Athens Cited Over Sewage Mixing On Stewart Street
Athens city and health department cite a health violation for mixing sanitary and storm sewers on Stewart Street. Report notes Ohio University building projects worsen the sewage load and calls for relaying a new sewer large enough for homes and OU facilities. Sewage currently flows into the storm line in front of 64 Stewart Street, creating a hazard.
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Athens
Stewart St
H. G. Southard
Ohio University
Mil
E. Union
Southard
Health Department
Jerry Farrell
City Service Department
Farrell
Society names new officers and approves camp near Cardington
Athens County Society for Crippled Children and Adults elected John Paicen as president and Rev C C Lockwood as vice president with Margaret Barber as secretary and E S Gay lor as treasurer. The group approved a two week summer camp for four crippled children near State Route 61 five miles from Cardington starting July 1. It also authorized $200 to employ an assistant at Ohio University Speech Clinic. Financial report shows Easter Sea Drive receipts of 1103.08 and expenditures of 1074.71 for shoes braces hospitalization clinic transport and clinic aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens County Society For Crippled Children
John Paicen
Athens
C. C. Lockwood
Coalville
Margaret Barber
Nelsonville
E. S., Gaylor
Athens County
Ohio Society
Cardington
Ohio University
Irig Fierce
Athens County Society
Recreation Participation Increasing in Local Sports Program
Participation in the university recreation program showed momentum with turnout for practice sessions under director Ted Voraty. Sessions run Wednesday and Friday evenings from 6 40 to 9 00, featuring conditioning and beginner swimming instruction followed by recurrences of wheel and cycled tournaments led by Staudenia of the University department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ted
Etonher
Staudenia
Ot University Physical Education Department
Arthur Schumacher
East Side
Merion J. Kennedy
West Side
Ed Roberts
Torch area resident Mrs Key Day dies at 72
Mrs Key Lae Day aged 72 died Wednesday night at her home near Torch Coolville she was a Buckhannon W Va native and lived here 30 years Her husband preceded her Survivors include son Denver Day of Cl a sister Mrs Elia B Cartwright Watonga Okla three brothers Steve Wie and Erskine Lane Buckhannon and three grandchildren Friends may call after 9 am Friday at White funeral home with services Saturday at 2 pm conducted by Rev G Lachwndrial and interment at Rockland Cemetery
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Coolville
Key Lae Day
Torch
Buckhannon
W. Va
Denver Ll. Day
Mra
Eila B. Cartwright
Watonga
Okla
Steve
Wie
Erskine Lane
White Funeral Home
G of Lachwndrial
Rockland Cemetery
Two Injured Girls Return From Accident Hospital Stay
Two injured girls, Mecia Vermilion and Gietta Thee, daughters of local residents, were discharged to their Athens route after treatment at Lancaster Pairfield Hospital for injuries from a car crash. Verity Davis, another injured teen, remained improving in care. Three other teen-age girls, Joanne Sylvester, Janice Davis, and Peggy Gamwell, ages 15, remained hospitalized at the combined facility in Gloucester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mecia Tee
Gori
Ajared
Joanne Sylvester
Janice Davis
Chauncey
Pegay Gamwell
Glouster
OU Professors E B Smith and F W Reed to Retire
Two Ohio University professors, Dr. Edwin B. Smith and Dr. Frank W. Reed, will retire under the university age policy. Smith, a history and government professor since 1923, will retire June 30 after 16,000 plus students and a summer stint at Miami University. Reed, a long time mathematics and astronomy educator born in Wytheville, will retire after the current summer term, with no definite plans, having helped establish the university observatory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio University
Edwin B. Smith
Frank W. Reed
Miami University
University of California At
Keley
Worcester
N. C
West Coast
Pacific Grove
Calif.) Academy
California Polytechnic
Wytheville
Peabody College
Nashville
Shelter Notes From Sheltering Arms Hospital
Hospital notes list admissions including Delores Moody Glouster Mrs Betty Murray Athens Mrs Carol Terieschi Athens and Harry Tipton The Plains. Dismissals include Mrs Conard Rutter Millfield and her daughter along with Mrs Marion Shields Millfield and her son.
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Clarence Yeager
the Plains
Delores Moody
Glouster
Betty Murray
Athens
Carol Terieschi
Harry Tipton
Conard Rutter
Millfield
Marion Shields
Graveside Services For Child Are Set
Graveside services by Rev Joe B Maltte at 3:30 p.m. Thursday at Weat Union Street Cemetery for Carolyn Ann Chapman 22 day old daughter of Mr. and Mrs Daniel K Chapman 27% E Saree St The baby died today at Sheltering Arms Hospital Survivors include parents a brother Danny Jr 3 and grandparents Mrs Doris Chapman Athens and Mr and Mrs J B McNair Plymouth NC Also great grandparents Mrs Jessie Camp Athens and Mr and Mrs T F McNair Plymouth NC
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Joe B. Maltett
Weat Union Street
Carolyn Ann Chapman
Daniel K. Chapman
E. Saree St
Teday
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Danny, Jr
Doris Chapman
Athens
J. B. McNair
Plymouth
N.C
Jessie Camp
T. F. McNair
N. C
Van Meter Rites Scheduled Saturday
Funeral services are planned Saturday afternoon for Willem Van Meter, 64, who died Wednesday morning at his home on Athens Route 2. The Rev Fred Luchs will conduct the 2 p.m. service at the Route 2 residence, with calling hours after 4 p.m. Friday. Burial will follow at New Marshfield Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willem van Meter
Athens
Bible School Program Concludes At Lancaster St Church
Vacation Bible School at Lancaster Street Church of Christ began June 11 led by teachers Mrs Golda Carr Mrs Theresa Hines Mrs Lucille Boho Mrs Evelyn White and Edward White. Friday's 7 30 pm program is open to the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lancaster St. Church of Christ
Golda Carr
Theresa Hines
Lucille Boho
Evelyn White
Edward White
Guysville Legion Post Schedules Friday Special Meeting
Guysville American Legion post officers announced a special meeting set for Friday night. The agenda and attendees were not released.
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Guysville
American Legion Post
Temperature Extremes Mark Week Midweek Readings
Wednesday saw highs of 82 and a low of 66 with a morning 9 am reading of 72 on Thursday after a night drop to 57. The record indicates notable swings in recent weather conditions across the period.
Markets Poultry Butter Potatoes Cincinnati June 21 AP
Market report from Cincinnati notes consumer graded poultry and butter with several size classes and current receipts. Wholesale grades show extras large and other categories. potatoes priced with M400 figures while hens roosters and Brekets show varying percentages.
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Cincinnati
Gamertsfelder Appointed Trustee Professor at Ohio University
Dr Walter S Gamertsfelder retires in June as dean of Arts and Sciences and the State College at Ohio University. He is named the first trustee professor in the university 147 year history by the board of trustees at the June meeting. He will remain a philosophy professor after retirement per the age rule and joined the faculty in 1921. Bowling Green State University awarded him a doctor of humane letters this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter S. Gamertsfelder
of Arts and Sciences
Suate College
Ohio University
Gamertsfelder
Ohio VA
Bowling Green State University
Dismissed Suit Refiled in Court in Jacksonville Case
Helen MecCaskey Vaughn and Walker McCaskey jointly own land in Jacksonville. Vaughn seeks partition or sale to cash out her share. The partition petition, first filed April 11 in Common Pleas Court, was dismissed Tuesday and refiled Wednesday.
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Helen MecCaskey Vaughn
Jacksonville
Walker McCaskey
Common Pleas Court
Lifelong Chesterhill Resident Dies at 61
Karl F. Hodgin, 61, lifelong Chesterhill resident, died at 12:30 am at his home. Funeral services set for Saturday at 2 pm at Fawcett-Stone Funeral Home with Rev. Virgil Close officiating. Burial in Chesterhill Cemetery. Friends may visit at the family home Friday 4 pm to Saturday 10 am, then at the funeral home until services.
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Stag
Karl F. Hodgin
Chesterhill
Fawcett-Stone Funeral Home
Virgil Close
Chesterhill Cemetery
Kentucky Man Fined For Speeding Arrest
Mitchell Keaton, 29, of Relief, Kentucky, was arraigned Tuesday afternoon before Mayor W. P. Mickie on a speeding charge. State Highway Patrol cited him for traveling 60 mph on Richland Ave beyond the 35 mph limit, and he was fined 19 dollars plus costs.
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Mitchell Keaton
Relief
W. P. Mickie
State Highway Patrol
Keaton
Richland Ave
Resurfacing Planned for Roads in Ohio Townships
A section of Route in York Township Athens County and Starr Township Hocking County is scheduled for resurfacing soon. The project is part of 4,502 miles of roadway opened by the State Highway Department. Low bidder was Fenton Construction Co Ashland at six point two three five million dollars.
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York Township
Athens County
Starr Township
Hocking County
Associated Press
State Highway Department
Low Pidder
Fenton Construction Co
Ashland
Man jailed for unpaid fare and fines
Clarence Barnett, 43, of 118 University Terrace, was confined to the county jail Thursday for failure to pay a $10 fine and costs. The fine arose from his refusal to pay a taxi fare from a Route 33 night club to a Washington Street address, imposed by Mayor W. P. Mickle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Barnett
University Terrace
W. P. Mickle
W. Washington St
OU Radio Station Resumes Operation
Ohio University's WOU! radio station resumes broadcasting after a brief shutdown. Summer schedule runs Monday to Friday 6 to 9 p m and Monday to Thursday 11 p m to midnight with recorded DJ hour. Vincent Jukes oversees a staffed summer team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio University
WOU
Vincent Jukes
Gail Showalter jailed for fine in intoxication case
Gail Showalter aged 32 of Athens Route 3 remained in the county jail Wednesday for failing to pay a $10 fine and costs imposed by Mayor W. P. Mickle after she pleaded guilty to intoxication following arrest by city police.
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Gail Showalter
Athens
W. P. Mickle
Showalter
Marble Players in National Contest BOYS HEAD FOR TOURNAMENT
Two Athens County youths depart for the National Marble Tournament in Asbury Park New Jersey with chaperones and funding arranged by the Athens American Legion post. Jim MecCulloch 14 and Charles Dixon 12 will compete as part of a five day event beginning Monday June 29.
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Athens County
Asbury Park
N.J
Athens’ American Legion Post
Legionnaires
Lancaster
Jim MecCulloch
Deanville
Cox
John DeMole
Jack Bradley
Glouster Post
Hollister
James
Conservation Practices Are Explained in Athens County
Six conservation practices will be offered to farmers in Athens County this year. Irvin Wolfe, chairman of the Athens County PMA committee, spoke to township conservation committeemen at the Athens Grange Hall about contour strip cropping, livestock water dams, permanent open farm drainage ditches, sod waterways or terrace outlets, diversion terraces, and tile drainage. RR Barker of the Soil Conservation Service outlined cooperative work with the PMA office to install the practices, with SCS checking land adaptability and eligibility before installation and payment arrangements.
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Athens County
Irvin Wolfe
PMA
Athens Grange Hall
Wolfe
RR. Barker
The
Soil Conservation Service
SCS
Athens
Nurses Discuss Policies With Health Office Consultants
Nurses from the Columbus Ohio Department of Health and Lola Davis a consultant for the Southern Ohio District health office met Tuesday and Wednesday to review nursing policies and practices.
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Lilian Derflinger
Columbus
Ohio Department of Health
Lola Davis
Southeastern Ohio District Health Office
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