Water Plant Producing At Record Pace In Athens
The Athens water treatment plant operates at record pace as city officials plan a future four fold increase over 50 years. May 73.52 million gallons set a daily average of 2.37 million with May 22 and 24 near peaks. Plant designed for 3 million gallons daily, safe even with bypassed softening. current wells total 12 with a 13th about to come online producing 570000 gallons daily.
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Drennen Goldsberry
Goldsberry
Athens State Hospital
Wellfield
Ohio University
State Hospital
W. Union St
University
Marietta Man Faces Criminal Assault Charge Hearing Set
Dale Rasmussen of Marietta is charged with intent to commit criminal assault by force. A preliminary hearing was set for 10:30 a.m. June 22 with bond set at $2000. Rasmussen appeared with counsel after an Athens County warrant led to his arrest. The alleged incident occurred May 29 when he forced the woman into his car.
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Gerald Mollica
Marietta
Dale Rasmussen
Stewart Area
Rasmussen
Washington County
Earnings Rise at Columbus and Southern Ohio Electric
Columbus and Southern Ohio Electric Co reports 12 month earnings of 12,245,000 dollars, up 14.7 percent from last year. Harry M. Miller, president, states common share earnings were 2.19 dollars per share.
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Columbus
Columbus & Southern Ohio Electric Co
Harry M. Miller
McBee promotes Robert Essex to quality control manager
Otis F. Simpson announces Robert Essex of Longview Heights is named quality control manager for the McBee Systems Division in Athens. Essex, a 1934 Ohio University graduate with a 1940 masters, taught at Athens High School 12 years before joining McBee in 1947 and has been a chemist at the Athens plants since 1952.
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Robert Essex
Longview Heights
Athens
McBee Systems
Litton Industries
Otis F. Simpson
Essex
Simpson
Ohio University
Athens High School
McBee
Glouster Graduate Becomes Substitute Secretary
Trenda Meade a 1965 Glouster High School graduate serves as substitute secretary in the office of County Superintendent T C Porter while secretary Joan Burson is on vacation. She is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Paul Meade Glouster and was a commercial student in high school.
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Trenda Meade
Glouster High School
T. C. Porter
Joan G. Burson
Miss Meade
Paul Meade
Plan Still Not Received in City Development Effort
The mayor's office had not received the overdue comprehensive community plan by late Tuesday. The state Department of Development and city planning commission had extended the deadline to June 15 last March. Mayor Raymond Shepard said he would contact the development department later Tuesday to check on the plan started in 1962.
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State Department of Development
City Planning Commission
Raymond Shepard
Development Department
Rome School Opens Summer Courses For District Students
The Federal Hocking district offers three summer courses with no tuition for district students. Rome Canaan administrator Herman Ellis says enrollment deadline is 8 a.m. EST Thursday. Over 35 students have begun classes at Rome Canaan began Monday with teachers Mrs. Sara Carpenter Chemistry I Miss Nellie Woolley American Government and Miss Janet Wolfe English 10.
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Federal Hocking
Herman Ellis
Rome-Canaan
Sara Carpenter
Nellie Woolley
Janet Wolfe
Auto Fires Doused By Athens Firemen
Athens firemen used a hand extinguisher to stop two auto fires Monday night. At 8:30 p.m. a 1956 auto owned by Charles Gwinn on S College St caught fire and at 7:07 p.m. another blaze hit a car at Beasley and Mathews used car lot Carpenter and Grosvenor. Minor damage occurred to both vehicles caused by backfires through carburetors. The Richland Area fire department will meet at 7 p.m. Wednesday at the fire house for a training session.
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Charles Gwinn
Athens
Beasley and Mathews
Carpenter and Grosvenor
Gwinn
Richland Area
Shelterin g Arms Hospital Notes
Mrs and Mrs Sammy Thompson welcome a daughter in Guys ville. James Rickard admitted from Albany Route 3. Several patients listed from Rutland Athens Millfield New Marshfield and related routes. Dismissals include Richard Chadwick Ronald Kern Janet South and Mrs Charles Dickens.
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James Rickard
Albany
Milo Hutchison
Rutland
Jerry Smith
New Marshfield
Harrison Carter
Grant McCune
Millfield
William Huddy
Athens
Charles Chandler
Iva Minney
Richard Thomas
Richard Chadwick
Ronald Kern
Janet South
Charles Dickens
David Read
Vacation Bible School at Albany Methodist Church
Albany Methodist Church will host a Vacation Bible School from June 21 to July 2. Daily sessions run 9:00 to 11:30 a.m. for children aged four to sixteen. In Athens, partly cloudy and cool, the temperature at 9:30 a.m. was 68 after a low of 55, with Mondays reaching 78.
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Albany Methodist Church
Athens
U. S
C. L. Colmer
Athens High Summer School Enrolls Nearly 200 Students
About 200 students begin the 1965 Athens High School summer program under Principal B. F. Auer. Classes run 8:30 to 11:30 a.m. daily, with each student taking one course. No class on July 5, sessions end August 6. Courses offered include U.S. history, world history, plane geometry, typing, biology, driver training, and survey with listed instructors and enrollments.
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Athens High School
B. F. Auer
James Burn
U. S
Earl Washburn
Applicants Sought For Trimble Post
The Trimble school board asks the county superintendent to seek applicants for the district top job. Nine applications are being screened as interviews are planned. Porter aims for a July 1 replacement with a salary of 8000 to 10000 dollars.
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Trimble Local
David Smith
T. C. Porter
Trimble Board
Porter
Two Youths Face Assault and Battery Charges in Municipal Court
Two youths appeared in Municipal Court on assault and battery charges. David W. Coleman of Parks Hall faced assault and battery charges from Arnold Gabriel of Circleville and destruction of property from Sybil Gabriel. He requested jury trials and bonds of 125 dollars were set on each charge. Arnold Gabriel pleaded innocent to the assault and battery charge filed by Coleman, with bond set at 32 dollars and the case continued.
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David W. Coleman
Parks Hall
Arnold Gabriel
Circleville
Sybil Gabriel
Gabriel
Coleman
Passports Increase At County Clerk's Office
In Athens County the clerk of courts reports a surge in passport issuance with 235 passports handled in the first five months of 1965 versus 96 in the same period in 1964. The process requires a birth certificate copy and two 2.5 inch by 2.5 inch photos, with a $11.22 fee of which $1 stays locally. Applications take two to three weeks to process.
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Clerk of
Marjorie Mitchell
Mary Halbirt
Ohio University
Clerk of Courts
Athens County
State Department
Mitchell
Johnson and McDaniel Obtain Marriage Licenses
Phillip David Johnson aged 23 an Athens mechanical engineer and Judith Ann McDaniel aged 19 a student from Albany are recorded as obtaining marriage licenses.
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Phillip David Johnson
Athens
Judith Ann McDaniel
Albany
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