Pay Raise For Mayor and City Officials Considered
City council held a brief special session to read a proposed ordinance raising salaries for elected officials including the mayor auditor solicitor council president clerk and seven councilmen. A first reading set the mayor at 5400 annually auditor 4200 solicitor 3000 and clerk and council pay at 60 per month. The measure must pass by February 6 to take effect in early 1964 and would be funded from existing operating funds.
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Raymond Shepard
Safety Air Service Departments
Council Discusses Salary Rise and Ballot Measure on Confinement
First Approval Council backs legislation to raise the municipal court clerk’s yearly salary to 3600 from 3000. Before the session, Norman Dean asked to put the animal and fowl confinement ordinance on the ballot, but the city solicitor said the council had already taken its stand. A move with an attorney to place the question on the ballot was noted. Councilman Richard Rypma was absent.
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Norman Dean
Mothers' March Chairs Named in Athens County
Area chairs for the annual Mothers' March of Dimes opening at 6 p m Wednesday in Athens County are announced. Athens group includes Mrs. Jack Lenser and many others with assignments in Albany Amesville Buchtel Chauncey and Coolville Guysville Stewart Floyd Dillinger listed among chairwomen.
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Athens County
Athens
Jack Lenser
Leo Shields
William Cooper
Thomas Niccolls
William Butler
Robert Bovenizer
William Pidcock
Ken
Neth Hoggart
William Roberts
Andy Kovlan
Albert Shuster
Everett Goodman
Edwin Page
Hanson Martin
Albany
Don Mace
Amesville
George King
Buchtel
Sam McDonald
Cleo Whitmore
Chauncey
James Leiber
Coolville - Guysville- Stewart
Floyd Dillinger
Boys Admit Shoplifting in 13 Athens Stores
Two Athens youths aged 16 and 17 admitted taking items from 13 local stores and looting at Ohio University Space Arts Building in the past two months, with other 18 year olds linked to a White's Service Station break in. Police noted diverse stolen goods and estimated a high value, with most items recovered. The civil case against Cline’s Welding was dismissed. fire squad assisted a woman ill at 32 S Shannon Ave.
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Athens
Joseph McBride
Ohio University Space Arts
Middleport
Zanesville
Captain McBride
E. State St
McBride
Space Arts
Begorra
Carpenter Hardware Co
Gilbert Shannon Firestone
Swearingen Sporting Goods Inc
F. W. Woolworth Co
Scotts
Gallaher Service
Athens Office Supply
Athens Appliance
Record Low Mercury At Athens Reaches 19 Below
U S Observer C L Colmer reports 19 below zero in Athens marking new winter low. The reading is two degrees colder than Monday's 17 below and four degrees colder than last Thursday's 15 below. High yesterday reached 18, and by 10:30 a.m. the temperature rose above zero while county schools stay closed and city schools and St Pauls remain open. Ohio University elementary school stays closed.
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Athens
U.S
C. L. Colmer
St. Paul’s
Ohio University
Real Estate Transfers in Athens and Franklin Counties
Harold L. Murphy transfers Inlet 178 in Chauncey to Elton D. Coffman of Chauncey. Augusta C. Gabriel transfers Inlet 879 in Paul A. Davis to Donald A. Gabriel of Athens. James Wakefield transfers Lot 46 in York Township to Charles Silverman. Loretta Jean Smith acquires tract in York Township from Nelsonville party.
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Harold L. Murphy
Athens County
Elton D. Coffman
Chauncey
Inlet
Augusta C. Gabriel
Franklin County
Donald A. Gabriel
Athens
Paul A. Davis
Nelsonville
Loretta Jean Smith
York Township
James Wakefield
Charles Silverman
Dr. Harold Taylor to Speak on Peace and War at Memorial Hall
Dr. Harold Taylor, noted educator and former president of Sarah Lawrence College, will give a 8 p m address titled Peace and War and the Intellectuals under the Ruth and Edwin Kennedy Lectures on Major Issues in American Life. The lecture is open to students faculty and guests.
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Sarah Lawrence College
Ruth
Edwin Kennedy
Dr. Taylor
University of Toronto
Moss
University of London
Taylor
University of Wisconsin
Sarah Lawrence
Ford Foundation
Asia
Russia
Peach Research
Institute of International Order
Peach Research Institute
National Board of Americans For Democratic Action
Sexton Rites Set Thursday
Funeral services are planned Thursday morning for Everett Sexton 79 who died Monday at his Athens Route 3 home between Amesville and Canaanville He was a farmer in the Ames Canaan area for 20 years He is survived by his wife Edna a daughter Mrs Madeline Lee Dayton three grandchildren and two half brothers Henry McKinney Harrisonville and Hubert McKinney Pulaski Va Friends may call after 3 p m Wednesday at the Jagers and Sons funeral home with services Thursday at 11 a m Burial will be in Canaanville Cemetery.
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Everett Sexton
Athens
Amesville
Canaanville
Jagers and Sons Funeral Home
Canaanville Cemetery
Charter Renewal Aids Scout Units In District Meeting
D. D. Montoya, Kootaga Council executive, told the Hock-Hocking District at First Methodist Church Athens that annual charter renewals help spot weaknesses in unit administration. With 35 units in the district, renewals involve roll calls and uniform inspections, program reviews, and new charters. Lt. Col. David Smith chaired the session in chairman Dowler’s absence as a 1963 scouting activities calendar was unveiled.
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Boy Scouts of America
D. D. Montoya
First Methodist Church
Athens
Montoya
Kootaga Council
Pate
Hock-Hocking
David Smith
John Dowler
Jacksonville Driver Cited After Crash
Clifton Lee Kloh, 39, Jacksonville, was cited by the State Highway Patrol for driving left of center after a two car collision on Sand Ridge Road south of Chauncey at 9 20 p m Monday. His vehicle and Earl Harold Brown, 35, Milford Route 1, collided on a narrow road hillcrest. Both cars were heavily damaged. Kloh to appear in County Court on Feb 2.
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Clifton Lee Kloh
Jacksonville
State Highway Patrol
Sand Ridge Road
Chauncey
Kloh
Earl Harold Brown
Millfield
Traffic Fines Brought in County Court for Speed Violations
Anderson Hudwell aged 26 of Miamisburg faced speeding charges with the State Highway Patrol and was fined $15 plus costs. Bernice Whaley 64 of Gleust er was found guilty of a conditional speed offense, with $10 plus costs. Arthur Slater 63 of 221 East State Street was cited for running a stop sign and fined $5 plus costs.
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Anderson Hudwell
Miamisburg
Bernice Whaley
Arthur Slater
E. State St
State
Driver Fined After Route 682 Accident
Frank Canter, 72, Athens Route 2, pleaded guilty in Municipal Court to two State Highway Patrol charges from a Saturday Route 682 crash. He was fined 75 dollars and costs for leaving the scene and 15 dollars and costs with costs suspended for failure to stop within assured clear distance.
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Frank Canter
Athens
State
Canter
Red and Green Lights for Smart Investing
The advertisement contrasts red and green lights for investing goals. It urges readers to consult a New York Stock Exchange member broker, define long term aims, and avoid hot tips. It promotes facts over luck, offers a free booklet on dividends, and details a Monthly Investment Plan starting at $40 every three months.
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New York Stock Exchange
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Paul Efa
Richard Rypma
Mothers’ March
Common Pleas Court
John G. Cline
Cline’s Welding Supply Co
Legg and Davis, Inc
Fire Department
S. Shannon Ave
Gilbert Walton
Barre Guild
Logan
Monument Co., Inc
W. Main St
Ohio
Culligar Water Conditioning, Inc
Mercury
Roger L. Stephenson
Jerald Stephenson
Frost Route 1
Marine Corps Recruit Depot
San Diego
Calif
Carthage-Troy High School
Stephenson
Hawaii
Motorola
Television At
W. State
Gas Co
Athens, Ohio
Buck Auto
State Streets
State St
Athens National Bank
Federal Deposit Insurance Corp
Harold Taylor
Memorial Auditorium
Richland Area
Chester McKinley
Rock Riffle Rd
Donna Bobo Lee
Athens United Appeal Board of Trustees
Red Cross
N. Congress St
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Ecape
Saint Clean
Pranchisers
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Cincinnati
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