awarding the plaintiff two thirds of a 35000 estate.
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Common Pleas Court
Flossie J. Williams
James Orland Williams
Clarence E. Williams
Margaret Louise Taylor
Ex-Resident Dies Rights Rites Set Wednesday
Funeral services for Mrs. Elory Rice of Cincinnati, formerly from Athens, will be Wednesday at 11:00 a.m. at Youngs funeral home in Cincinnati. She died Sunday after a long illness and lived in Point Pleasant before moving to Athens. She and her late husband were active in church work. She is survived by one daughter, Mrs. Bill Moore of Utica, Michigan.
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Elory Rice
Cincinnati
Athens
Youngs Funeral Home
Morrison Elementary names Citizens of the Week
Seven boys and four girls honored as Citizens of the Week for Jan 15 to 19 at Morrison Elementary School. Recipients include Fred Van Dyke Pamela Douglas Charles Hanson Leonard Collins James Gilham Janet Wakefield Robert Hoskinson Loretta Woodrum Linda Elliott Myron Woodrum and Timothy Sannin across grades one through six.
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Morrison Elementary School
Fred van Dyke
Pamela Douglas
Charles Hanson
Leonard Collins
James Gilham
Janet Wakefield
Robert Hoskinson
Loretta Woodrum
Linda Elliott
Myron Woodrum
Timothy Sannin
Notice of appeal in injury claim disallowance
Eldridge R. Hanning of Nelsonville Route 1 filed in Common Pleas Court an appeal challenging the Bureau of Unemployment Compensation and Industrial Commission of Ohio ruling denying his October 1956 injury claim while employed by Wharton Coal Co. The suit names James L. Young as administrator, plus the ICO and Wharton Coal Co. as defendants. Police reports cite Elson Munn and Sally H. Roberts with traffic offenses. the fire department assisted 17 year old Judith Eldridge at Voigt Hall after illness noted at 7:11 a.m. Tuesday.
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Common Pleas
Eldridge R. Hanning
Nelsonville
James L. Young
Bureau of Unemployment Compensation
Industrial Commission of Ohio
Wharton Coal Co
ICO
Hanning
Wharton
McDaniel Rites Set for Lillie V McDaniel
Mrs Lillie V McDaniel 74 of 1602 Jefferson Blvd Point Pleasant died at 7 am Tuesday at Point Clinic after eight years illness She was born in Mason County member Brighton Methodist Church and Daughters of America Council No 3 Survived by husband Lewis C McDaniel two daughters three sons ten grandchildren seven great grandchildren Funeral Thursday 2 pm Brighton Methodist Church Burial Brighton Cemetery Body in state one hour before service Friends may call at Crow Funeral Home after 10 am Wednesday
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Point Pleasant
Lillie V. McDaniel
Jefferson Blvd
Point Clinic
William and
Sarah Burns German
Mason County
Brighton Methodist Church and Daughters of America Council No. 3
Lewis C. McDaniel
Roy Taylor
Reed Thomas
Kelly Bratton
Malden
W. Va
John M. McDaniel
Mason
Lewis W. McDaniel
Brightton Methodist Church
Brighton
Crow Funeral Home
First Occupants Logged Back In at County Jail
After eight months the county jail reopened with new commitments in Athens jail. The first inmate was Joseph Clark Christy 32 Coolville on a bogus check charge. Six more inmates followed including Clarence Brooks 50 Athens Route 4 and Arthur Casteel 48 Guysville Route 1.
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Hocking
Athens
Harold Shields
Joseph Clark Christy
Coolville
Common Pleas
Logan
Shields
Clarence W. Brooks
Arthur Harry Casteel
Guysville
James William Tanda II
Handa
Common Pleas Court
Pearl McManaway
Glouster
Clarence Kimmey
Nelsonvile
Nelsonville
State Highway Patrol
Chillicothe Veterans Hospital
Two Divorce Suits Filed in Common Pleas Court
Grace Niggemeyer cites gross neglect in filing for divorce from Raymond Niggemeyer who is also accused of extreme cruelty. The couple wed November 1 1960 in McArthur. she seeks restoration of her former name. Edith J Herron asks alimony and custody of a minor child in the divorce from David N Herron married December 8 1956 in New Marshfield.
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Common Pleas Court
Raymond Niggemeyer
Grace Niggemeyer
McArthur
Edith J. Herron
David N. Herron
New Marshfield
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