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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1954
Page
11
TRAVERSE CITY Mich District Game Supervisor Ford Kellum wowed spectators on Bellows Lake by catching a night hawk that struck his rainbow trout fly. The hawk lunged, tangled the line, then landed exhausted on the water before Kellum released it unharmed.
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Columbus officials clash over delays to two state receiving hospitals in Portsmouth and Cincinnati. Auditor Rhodes accuses Welfare Department of poor planning, while Welfare Director Robison notes nine hospital projects authorized since 1945, with seven open and two nearing completion, plus 25 outpatient clinics for non urgent mental illness care.
In EGAR Ariz Charley Patterson a mechanic found a bear occupying the front seat of his stalled car on a dark mountain road. He had just refilled the tank and started the engine thinking it was a large dog. He chained the bear to the other front door and drove to town.
Russell P. Jameson, 76, longtime head of Oberlin College’s romance language department, died at Allen Hospital. A Mansfield native and 1900 Oberlin graduate, he retired in 1944. funeral services set for 3 p.m. Friday.
Dub Brown of Lake Dallas pulled a burning car from a garage by using a tow chain, then backed away to extinguish the house fire. He used a truck again to shove the car into a pond, where it remains six feet beneath the water. Akron council approves measure allowing public access to city board proceedings.
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