Rhodes to address Buckeye Boys State in Athens tonight
Governor James H. Rhodes travels to Athens for the Buckeye Boys State session’s 8 PM assembly in Bird Arena. The 26th Ohio program opened with 1320 juniors forming a self government, electing Robert R. Weller and other officers as 400 students join daily activities and bar exams.
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Rhodes
Buckeye Boys Staters
Ohio
James H. Rhodes
Athens
American Legion
Buckeye
Bentley Hall
Ohio State Bar
Dog Warden Reports Impounds and Custodian to Retire
Homer Buckley, acting dog warden, reports 45 dogs impounded for the week ending June 15 with 21 destroyed by the county humane society. Dogs are now sent to the humane society when the pound is full. Mrs. Flossie Gabriel resigns as court house ladies rest room custodian effective July 1 after serving since 1956. replacement to be discussed by the federation of women’s clubs. County officials met in Columbus on delinquent taxes from 30 years ago in state road projects and discussed fire insurance for county buildings. Auxiliary police and volunteer firemen will staff the two city departments tonight for the ninth annual Police Fireman Appreciation dinner in Baker Center, with Warden E. L. Maxwell as speaker and funds raised for equipment.
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Court House
Homer Buckley
Gabriel
The
Federation of Women’s Clubs
Columbus
Athens County Insurance Agents Association
Baker Center
Ohio Penitentiary
E. L. Maxwell
Municipal Court Reports May Docket and Finances
Municipal Court processed 266 cases in May with 115 state and 151 city matters. Fines and costs totaled 5246 with 2153.85 from state and 3092.15 from city cases. Traffic bureau collected 2490.49. comparison notes 173 city cases and 2572.20 city fines in May 1962, traffic 1935.59.
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Blanche Wallar
Municipal Traffic Bureau
Traffic Bureau
Athens County Council Meeting Set for Amesville Grange Hall
The Athens County Resource Development Council schedules a 1 p.m. meeting on Thursday June 20 at the Amesville grange hall. Committee reports will be heard and Phillip Lavelle ADA coordinator based in Marietta to attend. Municipal Court dismissed disturbing the peace charges against Raymond Saxen Jr. and Nancy Saxen of Canton. Monte V. Davis ordered to pay court costs.
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Athens County Resource Development Council
Grange Hall
Amesville
Phillip Lavelle
District Area Redevelopment Administration
Marietta
Municipal Court
Raymond T. Saxen Jr
Nancy Saxen
Canton
Monte V. Davis
Weather update from Athens reports mild stretch continues
U. S. Observer C. L. Colmer notes fair and mild conditions in Athens with a 10 a.m. reading of 75 after a 49 degree low. Weekend highs reached 80 and 79 degrees in the sequence, signaling continued pleasant weather ahead.
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Athens
U. S
C. L. Colmer
Athens Man Injured In Buckeye Lake Boat Mishap
Ralph Dupler of Athens suffered facial cuts when his new inboard outboard boat struck a cement wall near Sandusky Point on Buckeye Lake. His wife Jean, daughter Alexis, Frank Rauch, Morrison Brown Hill, Athens, and Paul Sayers of Millfield were aboard. Dupler treated and released at Lancaster Fairfield Hospital. accident under investigation.
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Ralph Dupler
Athens Messenger
Buckeye Lake
Lake Patrol
Dupler
Jean
Alexis
Frank Rauch
Morrison- Brown Hill
Athens
Paul Sayers
Millfield
Millersport
Sandusky Point
South Shore
Lancaster Fairfield Hospital
Lancaster
Logan bureau awards total 258282 for three months
Payments totaling 258282 for compensation medical and hospital services were made by the Logan branch office of the Bureau of Workmen's Compensation for March April and May. The figure marks an increase of 73253 over the prior three months, per deputy administrator James M. Gault, covering seven counties including Athens Fairfield Gallia Hocking Jackson Meigs and Vinton. Albany Cub Scout Pack 50 members plan July camping at Burr Oak Lake. Ohio University accounting students received awards from the Parkersburg Marietta Chapter of the National Association of Accountants for accounting manuscripts. Ronald Nosals of Allentown PA won 35 dollars and William Berens of Lancaster PA 20 dollars. Municipal Court records show speeding charges against David L. Roush 24 of Chicago IL payable 21 and Ralph Quatrano 21 of Elmira NY 11 for stop sign violation. County Court entries include Peter A. Goldstein 20 Paterson NJ conditional speed 40. Rosemary Kattyan 18 Millfield Route 1 stop sign 20. Master Mason degree to be conferred Tuesday at 7 PM in Paramathia Lodge 25 AM by Masonic Temple with refreshments.
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Logan
Bureau of Workmen’s Compensation
James M. Gault
Athens
Fairfield
Gallia
Hocking
Jackson
Meigs
Vinton
Ohio University
Parkersburg - Marietta
National Association of Accountants
Ronald Nosals
Allentown
William Berens
Lancaster
David L. Roush
Chicago
Ill
Ralph Stephen Quatrano
Elmira
Peter A. Goldstein
Patterson
N. J
Rosemary Kattyan
Millfield
Albert Guy Hall
Shelterin g Arms Hospital Notes
List of patients and dismissals from Shelterin g Arms Hospital in Athens Chauncey and The Plains areas. Includes Gregory Harris Juanita Jones Kenneth A Collins Mrs Denver Fore and others. Also notes sidewalk removal at Scotts 5 and 10c Store and new concrete sidewalk planned. State Patrol fines for Will Barrows Crossman and others. Realtors meeting Thurs 7 30 pm Athens council room speaker Charles Brooks. Plains volunteer fire department to meet and test siren at 8 pm.
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Gregory Harris
Athens
Herbert J. Kelly
Chester Hanning
the Plains
Kenneth A. Collins
Frank Chadwick
Juanita Jones
Chauncey
Denver Fore
Frost
Scotts 5
S. Court St
John Preston
Athens - Hocking Realtors Association
Charles Brooks
Urban Renewal Authority
The
Plains Volunteer Fire Department
Jury Verdict Appeal Filed and Local Incidents Summary
A notice of appeal awaits the Fourth District Court of Appeals over a May 28 jury decision in a Maureen Connolly matter. A 7500 dollar auto crash verdict for Clarice Medley on Route 50 near Guysville occurred in early 1962. Paul D. Brandes of Ohio University assumes a three year term as at large representative and committee chair at a Denver Speech Association convention. Fire from a washing machine motor caused minor contents loss at Leon Fannin’s residence. An abandoned 1956 auto was found in an alley near S Congress, reported stolen from Haydenville. charges and fines listed for Violet McKinney and Lawrence Clark. Canton driver Mathew Gooding cited for failing to yield at Columbus Road collision.
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Common Pleas Court
Fourth District Court of Appeals
Maureen Ann Connolly
Parkersburg
Wva
Clarice Medley
Route 50
Guysville
Paul D. Brandes
Ohio University
Speech Association of America
Legislative Assembly
Denver
Leon Fannin
N. High St
Local Servicemen Note Promotions and Assignments
Gary D. Blake of Coolville completes electrical power production course at Sheppard AFB Texas and is reassigned to Francis E. Warren AFB Wyoming. Larry D. Deem of Coalville serves aboard USS J. King which joined recent Mediterranean exercises. James H. Hanson earns a promotion while at NAS Norfolk Virginia. Eddie E. McKnight attends ground control approach course at NATTC Glynco Georgia.
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Gary D. Blake
Coolville
Glen Blake
Sheppard Afb
Tex
Francis E. Warren Afb
Wyo
Carthage-Troy High School
Larry D. Deem
USN
James D. Deem
Coalville
J. King
Mediterranean Sea
Eddie E. McKnight
C. R. McKnight
Naval Air Technical Training Center
Naval Air Station
Gloynco
Abele Faces Criticism Over Vote On Redevelopment Bill
Athens County Democratic Chairman William Lavelle condemns Republican Congressman Homer E. Abele for opposing a $450 million extension of Area Redevelopment activities He warns the vote dampened economic gains including 205 jobs and $669 000 to Ohio's 10th district Only William Harsha Jr of the Sixth District supported the bill
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Homer E
Pete) Abele
Athens County
William Lavelle
Lavelle
Ohio
William Harsha Jr
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Robert R. Weller
Boardman
Nationalist Party
Supreme Court
C. William O'Neill
O'Neill
Charles W (Dubby
Weller
Wayne Turney
Delaware
Terry Moore
Hamilton
David Starcher
Joseph Cook
Oregon
John Gunning
Chillicothe
Klaus Williams
Thomas Hickenbotham
Upper Sandusky
Arthur Woodruff
Kenneth Beals
Richmond Green
David Williams
Newcomerstown
John Holmes
Sandusky
Joseph Slattery
Portsmouth
Jerome O’neal
Dayton
William Prouty
Troy
John Cox
Chestwood
Court of Appeals
Lindley
Sociation
Erle Bridgewater
Bird Arena
Gov. Rhodes
Don Hanning
FBI
Jerry Lucas
K. T. Crossen
Post 21
Buckeye Boys State
Richard Rypma
Athens Legion Post
Charles W
Dubby) O'Neill
Ohio Supreme Court
Rosenberg’s
Depot St
Rosenberg
Athens, Ohio
Empire Heating
Ashland
Ashland Oil & Refining Company
Highway
Pomeroy
Wyandotte
Aghia
Smith
N. Court Street
Cubs
Albany
Burr Oak Lake
County Fairgrounds
Accountants Group
Masonic Temple
Paramathia Lodge
Hanson B. Martin
Harry R. Stevens
West Virginia Wesleyan College
Buckhannon
W.va
WVW Institute of American Studies
Stevens
University of Cincinnati
University of Chicago
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Albert Copeland
Ethel Shannon
Frank Cunningham
Stewart
Jeffrey Schloss
George Wilks
Deborah Mathews
Everett Parsons
Ray Zimmerman
Frank Barnhart
John D. Jackson
Darryl Scott
Pennsville
Charles Lyons
Joyce Brown
Clarence Oliver Will
Richland Ave
Charles Barrows
Nelsonville
State
Richard Eugene Crossman
State Highway Patrol
S. Congress St
Haydenville
Violet Juanita McKinney
W. Va
Lawrence William Clark
Mathew Henry Gooding
Columbus Rd
James H. Hanson
Aviation
Thomas J. Hanson
S. Shafer Sr
Norfolk
Abele
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