Guardsmen Returning From Two Week Camp At Perry
Ohio National Guard unit from Athens completes two weeks at Camp Perry. Headquarters Battery Second Automatic Weapons Battalion 174th Artillery includes 13 officers and 67 enlisted men. Lt Col John H. Leonhart commands the battalion with Capt James F Schweikert leading the Athens unit. The group spent a week at the 40 mm gun range and the current week in bivouac. Several Athens residents visited during the stay. A theft report from Clarence Shaw cites a tire and wheel stolen from his car on Baker Road.
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174Th Artillery
John H. Leonhart
Marietta
James F. Schweikert
Athens
Camp Perry
Ray Shepard
Messenger
Gordon K. Bush
Fred W. Weber
Earl Mathews
National Guard
Raymond G. Strickmaker
S. Sgt
Cloyece R. Martin
Theodore B. Flood
Chauncey Area Social Notes Highlight Several Visits
Mr and Mrs James Dorr and family hosted visitors The Plains while Mr and Mrs Vincent Bailey and daughter Andrea joined Mr and Mrs Cecil Antle. The Antles hosted Melinda Lasure and Cinta Marie Kelzenberg with Harlan Linscott Hoop er Ridge. Guests included Mr and Mrs Guy Spaulding Florence Fielder and family from Downey California with Ben and Melissa. A dinner at the Spaulding home followed by other guests from Worthington Nelsonville and Cleveland.
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Chauncey
James Dorr
Dwight Ferrell
the Plains
Vincent Bailey
Andrea
Cecil Antle
Melinda Lasure
Cinta Marie Kelzenberg
Harlan Linscott
Hooper Ridge
Guy Spaulding
Florence Fielder
Willard Fielder
Ben
Melissa
Downey
Calif
Spaulding
J. W. Hickman
Worthington
Madge Evans
Nelsonville
Forest Malone
Middleport
Herman Lohse
Linda
Jess Sanborn
Cleveland
Mill Street Repair Underway In Chauncey
The Village Council Street Committee announces Mill Street repair starting Tuesday morning. All low spots in the brick pavement will be raised for a uniform surface. Car owners on Mill Street are urged to park elsewhere for a few days to speed the project.
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Chauncey
Village Council
Mill St
Mill Street
Births And Obituaries At Sheltering Arms Hospital
A list from Sheltering Arms Hospital notes births and dismissals. New arrival includes a daughter for Mr and Mrs Charles Thompson of Athens Route 3 with other names tied to Athens and surrounding areas. Dismissals include Mrs Donald Watson of Weston Vern Scott Athens Route 4 George McLaughlin Gloucester and others.
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Charles Thompson
Athens
Donald Watson
Wellston
Vern Scott
George McLaughlin
Glouster
John Genter
French Ervin
Oscar Perry
Marion
Thomas Niccolls
Traffic Fines From Municipal Court
Margin Henry Fleming of Columbus paid $5 and costs after a case with the State Highway Patrol. Harry Ainon Bradbury 23 of Millfield Route 1 paid $15 and costs for a left of center violation with the State Highway Patrol.
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Henry Fleming
Columbus
Harry Ainon Bradbury
Millfield
Driver Fined and Jailed for DUI in Municipal Court
Herbert L. Fulton, 41, of Ath en Route 5, changed his plea to guilty on a driving while intoxicated charge in Municipal Court. He received a $125 fine and costs, six days in jail with three suspended, 120 days probation, and a 120 day license suspension.
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Herbert L. Fulton
Athen
One Bundle Insurance Offer for Home and Furnishings
It promises a single policy to cover most home risks and save money. The dealer offers to determine exact insurance needs and invites a phone call to discuss issues. It emphasizes full coverage as essential.
Mild Athens Weather Report Quietly Ends Weekend
U.S. Observer C. L. Colmer notes a mild Monday in Athens with a 9 30 am temperature of 71 after a low of 63. Sunday’s high reached 82 under partly cloudy skies, marking a warm weekend pattern.
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Athens
U.S
C. L. Colmer
Parade Of Hills Queen Contest Suit Seeks Damages
Sadie Parks of Glouster sues the Parade of the Hills sponsor in Common Pleas Court, seeking 7000 dollars for injuries to her daughter Elaine Hamill. The platform collapse on August 20 left Hamill with missing teeth and dentures needed, among other injuries.
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Common Pleas Court
Sadie Parks
Glouster
Elaine Hamill
Peace Corps Volunteers Begin Cameroon Training at Ohio University
Fifty two volunteers arrived on the Ohio University campus for ten weeks of training before heading to the Federal Republic of Cameroon. Nineteen will become rural developers building roads bridges and water facilities while forty join a teaching program.
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Peace Corps
Ohio University
Federal Republic of Cameroon
West Africa
Athens
Cameroon
Carl H. Denbow
University
Ray Lamontagne
Bond Forfeitures Rex Hughes Tanner in Dexter Traffic Case
Rex Hughes Tanner, 71, of Dexter, forfeits bond after failing to stop within a clear distance as required. City police report the incident and set the bond at $21.
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Rex Hughes Tanner
Dexter
Asured
Labor Dispute Halts West Green Dorm Construction
Ohio University faces a shutdown on the West Green Dorm project as a non union electrical contractor arrives, triggering a brief picket and work stoppage. Dormitory 6, a 2.25 million building for 400 students plus dining facilities, is tied to the Knowlton Construction contract and aimed for a September 1964 opening. The dispute echoes a prior delay on Dormitory 5 after recent flood damage.
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Ohio University
West Green
Laverne F Lausche
Lausche
Knowlton Construction Co
Pence Electric Co
Columbus
Pence
Marietta
International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
Knowlton, General
Gloeckler Co
Pittsburgh
Kitchen
the National Corp
Weekend clashes keep courts and police busy in region
Reports show Hartman treated for head wounds after an incident before the Vinton Club on Route 33. Judge fined William Fisher for destruction of property after a rammed car window. Watson pleads guilty to assault and battery in Municipal Court with part of the fine suspended. Elswick pleads innocent on a striking charge with bond set. Davis pleads guilty to intoxication and was removed from a residence where he rents a room.
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Robert Hartman
Longstretch
Mount St. Mary Hospital
Vinton Club
Route 33
Sheriff's Deputies
Hartman
George Schoonover
Athens
Columbus
William Fisher
State Highway Patrol
Amesville
Morgan County
Richard Watson
Omaha
Nebr
Monte V. Davis
Watson
Davis
Gateway
John Elswick
Coolville Ridge
Ronnie E. Ervin
Elwick
William Davis
Shafer St
Ill man taken to hospital after suspected food poisoning
Kyle Hill aged 29 of Apt 1E E State St was taken to Sheltering Arms Hospital by the fire department at 9 41 p m Saturday with illness believed to be food poisoning. The examining physician found no trace of poisoning.
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Kyle Hill
Apt. 1E
E State St
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Fire Department
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Hunter Liver
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Ralph Young
Henry Exenhamper
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Martha Ewing
New Marshfield
Charles Shay
S. Court ST. Athens
G. Houck
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Parade of Hills
Polaroid
Smith
N. Court St. — LY
Dukane Corp
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Ill
Geiger Bros., Logan
C. E. Knowlton
H. R. Detwiler
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IBZW
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General Insurance
Jessie W Ley
Katherine Hartley
Murphey
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Craig Noble