Council Delays Action After Mayors Veto At Semi Monthly Meeting
City council held a tense session focused on a mayor veto of a Richland Ave rezoning for general business. The vote to override was not taken within the 10 day window, while council debated extending water and sewer lines and reviewed a lease for Municipal Court quarters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Shepard
Richland Ave
City Planning Commission
Athens League of Women Voters
William Rowland
Planning Commission
Dean
Fred Weber
Council Water and Sewers Committee
Richard Rypma
Edgar Tuckerman
Foster Coe
Municipal Court
Worstell Building
N. Court St
Service Safety
Council
L. G. Worstell Jr
Peterson's Ointment Advertisement Promises Quick Relief
An old ad promotes Peterson's Ointment for piles claiming fast relief and cooling astringent action. It promises itching relief, stages its appeal to broad readers, and lists price 60 cents for a jar or 85 cents for an applicator tube with a money back guarantee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peterson
Enroll For Training In Secretarial Course In Athens
Twenty students enroll in Athens High School for an Area Redevelopment Administration secretarial training course. Over 11 weeks they learn business English typing and shorthand, earning 42 dollars weekly. Participants include Dot tie Lou Carder Judith Carmen Edna Flanders Jorae Carmichael JoAnne Webb Naomi Sedwick Carolyn Dickson Rebecca Roberts Jane Levins Dianna Russell Barbara Alterman Barbara Daniel Ella Thomas Donna Barkie and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Area Redevelopment Administration
Athens High School
Athens Business and Professional Women
Athens County Resource Development Council
Dot
Tie Lou Carder
Albany
Judith Carmen
New Marshfield
Edna _ Flanders
Guysville
Jorae Carmichael
Athens
Elta Cox
Nancy Watkins
Dorothy Conley
Nelsonville
Judy Gura
Loretta McGlone
Juanita Salyers
JoAnne Webb
Naomi Sedwick
Chauncey
Carolyn Dickson
Rebecca Roberts
Sharpsburg
Jane Levins
Carbon Hill
Dianna Russell
Glouster
Barbara Alterman
Barbara Daniel
Ella Thomas Coolville
Donna Barkie
Two Calls Are Answered By City Firemen
City firefighters responded to two incidents. At 9 15 am in the Ohio University Baker Center parking lot a smoke sighting led to discovering a campus tree fogging with insecticide by an Ohio University crew. Earlier at 12 17 pm they were called to 139 North Congress Street to a washing machine wiring smoking and the unit was disconnected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio University Baker Center
Ohio University
University
James Westfall
Harold Whaley
N. Congress St
Weather Update From Athens Reports Warm, Chance of Showers
Partially cloudy and warm weather prevailed with a 9 30 a m temperature of 74 after an early low of 52. Tuesday’s high was 88. The U S Weather Bureau forecast scattered showers late tonight or Thursday.
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Athens
U.S
C. L. Colmer
U.S. Weather Bureau
Fierce Is Committed To Lima
A psychiatrist testifies Fierce is psychotic and dangerous to self and others with delusions about poisoning water. He reportedly has an IQ of 115 and may have been ill since 1944, with the hospital staff unanimously upholding continued commitment. Lois Arnold seeks support and custody in a separate case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fierce
Joseph B. Vanity Jr
Wilson
Homer B. Gall Jr
1800 High School Editors To Attend OU Workshop
Ohio University School of Journalism will host the 18th annual Workshop for High School Publications June 23 29 with a record 1800 editors and advisors expected from 387 schools in 13 states All rooms and classrooms are booked Charles Glover of Day ton Newspapers will deliver the commencement address Vernon Greene will lecture while other speakers include Mrs Luciel Sauva geot Dr Paul Bliss Jack Gilbert Lynn Heinzerling and Haskell Short Journalists from King Features the New York Times and Associated Press will participate The Women’s Advertising Club of Cleveland will run an Advertising Clinic Friday afternoon
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio University School of Journalism
L. J. Hartin
Charles Glover
Dayton Newspapers, Inc
Vernon Greene
Father
King Features
Luciel B. Sauvageot
International Council of Industrial Editors
Akron
Paul F. Bliss
Goodyear Atomic Corporation
Portsmouth
Jack Gilbert
Ohio University
Harrison Salisbury
New York Times
Lynn Heinzerling
Associated Press
Columbus
Mid Point Reached In Buckeye Boys State Week
Buckeye Boys Staters on the Ohio University campus reached midweek as Don Hanning of FBI Washington addressed the group for the 11th straight year. John Havlicek substituted for Jerry Lucas at the Thursday evening program. Dick Fulks of Athens named receptionist as ballots exceed population in several races. Robert Weller won the governor post with 1303 votes amid mock fines and ordinances. Gov Weller urged creation of a Boys State College during a joint session of the legislature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Buckeye
Ohio University
Bird Arena
Don Hanning
FBI
Washington, D. C
BBS
Harvey Hahn
Dayton
EUB
John Havlicek
Ohio State
Jerry Lucas
John N. Gunning
Dick Fulks
Athens
Fulks
Buckeye Boys State
William Welsh
American Legion
Welsh
Robert Weller
Boardman
Weller
Senate
House
Auto License Reduction Set for July First
State vehicle licenses drop 25 percent beginning July 1. Auto tags fall from 10 to 7.50 plus 35 cent issuance fee for new issues. Truck license fees will decrease by weight. Drivers licenses renewals are due every three years on the holder’s birthday with a six month grace and 30 day advance renewal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dwight Robinson
Bureau of Motor Vehicles
Robinson
Traffic Fines From Municipal Court
Robert Lee Hawk aged 31 of Shade was fined $10 and costs for improper passing by the State Highway Patrol. Bernard Stull of Akron was fined $25 and costs for intoxication by city police.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Lee Hawk
Shade
State Highway Patrol
Bernard Stull
Akron
Legion Meeting Set for 8 P.M. Wednesday
K. T. Crossen Post of the American Legion will hold a meeting at 8 p.m. Wednesday at the post home on W Union Street.
Trial Overruled In Patton Kroger Damages Suit
Common Pleas Court overruled Dr. Charles F. Patton of Glouster's request for a new trial after a jury verdict in favor of Kroger Co. Patton sought 125000 in damages alleging a 1959 fall from a rear loading dock. The court held state law limits customer access to the public store and the dock area was not an entrance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Pleas Court
Charles F. Patton
Glouster
Kroger Co
Patton
Births Admitted and Dismissals at Sheltering Arms Hospital
Mr and Mrs Lawrence Brooks welcomed a daughter at Sheltering Arms Hospital Athens Route 2. Admissions included Mrs Carrie Bahr Coolville Route 3 Mrs Robert Cain Athens Mrs Frank Jones Shade Route 1 Jack Chase Springfield. Discharges: Mrs Ronald Scott Athens Gregory Harris Athens Mrs Ray Six Athens Route 5 Homer Johnson Chauncey Mrs William Six Athens Route 2 Marvin Houston Radcliff. Hazel J Nelson 39 of 441 Richland Ave pleaded guilty in Municipal Court to driving while intoxicated was fined 125 dollars and costs plus six days in jail three suspended 120 days probation and 120 day driving ban. Plains volunteers fought a small fire at Leo Sheridan grocery caused by burning trash. Plains Methodist Men set a potluck dinner for Wednesday at 6 30 p.m. in the community room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrie Bahr
Coolville
Robert Cain
Athens
Frank Jones
Shade
Jack Chase
Springfield
Ronald Scott
Gregory Harris
Ray Six
Homer Johnson
Chauncey
William Six
Marvin Houston
Radcliff
Hazel J. Nelson
Richland Ave
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Parkette
Robert Daniel
Mortignettim
Marietta
Logan Federal
Logan Federal Building
N. Market Street
Logan, Ohio
Bruce Fickel
Logan Federal Savings & Loan Association
North Market Street
Ohio State University
Danville
D. C. McInturf
Pat Lantz
Robert Lantz
McInturfs
Todd
Northwood Dr
Lima
Lois Arnold
Francis Pearl Arnold
Joanna Western
Athens _ Tel. LY
Fred W. Loper
Granger
National City
Calif
St. Paul’s School
John W. Loper
Mary Whited
Clarence Loper
New Plymouth
John O Loper
Arthur
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Lawrence Brooks
the Plains Volunteer
Leo Sheridan
Plains Methodist
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