Colburn Accepts Fremont Bank Post as President
Harry H. Colburn formerly led Hocking Valley Bank in Athens since March 1966 and will become president of Fremont Savings Bank Co. on Sept. 1. Fremont, with about 21 million in assets and linked to Society National Bank in Cleveland, seeks a successor at Athens. Colburn's career includes Portsmouth Banking Co. executive VP, local civic work, and university banking school teaching.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry H. Colburn
Harris
Hocking Valley Bank
Athens
Fremont Savings Bank Co
Colburn
Fremont
Society National Bank
Cleveland
Portsmouth Banking Co
Portsmouth
First Methodist Church
Athens Business Association
Athens Country Club
Rotary
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Aurora Masonic Lodge
Scottish Rite
Shrine
the Elks
Athens County Bankers Association
Ohio University
Federal Reserve
American Bankers Association
State Bank Executive Council
Jane Gove
Nine Athens Area Men Depart For Induction
Nine Athens County men departed for Columbus for induction into the armed forces. Twenty seven others were transported to Fort Hayes for pre induction physicals. Names of the inducted and those reporting for physicals include John F. McAllister and Larry E. Herbert of Gloucester. Edward E. Johnson, David R. Connor, William H. Howe Jr. of Nelsonville. Harry G. Reeves and Ronald L. Sanders of Albany. Roger L. Randolph of Hockingport. Robert G. Gabriel of Athens. Others listed hailed from The Plains, Athens, Glouster, Guysville, Millfield, Nelsonville, Albany, Coolville, Shade, Jacksonville, and Stewart. Nine registrants from the group were forwarded from other areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens County
Columbus
Ruth McBee
Fort Hayes
John F. McAllister
Larry E. Herbert
Glouster
Edward E. Johnson
David R. Connor
William H. Howe Jr
Nelsonville
Harry G. Reeves
Ronald L. Sanders
Albany
Roger L. Randolph
Hocking
Larry A. Platt
the Plains
James D. Leiber
Stanley W. Brown
John P. Shea
James A. Sharpe
Roy D. Ruth
Thomas S. Williams Jr
Athens
Ronald A. Verian
Donald F. McDaniel
Michael C. Ferry
James D. Sams
Ronald E. Fierce
Gale E. Warner
Carl N. Martin
Daniel L. Carsey
Donald C. Elliott
Guysville
John R. Rizer
Thomas V. Hamilton
Jimmy L. Taylor
Alvie A. Turner
Coolville
Gail E. Tabler
Stewart
Robert L. Douglas
Millfield
Max S. Grueser
Shade
Edwin R. Skinner
Jacksonville
Logan
Charles E. Yorde
Conway
S. C
Rural Action for Better Consumer Development Grant
A $193 383 grant from the U S Office of Economic Opportunity funds Ohio University Institute for Regional Development and the Southeastern Ohio Alliance for Community Action to create Rural Action for Better Consumer Development. The program adds consumer education, financial counseling, debt services, a credit union and merchant support to empower 27 Appalachian counties and 30 percent of Ohio's poor population. Mason Morfit says increasing income helps reduce poverty by boosting purchasing power among the elderly and disabled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio University
Institute For Regional Development
Rural Action
U.S
Clarence Miller
U.S Office of Economic Opportunity
Institute
Southeastern Ohio Alliance For Community Action
Ohio
Appalachian
Mason Morfit
Adults can still join city dance program at Athens High School
The recreation department invites adults to register via Robert Burson at 592 9974 or Dr. Freda Phillips at 594 6074 for weekly social dance classes. Dr. Phillips will lead the 8:30 p.m. Saturday session, taught at Athens High School. Leslie Dowler, 40, of Carsey Town Village near Shade, pled innocent to a municipal court non-support charge, misreported Tuesday as child neglect.
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City Recreation Department
Robert Burson
Freda Phillips
Phillips
Athens High School
Leslie Junior Dowler
Carsey Town Village
Shade
Messenger
Case Load Hits 275 In City Court
Municipal Court processed 275 cases in June with $5,504 in fines and costs. Clerk Lavina Sycks notes 145 state cases yielded $2,837 and 130 city cases produced $2,667. June 1966 saw 116 city cases and $2,911 collected. General parking funds totaled $2,817, with $57 in courtsey box and office funds. Traffic ticket collections declined from $3,145 in June last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lavina Sycks
Municipal Traffic Bureau
College Street City
Miss Sycks
Reunion Held In Carpenter
A family reunion was held at the home of Mrs. Lauar Krebs in Carpenter. Attendees included Harley B. Pickett IV and Steven of Hollywood, California, Erroll Pickett and daughter Ricki, Jan Pickett and Lana of Dayton, Adrian Fisher, Charles Essex and children of Columbus, Don McBlaine and children of Long Beach, Ruth Swisher of Radcliff, Maude Holcomb and Everett Holcomb family of Carpenter, and H B Pickett relatives from Pomeroy plus other guests.
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Carpenter
Lauar Krebs
Harley B. Pickett
Randy
Long Beach
Calif
Ruth Swisher
Radcliff
Maude Holcomb
Everett Holcomb
Pam
Marcia
Billy
Krebs Home
H. B. Pickett
Robert Pickett
Pomeroy
Assault case against liquor control agent continued to July 21
David Dreisbach pleaded not guilty to assault and battery charged by James Coen Jr. from Athens. Bond set at 34 dollars. The incident occurred during a liquor department raid at Red Mans Lodge in Athens Township on July 1 when Dreisbach allegedly pushed Coen over a picnic table.
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Department of Liquor Control
David Dreisbach
James Coen Jr
Athens
Dreisbach
Red Mans Lodge
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