Eleven Speakers Set For Athens Police Training School
The Athens Police Department will open a four week retraining school on April 11 with 11 speakers. Notables include Beryle Sacks former Ohio Penitentiary warden and Dr Cleve Odum new Athens State Hospital superintendent. Sessions run Wednesdays at 7 p m in city hall auxiliary room and are open to area law enforcement.
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Ohio State Penitentiary
Athens State Hospital
Athens Police Department
City Hall
Grogan
Beryle C. Sacks
Ohio
Cleve C. Odum
Frank J. Winkler
State Department of Education
Ohio Chiefs of Police Association
Buckey State Sheriffs Association
H. G. Miley
Cincinnati
Department of Immigration and Naturalization
Immigration Law Enforcement
Ralph Masterson
State Department of Health
Harold Shields
Athens County
Paul Koons
Ohio University Department of Psychology
Doctor Odum
James Mason
OU Physical Education Department
Fred Gaskins
Ohio Bureau of Mines Rescue Team
William Goff
Circleville Police Department
Horse Missing Near Athens After Overnight Absence
Wade Hanning reports a white gelding with roan spots missing from his barn on Athens Route 5. Deputies investigated after Monday morning report.
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Wade Hanning
Athens
Lions Club Votes $100 to Pilot Dog Inc
Athens Lions Club voted to contribute $100 to Pilot Dog Inc of Columbus at a Sportsman Grill meeting. The club described the school as offering free training for sightless persons using pilot dogs and relying on contributions for operating support. President Roy Robinson outlined plans for the King Brothers circus at the Athens County fairgrounds May 10 to fund future Lions projects. Cecil McGlone noted possible future initiatives and the board discussed Coast Guard Academy movies to close the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens Lions Club
Pilot Dog Inc. of
Columbus
Sportsman Grill
Roy Robinson
Lions
King Brothers Circus
Athens County Fairgrounds
Cecil McGlone
Coast Guard Academy
New Worker Joins Staff at SEO Guidance Center
Miss Mary Jane Pilgrim re joins the SEO Guidance Center at 7 N College St as chief social worker after a three year gap. She previously held a similar post at Norfolk Mental Health Center and holds a master’s in social administration from Ohio State University with studies in public health at Boston University.
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Southeastern Ohio Guidance Center
N. College St
Mary Jane Pilgrim
Norfolk, Va
Pilgrim
Western Reserve University
Ohio State University
Boston University
Miss Pilgrim
SEO Guidance Center
Shelter Hospital Notes And Court Actions
Sheltering Arms Hospital notes include births and discharges for Millfield Athens and Albany areas. Gerald Studinak and James R Harrison charged with assault, battery and destruction cases continued. Eldon Rowland fined $5 for license plate violation. Judith Ann Hill bond forfeited for failure to yield.
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Gerald Studinak
E. Mulberry St
James R. Harrison
S. Congress St
Municipal Court
Kiwanis Pancake Day Feeds About 2000 in Athens
Athens Kiwanis served roughly two thousand pancakes on Tuesday as Gene Vernon reported an increase of six hundred from last year’s fourteen hundred. Local merchants aided by buying black tickets while entertainment featured Pam Douglas and others with piano pieces interspersed. Proceeds support Kiwanis actions with Beech Butler as general chair and Verner Hondell as Kiwanis president overseeing the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Gene Vernon
Pam Douglas
Patty
Kathy Zetty
Beech Butler
Verner Hondell
Kiwanis
Bill Diles
Bob Zetty
Free Immunization Campaign Sees Slower Uptake
Health commissioner Dr. H. M. Boocks reports the free immunization program for preschool children is under target. Compared to Hocking and Vinton counties, the first part of March has seen about half the number of shots, with eligibility for children over six months. Immunizations occur Fridays 9 11 am and 1 3 pm and Saturdays 9 11 am, covering diphtheria tetanus whooping cough smallpox and polio.
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Health Department
H. M. Boocks
Health Commission
Hocking
Vinton
Spelling Bee Winner Named at Athens Junior High
Greg Prakas an eighth grader won the school spelling bee and will compete in the Columbus finals in April. Alternate is Sheila Rympa. Seventh graders listed include Christy Clifford Mark Rosenberg April Cottrell Julie Driesbach Steve Butterworth Mike Watson Beth Williams Jennifer Hamer John Whitaker Eric Noble. Other eighth graders named are Debbie Snow Steve Lucas Anne Turnbull Bob Cooley Sara Hawk and Bob Williams.
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Greg Prakas
Athens
Columbus
Sheila Rympa
Christy Clifford
Mark Rosenberg
April Cottrell
Julie Driesbach
Steve Butterworth
Mike Watson
Beth Williams
Jennifer Hamer
John Whitaker
Eric Noble
Debbie Snow
Steve Lucas
Anne Turnbull
Bob Cooley
Sara Hawk
Bob Williams
Three youths for illegal parking post bonds in court
State Highway Patrol cited Thomas N. Kellen berger 19 of Chillicothe Wayne C. Orr 20 of Cleveland and Peter R. Matthes 19 of Toledo for illegal parking and they forfeited $16 bonds in Municipal Court Tuesday James R. Straka 19 of Parma cited for speeding forfeited a $21 bond In a city police case Arthur M. Wallace 20 of 50 E State St forfeited an $11 bond on running a traffic light.
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Thomas N. Kellenberger
Chillicothe
Wayne C. Orr
Cleveland
Peter R. Matthes
Toledo
James R. Straka
Parma
Arthur M. Wallace
E. State St
Haze McIntouch Sentenced for Intoxication Charge
Haze McIntouch aged 42 from Coolville Route 2 was sentenced to 10 days in the county jail after pleading guilty. He also paid a $15 fine plus costs and was arrested by sheriff's deputies.
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Haze Mclntouch
Coolville
McIntouch
Bolin divorce granted. husband confined in state penitentiary
Jacqueline Bolin of Nelsonville obtains divorce from John Bolin in Common Pleas Court. The couple wed Aug 5 1961. John Bolin is now confined at the Ohio State Penitentiary. The Plains and New Marshfield VFW posts announce upcoming officer elections with details and times.
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Jacqueline Bolin
Nelsonville
John Bolin
Common Pleas Court
Ohio State Penitentiary
Band Chorus Contests Set for District Music Race
Athens High School band under Walter Suchanek and chorus led by Mrs. Sue Sheeter travel to Ironton High School for District 15 music competition on Saturday. Superior rating advances to state finals. event uses same rules as local solo and ensemble. Irvin Kidd of Ironton fined $25 plus costs in Municipal Court after pleading guilty to city intoxication charge.
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Ironton
Ironton High School
Walter Suchanek
Athens
Sue Sheeter
Irvin Kidd
Peeper Chorus Welcomes Spring in Athens
The first day of spring brought mild temperatures in Athens with a high of 67 and a 54 degree morning reading. A half inch of rain fell as the spring peeper chorus marked the official arrival at 9 20 p m last night.
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Athens
U. S
C. L. Colmer
Wildcat Skin Placed at Waterloo Wildlife Station
A 15 pound wildcat skin found near Mineral on the Baltimore and Ohio tracks was given to the Waterloo Wildlife Experiment Station. Pearl Clark of Mineral delivered the specimen to Sheldon Colvin, an Ohio Division of Wildlife trapping expert, who confirmed the identification.
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Waterloo Wildlife Experiment Station
Baltimore and Ohio
Mineral
Pearl Clark
Sheldon Colvin
Ohio Division
Squad Makes Three Runs
The fire department emergency squad transported Robert Garwell 18 of 72 University Terrace after lacerations from a glass window to Hudson Health Center at 12 25 a m Wednesday. Kathleen Brindo 19 of Lindley Hall fell on ice at Bird Arena and was taken to the health center at 2 23 p m Tuesday. Mrs Janie Burleigh 54 of 441 Richland Ave was ill and fainting and taken to Sheltering Arms Hospital at 4 50 p m Tuesday.
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Fire Department
Robert Garwell
University Terrace
Hudson Health Center
Kathleen Brindo
Lindley Hall
Bird Arena
Janie Burleigh
Richland Ave
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Two Athens Students Omitted From Honor Lists
Jerry McGlone and Pete Couladis both earned superior and excellent ratings respectively at the district music competition but were omitted from the Monday supplementary list. Both are Athens junior high eighth graders and played coronet solos.
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Jerry McGlone
Athens
Pete Couladis
Two Men Sentenced To Ohio Penitentiary
James Emmett a 27 year old Englewood evangelist received a one to 15 year term for breaking into the Barber Service Station in Nelsonville. Lonnie M. Pheps a 33 year old New Marshfield Route 1 resident was sentenced to one to 20 years for uttering and publishing a forged check. Both appeared in Common Pleas Court after bypassing the grand jury. The sheriff's department will likely move them to Columbus later this week.
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Ohio State Penitentiary
Common Pleas
John Bolin
James Emmett
Englewood
Nelsonville
Lonnie M. Pheps
New Marshfield
Utter
Bond Forfeited In Disorderly Conduct Case
Mike Crohen of Findlay forfeited a $31 bond in Municipal Court Tuesday after cited by police for disorderly conduct.
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Mike Crohen
Findlay
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Charlie
Doan
Winkler
Rus
The
Athens National Bank
Federal Reserve System
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Conrad Zimmerman
Millfield
William
Shingler
June Southworth
Maynard Elkins
Albany
Bill Collins
Archie Greer
Eugene Eggers
Ernest Baughman
Roy Atbell
Floyd J. Barker
Ralph McKinley
Amesville
Kenneth Burke
Trimble
Herb Sharp
Earlyn Young
Elizabeth Leach
Eldon Lee Rowland
State St
Judith Ann Hill
Briarwood Dr
Glendura
Lendura
Imperial
East State Street
Kathleen McKinstry
Robert Sutton
Nicholas Vacolas
Dudley Bumpass
Richard Essex
Elma Randall
John Edwards
George Billy
Vernon
Coolville Area
VFW
Plains
the Plains Post
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Glen Schoonover
Gilham-Frank
Athens High School
Ironton Man
Sheldon
McCoy
Colvin
United States
Grand Jury
Prosecuting Attorney's Office
Sheriff's Department
the Security Bank
Athens, Ohio
ADV
Firestone
Pt Bay
Firestone Nylon Farm & Commercial
Gilbert Shannon
Firestone Dealer
West Union Street
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