British Consul Sees Common Market Impact on Britain
British Consul from Cleveland J. K. F. Bamford told Ohio University that economic competition often fuels war and praised the Common Market for uniting Europe. He noted its population surpasses the United States and discussed Britain’s tentative entry and potential trade realignments with the European Free Trade Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. K. F. Bamford
Cleveland
Ohio University
Bamford
Europe
European Economic Community
Rome
France
West Germany
Italy
Belgium
Netherlands
Luxembourg
Society of Europe
Mr. Bamford
Great Britain
United States
Britain
British Commonwealth
Commonwealth
European Free Trade Association
Free Trade Association
Common Market
United
United States of Europe
Temperature Reaches 90 Degree Mark in Athens
After near misses for two days, Athens records a 90 degree high with a 64 degree low and 83 at 11 am. Rural areas run cooler by about two degrees. Hamley Run reports 88 with a 59 degree low. Disabled veterans invited to a Conrath Bean Chapter meeting Friday at 8 p.m. to recruit new members. Martha Merriman of Sheltering Arms Hospital elected secretary of The Central Ohio Chapter of Hospital Accountants. The Central Ohio Chapter, organized in 1955, covers central and southeastern Ohio. about 60 chapters exist nationwide and last year 300 hospital representatives attended an Indiana University institute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
C. L. Colmer
U. S
Hamley Run
Conrath Bean Chapter
The
Disabled American Veterans
E. State and
Home Sts
Martha Merriman
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Central Ohio
American Association of Hospital Accountants
United States
Indiana University
Bloomington
Ohio
More Comfort Wearing FALSE TEETH
advertise a denture product FASTEETH powder to improve fit and comfort of upper and lower plates. claims to be alkaline with no gummy taste, reduces denture odor, and promises firmer wear. urges purchase at drug counters.
City Prepares Five Streets For Blacktop by Local Firm
Lancaster streets to be resurfaced by F. H. Brewer Contractors. W. Washington Shafer Second and Stewart Ohio Watt to Shannon set for work at an estimated 17 502 80 dollars. Start in about ten days as crews finish cleaning repairs.
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Lancaster
Milton Nuzum
F. H. Brewer Contractors
W. Washington
Court
Congress
Shafer
Union
State
Second
Stewart
Ohio
Watt
Shannon
Nuzum
Grosvenor St
S. Congress St
S. Congress
W. Union
Young GOP Group Hears Of Briley
The Athens County Young Republicans met Tuesday night at Ohio Fuel Gas Co. offices with about 35 attendees. Brook Cheney wife of Briley campaign executive director spoke on John Mar Briley’s background, noting his rise to corporate executive. The group adopted a constitution and by laws and planned officer elections for July 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens County
Young Republicans’ Club
John Marshall Briley
Brook Cheney
Briley
Ohio Fuel Gas Co
Court Hears Traffic Cases
Richard J. DeLaubenfels 29 of 15 Woodware Ave pled guilty to driving the wrong way on N Congress St fined 5 dollars with costs and 2 dollars of the costs suspended. David Helvie Ashland was fined 22 dollars with costs suspended for 11 parking meter violations credit for 30 cents already paid. James P. McClain 45 of Logan Route 3 was fined 10 dollars and costs for driving left of center after pleading guilty.
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Richard J. DeLaubenfels
Woodware Ave
N. Congress St
David Helvie
Ashland
Helvie
James P. McClain
Logan
Marshfield Resident Appeals BWC Ruling
Thomas Hood of Marshfield files a notice of appeal in Common Pleas Court challenging an Industrial Commission of Ohio order from April that disallowed his claim for injuries sustained while working for Ohio University in March 1957. Defendant includes James L. Young as BWC administrator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshfield
Thomas Hood
Common Pleas Court
The
Industrial Commission of Ohio
Hood
Ohio University
James L. Young
Bureau of Workmen’s Compensation
Two Meetings Called For Guysville Masons
Savannah Lodge 466 F and AM Guysville schedules two special sessions this week. Worshipful Master J. H. Smith announces Thursday at 8 PM practice for Master Masons degree and Saturday at 8 PM confer MM degree. Refreshments to follow each gathering.
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Savannah Lodge
F&am
Guysville
J. H. Smith
Two Athens youths named to All Ohio Boys Band
Two Athens County youths Lewis Shields of Chauncey and Darrell Ulbrich of Athens were selected for the All Ohio Boys Band at the Ohio State Fair August 24 to September 3. About 310 band members will begin practice in Columbus August 19 and give two free concerts daily at the fair plus nightly grandstand shows. Selection was based on ability judged by state music teachers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens County
Lewis Shields
Mill St
Chauncey
Darrell Ulbrich
Hooper St
Athens
Columbus
Three Army Reservists Promoted in Local Unit
Three men earned higher non commissioned ranks in the local Army Reserve unit Co FE 3d Battle Group 2nd Infantry. John L Schwarzel was promoted to staff sergeant while Nelson B Huff and James L Morgan became sergeants. Frank A Eschelman advanced to specialist four. The unit also received a superior rating during a combined battle group field problem at Dillon Dam near Zanesville, observed by a command inspector from XX Corps Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Army Reserve
John L. Schwarzel
Nelson B. Huff
James L. Morgan
Frank A. Eschelman
Co FE
3D Battle Group
2Nd Infantry
Dillon Dam
Zanesville
XX Corps
Columbus
Sheltering Arms Hospital Admissions List
Admission notes list several patients at Sheltering Arms Hospital including Mrs Leonard Martin of Athens Mrs Pearl Bolin of Albany John Tryon of Athens Route 2 Fanny Pickett of Athens Mrs Richard Moore of Athens and Mrs Harry Russell of Jacksonville Mrs Raymond Lee of Athens Donald Kenney of Athens Route 5 Mrs Robert McDonnell of Athens and son Jeffery Miller of Athens Route 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard Martin
Athens
Pearl Bolin
Albany
John ©. Tryon
Fanny Pickett
Richard Moore
Harry Russell
Jacksonville
Raymond Lee
Donald Kenney
Robert McDonnell
Athens, and Son
Jeffery Miller
Seven Guns Studied In Death Of Kirkersville Boy
Seven confiscated .22 caliber rifles were sent to the Ohio Bureau of Criminal Identification for ballistic tests to identify who fired the shot that killed 13 year old David Hoch in Kirkersville. The boy was found shot in the neck while reading a book on a backyard blanket. authorities estimate the bullet traveled about a half mile. The weapons were taken from residents near David, who lived with his stepfather Clyde Mansfield and his wife. David, an eighth grader at Kirkersville School, had moved with his family from Athens to Columbus then Kirkersville in 1953. Funeral services will be Thursday at 2 p.m. at Kirkersville Methodist Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Bureau of Criminal Identification and Investigation
Athens
David Hoch
Kirkersville
Licking County
David
Clyde Mansfield
Columbus
The
Bay
Kirkersville Methodist Church
Fraternity Zone Variance Approved for Phi Kappa Sigma
City zoning board of appeals granted a variance to the Phi Kappa Sigma fraternity at 28 W. Washington St after a Tuesday meeting. The unanimous vote allows immediate construction of an addition to the existing structure following testimony from two fraternity representatives and an attorney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Zoning Board of Appeals
Phi Kappa Sigma Fraternity
Washington St
Banks Bid for Funds in Athens County Dispute
A county official explains the $125,000 in active funds, deposited in Security Bank Athens, Tri-County Bank Coolville, and Community Bank Glouster on bid basis. Auditor and treasurer disagree over administering the money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens County
Security Bank
Athens
Tri-County Bank
Coolville
Community Bank
Glouster
Residents Warned Weeds Must Be Cut
City administration reminds residents they have a few days left in June to mow weeds and clean lots. Areas will be weeded in July and costs billed to occupants. If unpaid, the expense will be added to the tax bill.
Two Bonds Forfeited In Municipal Court
Rodney A. Howery aged 19 of Athens Route 2 forfeited a $31 bond in Municipal Court for failure to stop within assured clear distance. James D. McClung aged 33 of Parkersburg West Virginia forfeited a $21 bond on a State Highway Patrol improper passing charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rodney A. Howery
Athens
James D. McClung
Parkersburg
W. Va
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William D. Conner
DAV
Adv
the Security Bank
Athens, Ohio
Oslo
Young Gop Group
Marshfield Resident Appeals
BWC
Guysville Masons
East State Street
Jimmy
Saket
Bleckwell
Tafsyn
Goodyear
Racine Food Market
Racine, Ohio
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