Soil Plans Approved and Resignation Planned in Athens Board
The Athens County Soil and Water Conservation board discussed the probable resignation of veteran member Alton Hanning after over 12 years. They approved several farm conservation plans and funding to send Mrs. Pauline Martin to the Ohio Conservation Laboratory at Camp Muskingum June 19 to July 22, with hopes for a later sponsor.
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Athens County Soil and Water Conservation Board
Athens
Alton Hanning
County Board of Commissioners
Pauline Martin
First St
West Elementary School
Ohio Conservation Laboratory
Camp Muskingum
John Weekly
Wilbur Williams
Russell Oxley
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Dieting Dean Paul Noble Wins Kiwanis Pancake Prize
Paul Noble dean of Ohio University College of Commerce lost 34 pounds in two months to reach 207 pounds. He celebrated at a Kiwanis Club fundraiser with a pancake supper at First Methodist Church and won the door prize of 32 boxes of pancake mix and 24 bottles of syrup as proceeds totaled about $800 for Little League and county youth projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Noble
Ohio University
College of Commerce
Kiwanis Club
First Methodist Church
Civic Club
Joe Chapman
Fire damages Amesville home. lightning blamed for blaze
Don Marquis residence on Sand Rock Road two miles southeast of Amesville suffered about 2000 dollars in damage after a roof fire lit during a storm. Volunteers confined the attic blaze to the two story home while water damage affected some contents. firemen arrived at 7 40 p.m. and had the fire out by 8 p.m with 500 gallons used. Marquis lived alone in the home.
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Don Marquis
Sand Rock
Amesville
Ames-Bern-Amesville
James Dillie
Marquis
Showers and storms hit Athens area with heavy rain
Rain fell again in Athens and heavy thunderstorms in other areas. City rainfall measured .12 inch per U S Observer C L Colmer while temperatures fell from 89 to 68 degrees. Amesville saw heavy rain Wednesday evening with Route 50 A east of the village flooded by rising streams.
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Athens
U.S
C. L. Colmer
Amesville
Ames Student Wins UNESCO Award for National Paper
Leonard W. DePue of Ames ville earned a special UNESCO Publications Center certificate for his paper on the importance of the United Nations. His work ranked among the top hundred nationwide from 3000 high school submissions, and Ames-Bern High School will receive a two year UNESCO Courier subscription in his name.
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Leonard W. DePue
Leonard DePue
Amesville
Unesco Publications Center
United Nations
American Association of the United Nations, Inc
New York
Ames-Bern
Unesco Courier
DePue
Births and admissions at Sheltering Arms Hospital
Birth announcements list a son for Mr. and Mrs. Miller of Athens and a son for Mr. and Mrs. Daniel of Athens Route 2, a daughter for Mr. and Mrs. Hanna of Athens Route 3, a daughter for Mr. and Mrs. Esterreicher of Athens, and a son for Mr. and Mrs. Kasler of Millfield Route 1. Admitted include Anthony Barkie of New Marshfield Route 1 and Ronald Cartwright of Athens. Dismissed include H. E. Jones of Athens, Kenneth Hufford of Indianapolis, Mrs. Gamwell of Gloucester, Randy Mace of New Marshfield, Richard Strole of Athens Route, Larry Russell of Athens Route 3, Emmett Carpenter of Athens Route 2, and Carol Quivey of New Marshfield Route 1.
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Joseph Miller
Athens
Clarence Daniel
Fred Hanna
Joseph Esterreicher
Melvin Kasler
Millfield
Anthony Barkie
New Marshfield
Ronald Cartwright
H. E. Jones
Kenneth Hufford
Indianapolis
Ind
Larry Russell
Emmett Carpenter
Carol Quivey
Two Drivers Fined On Traffic Charges
Two drivers pleaded guilty in Municipal Court on traffic citations. James Edward Terry, 18, of 71 Stewart St, fined 25 dollars plus costs for speeding. Raymond Finnearty, 20, Ath ens Route 3, found guilty of unsafe operation after previously pleading innocent, fined 15 dollars plus costs. City police filed the charge.
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State Highway Patrol
James Edward Terry
Stewart St
Raymond Finnearty
Athens
Ohio University Engineer Heads to Nuclear Energy Institute
Dr. Roger C. Quisenberry chair of Ohio University’s engineering department will join 131 fellow applicants at a four week basic training program at Purdue University. The summer institutes on nuclear energy are sponsored by the American Society for Engineering Education and the Atomic Energy Commission and have been held each summer since 1956.
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Roger C. Quisenberry
Ohio University
American Society For Engineering Education
The
Atomic Energy Commission
Quisenberry
Purdue University
Third Man Arrested In Store Tavern Breakin Case
Deputies arrested Jerry Wayne Lanning 22 Chauncey and two others over the Tuesday night break ins at Blue Moon Tavern near Glouster and Vaughn Earich Estrin 21 Cleveland and Karen Stadtler 21 Athens. Pincelli 21 Chauncey and Kempton 23 Millfield were also taken into custody after signed statements and Lanning admitted involvement. Prosecution actions were pending as of Thursday.
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Sheriff's Deputies
Jerry Wayne Lanning
Chauncey
Lanning
Common Pleas Court
Blue Moon Tavern
Glouster
Vaughn Earich
Millfield
George William Kempton Jr
James Russell Pincelli
DeWitt Walker
Robert Allen
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John H. Adams
Dan Stright
Lee Enlow
Ed Sheridan
Paul Brown
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Weatherguard
Wright
the Plains, Ohio
Dieter
Ames
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Stephen Estrin
Cleveland
Karen Judith Stadtler
Orange Mutual Casualty Co. of
Columbus
Nelson Cooper, Xenia
Pincelli
Kempton
Athens Messenger
Aline
Fhatterer
Bermudas
Jamaicas
Smart
Jamaica
Bermuda
C. Tapered Capris
China
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