Committee Seeks State Aid For Ohio University Services
A 12 member Athens group led by John Biddle proposes Ohio University pay more for city services, or have the state cover part of the cost. Byron White says state legislation should fund local services for the university, which IA expansion could hamper city finances. The plan compares practices in other Ohio towns and cites 10 million payroll and high local tax burdens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio University
Byron White
Columbia Ave
White
Athens
Cline
Wilson Smith
John Alden
Russell Slaughter
Lowell Patterson
Alden
Smith
Veron R. Alden
Ohio
Ohio U
State Board of Regents
Harry Crewson
Oxford
Bowling Green
Bowling Green U
Kent
Miami
Nelsonville Couple Named Defendants In 1962 Car Crash Suit
Grace Mingus of Glouster Route 3 files in Common Pleas Court naming Thomas M Polley and June Polley of Nelsonville as defendants seeking 5000 dollars damages. The plaintiff alleges Thomas Polley was driving his wife s car during a two car collision in Nelsonville in 1962.
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Grace Mingus
Glouster Route 3
Common Pleas Court
Thomas M
June Polley
Nelsonville
Polley
Fair, Cool Follows Rain in Athens Weather
Weather in Athens turned fair and cool after a hot humid spell with showers. U S Observer C L Colmer logged 63 degrees at 8 30 a m after a low of 54 this morning. Weekend rain totaled a half inch, with 0 29 inch yesterday.
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Athens
U.S
C. L. Colmer
Colmer
Defense Corps To Honor Commanders Dinner
The Ohio Defense Corps local detachment plans a dinner Wednesday to honor former commanders led by Col. Charles Cook of Columbus and Col. Kenneth Sands. Speakers include Capt. George Perry and Maj. Robert McAfee, with wives attending at 6 30 p.m. at the armory.
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Ohio Defense Corps
James Gates
Charles Cook
Columbus
Republic
Franklin Insurance Co
Kenneth Sands
Capts
George Perry
John Newcomb
Wilbur Witham
Drennen Goldsberry
James Holland
Carl Wilson
Maj
Robert McAfee
Two Car Thefts Reported in Local Area
Monday night two vehicles were stolen. Ralph Newman’s car was taken from Buchtel area. Charles Ney of Albany reported a 1957 model stolen at about 10 p.m.. it was recovered four hours later with his 15 year old son driving. Emerson Campbell, 30, of Haydenville, to be charged with contributing to the delinquency of a minor and driving without a license after having a 15 year old in the car and allegedly supplying beer. Izaak Walton League meets at 7:30 p.m. Thursday after a 6 p.m. potluck. film Island Oddities to be shown. Southern Ohio Lodge, Fra ternal Order of Police, meets 7:30 p.m. Monday at Nelsonville scout house. new members to be initiated.
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Buchtel
Ralph Newman
Charles Ney
Albany
Haydenville
Utah Ridge
State Highway Patrol
Emerson Campbell
Izaak Walton League
Southern Ohio Lodge
Order of Police
Nelsonville
Overtime Parking Fine Increase Is Given First Okay By Council
The city council gave first reading to an ordinance to raise overtime parking tickets from 25 to 50 cents citing ticket costs and a 1963 total of about 70 000 issued. The council also hired Squire Sanders and Dempsey for legal services for the South Green UR project at 3300 dollars, set a downtown parking restrictions hearing for August 3, and approved purchasing a sewer cleaner for 3000 to 3500 dollars plus engineering work for Graham Dr. The body also transferred 2000 dollars to the recreation fund, leased 23 acres near the well field to Athens State Hospital, sought a liquor permit transfer for Tap House, and discussed pay raises and subdivision fee studies for July 6.
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Ohio University
Raymond Shepard
City Planning Commission
George Sheeter
Graham Dr
Dwight Robinson
Rotary
Columbus
General
Council
Recreation Commission
State St
Athens State Hospital
Jaycees
Union
Union St
University Inn
Tad Grover
City Retains Financial Advisor For Plant Work
City Council hired Faylie-Clark of Cleveland as financial advisor to help fund 500000 dollars in sewage plant improvements. Mayor says plant has outgrown capacity and needs a complete rebuild. Agreement also lets safety service sign a contract for a spiral staircase at the plant. staircase is rusted and hazardous. Ordinance to hire Roger Jones Jr as assistant city solicitor to cover absences or dual court needs.
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Faylie-Clark
Cleveland
Shepard
Safety-Service Department
Dwight Robinson
William
Rowland
Roger Jones Jr
Jones
NASU Athens Unit to Hold Final Organization Meeting
The Athens unit of the National Association of Life Underwriters schedules a noon Wednesday meeting at the Sportsman Grill. Guest speaker William C. Anderson of Ohio Extension chairs will help form officers and sign the charter. About 50 agents are expected. the luncheon is open to all local life agents for charter signing and officer voting.
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Athens
National Association of Life Underwriters
Sportsman Grill
William C. Anderson
Ohio
NASA
Washington, D. C
Millfield Birth Sparks Local Notices at Shelterin g Arms Hospital
A list of individuals associated with Shelterin g Arms Hospital notes a new daughter for Mr and Mrs Charles Sanders Millfield and several discharges including Mrs Frank Miller Athens Mrs Paul Vamos and daughter Athens Route 3 and Mrs William Rose and daughter Corning plus Mrs Charles Sanders Athens.
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Charles Sanders
Millfield
Arden Adams
Athens
Charles Bail
Edward Pyle
Martha Chevalier
Louisa Omelsky
Pauline Ware
Bill Sanders
James Boyd
Floyd Buck
Harvey Deem
Frank Miller
Paul Vamos
William Rose
Corning
Knights Templar Officers Installed in Athens Commandery
Athens Commandery 15 Knights Templar announced installation of officers Harold R. Kimes commander Ralph W. Clark generalissimo Robert J. Mingus captain general Herald L. Ogg senior warden James N. Blower junior warden James N. Blower prelate Orlan G. Houck treasurer Glenn L. Atkinson recorder Robert E. Hedges standard bearer Roger A. Wiseman sword bearer Kenneth C. Davis warder.
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Athens
Knights Templar
Harold R. Kimes
Ralph W. Clark
Robert J. Mingus
Herald L. Ogg
James N. Blower
Orlan G. Houck
Glenn L. Atkinson
Robert E. Hedges
Roger A. Wiseman
Kenneth C. Davis
Court Notices and Meetings From County and Municipal Courts
County Court records list Jewn Eugene Zimmerman 23 and William Perry Zimmerman 30 of Stewart cited for beer consumption with fines and bonds. Municipal Court shows George Kempton of W Washington St cited for intoxication with costs. Union meetings include Ohio University Employees' Local 37 at Grange Hall Friday 7:30 p.m. and Richland Area firemen at the fire station Wednesday 7 p.m.
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Jewn Eugene Zimmerman
Stewart
William Perry Zimmerman
George Kempton
W. Washington St
Ohio University
Grange Hall
Richland Area
State Hospital Doctor Hurt By Patient
Dr Louisa Lorber Omelsky, a physician at Athens State Hospital, suffered a broken right hip after being grabbed and thrown to the ground by a woman patient during a brief scuffle on hospital grounds near the main building. She was taken to Sheltering Arms Hospital by private ambulance.
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Athens State Hospital
Louisa Lorber Omelsky
Sheltering Arms Hospital
State Hospital
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