Health department reports Athens County 1964 activities
In 1964 Athens County health efforts covered home nursing for chronic illness and visiting public health nurses to 2780 homes. Over 500 children under 16 received exams, 160 county residents were on the TB registry, 229 kindergarten to ninth grade children were skin tested, 426 food inspections were made, and 256 food service operations licensed. The milk program stayed at a plus rating with 1133 births and 680 deaths recorded. Expenditures totaled 49,871.16 with a $4271.75 year-end balance.
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Athens
Sanitation Department
A Health T
Health Department
Athens County
Athens City
Nelsonville City
St Patrick's Day Celebrations Around the World
The Irish diaspora marks St Patrick's Day with parades cultural events and traditional music from Dublin to New York. Communities gather for revelry showcasing heritage cuisine and religious observance as global celebrations continue.
Athens Land Survey Progress Reported to City Officials
A detailed land use survey of Athens has been completed and submitted for city approval. The work, including a 5000 card parcel deck and maps, will aid future planning and reference for officials and planners.
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Athens Land Survey
Arnall T. Cornell
Turner
Pabst
Athens
Ohio University
Glouster Man Changes Plea In DWI Case
James E. Cox 39 of Glouster Route 3 changes plea in DWI case involving fictitious license plates. Court action lists suspended fines and costs for several defendants including Thomas Lickona 61 Hooper Street, John W. Hall 29 Cur ran Drive, and Wallace J. Cooper 20 related to traffic violations.
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Glouster
William R. Gardner
Nelsonville
Thomas Lickona
Hooper St
John W. Hall
Wallace J. Cooper
OU Faculty Activities at Engineering and Physics Meetings
Dr. H. B. Kendall chaired a featured talk at Newark engineering college program sponsored by the Ohio Society of Professional Engineers for central Ohio students. Nine Physics department members attended the American Physical Society meeting in New York City, with several doctoral candidates present. A math conference at Miami University will open with a Modern Mathematics address on March 20.
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H. B. Kendall
Department of Chemical Engineering
Newark
Ohio Society of Professional Engineers
Ohio
Kendall
American Physical Society
New York City
J. H. Barry
J. E. Edwards
R. W. Finley
R. D. Koshel
B. A. Munir
W. M. Pierce
C. A. Pandall
E. R. Sanford
F. B. Stumpf
Ahaat
Miami University
Musicians Are Rated at Ames-Bern Spring Contest
Amesville Ohio The Ames-Bern High School music contest at Ohio University awarded ratings for vocal solos and the school ensemble. Marilynne received good in class A Rosilea Nadroski and Gary Williams earned excellent. The ensemble earned excellent with members Marilyn Wolfe Pauline Woolley Carol Holcomb Carol Nagle Judi Brill Patsy Antle Rusilea Nadroski Canda Fisher Paulette Woolley. Instructor is Mrs. Nancy Burson.
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Amesville
Ames-Bern High School
Ohio University
Marilynne
Rosilea Nadroski
Gary Williams
Mariyn Wolfe
Pauline Wooley
Carol Holcomb
Carol Nagle
Judi Brill
Patsy Antle
Rusilea Nadroski
Canda Fisher
Paulette Woolley
Nancy Burson
City Emergency Squad Aids Two On Weekend Runs
The fire department emergency squad was called to the Elks Lodge at 11 54 p m Saturday when Carl Murphy 48 of 30 Fairview Dr fainted He was revived before arrival Sunday at 7 17 a m the squad took Kenneth Hybloom 22 of 58 State St to Tcdson Health Center after he became ill
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Fire Department
Elks Lodge
Carl Murphy
Fairview Dr
Kenneth Hybloom
W. State St
Tcdson Health Center
Ely Named Field Ride By Chief Ely Named Field Ride By Chief
James Ely of New Marshfield promoted to field research assistant by Dale E Whitesell chief of the Ohio Division of Wildlife. Ely is 53 with wife Lilah and three children and works at the Waterloo Game Research Station. Orville Caldwell of Chillico the former game protector becomes wildlife enforcement agent in Wildlife District 4 serving 19 counties. He is 43 with wife Lilian and two children. Homer Patrick of New Lexington, former game protector in Perry County, also serves as wildlife enforcement agent for District 4 with headquarters in Athens. He and wife Betty Jane keep residence in New Lexington.
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James Ely
New Marshfield
Dale E. Whitesell
Ohio Division of Wildlife
Ely
Lilah
Waterloo
Whitesell
Orville Caldwell
Chillicothe
Ross County
Wildlife District 4
Ohio
Caldwell
Lilian
Homer Patrick
New Lexington
Perry County
Athens
Patrick
Betty Jane
Shelterin g Arms Hospital Births and Admissions
Births listed for Mr. and Mrs. Merle Hawk Shade Route 1 and Mr. and Mrs. Charles W Wilson Albany Route 2. Admissions include Mrs. Douglas Harrington Athens Alan Talbott Ath ens Paul Lewis Athens Mrs. Sylvester Bastian Athens Ronald Perry Athens Route 3 Franker Athens Everett McNally Pennsville Mrs. E W Cole Athens Route 3 Kimberly Baker Athens Route 4 Mrs Russell Baird Athens Dismissals include Jack Romain Athens William Rochester Athens Mrs Amos Dowler Athens Route 2 Bonnie De Vinney Athens Mrs William Lovsey Millfield Route 1.
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Merle Hawk
Shade
Charles W. Wilson
Albany
Douglas Harrington
Athens
Alan Talbott
Paul Lewis
Sylvester Bastian
Ronald Perry
Franker
Everett McNally
Pennsville
E. W. Cole
Kimberly Baker
Russell Baird
Jack Romain
William Rochester
Amos Dowler
Guy Dalton
Bonnie de Vinney
Ted Kempton
William Norris
William Lovsey
Millfield
Athens County Land Transfers
Emerson and Marjorie Sherow acquire a half interest in lot 1592 in Athens. Harold and Arlene Bailey sell one acre in Athens Two to Hillis and Wilda James. Charles and Barbara Wheaton transfer Lot 890 in Athens to D. C. and Mary McIntorf. Gloria to Richard Hye transfers two tracts in York Two.
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Emerson
Marjorie Sherow
Dennis Sherow
Athens
Harold
Arlene Bailey
Hillis
Wilda James
Charles
Barbara Wheaton
D. C
Mary McIntorf
Gloria
Richard Hye
York
Bond Forfeitures Report From Glouster Police Daily
Frank 39 Glouster failed to stop within clear distance and left of center in a patrol incident. Billy C. Murphy 18 fictitious registration. Raymond B. Morris 96 licensed pa 25 dollars.
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Frank
Glouster
Asye
Floyd
Fearma
Chausi
Patrol
Billy C. Murphy
Raymond B. Morris
Graham Dr street paving to begin within 10 days
The $36 800 Graham Dr street repaving project should start within 10 days weather permitting according to a city official Service Safety Director Dwight Robinson said the project is preliminary and will prevent future damage Mansfield Flooring won the contract bids were received last August George Sheeter prepared the plans the street will be 2001 8 feet long and 27 feet wide Residents petitioned for paving and will be assessed by the city which will install intersections at Dalton Hillcrest and Jacobs The contract start deadline is April 1 depending on good weather The city has been using hot or cold mix on other streets to fix winter damage on Columbus Rd E State St and the old part of Madison Ave
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Graham Dr. Street
Ion
Mansfield Flooring
George Sheeter
Dalton
Hillcrest
Jacobs
Robinson
Columbus Rd
E. State St
Madison Ave
Athens Rites Honor Deceased Rev Reeb in Interfaith Service
About 250 attended an interfaith dedication at Mount Zion Baptist Church in Athens for the late Boston Unitarian minister Rev James Reeb who died after an Alabama attack by segregationists. Participants included a Unitarian layman, a Catholic priest, Hillel director Jacob Mirviss, and Civil Rights workers from Mississippi.
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Boston
Alabama
Mount Zion Baptist Church
James Reeb
Hillel Foundation
Mississippi
Walter W. Wright
Athens Unitarian Fellowship
Frank Cronin
Ohio University
Ture
Jacob Mirviss
Llewellyn Kemmerle
First Presbyterian Church
Bonnie Guy
Canada
Hollis Summer
Mount Zion
Betty Nichols
Albany Fourth Six-Week Honor Roll Names Large Student Roster
Albany announces the fourth six weeks honor roll listing 15 seniors 12 juniors 13 sophomores 13 freshmen five eighth graders and seven seventh graders. Senior names include Donna Allen Donna Davis David Enlow and Barbara Lohr among others.
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Albany
Donna Allen
Donna Davis
David Enlow
Beth Gold
Rossalia Gross
Stephen Hamill
Sharon Holland
Barbara Lohr
Linda Markins
Anita Perry
Julia Scott
Karin Straight
Linda West
Connie Wiseman
Gail Young
Servicemen News from Athens Area Highlight Post Assignments
Pvt Linda Spencer of Athens was assigned to the Womens Army Corps at Fort Monroe Virginia. Sgt Richard L Bobo of Guysville graduated from Langley Air Force Base NCO Preparatory School and serves as vehicle operator with a Tactical Air Command unit at Hurlburt Field Florida. Lyle W Riddle of Little Hocking serves with Airborne Early Warning Squadron One in Agana Guam aboard a Sixth Fleet carrier strike group. K T Crosen Post 21 hosts American Legion birthday dinner at 6 30 p m on W Union Street with guests and auxiliary members.
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Linda Spencer
Athens
Women’s Army Corps. Co
Fort Monroe
Athens High School
Richard L. Bobo
Harley T. Bobo
Guysville
U. S. Air Force
Langley Afb
Bobo
Tactical Air Command
Hurlburt Field
Fla
Shade High School
Margie
Roy Fletcher
Tampa
Lyle W. Riddle
USN
Naval Air Station
Agana Guam
Sarah F. Riddle
Little Hocking
K. T. Crossen
American Legion
Post
W. Union St
Masters degree conferred at Paramathia Lodge meet
Paramathia Lodge No. 25 A F and AM will confer the master mason degree at its Tuesday meeting starting at 7 pm in the Masonic Temple. Jack L. Clark, master, reports the event. In separate notices Rudolph C. Karich and Jerry D. Frum, both cited for failing to obey traffic signals, are listed with ages 21 and 26 and fines of $12 each.
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Rudolph C. Karich
Euclid
Jerry D. Frum
Athens
Paramathia Lodge No. 25
A&fm
Masonic Temple
Jack L. Clark
Three Hurt In Saturday Accidents
Three persons were injured in Saturday accidents per the State Highway Patrol. Stephen Earl Wilson 19 and Jerry Sampson 18 of Dayton were injured in one crash. Joe Laverne Turner 20 of Albany was cited for failure to yield. Two Union Furnace drivers were cited after a Route 328 crash. Gary Lee Cox 18 was charged with conditional speeding and Gladys Mae Bennington 64 with failure to yield.
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State Highway Patrol
Stephen Earl Wilson
Jerry Sampson
Dayton
Albany
Joe Laverne Turner
Union Furnace
Gary Lee Cox
Gladys Mae Bennington
DeMolay to Observe Anniversary in Athens Chapter
The Athens DeMolay chapter with 50 members meets on the first and third Thursdays at the Masonic Temple. Master councilor elect Ben Roberson notes the organization began in 1919 in Kansas City and honors Jacques DeMolay, martyr of loyalty and tolerance. Edgar Tuckerman is advisor, Clayton Stein district governor.
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Athens
Oder
DeMolay
Ben Roberson
Kansas City
Jacques DeMolay
Knights Templar
Phillip
France
Masonic Temple
Edgar Tuckerman
Clayton Stein
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Murl Colburn
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Rome-Canaan High School
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Sheltering Arms Hospital
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