Four Guidance Center Directors Are Elected
Four persons were elected to the Southeastern Ohio Guidance Center board for three-year terms ending June 1966. The new directors are the Rev. William G. Black Mrs. Richard M. Phillips Ronald Mills and William A. Snyder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guidance Center
Southeastern Ohio Guidance Center, Inc
First Presbyterian Church
William G. Black
Richard M. Phillips
Ronald Mills
William A. Snyder
Dean L. Hummel
Norma R. Jones
Whanger
C. D. Crawford
James R. Patrick
Gaige B. Paulsen
Clayton Smith
Ohio Division of Mental Hygiene
N. College St
Low Cost Home Owners Insurance Under Review
A consumer alert examines affordable options for complete home owners coverage. Experts discuss what is included, policy limits, deductibles, and how to avoid gaps in protection while keeping premiums reasonable.
Public Meeting On Bypass Routes Planned
A city meeting to discuss proposed bypass routes will be held at 7 30 p m in city council chambers. Mayor Raymond Shepard said planning consultant Richard Beagle will outline ideas and Mrs Robert Daniel chairs the advisory committee.
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Raymond Shepard
Richard Beagle
OU Research Pact With Du Pont Marks Ohio Valley First
Ohio University will assist FEI Du Pont in a shared project at Du Pont's Washington Works in Parkersburg. The electrical engineering team will study nylon electrical properties using VHF equipment and dielectric chambers to measure energy loss and polarization for insulation applications. Staff includes Dr. Richard H. McFarland, Prof. Lars Anderson, Tim Voxtheimer, and Prof. G. E. Smith.
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Ohio University
Fe.i. du Pont de Nemours & Co
Ohio Valley
du Pont
Washington Works
Parkersburg
University
Richard H. McFarland
Lars Anderson
Tim Voxtheimer
G. E. Smith
Hockingport Boys Placed On Probation
Two Hockingport youths aged 12 and 15 were placed on definite probation by Juvenile Judge Harold Rose. They faced charges tied to break ins at homes of Roberts Gibbs in Mockingport area and a trailer of Ervin Mosier. Deputies linked the incidents to late June. They were ordered to pay for a destroyed radio.
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Hockingport
Harold Rose
Roberts Gibbs
Coolville
Samuel Eblin
Ervin Mosier
Mockingport
ITE Lectures Slated Next Week at Ohio University
Public lectures anchor a July 22 to Aug 9 seminar on International Technical Education. Dr. Brennen of West Virginia University speaks July 29 about Kenya experiences, and Dr. Towers of Ohio State University discusses India experiences on July 31 at 6 30 p m in Jefferson Hall Room 130.
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Ohio University
Donald E. Perry
Jefferson Hall
Ohio
Thomas J. Brennan
West Virginia University
Brennan
Kenya
East Africa
Edward R. Towers
Ohio State University
Towers
India
Indictments Nolled in Common Pleas Court Action
Two non-support indictments against Karl E. Donaldson from May 1960 and Lawrence Andrews from October 1961 were nolled. A third case against Martin Brown for possession of burglary tools was continued. Brown’s $1000 bond was forfeited in local court.
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Common Pleas Court
Karl E. Donaldson
Lawrence Andrews
Martin Brown
Real Estate Transfers List of Property Deals
Irene Jackson and others transfer lots 65 and 66 in Alexander Mingus Addition Chauncey to Don ald R Sedwick. Wade Richardson transfers Lot 104 in Campbell Addition Coolville to Dean Russell. Loyd V Pierce and others transfer undivided two thirds in Lodi Two to Helen Pierce Withers. Francis W Steele transfers 40 acres in Athens County to Wiley G Colburn. William L Jugo transfers part of Farm Lot 46 in Athens to Hilda L Jugo. E F Matlack transfers acreage in Troy Two to Darco Inc. Harley H Secoy transfers part of Lease Lots 131 and 136 in Athens Two to Albert V Perry. Noel Sinclair transfers 12 acres in Alexander to Virgil Dowler. Clarence Ackley transfers Inlet 1 in Whitlatch Subdivision Section 30 Alexander to Reuben Rickard. Goldie Showborn transfers 1.24 acres in Trimble Two to Elizabeth Faust. Carlos D Henry transfers 101.75 acres in Bern to G R Karcher. Betty Ann Addington transfers 3 acres in Trim to Leroy F Lotte. Nellie G Thompson transfers 1 acre in Bern Two to Sherman H Carnes. Sherman H Carnes transfers one fifth acre in Bern Two to Nellie G Thompson.
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Irene Jackson
Donald R. Sedwick
Alexander Mingus
Chauncey
Wade Richardson
Dean Russell
Campbell
Coolville
E. F. Matlack
Darco, Inc
Troy
Harley H. Secoy
Albert V. Perry
Athens
Noel Sinclair
Virgil Dowler
Alexander
Clarence Ackley
Reuben Rickard
Inlet
Whitlatch
Goldie Showborn
Elizabeth Faust
Trimble
Carlos D. Henry
G. R. Karcher
Servicemen News Roundup From The Plains Area
David J. Lovsey aged 17 begins nine weeks of basic training at Great Lakes Naval Training Center Illinois. Nicholas L. Ritzhaupt 20 undertakes two weeks of active Naval Reservist training as a seaman recruit. The Plains native radio man second class Theodore G. Smith serves aboard USS Lucid in Pacific Fleet amphibious operations near Seoul Korea. Lance Cpl Roger D. Thomas, moved up in rank at Sixth Marine Regiment Headquarters Camp Lejeune North Carolina.
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David J. Lovsey
Royal Lovsey
the Plains
Great Lakes Naval Training Center
Ill
Nicholas L. Ritzhaupt
Milo H. Ritzhaupt
Little Hocking
Theodore G. Smith
USN
Benjamin M. Smith
Lucid
Seoul
Korea
Roger D. Thomas
C. R. Thomas
Athens
Sixth Marine Regiment
Camp Lejeune
N.C
Shoplifting Charge Denied In Municipal Court
Sandra Arlene Hill of Columbus pleaded innocent Friday in Municipal Court to a shoplifting charge. She was held on a $50 bond and the case was continued to July 30. Luckoff's Store manager E. D. Settle alleged she stole three pairs of ladies hose on July 20 valued at $1.
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Sandra Arlene Hill
Columbus
E. D. Settle
Luckoff
N. Court St
Court Cases Bring Bond Forfeiture and Disturbing the Peace
Virgil Gilkey of Athens Route 3 faces intoxication charges with sheriff's deputies noting a $30 bond forfeiture. Eugene Weekley of Athens Route 2 is charged with disturbing the peace with deputies, $25 bond plus costs.
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Virgil Gilkey
Athens
Eugene Weekley
Probation Granted In Non Support Case
Edward Bellar of Athens Route 3 received one year probation from the Common Pleas Court after pleading guilty to non support. He must secure employment and provide for two children’s support.
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Edward Bellar
Athens Route 3
Common Pleas Court
Bellar
Gallipolis
Three File Petitions For County School Board
Three candidates filed petitions for county school board seats including former Albany Local School District executive head Robert Harrison and incumbents Esther L. Dainley and William Brown.
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Albany
Esther L. Dailey
William Brown
Robert Harrison
Traffic Fines Juvenile Court for Defective Muffler
Gregory Alan Simons 17 son of Mr and Mrs Otto Simons Gloucester Route 3 cited in juvenile court for defective muffler fined 5 dollars and costs.
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Gregory Alan Simons
Otto Simons
Nelsonville Physician To Move Practice To Idaho
Dr. C. L. Sines, a Nelsonville physician for eight years, will close his office August 15 to open a private practice in Rupert Idaho. He is Mount St. Mary Hospital staff and Western Reserve University graduate. A crane removed an old air conditioning unit at the Masonic building on W Union Street Friday morning to install a new unit.
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Nelsonville
C. L. Sines
Rupert
Idaho
Sines
Mount St. Mary Hospital
Western Reserve University
W. Union St
Masonic Building
Mercury Reaches 91 Degrees Amid Warm Spell
The mercury rose into the 90s on Thursday with a high of 91 reported by U S Observer C L Colmer after a 65 degree low. Forecasts noted continued warmth with 9:30 am readings near 81 on Friday.
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The
Mercury
U.S
C. L. Colmer
City Streets Blacktopping Under Way
City crews are blacktopping several streets this week and continuing other projects. Milton Nuzum says T-35 asphalt has been applied to University Terrace W Mulberry Street Ohio Avenue and the Avon Place E State Street intersection after hole patches. Guard rails are being painted with a new machine. Areas completed include Route 33 north and south and Route 50W. The wall on the west side of N Congress Street between W State and W Washington, which leaned into the road, is still being replaced.
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Milton Nuzum
University Terrace
W. Mulberry St
Ohio Ave
Avon Pl
E. State St
N. Congress St
W. State
W. Washington
Sheltering Arms Hospital Notes
A list of names appears, indicating newborns or acknowledgments. Names include Mr and Mrs Philip Flum with a daughter in Athens, Mr and Mrs John Farley with a daughter in Athens, Gerald Sidders in Rushville, Mrs Leo Quivey in Athens, Nellie Sauer in Athens, Michael Male in Stewart, Mrs Chester Carr in Athens, Mrs James Hayes in Guysville Route 2, Mrs Donald Turrill in The Plains, Janet Thompson, Fred Kiko in Athens.
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Philip Flum
Athens
John Farley
Gerald Sidders
Rushville
Leo Quivey
Nellie Sauer
Michael Male
Stewart
Chester Carr
James Hayes
Guysville
Donald Turrill
the Plains
Janet Thompson
Township Officials See Crowded Petition Field in November Race
The county election board reports 32 filings for township trustee or clerk across 14 subdivisions. Candidates include Athens Township trustee hopefuls William Weisenbach Harold R Brown and Kathryn Walburn, with several others across Carthage Dover Ames Lodi York Rome Waterloo and Canaan seeking clerk posts or trustee seats.
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County Election Board
Athens City
William Weisenbach
Athens Township
Harold R. Brown
Kathryn Walburn
Roy E. Pierce
William Pinkerton
Bern
Everett Saulters
Paul Linscott
Ames
John D. Law
Dover
Willard Beyler
Delmas Martin
Carthage
William Witham
Charles P. Windland
Canaan
Joseph A. Nedermeyer
Trimble
Roy Gilham
Waterloo
Harry Swart
Lee
Louis L. Moore
Rome
Kenneth Weaver
York
Vern Lee Meeks
Lodi
Wilma Dunfee
Troy
Jane White Hanning
Dorothy Ackley
Edna Whiteman
Dorothy Sedwick
Howard Flanders
Glenn A. Allen
Bessie L. Dillinger
OU Television Station Expands Operations and Staff
Ohio University television services led by WOUB TV channel 20 will expand this fall with increased in school use closed circuit college courses and more than a doubling of broadcast time. The WOUB staff grows to meet the heavier schedule with new hires and leadership appointments including Wesley B. Marshall as operations director and Cindy Smith as traffic supervisor.
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Ohio University
Woubtv
Channel
Woub-Tv
Wesley B. Marshall
Marshall
Army Pictorial Center
New York
Duane Straub
Spencer
Iowa
Iowa State
Michigan State
Tom Psinka
Bethany College
Kansas
Columbus College of Art and Design
Tom
University of Tennessee
Knoxville
Cindy Smith
National Educational Television and Radio Center
Elizabeth M. Taylor
University of Wisconsin
Court Rules for Recovery by State in Barnhart Case
Common Pleas Court orders Ohio to recover 1773.40 from Michael Barnhart Sr and others. Money owed for workmen’s compensation payments to a former employee for medical services and compensation. Barnhart is named as a partner in an Amesville trucking firm. name also appears as Bernhardt.
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Common Pleas Court
State of
Ohio
Michael Barnhart Sr
Bureau of Workmen's Compensation
Burnhart
Amesville
Bernhardt
Three Plead Guilty in May Court for Disturbing Peace
Three persons pleaded guilty Friday in Municipal Court to disturbing the peace and paid identical fines of 25 dollars plus costs. David Park Angus Macaulay and Jack Studer of 251% S Court St faced theft charges from May 7, but the charges were dismissed and the lesser charge substituted. A jury venire had been drawn but was later dismissed.
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David Park
Angus Macaulay
Jack Studer
S. Court St
Ray L. Collett
Columbia Ave
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