Athens County to Receive 116000 From Federal Program
Final figures show the federal feed grain program will yield income of 115637.45 for Athens County farmers. Irvin A. Wolfe of the local ASC office says participating farmers will take 2840 acres out of production, with 238 farmers signed up. Wolfe's earlier forecast closely matched the results, aiming to cut corn surplus and provide steady income to cooperating farmers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens County
Irvin A. Wolfe
Local Agriculture Stabilization and Conservation Office
ASC
Wolfe
Savings Bonds Sale Totals in Athens County May 60K
Area Manager Alan C. Tracewell of the U.S. Treasury Department announces that sales of U.S. Savings Bonds E and H totaled 60034 dollars in Athens County during May.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Athens County
Alan C. Tracewell
U.S. Treasury Department
Savings Bond Division
York Balanced Cooling Air Conditioning Ad
York Air Conditioning promises cool comfortable summers with pollen and dust filtration. It touts dry cleaning savings and claims 30 percent more humidity removal via exclusive Cooling Maze Coils. Call today for service.
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Witch York
York
New Loader Purchase for County Engineer Represents Road Action
County commissioners approved a new front end loader from Walker Machinery Co. for 18 700 with a traded in used loader cutting the price. A back hoe attachment was added. A protest hearing on Lee Township County Road No 10 closing set for 10 a.m. Monday. 13 residents signed the petition to close the road. Commissioners to attend open house at the new welfare department building in Ironton. Iron ton delegation noted from 1958. A bill of 142 was approved for Athens County prisoners cared for in May.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Township
Walker Machinery Co
Parkersburg
W. H. Wakefield
Wakefield
Denver White
Welfare Department
Ironton
White
Hocking County
Athens County
Silver anniversary sparks gatherings around Chauncey
Chauncey area residents hosted and attended social visits and a surprise reception celebrating a couple's silver wedding anniversary on June 11. Guests included families from Athens Guysville Circle Hill Red Town and Charleston with lengthy checks of travel to Ohio University summer term and Camp Christian at Magnetic Springs.
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Wilma Kranyik
Susan Donaldson
Athens
Mary Dew
Hoyt McMaster
Richard Moore
Guysville
Kenneth Sedgwick
Kim
A. Oliver Bower
Charleston
Ill
Tom
Jacklyn
Salina
Ohio University
Donald Freeman
Jeff
Columbus
Freeman
Dewitt Walker
Jennie Courtney
Harry Trout
Floyd Trout
Mineral
Suit Names Gilbert Shannon Firestone Store Owner
William M. Herb seeks $19 000 in Common Pleas Court for medical expenses and lost wages after a November accident at the Shannon store 16 W Union St. He tripped over a small automobile jack handle in a dim area, injuring his right arm and shoulder and preventing him from working as a printer for over three months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilbert Shannon
Koon Family Reunion Held At Lake Logan
CHAUNCEY The Clifford and Clara Koon family reunion was held Sunday at the Walton Club House at Lake Logan. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Koon and family, Mrs. Fred Vansickle Nelsonville, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Warren Nelsonville, Mr. and Mrs. Herman Warnke and family, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Childress and family Toledo, Mr. and Mrs. Alva Koon and family The Plains, Mr. and Mrs. Donald Koon and family Lancaster, Mr. and Mrs. Donald Freeman and family Columbus, Mr. and Mrs. Dewitt Walker, Jennie Courtney Chauncey, and Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Koon Nelsonville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CHAUNCEY — The _ Clifford
Clara Koon
Walton Club
Lake Logan
Arthur Koon
Fred Vansickle
Nelsonville
Charles Warren
Herman Warnke
Harold Childress
Toledo
Alva Koon
the Plains
Donald Ko
Cub Scout Den 3 Elects New Summer Officers
Chauncey Cub Scout Den 3 met at Mrs. William Abdella home. New officers elected for the summer include Denner Johnny Abdella assistant denner Jeff Lenigar news reporter Bobby Stanley scrapbook Fred Moore and duet collector Johnny Davis.
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Chauncey
William Abdella
Denner
Johnny Abdella
Jeff Lenigar
Bobby Stanley
Fred Moore
Johnny Davis
Chauncey Library Reading Club Enrolls 68 Children
Sixty eight children join Chauncey Branch Library reading clubs. The Modern American Explorer Group elects Patty Shields president and assigns members to officer roles. Members will learn the capitals of each state as a group project. Programs run Tuesdays for younger group and Wednesdays for the explorer group through July 10.
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Chauncey
Chauncey Branch
Patty Shields
Butch Brown
Debbie Seibers
Terry Gruttemeyer
Sentenced To U S Prison In Car Theft
Four year federal prison sentence imposed on Cuy Wolfe Jr. 37 of Clarksburg West Virginia who was serving an Athens County Common Pleas Court sentence. Wolfe fined 500 dollars plus costs after indictment for selling an obscene photograph. He pleaded guilty to Dyer Act violation for transporting a stolen car across state lines. The car and Wolfe were picked up by city police last March.
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Cuy Wolfe, Jr
Clarksburg
W. Va
Athens County
Wolfe
Hocking County
U.s.district Court
Columbus
FBI
Mrs Ervin 72 Dies After Illness in Athens County
Mrs Gladys 8 Ervin, 72, Athens Route 3, died Tuesday morning at Sheltering Arms Hospital after a two month illness. Born in Virginia she lived in Athens county over 30 years. Survived by sister Bessie Hancock and brothers James and Lester Damewood of New Castle Virginia. She had resided with niece Mrs Chester Brown of Strouds Run for seven years. Visitation after Wednesday noon at Hughes Funeral Home. Services set for 2 p.m. Thursday with Rev Harry Russell. Burial Hebardville.
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Gladys 8
Ervin
Athens
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Virginia
Athens County
McBee Co
Charles
Bessie Hancock
James
Lester Damewood
New Castle
Chester Brown
Strouds Run
Hughes Funeral Home
Harry Russell
Hebardville
Births and admissions at Sheltering Arms Hospital
Mr and Mrs James Secoy of Athens Route 2 welcome a son. Margaret Ruman Donald R Clippinger Marguerita Kelley Ralph Kasler Woodrow Wilson Edna Powell Carl Irwin and Fred Stahl are listed as admitted to Sheltering Arms Hospital with several dismissals including Nell Reading and Mrs John Suess and daughter in Athens area.
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James Secoy
Athens
Margaret Ruman
Donald R. Clippinger
Marguerita Kelley
Ralph Kasler
Nelsonville
Woodrow Wilson
Albany
Nell Reading
John Suess
Educators Gather at Rider Campus for ETS Testing
About 240 college and high school educators converge at Rider College in Trenton to perform a task for the Educational Testing Service of Princeton. Lester J. Marks of Ohio University is among the instructors. They are grading more than 17,000 tests from over 12,000 above average high school students.
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Trenton
N. J
Rider College
Princeton
Lester J. Marks
Ohio University
Agriculture Business Labor Viewpoints Heard
At the Ohio University Baker Center, leaders from agriculture business and labor spoke at the tenth Ohio Workshop on Economic Education. D R Stanfield warned of overproduction and farm consolidation, while John J Joseph urged economic education in schools and effective management to expand production and resources. Elmer F Cope emphasized labor perspectives in the program.
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Ohio University
Baker Center
D. R. Stanfield
Ohio Farm Bureau Federation, Inc
Columbus
John J. Joseph
Ohio Bell Telephone Co
Cleveland
Elmer F. Cope
Ohio Afl-Cio
Joseph
Dean F. N. Hamblin
US College of Education
John C. Baker
Restaurant Suit Filed Against Sportsman Grill
The Sportsman Grill at 510 W Union St is named in a $10 000 civil suit in Common Pleas Court. Pauline Jaeger of Athens alleges a salad on Sept 29 1960 contained broken glass causing mouth and tongue cuts and mental distress. She seeks medical expenses and lost wages.
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Sportsman Grill
W. Union St
Common Pleas Court
Pauline Jaeger
Athens
New Trial Brief Filed In Cincinnati Burglary Tools Case
Attorneys for Robert Ross Nicholson of Cincinnati filed a motion for a new trial with Common Pleas Court claiming trial errors and that the verdict was contrary to law. Nicholson, 44, was convicted by a three judge panel of possession of burglary tools and sentenced to one to five years in the Ohio Penitentiary. execution was stayed pending appeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Ross Nicholson
Cincinnati
Common Pleas Court
Nicholson
Ohio
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