Seven ordinances pass in Athens city council session
Athens city council approved seven ordinances under suspension of the rules in an hour and a half meeting. Actions included Eden Place 2nd addition, pension fund class adjustment, Route 33 water line extension, sewer extensions, pool salaries, College St. widening, and $102,950 in bonds for paving Grand Park Blvd Euclid Pl and Charies St.
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Athens
City Planning Commission
Eden Place
Claire Berry
Robert Sebring
Safety Service
College St
Mill
E. State St
Grand Park Blvd
Euclid Pl
Charies St
Oscar Cooley
William Abraham
Cooley
John Newcomb
Municipal Court
Kenneth W. Sands
Dalton Ave
Townsend Place
George Billy
Franz Woodworth
Norman Hatch
Council
William Herbert
Planning Commission
Ohio University
House St
Ullom St
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
B. and O. Railroad
W. Union St
Carpenter and Lancaster Sts
Madison Ave
Harold Shields
R. A. Smith
Liberia Rubber Link Highlighted by Athens Kiwanis
Fred Helm of Firestone outlined Liberia's rubber industry at the Athens Kiwanis Club. He noted Liberia exports about 78 million pounds of rubber annually to the United States and hosts over 750 independent producers alongside Firestone operations.
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Republic of Liberia
Ohio
Africa
Liberia
United States
Athens Kiwanis Club
Fred Helm
Firestone Tire and Rubber Co
E. T. Hellebrandt
Helm
Monrovia
Firestone
Four Drunk Cases Heard In Municipal Court
Four cases of intoxication charges were heard Tuesday in Municipal Court. Clifford R. Smith and Paul Vamos pleaded guilty and were fined 25 dollars plus costs. Quince Anderson failed to appear after arraignment and forfeited his 30 dollar bond. Alva Hanning, found guilty after pleading innocent, was fined 25 dollars and costs.
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Clifford R. Smith
Granville Ave
Paul Vamos
Detroit
Mich
Quince Anderson
Athens
Births and admissions at Shelterin g Arms Hospital
Birth notices list a daughter for Mr and Mrs Leonard McCollister Nelsonville and a daughter for Mr and Mrs Wayne Holderman Athens Route 1. Admissions include Mrs Emmett Gilkey Athens Beverly Allen Athens Route 1 Mrs Gerald Tabler Chesterhill Carl Legg Athens Robert Trout Athens Kerry DeWeese Athens and Mrs John A Fuller Athens. Dismissals mention Roy Carter New Marshfield and Mrs Charles Henderson Trimble and daughter plus Mrs Grover Hall Athens and Mrs John Crum Millfield Route 1.
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Leonard McCollister
Nelsonville
Wayne Holderman
Athens
Emmett Gilkey
Beverly Allen
Gerald Tabler
Chesterhill
Carl Legg
Robert Trout
Kerry DeWeese
John A. Fuller
Charles Jeffers
Roy Carter
New Marshfield
Charles Henderson
Trimble
Grover Hall
John Crum
Millfield
Baker to Deliver Commencement Address at Youngstown
Ohio University President John C. Baker will speak at Youngstown University Tuesday evening. The address titled Looking Backwards will discuss the Ohio Commission on Education Beyond the High School and its work.
Galbreath Chapel Dedication Slated at Ohio University
The Helen Mauck Galbreath Memorial Chapel on the Ohio University campus will be dedicated at a 10 30 a m service Saturday with about 150 guests invited and others able to hear from Memorial Auditorium. Donation by John W Galbreath honors his wife who died in 1946. President John C Baker will preside with Gov C William ONeill and Galbreath family among out of town guests. A luncheon in Jefferson Hall follows the ceremony.
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Helen Mauck Galbreath
Ohio University
Memorial Auditorium
Barl C. Seigfred
College of Fine Arts
John W. Galbreath
Lee
John C. Baker
Gal
Galbreath
C. William O'Neill
Jefferson Hall
Loudspeaker Theft Leads to Fine for Local Man
Robert Rhinehart 43 Stimpson Ave was arraigned Tuesday in Municipal Court after pleading guilty to stealing a loudspeaker from the Valley Drive-In Theatre. The device valued at 17 dollars, attached to his car, was torn loose on departure. Rhinehart said he planned to return it this week and was fined 35 dollars plus costs by Frank Nolan, owner of the theatre.
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Valley Drive-In
Robert Rhinehart
Stimpson Ave
Frank Nolan
Rhinehart
Fire department responds to heater overheating at OHIO pre-fabs
Athens fire department was called around 12 30 a m Tuesday to the Ohio University pre-fabs on East State Street when a fuel oil water heater overheated. The heater occupied by Max Lehmer drilled a defective valve blamed for the trouble. Oil shut off at heater and external tank with no damage.
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Athens Fire Department
Ohio University
E. State St
Max Lehmer
Legion Post election set for Wednesday at Legion home
Officers of K. T. Crossen Post 21 American Legion will be elected at 8 p.m. in a meeting at the Legion home, announced Harold Young, the commander.
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K. T. Crossen
American Legion
Legion
Harold Young
Civil Defense Questionnaires Return in Athens Area
About 2200 completed forms were returned from the house to house civil defense survey in Athens. The Ohio University Interfraternity Pledge Council distributed the questionnaires covering evacuee housing, blood types, and training needs. Civil defense director Roger Jones called the effort successful and comprehensive.
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Athens
Ohio University
Interfraternity Pledge Council
Roger Jones
Civil Defense
Athens County
Red Cross
Jones
Twelve Athens Countians Inducted Into Army At Ft Hayes
Twelve volunteers from Athens County left by bus for Columbus to be inducted into the Army at Ft Hayes. Leaders included John A. Davis of Albany and others from The Plains Coolville Glouster Guysville Stewart and nearby towns. The inductees received Bibles from the Gideon Society.
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Athens
Columbus
Army
Ft. Hayes
Selective Service
John A. Davis
Albany
Paul W. Dotson
Ronald E. Golden
Roger G. Brown
Joseph A. Rhoades
Bret A. Russell
Kenneth D. Garrett
Coolville
Charles M. Burdette
John L. Thompson
the Plains
Kenneth E. Barnhart
Albany man held for grand jury in non-support case
Charles Miller, a resident of Albany, was ordered held for the grand jury Saturday in Municipal Court after pleading innocent to a non-support charge filed by his wife Rosemary Miller.
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Charles Miller
Albany
Rosemary Miller
Awards Given at Athens Junior High Honors Assembly
More than 200 students received awards at the Athens Junior High School honors assembly on Tuesday afternoon. GAA, cheerleader, student council, perfect attendance, library, service, Readers Digest, Little A society, honor roll, and Camp Arrowhead awards were listed with multiple recipients across seventh, eighth, and ninth grades.
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Athens
GAA
Linda Sams
Pat Love
Connie Helwig
Terry Trout
Karen Embrey
Linda Fields
Lynn Hunter
Cindy Black
Sandy Black
Jan Lee Tom
Liz Cline
Shirley Jones
Mary Jane White
Lee Trout
Lynne Trout
Sandy Falkner
Sonia Nanna
Patty Legg
Janie Dean
Ann Rowland
Gerald Mosier
Phyllis Lausche
Dick Cone
Jacqui Fenstermaker
Bill Reamer
Anita Scott
Joyce Smith
Maxwell Evans
Errald Howell
Lizabeth Cline
Robbie Frey
Steve Bridgewater
Barbara Phillips
Tom Bean
Dale Thompson
Boyd Cornwell
Jim Everett
Nancy Chadwick
Karen Crewson
Mike Downard
Juliana Roberts
Helen Hunter
Steve Chase
Carol James
Jim Martin
Tom Norris
Nancy Organ
Phil Romine
Peter Reih
Ann Smith
Myron West
Robert Rutter
Morgan West
Tom McBride
Shelly Rowland
Little A_ society
Tom Turnbull
Reid Krantz
John Bowlingham Snyder
Shirley Ann Toomey
Susan Cady
Cheryl Slater
Charlotte Lane
Pat Verity
Phillip Romine
Stephen Riggs
Ron DeVeau
Mike Tedrick
Elizabeth Cline
Michaelle Barnhill
Walter Christiansen
Diana Cliffton
Patty Conant
Carolyn Frost
Charles Fulks
Mary Gilmore
Carl Gustavson
Stephen Krauss
Diantha Murphy
Jan Beckley
Indy Black
Molly Butterworth
Max Evans
Lauretta Glasgo
Bill Harmon
David Kantner
Ed Lynn
Carla Miller
Mary Jane Roberts
Robbie Rutter
Chip Schleicher
Ron Selleck
Stephanie Sherow
Phillip Straw
Tim Turnbull
Virginia Welch
John Bowling
Ideal Weather Returns With Sunny Day At Hamley Run
Ideal weather returned today after a cooler humid day, with a bright sun and cooling breezes. In Hamley Run the high rose to 70 after a low of 55, following yesterday's extremes of 57 and 70.
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Hamley Run
Man Placed on Probation in Auto Title False Statement Case
Chester Griffis of Parkersburg West Virginia pleaded guilty to making a false statement on an auto title application. Judge Francis D. White placed him on a five year probation in Common Pleas Court. Probation requires lawfulness monthly reports to the prosecutor, payment of 25.64 dollars in costs within 60 days, and avoidance of places where intoxicating beverages are sold.
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Chester Griffis
Parkersburg
W. Va
Francis D. White
Common Pleas Court
Griffis
New Marshfield Man Fined for Falsifying Driver License Claim
Raymond McKee of New Marshfield Route 1 pleaded guilty in Municipal Court to a State Highway Patrol charge of making a false statement to secure a driver's license for his son. The court fined $50 with $30 suspended and costs, and placed him on three months probation after doctor consultation.
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Raymond McKee
New Marshfield
State Highway Patrol
McKee
200 Attend 4-H Club Training Conference
More than 200 officers, advisors and parents attended the 4-H officers and advisors training conference at the Mechanicsburg School. Guest speaker C F Christian of Ohio State University outlined three keys to a good 4-H club and emphasized leadership, citizenship and parental involvement.
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Mechanicsburg
C. F. Christian
Ohio State University
Christian
Kenneth Ackerman
Eagles Plan Installation at Ath ens Aerie 529
Newly elected officers of Ath ens Aerie 529 Fraternal Order of Eagles will be installed at a 7 30 p m meeting Wednesday with Curt Watson as installing officer Heading the aerie for the year beginning June 1 are John W Easterling president Clarence Stotts vice president Gerben Rypma chaplain Charles Pierce inside guard Cecil Perry outside guard Jim Gates conductor Duke Pennell treasurer Charles Burchfield trustee for three year term The meeting will include degree work by the Logan team A lunch will be served after the meeting.
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Athens Aerie
Order of Eagles
Curt Watson
Aerie
John W. Easterling
Clarence Stotts
Gerben Rypma
Charles Pierce
Cecil Perry
Jim Gates
Duke Pennell
Charles Burchfield
Logan
Lima Stay Is Ordered In Lewd Material Case
Ebert J. Thompson of Athens was indicted for publishing lewd material. He pleaded insanity and was ordered for a 30 day observation at Lima State Hospital by Common Pleas Judge Francis D. White, after an initial plan to send him to Athens State Hospital failed. Sheriff Harold Shields took Thompson to Lima for the observation.
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Ebert J. Thompson
Athens
Lima State Hospital
Thompson
Common Pleas
Francis D. White
Lima
Harold Shields
Athens State Hospital
Scott seeks bachelor of science degree at CSU June 6
Virgil Errett Scott of Athens Route 4 is a candidate for a bachelor of science degree at Colorado State University’s 74th annual commencement in Fort Collins on June 6.
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FT. Collins
Colo
Virgil Errett Scott
Edward M. Scott
Athens
Colorado State University
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Breath
Roy A. Burkhart
First Community Church
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George Voinovich
Troy Organ
Philosophy
Robert Baker
Fifth Ave. Presbyterian Church
Temple Emanu-El
New York City
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National Secretaries’ Association
Jean Molchan
Red Cross Office
Juanita Salyers
Gancie Spaulding
Rita Spencer
Ted Stiff
Dick Lattimer
Melanie Wood
Patty Woodburn
Sue Booth
Linda Grafton
Betsy Gray
Larry Jones
Charles Lax
Dianne Locks
William Ogg
Peter Seibert
Brent Spencer
Tom Thompson
Sharon Baxter
Nancy Bretz
Patricia Bricker
Ine Hanson
Patricia Love
Edward Lynn
Toni McGrath
Thomas Schleicher
Carolyn Smith
Eva Malone
Phillis Gilkey
Patty Cowan
Elizabeth Ribenson
David Dunfee
Don Bullock
Paul Aiken
Jim Stewart
Clyde Ballinger
Barbara Henry
Florence McBride
Karen Kelch
Vivian Munn
Ross Wright
Martha Dee Morrison
Don Davis
the Electric Co
Columbus and Southern Ohio Electric Company
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