Petitions Open for Village Elections in Seven Athens County Communit
The county election board accepts petitions through Aug 7 for mayor and clerk treasurer posts in seven Athens County villages. Two council members from each village will be elected in November for two-year terms ending in 1963, with Chauncey having a combined clerk treasurer role and different council composition.
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Athens County
County Election Board
Trimble
Richard H. Cary
John G. Frazier
Bonnie Smith
Mildrith Jarvis
Bertha Wyatt
Virgil Grandy
Jack Sanders
Wilbur Johnson
Donald O. Johnson
Board of Public Affairs
Theodore Winner
James Auer
Roger R Hooper
Harley Blower
Probation Granted In Shoplifting Case In Columbus
Sandra Arlene Hill of Columbus is placed on probation for 30 days after being found guilty of shoplifting three pairs of hose worth 1 from Luckoff's Department Store. Sentence includes a suspended 30 day jail term and suspended $25 fine plus costs and two year terms. Also notes ballots for boards of public affairs in five communities with Trimble and Buchtel lacking such boards and lists petition candidates for multiple cities.
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Sandra Arlene Hill
Columbus
Luckoff
N. Court St
Boards of Public Affairs
Trimble and
Buchtel
Bids Opened on 53 Ohio Road Projects
The Ohio Department of Highways opened bids totaling 3 796 305 for 53 road projects including a five mile resurfacing of U S Routes 33 50 and 50A near Athens and Albany. F H Brewer Co Lancaster submitted the low bid 20 096 against 44 060 estimate. Shelby Co Thornville led other surface treatment bids totaling 303 155 with 387 000 estimates. Projects cover 181 13 miles across Athens Gallia Hocking Meigs Morgan Vinton and Washington counties including routes 681 141 218 325 143 346 689 160 346 329 685 664 374 595 555 792 124 144 338.
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Southeastern Ohio
Ohio Department of Highways
F. H. Brewer Co
Lancaster
Mitted
U.S
Athens
Albany
Shelby Co
Thornville
Gallia
Hocking
Meigs
Morgan
Vinton
Washington
Two Men Held in Athens Cases Studied by Prosecutor
The prosecutor reviews two custody cases involving Leon Benjamin Coleman, a former Athens resident, due for release from an Alabama prison in August, and Martin Brown of Lansing, Michigan, arrested in Little Rock and to be returned to Lexington next week. Capt. Joseph McBride is wanted for writing bad checks. Brown was indicted in 1961 for burglary tools and jumped a $1000 bond. indictment recently noted. Prosecutor Homer B. Gall Jr. says cases are under study before action.
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Athens
Leon Benjamin Coleman
Alabama
Joseph McBride
Martin Brown
Lansing
Mich
Little Rock
Ark
Lexington
Homer B. Gall Jr
Thirty Attending Counselors Institute at Ohio University
Thirty secondary school counselors are attending the Counseling and Guidance Institute at Ohio University. Among them are Harry D. Westfall of Logan City Schools and Jack E. Powell of Warren High School Vincent. The institute under the National Defense Education Act aims to study theory research and practice in working with able students and involves parental guidance and counselor preparation.
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Counseling and Guidance Institute
Ohio University
Dean L. Hummel
Harry D. Westfall
Logan City
Jack E. Powell
Warren High School
Vincent
Hummel
Shelterings Arms Hospital Notes
A list of residents and visitors referencing births and names including Mr and Mrs Rodney Howery with a daughter in Athens Route 1 and other families such as Mr and Mrs Howard Hudnall with a daughter Coolville Route 1 and Mrs Jack Oakley Nelsonville plus multiple Athens and Millfield Route 1 residents and associates noted in the hospital notes.
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Rodney Howery
Athens
Howard Hudnall
Coolville
William L. Black
Jack Oakley
Nelsonville
Clarence Hudwell
Guysville
Chester Carr
Connie Turrill
Albany
Ted Easler
Alberta Grones
Paul Lockard
Lions Club Fetes Winners Of Contest
The Athens Lions Club honored major winners of its Hole in One contest. Leon Henson won $100. Ray Shepard received the first-ball trophy. runner up Robbin Gardner earned the Athens Country Club trophy. Greg Moore claimed the Elm Golf Course junior trophy. A work party was set for Sunday to prepare the refreshment stand.
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Athens Lions Club
Fairgrounds
Athens
Lions Club
BMW Office To Be Open Saturdays
The deputy registrar's office in the ground floor of the courthouse will stay open Saturday mornings. Dwight Robinson of the Bureau of Motor Vehicle says the office will also remain open Friday evenings from 4 to 6 p.m. Tests by the State Highway Patrol on Friday and Saturday justify the extended hours to issue licenses.
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BMW
Court House
Dwight Robinson
Bureau of Motor Vehicle
Robinson
State Highway Patrol
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the Messenger
Ohio
Trea
Chauncey
Jacksonville
Charles J. Williams
Bernice A. Goldsberry
Captalin P. Roberts
Caustie Romanski
Charles E. Slater
Melva H. Radcliffe
Edna B. Whiteman
Ross M. Mitchell
Grand Park Blvd
Southeastern Pipelines
Ohio Fuel Gas Co
American Gas Association
Allan W. Lundstrom
Ohio Fuel
Ieehh
Eno
Mahaffey
Bevel
Maytag
Peter Tit
Maytag & Frigidaire Appliances
W. State St
Athens, Ohio
Sheltering Arms Hospital
David Sager
Richard Gardner
Nellie Graham
Henry Brown
Millfield
Sharon L. Lovsey
New Marshfield
Eugene Balch
Cincinnati
Harmony and
South Canaan Rds
Duane Myerscough
Plains Volunteer Fire Department
Athens County Savings and Loan Company
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Athens County Savings
Erving
West Union St
Telephone LY
Dale E. Shultz
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