Tri County Tech recruits for retail mid management program
An advisory committee of Southeastern Ohio businessmen led by James H. Patrick outlined recruiting students for Tri County Technical Institute’s new retail mid management course. The program offers two phases classroom and on the job training, yielding an associate degree and career paths such as department or credit manager and buyer in Athens Hocking Perry counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tri-County Technical Institute
James H. Patrick
Southeastern Ohio
Jack Algeo
Sam Altman
Charles Ramseth
Gaylord Ray
W. H. Wakefield
Athens
William Mechem
L. Standish
Nelsonville
Max Davidson
Art Gasser
Keith Hawk
Logan
John Light
Tri- County
Hocking
Perry
Patrick
Route L
Bob Rogers
Mid
Library Labor Dispute Resolved at Ohio University Site
Local No. 52 bricklayers and sympathetic workers ended a brief wild cat strike at Ohio University's new library construction after officials brokered a mixed crew arrangement with ironworkers over precast slabs. The dispute centered on sole responsibility for setting precast pieces and the employment of non union caulker William Rockfield, who was removed from the job. Orville Heightland of Nelsonville pleaded innocent to a non support charge in Municipal Court with a July 18 preliminary hearing and $300 bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bricklayers’ Union
Ohio University
New Library
Ironworkers’ Union
Building Trades
William Rockfield
Orville Heightland
Madison St
Nelsonville
Florence Heightland
Norwich man admits break in and burglary tools
Marvin Ronald Bissonnette 22 pleaded guilty in Municipal Court to breaking and entering and possession of burglary tools. He was bound to the Athens County grand jury on $4,000 bond. He allegedly entered Root Service Station Cocillville to retrieve his motorcycle after being stopped for no operator’s license.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marvin Ronald Bissonnette
Athens County
Bissonnette
Cocilville
Rainy Spurt Drops Temps in Athens Area
A spattering of rain fell in parts of Athens Wednesday night with the overnight low near 64 degrees. The day’s high reached 91, and as of 9 30 a.m. today the temperature stood at 73. Upstream, the Hocking rose to 3 33 feet this morning after rains upriver.
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Athens
Minor Injury Reported In Athens Crash
Athens police investigated a traffic crash at W State and N Congress St. A car driven by Edgar Avery 24 was rear ended by Jerry Lee McGlore 19 causing Tanis Black 21 a passenger in the Avery car to complain of neck whiplash. McGlore was charged with failing to stop within an assured clear distance.
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Athens
W. State
N. Congress St
Edgar Avery
Athens Apartments
Jerry Lee McGlore
N. Lancaster St
Tanis Balck
State St
Avery Auto
McGlore
Bond Forfeitures Reported For Various Offenders
A list of bond forfeitures includes Willie Perkins 41 of Johnstown Route 3 for an extended load alert with 33 dollars. Darrel Willie 23 of Athens Route 1 for secure load 25. David Smouse 26 of London Route 1 for no front license plate 25. James Malek 40 of Warrensville for permitting an unlicensed driver 3. John Quenfee 44 of Athens Route 3 for no tithe 23. Anthony Barge 23 of Versailles for passing on the night 22. Winston Chadwell 20 of Amesville for motorcycle with more than one passenger 18. Kenneth Sanders 36 of Coolville Route 1 for no slow moving sign 18. David Wells 19 of Bedford Heights and Russell Bell 38 of Corning Route for no mufflers 18. Daniel Heck 32 of Coolville Route 2 for unsafe vehicle 18. Lucille Slisher 1 Walker St for burning without a permit 14. Charlies Powell Jr 19 of Nelsonville Route 1 and Richard Norter Jr 22 of Carriage Hill Apartments for ston sign 14. Dorrell Barnett 19 of Athens Route for red light 14.
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Willie Perkins
Johnstown
Darrel Willie
Athens
David Smouse
London
James Malek
Warrensville
John Qunfee
Anthony Barge
Versailles
Winston Chadwell
Amesville
Kenneth Sanders
Coolville
David Wells
Bedford Heights
Russell Bell
Corning
Daniel Heck
Lucille Slisher
Walker St
Charlies Powell Jr
Aged Man Rescued by Lifesavers From Long Run Road
Three Athens County men Steve Housman Pete Brandon and Ralph Brown found Tack Wheeler injured with a broken leg along Todd Road near Route 278. They carried him to a pickup bed then drove to Hocking Valley Community Hospital where he was treated and reported in satisfactory condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens County
Steve Housman
Pete Brandon
Ralph Brown
Long Run Road
Athens-Hocking County
Housman
Todd Road
Route 278
Tack Wheeler
Wheeler
Hocking Valley Community Hospital
Motorcycle License Tests On Thursday
The Athens Post of the Highway State Patrol will administer motorcycle license tests each Thursday. Motorcyclists who must possess special licenses by Jan 1 1969 can take tests from 8 am to 5 pm at the American Legion Home on West Union Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Highway State Patrol
G. W. Martin
American Legion
Union St
OVST to Repeat First Two Plays This Weekend
Athens theatergoers can catch Dark of the Moon tonight and Friday at 8 30 and Barefoot in the Park Saturday and Sunday nights. Tickets remain available via box office 594 5010. Final two season shows Summer and Smoke and Spoon River Anthology announce casts and directors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Valley Summer Theater
Ard Richardson
William Berney
Neil Simon
Tennessee Williams
Summer
Smoke
Edgar Lee Masters
Williams
Bill Dearth
Carol Hittle
Sebastian Russ
Lucile King
Bob Holkeboer
Porter Smith
Marjorie Moon
Maurice Erickson
Edie Smith
Clara Sztucinski
Ohio University Theater
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Sheaf Construction Co
Rockfield
Washington
Man
Norwich, Conn
Brandon
Brown
Columbus Road
Athens, Ohio
Hotstream
Rigid Plumber's Tools
Stanley Hand Tools
Skil Electric Tools
Grote Medicine Cabinets
Regency Bathroom
Grote
Crane and Peerless
OVST
Howard Ritter
Paul Forste
Don Kelm
Rick Shoemaker
Riff Avery
Beth Robinson
Margaret Howell
Pam Deaner
Donna Brevak
Diane Frank
Jeanne Allbritton
Rex McGraw
Christopher Idoine
Toyota
Beasley & Mathews
Holiday Inn
Hocking Valley
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