Missiles on Display At Ohio University In Athens
An Air Force orientation group will display four modern missile models at Ohio University in Athens next week. Two models are at Baker Center and two at the OU Airport on E State Street, 8 am to 5 pm Tuesday through Friday. Atlas and Titan ICBMs are shown at the airport. Thor and Minute Man models at Baker Center.
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Air Force
Athens
Albert S. Babinec
Ohio University
Baker Center
E. State St
Wright-Patterson Afb
Babinec
Atlas
Titan
Thor
Waterloo School Project Construction To Start
A. J. McMillan crews begin work on a $125,000 high school addition in New Marshfield after board member Charles Llewellyn clears the last obstacle by razing a small cinder block building. Frank Electric Inc. rewires and converts the heating to gas. The addition includes three classrooms an office and a clinic and is funded by last November's bond issue.
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New Marshfield
A. J. McMillan
New Lexington
Charles Llewellyn
Llewelln
Norman Saylor
Frank Electric Inc
Lancaster
Saylor
Outing Planned for Orphans at Scio County Fair
About 250 wards from children's homes in five southeastern Ohio counties will visit the Automobile Club of Southern Ohio for an orphans outing on Aug. 16 at the Scio County Fair. Junior Fair Day includes Adams, Athens, Lawrence, Pike, and Scio counties. The club promises a fun filled day with food, drink, pony rides, and other midway amusements.
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Childrens Homes
Ohio
Automobile Club of
Southern Ohio
Scioto County
Adams
Athens
Lawrence
Pike
Scioto
Sheltering Arms Hospital Admissions and Discharges
Admitted Pete Topakas Athens Route 4 Mrs Dora Spencer Albany Janet Grim Carpenter. Discharged Galin Depoy Guysville Route Gary Russell New Marshfield E B Young Athens Mrs Jane Evans Athens Route 2 Mrs Phillip S Hostetter Reedsville.
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Pete Topakas
Athens
Dora Spencer
Albany
Janet Grim
Carpenter
Galin Depoy
Guysville
Gary Russell
New Marshfield
E. B. Young
Jane Evans
Phillip S. Hostetter
Reedsville
Dense Fog Clears After Warm Athens Morning
Dense fog shrouded the Athens area early Friday morning but burned off under a bright sun. U S Weather Bureau observer C L Colmer logged a 9 a m temperature of 76 after an early low of 6. Thursday's high reached 88 as warm humid weather continued.
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Athens Area
U. S
C. L. Colmer
Truck rolls off Route 50A near Amesville. driver uninjured
State Highway Patrol reports Carlos Cochran, 22, of The Plains escaped injury when his truck rolled over on Route 50 A three miles west of Amesville. He was forced off the road onto the berm by an unknown vehicle that fled the scene. the truck’s rear wheels broke away.
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Carlos Cochran
the Plains
Amesville
State Highway Patrol
Cochran
Albany youth fined for failing to stop in clear distance
Clarence R. Brown 18 of Albany Route 1 pleaded guilty in Municipal Court to failing to stop within assured clear distance after a Tuesday accident. He was fined $15 and costs by the court.
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Clarence R. Brown
Albany
Brown
Dowler and Dean Named in Athens Area Listing
Dennis Lee Dowler aged 18 from Athens Route 3 and Dian Dean aged 18 from Athens are listed as laborers in the local directory. The notice provides ages and addresses for both individuals.
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Dennis Lee Dowler
Athens
Laborer
Dian Dean
Longtime Car Salesman Earl Sands Retires From Field
Earl Sands ends a 41 year auto career after starting in 1927 in Athens County and selling about 6800 cars overall. He worked in Iowa Ohio California and back to Athens County with Ray Riggs Inc. His notable client was Henry Wallace later vice president. Sands plans travel hunting and fishing after retirement next Tuesday.
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Earl Sands
Sands
Athens County
Iowa
Ohio
Athens
Beasley and Mathews
Daugherty Dodge
Nye Chevrolet
California
Long Beach
Lemon
East
Bob
Cleveland Indians
West Coast
Ray Riggs, Inc
Ford Motor Co
Detroit
Henry Wallace
United States
Wallace
Wallace Farmer’s Magazine
Trimble
Police Crash Party at 208% W Washington St
Police broke up a Thursday party at 208 percent West Washington Street after a neighbor reported noise. Four participants were present. three were cited for intoxication and one remained at large. James H. Williams and his wife Gay Williams were fined 25 dollars and costs each after pleading guilty. Alberta Schuler denied intoxication but was fined 25 dollars and costs after conviction.
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Washington St
James H. Williams
Gay
Alberta Schuler
Court Fines Four Juvenile Drivers for Traffic Offenses
Four juvenile offenders pleaded guilty to State Highway Patrol charges in Juvenile Court and were fined five dollars plus costs. John W. Ogg 17 of Athens and Samuel Raymond Savage 16 of Nelsonville Route 1 cited for speeding. Ronald Herbert Woolley 16 of Millfield Route 1 charged with driving left of center. Jimmy L. Bryan 16 of The Plains charged with driving without an operator's license and prohibited from receiving any license.
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John W. Ogg
Harold Ogg
Athens
Samuel Raymond Savage
Marjorie Beverly
Nelsonville
Ronald Herbert Woolley
Dean Woolley
Millfield
Jimmy L. Bryan
Violet Bryan
the Plains
Three Drivers Fined After Patrol Arrests
In Municipal Court on Thursday two drivers Williams and Docie were fined 10 dollars plus costs for traffic offenses after arrests by the State Highway Patrol. Woodrow Ashley of Crooksville was fined 25 dollars and costs for improper use of dealer plates.
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State Highway Patrol
Henry G. Williams
Amesville
Mary H. Docie
Stewart
Woodrow Ashley
Crooksville
State Hospital Head Admitted For Check
Dr. H. H. Fockler, superintendent of Athens State Hospital, was admitted to University Hospital, Columbus, for a routine check-up. His wife Dr. Bernice Postal Fockler said the examination period is routine. He was admitted Thursday.
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H. H. Fockler
Athens State Hospital
University Hospital, Columbus
Iis
Bernice Postal Fockler
Bond Forfeited in Municipal Court Citation Case
Thomas L. Bryant Jr. of Kettering forfeited an $81 bond after failing to appear in Municipal Court to answer a police intoxication citation.
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Thomas L. Bryant Jr
Kettering
Freshmen Counseled and Tested at Ohio University
At Ohio University 896 entering freshmen were counseled and tested during the first week of pre counseling. About 400 parents accompanied them to Athens. Dean Gaige B. Paulsen said the week was unusually heavy and 700 to 800 more are expected the second week starting Monday. Pre college counseling runs three weeks through Aug. 11 and aims to handle 85 percent or 2400 freshmen.
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Ohio University
Athens
Gaige B. Paulsen
University College
OU Student Wins Fifth in U S Camera Contest
Andrew Tylek of Prefab 15 E State St won fifth place in the 1961 U S Camera magazine photo contest. He is a graduate student in the OU College of Fine Arts photography department. The magazine listed 210 winners from 66 000 entries but did not name the prize or photo.
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Andrew Tylek
E. State St
U. S
Camera Magazine
OU College of Fine Arts
Lost Battalion Confusion Near Athens Causes Route Mixup
Reserve units bound for summer camp created traffic jams in Athens when a section of the 83rd Infantry Division merged with the wrong unit on Carpenter and State streets. Police helped re-route the misdirected trucks after a brief halt, while others reached Camp A Hill and Camp Pickett without incident.
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Athens
83Rd Infantry
Camp Pickett
A. P. Hill
Camp Hill
Court St
Carpenter
E. State
83Rd
N. Congress
Soul
Route 38
City Plans To Await Court Ruling On Sign Posts
Fred Wheaton plans to appeal a Common Pleas Court ruling ordering removal of a sign post and lamp post at his E State May Ave service station. He has filed a notice of appeal with the Fourth District Court of Appeals and argues the city has no property rights on E State St.
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Fred Wheaton
Common Pleas
E. State-May Ave
Wheaton
Fourth District Court of Appeals
Common Pleas Court
All Along
E. State St
Anti Litter Drive Aimed at Ohio Highways
The Automobile Club of Southern Ohio asks area motorists to join an anti litter campaign. Litter harms safety and raises cleanup costs. Drivers should not throw trash from windows and should use car litter bags.
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Automobile Club of Southern Ohio
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Sheltering Arms Hospital
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W. State
J.ck
THE
Home Savings & Loan Association
City Hall
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Seaman's
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