Federal-Hocking Board Hires 3 Teachers Plan Head-Start Unit
The Federal-Hocking school board hired three more teachers bringing total to nine with four or five openings left. Head-start program reviewed. five teachers attend Ohio University institute and eighty children expected at centers in Amesville Stewart and Coolville starting June 21. Office of Economic Opportunity funds of 14400 support preschool training. Amesville kindergarten planned. Nellie Woolley named head teacher for Ames-Bern High School. substitute pay raised to 15 dollars. space needs discussed for Coolville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Clark
Gay McNeal
All Ames
Nellie Woolley
Ames-Bern
Coolville
Russell Archer
Orin Wright
Howard Shanks
Robert Dishong
Joseph Frost
Stanley Pitzer
Athens Comprehensive Community Plan Not Yet Delivered
Mayor Raymond Shepard stated he has not heard from Turner and Pabst or the state Department of Development about the Athens Comprehensive Community plan due Tuesday. The Yellow Springs firm won the contract in March to finish a project started in 1962 by Arnall T. Connell and Associates, which Connell did not complete despite extensions. If no word by Tuesday, the mayor will contact the development department which approved the contract. the firm reportedly has a good record with the department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Shepard
Turner and Pabst
State Department of Development
Athens
Pilot Award Is Received By Major Gene Tyner
Major Gene T Tyner of Ohio University Air Force ROTC has earned the aeronautical rating of command pilot after 15 plus years of rated service. He flew 55 combat missions in Korea and is decorated with the Distinguished Flying Cross Air Medal two Bronze Service Stars and two Commendation Medals. He joined the ROTC in September 1963 and lives at 48 Charles St with wife Dorothy and their three children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gene T. Tyner
Ohio University
Air Force Rotc
Tyner
Korea
Charles St
Dorothy
Hospital Observation Ordered by Court
A 28 year old man charged with tending to cause delinquency of a minor was sent to Athens State Hospital by Juvenile Court for observation. The officer said the charge involved molesting minor girls earlier this month in Nelsonville.
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Athens State Hospital
Nelsonville
Birth announcements from Sheltering Arms Hospital
Birth notices list new additions to families with names and locations including Athens Albany Chauncey Guysville Amesville Ewington The Plains and Route addresses. Notable parents include Mr and Mrs Richard Koshel Mr and Mrs Thomas Butcher and Mr and Mrs James Leiber among others.
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Richard Koshel
Athens
Thomas Butcher
Albany
James Leiber
Chauncey
Delbert Karns
Peggy Lenigar
Thomas Barstow
Alvin McDaniel
Guysville
Alex Perry
Richard Chadwick
Janet South
Denzel Matheny
Amesville
Richard Bragg
Robert Patterson
Harry Walls
Clifford B. Unree
Ewington
Wiley Frame
the Plains
Bill Winter
Richard Staten
Emma Thompson
Mark Simpson
James Barrows
Jacksonville Man Is Placed On Probation
George Kempton Sr of Jacksonville pleaded guilty Monday in Municipal Court to intoxication. He was fined 50 dollars with the fine suspended and placed on six months probation. Terms include no drinking and paying court costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Kempton, Sr
Jacksonville
May 1965 New Car Sales Rise For Third Straight Month
May car dealers sold 213 new cars up from April and 239 in March, with 770 used cars moved, while the auto title office collected 2154.90 in fees and 1381 titles issued. Watercraft fees totaled 30.10 with 17 boat titles processed, and other May vehicle categories included a mix of trucks wagons motorcycles and trailers.
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Clerk of Courts
Marjorie D. Mitchell
Auto Title
Athens County sailors in international exercise in Mediterranean Corsica
Three Athens County servicemen joined a multinational exercise in the central Mediterranean and Corsica aboard the submarine USS Shaw and the attack carrier USS Saratoga. They include Rudy L. Shaw Electrician's Mate 3-C Earl G Mellon and Charles W. Conrath Hospital Corpsman 3-C. Also noted is T-Sgt Wayne J. Davis graduate and other service moves.
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Athens County
Mediterranean Sea
Corsica
Rudy L. Shaw
USN
John W
Shaw
Athens
Argonaut
Earl G Mellon
Wilford Mellon
Little Hocking
Saratoga
Charles W. Con
Charles W. Conrath
Carl W. Conrath
Marine
U. S
Athens Firm Contracts To Build Dormitory
The Area Construction Co of Athens received a $350000 contract to construct a men’s dormitory at Rio Grande College. The firm will finance the project and sell the dormitory to the college on a 30 year basis. The company previously built Rumac buildings in Athens.
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The
Area Construction Co
Athens
Rio Grande College
Rumac
Child Hurt In Fall At Home
Lorrie Watson 4 daughter of Mr and Mrs Clarence Watson 15 Walker St was taken to Sheltering Arms Hospital by the fire department at 1 03 p m Sunday after lip lacerations from a fall against a ladder. GLOUSTER The Masonic Lodge 607 meets Wednesday at 7 30 p m in the Masonic Temple Master Masons Degree to be conferred and refreshments served.
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Lorrie Watson
Clarence Watson
Walker St
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Fire Department
Glouster
Masonic Lodge 607
Masonic Temple
Coleman pleads innocent in assault case in Municipal Court
David W. Coleman of Parks Hall pleaded innocent on assault and battery and destruction of property charges. He posted bonds totaling 132 dollars and the cases were continued to June 15. Arnold Gabriel testified Coleman struck him with a fist and Mrs. Sybil Gabriel said an aluminum door was damaged during the altercation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David W. Coleman
Parks Hall
Arnold Gabriel
Sybil Gabriel
Coleman
Air Force Sergeant Palmer Promoted to Technical Sergeant
Sergeant William G. Palmer of Ohio University Air Force ROTC detachment receives a technical sergeant promotion. A Kentuckian and 13 year veteran, he served at Fuchu Air Station in Japan before his assignment here. He resides at The Plains with wife Ruth and their three children.
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William G. Palmer
Ohio University
Air Force
Palmer
Fuchu
Japan
the Plains
Ruth
Wagner Set To Offer Instruction In Baseball
GLOUSTER Ohio University freshman baseball coach Dave Bucky Wagner will be at the Glouster Little League field on Friday to give instructions. All Youth League players are to be at the field in uniform at 5 30 p.m. All parents are urged to attend the instruction session.
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Glouster
Ohio University
Dave “Bucky” Wagner
Two Hurt Five Drivers Cited In Area Traffic Patrol Reports
Two people were injured in Monday morning accidents while five drivers were cited in accident investigations. Peggy Lenigar, 20, sustained knee and nose injuries and a bruise. John McDermott, 18, lost control on Route 13. McDermott and Newsum were cited for conditional speed. Walter Hunter, 21, was cited for left of center and intoxicated driving after a separate Route 33 incident. Richard Fry, 21, had an insecure load after a plywood piece struck a car. Robert Abdella, 20, was cited for following distance. Other minor accidents on Fisher-Chase and Limeback roads were noted.
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State Highway Patrol
Peggy Lenigar
Mulligan Rd
John McDermott
Millfield
Sheltering Arms
McDermott
Route 33
Charles Newton
Nelsonville
Connett Rd
Hocking
Mount St. Mary Hospital
Newsum
Walter Hunter
Athens
Richard Fry
East Orwell
Fry
Robert Abdella
Baltimore
Fisher- Chase Rd
Limeback Rd
Hocking County
County Case Demurrer Overruled in Athens County Suit
Guernsey County Common Pleas Judge Delbert Tedrick overruled a demurrer filed by Eleanor White in a $9541.16 Athens County civil action. White's attorney, former judge Francis White, argued lack of jurisdiction and failure to state a cause of action. The county claims White was paid as a divorce investigator from 1958 to 1961 but failed to file investigation reports. her husband was a common pleas judge. Judge gave the defense until June 26 to answer.
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Guernsey County
Arts Council Proposes Five Week Summer Arts Program
The Athens Community Arts Council proposes a five week summer program for children aged 8 to 12 pending city recreation commission approval. If approved, Mrs Richard Purdue would direct the program with David Bentley and Mrs Gervase Hittle assisting. 30 enrollments possible for activities like painting mural work ceramics puppetry dramatics and dance.
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Recreation Commission
Shepard Black
Athens Community Arts Council
Richard Purdum
David Bently
Gervase Hittle
Arts Council
Kittle and Rockhold Lead Glouster Pony League Standings
Glouster City Pony League standings show Kittle Lumber Co and Rockhold Cities Service both at 1-0, with Faires Carry-Out and Guinthers Ins. at 0-1. Last week Kittle Lumber Co. beat Guinthers Ins. 7-2 and Rockhold Cities Service defeated Faires Carry-Out 1-0. This week Guinthers Ins. faces Rockhold Cities Service Monday, and Faires Carry-Out meets Kittle Lumber Co. Tuesday.
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Glouster
Glouster City Pony League
Kittle Lumber Co
Rockhold Cities Service
Guinthers Ins
Guinther Ins
Pleasant Athens Morning Temperatures Hit 74
U S Observer C L Colmer reports Athens sees 10 am temperature 74 after a 49 morning low. Sunday high reached 78 as pleasant weather prevails.
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Athens
U. S
C. L. Colmer
Varied Municipal Court Docket Includes Resisting Arrest and Indecent Exposure
Municipal Judge John Newcomb heard cases ranging from resisting arrest to indecent exposure. Loren R. Morris 51 Athens Route 4 faced charges of no operator license resisting arrest and disturbing the peace. He tore a shirt from an officer when arrested early Sunday morning near Hooper Street and Hastings Road. Morris was fined 50 dollars plus costs on resisting arrest and fighting counts. He pleaded no contest to the license charge with bond set at 30 dollars and case continued. James R. Russell 22 Athens Route 1 was charged with indecent exposure from an act June 11 on Second Street in view of a juvenile girl. Russell pleaded innocent and was held under 100 dollars bond. Surrenda Shah 22 of 84 West Union Street faced a charge of taking textbooks and a chess set valued at 55 dollars, the property of Robert B. Antico te 39 West Carpenter Street. Shah pleaded innocent and was placed under 110 dollars bond.
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John Newcomb
Loren R. Morris
Athens
James R. Russell
Athens Route 1
Second St
Russell
Fred Landis
Surrenda Shah
W. Union St
Robert B. Anticote
W. Carpenter St
Shah
Science Grant Presented to Ohio University Professor
The Society of the Sigma Xi announced a grants-in-aid research award to Dr. James L. Throne, assistant professor of chemical engineering at Ohio University. The grant supports a study of controlled cycling in a packed distillation column as part of awards totaling $100,000 in 1964 to foster scientific research.
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Society of the Sigma Xi
James L. Throne
Ohio University
Society
Throne
Drury Store Posts 2-0 Softball Record
Glouster City Softball League standings show Drury Store leading at 2-0, Burr Oak Restaurant and Economy Store tied 1-1, and Glouster Community Bank at 0-2. This week’s schedule lists Economy Store vs Drury Store on Thursday and Burr Oak Restaurant vs Glouster Community Bank on Friday.
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Glouster
Glouster City
Drury Store
Burr Oak Restaurant
Economy Store
Glouster Community Bank
Drury’s
Warren Essex Cleared of Destruction Charge in Carbondale Case
Warren Essex of Carbondale was found not guilty on a destruction of property charge filed by Helen Dundon. Gilbert Pancake of Nelsonville pleaded innocent in County Court to a menacing threats charge filed by Clarence Buck Warren. the case, continued, was handled by York Two constable.
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Warren Essex
Carbondale
Helen Dundon
Gilbert Pancake
Nelsonville
Clarence Buck Warren
York Two
Walgreens Ad Promotes Father’s Day Gifts in Athens
Local ad offers special gifts for Dad and a wide range of cards at Full Walgreens Drugs located at 15 South Court Street Athens SY 3 1721. The slogan Your Health is Our Business emphasizes service.
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Walgreen
South Court Street
Athens
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Alfred B. Zigler
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Clarence Hutchens
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