Economics workshop boosts Ohio University OCEE progress
Dean Paul L. Noble of Ohio University praised the OCEE as the most successful year, noting increased contacts with students and educators. President Vernon R. Alden outlined the Job Corps phase of Johnson's war on poverty, stressing education and fitness as key elements. Local educators Maydelle Helwig Kathleen McAfee Myrta Ashworth participated in the workshop and institute for administrators.
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Paul L. Noble
Ohio University College of Business Administration
OCEE
Vernon R. Alden
Johnson
Alden
Maydelle Helwig
Kathleen McAfee
East Elementary
Myrta Ashworth
Teachers urged to deepen student grasp of U.S. economy
Dr W Braddock Hickman president of the Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland told a workshop closing banquet that teachers should help students gain greater insights into the economy and inform the public about major economic institutions. He noted the Fed's independence from politics as essential to policy making.
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U.S
W. Braddock Hickman
Federal Reserve Bank of
Cleveland
Ohio Council On Economic Educa
Braddock
Federal Open Market Committee
Federal Reserve System
B&O Discontinues Two Passenger Trains Affecting Athens
The Interstate Commerce Commission authorised the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad to discontinue Trains 23 and 30 between Cincinnati and Cumberland Md. Athens riders lose the westbound 10 02 a m departure and the 1 55 am arrival in Athens as the line ends passenger service though baggage and mail move for a period.
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Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Athens
Interstate Commerce Commission
The
B&o
Cincinnati
Cum
Cumberland
Associated Press
2 000 000 Drivers Blow Our Horn
A small classified style notice from Harold B. Swisher at 2 W State St Athens advertises a service related to vehicles and horns with a contact phone LY 3 4109.
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W. State St
Weekend Training Set For Guard Unit
Local National Guard unit to replace weeknight training with weekend drills each month. First weekend assembly scheduled for July 11 and 12. Captain James F. Schweikert asks local employers to cooperate on work schedules citing prior Air National Guard success and advance drill date notices.
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National Guard
James F. Schweikert
Schweikert
Air National Guard
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Two Athens men charged with placing car on railroad tracks
One man William Oliver Stevens 27 Waterford Route 2 pleaded innocent in Municipal Court and was bound over to the grand jury. Bond set at 1000. An accomplice Charles W Spriggs Cutler is sought on the same charge. B&O detective said car could have been moved off the tracks. Stevens arrested in Washington County and jailed in Athens County.
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Athens County
Rome
William Oliver Stevens
Waterford
Stevens
B & O National Limited
Charles W. Spriggs
Cutler
P. P. Glenn
Sheriff's
Washington County
Knights of Columbus Council Meeting in Athens Sunday
The Athens Council of the Knights of Columbus will meet Sunday at 7 30 p m in the hall. The gathering aims to discuss council affairs and upcoming community activities.
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Athens
Council of the Knights of Columbus
Scenic Inn owner pleads innocent in minor liquor case
John Hemsley owner of the Scenic Inn near Nelsonville pleaded innocent in County Court to serving intoxicating liquor to a minor. Gary Matheny arrested on the same charge signed the warrant saying the inn served him liquor on the arrest night.
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John Hemsley
Route 33
Nelsonville
Gary Matheny
Hemsley
Closings Set for Holiday in Athens Area
All city county state and federal offices in Athens will be closed July 4 along with banks and most businesses. City hall and the county courthouse will close all day Saturday and resume regular hours Monday.
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Athens
State Patrol to police July 4 holiday traffic
Enforcement orders used over Memorial Day weekend repeat for the July 4 period. Athens post commander Sgt. R C Wilson says all patrols including auxiliaries will patrol traffic with aircraft monitoring for hazards and errant drivers. Motorists are urged to drive lawfully and defensively.
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R. C. Wilson
Athens Post
Wilson
New Officers Installed by Athens Jaycees
Dick Beagle was installed as president of the Athens Junior Chamber of Commerce at the Ohio Fuel Gas Co offices on Route 50E. Other officers installed included Jerry Mollica internal director Nick Marrimaci internal vice president Jim Guseman external vice president Dan Smith treasurer Ron McDale secretary and Dick Colgan outgoing president named state director of the Athens unit. Guest speaker Mrs. Robert L. Daniel urged support for the city income tax.
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Dick Beagle
Athens Junior Chamber of Commerce
Ohio Fuel Gas Co
Jerry Mollica
Nick Marrimaci
Jim Guseman
Dan Smith
Ron McDale
Dick Colgan
Athens
Robert L. Daniel
Athens League of Women Voters
Parole Violator Sentenced To Ohio State Penitentiary
John Cunningham aged 23 received a penitentiary term for a parole violation. He had been placed on parole in September 1962 after being charged with abandoning a pregnant woman. Real estate transfer lists Bernard Cuckler moving 0.50 acre in Athens to Folden Stumpf in Athens County.
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John Cunningham
Ohio State Penitentiary
Cunningham
Bernard Cuckler
Athens County
Folden Stumpf
Athens
Athens Association of Life Underwriters forms officers
The Athens group elects officers for its newly formed association of 40 charter members. Jackson D. Wooddell serves as president, John Clark as vice president, Ronald Brown as secretary treasurer, with a slate of directors and committee chairs named. State underwriters assist chartering, marking the Athens unit as the 40th in the state.
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Athens Association of Life Underwriters
Ronald Brown
Jackson D. Wooddell
Lew Schoeman
Glen Gaston
Gomer Jones
John Clark
Messenger Newsphoto
Sportsman Grill
Area Life Underwriters
The
Peoples Life Insurance Co
John
Clark
Rutherford Insurance Agency
Western Southern Life Insurance Co
Lowell MacKenzie
Mutual of New York
Tom Taylor
State Farm Mutual
Prudential Insurance Co
Glenn Gaston
Nationwide Insurance Co
Don Olbers
MacKenzie
Gaston
Taylor
Law and Legis
Lation
State Underwriters Association
Bert Holmes
William Anderson
Harold Rowan
Athens
National Association
Livestock Clinic Slated For 4 H'ers
Athens County 4H clubs will join a livestock clinic led by Extension Agent Kenneth Ackerman. Sessions start at the Ed Wagoner residence Route 56 with beef cattle at 10 am and sheep at 11 am. After lunch, dairy classes at 1 pm at Athens State Hospital barn, then horse showing at 6 30 pm at the county fairgrounds grandstand.
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Athens County
Kenneth Ackerman
Ed Wagoner
Route 56
Athens State Hospital
County Fairgrounds
Judge dismisses petition in 1961 auto collision case
Common Pleas Judge John W. Bolin dismissed the petition by Charles E Daily and Nationwide Mutual Insurance against Everett Lloyd Webb after deeming the evidence too confused to prove either side. Both parties were ordered to pay their own court costs. Traffic and other court notes list several fines.
S Congress Patch Work Under Way
City crews repair damaged S Congress Street sections after heavy truck damage. A new concrete base will replace the loose base, with completion expected Monday and traffic reduced to one lane. Weber noted nearby meters removed for a private dormitory site costing 3.5 million dollars in the S Congress W Union High area.
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S. Congress St
Dwight Robinson
Robinson
S. Congress-W. Union-High St
L. C. Baker
Conservation Supervisors Approve Seven Farm Plans
The Athens Soil and Water Conservation District board approved seven basic farm plans from local cooperators at its monthly meeting. Directors Lee Enlow Ed Sheridan Paul Brown and Carl Keck also discussed participating in a day show at the county fair and the potential publication of a district newsletter.
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Board of Supervisors
The
Athens Soil and Water Conservation District
Lee Enlow
Ed Sheridan
Paul Brown
Carl Keck
Three Drivers Fined Jailed For Driving While Intoxicated
Three men pleaded guilty in Municipal Court Friday to driving while intoxicated and were each fined 125 dollars and costs, sentenced to three days in city jail and given 120 day license suspensions. Names: Leslie A. Foster, James K. Mace, and Frank Edward Reardon.
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Leslie A. Foster
the Plains
James K. Mace
New Marshfield
Frank Edward Reardon
Columbus Rd
Athens
State Highway Patrol
Athens Youth Faces Fine for Obscene Language
Carolyn Litteral aged 18 of 37 Hanlin Street Athens is cited by city police for obscene language with a $25 fine plus costs.
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Carolyn Litteral
Hanlin St
Athens
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