Poet Robert Frost Discusses Life During Ohio University Talk
Poet Robert Frost, 85, spoke at an Ohio University press conference on topics from parenting to poetry. He defended simplicity in art, reflected on his path from Dartmouth to England, and teased critics about his line on Boston politics.
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Jack Gilbert
Robert Frost
Ohio University
White House
Washington
Frost
Shakespeare
America
San Francisco
Darthmouth College
Harvard
Derry
N. H
England
Lon
Don
J. B. Priestly
Boston
Senator Kennedy
Child Dies In Hospital In Reynoldsburg
James McPeak ten month old son of Mr and Mrs John McPeak of Reynoldsburg died Monday evening in Children’s Hospital Columbus after a long illness. Funeral services Thursday at 2 p m at Norbert W Johnston funeral home Glouster. He is survived by parents two sisters grandparents and a great grandmother. Friends may call after 7 tonight.
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James McPeak
John MecPeak
Hast Road
Reynoldsburg
Children’s Hospital
Columbus
Francis Love
Webster McPeak
Pennsville
Gertrude Jewell
Glouster
Man and woman fined after deputy arrests in Athens County
A man and woman were fined 50 dollars plus costs in Common Pleas Court after pleading guilty to charges of copulation brought by Athens County sheriff's deputies. Burton and Johnson, both 18 or older, were arrested when deputies forced entry to Burton's mother's home.
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Common Pleas Court
Athens County Sheriff's Deputies
Donald D. Burton
Athens
Ethel M. Johnson
Burton
Shelter Inmate Admissions And Dismissals
A list from Sheltering Arms Hospital shows admissions including Frankie Stiers Athens Tom Ellis Chauncey Mrs Thomas Spurlock Athens Route 1 Catherine Smith Albany Mrs Lon Perry Albany Route Mrs Jack Hawk New Marshfield Route 1 and dismissals of Mrs James Smith Murray City and son Elmer Dewey Athens Jennifer Leiber Chauncey Herbert Loum MacArthur Mrs Jack Earich Millfield and son Mrs Herbert Dickhans Athens Route 3 and son Jimmie Brammer Trimble Route 1 Mrs John Cunningham Gloucester and daughter.
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Frankie Stiers
Athens
Tom Ellis
Chauncey
Thomas Spurlock
Catherine Smith
Albany
Lon Perry
James Smith
Murray City
Elmer Dewey
Jennifer Leiber
Herbert Loum
MacArthur
Jack Earich
Millfield
Herbert Dickhans
Jimmie Brammer
Trimble
John Cunningham
Glouster
Shade Man Fined and Bond Forfeited in City Court
Carl R. Bobo aged 40 of Shade pleaded guilty to intoxication in Municipal Court and was fined 25 dollars plus costs with six months probation. Judge Newcomb suspended the fine. Ben LeMay of Albany Route 1 forfeited a $50 bond for failing to appear at a scheduled hearing after pleading innocent to an assault and battery charge filed by city police last week.
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Carl R. Bobo
Shade
John F. Newcomb
Ben LeMay
Albany
LeMay
River Recedes as Mercury Rises in Mild Conditions
The Hocking River fell from a crest of 10.98 feet to 9.42 feet by 7 a.m. under continued mild weather. Athens recorded a high of 77 and a low of 62 with light rain in the morning before clearing, while Rural Hamley Run also reached 77 yesterday.
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Hocking
U. S
C. L. Colmer
Athens
Hamley Run
Annual Meet Set Thursday for TB Unit
Athens County Tuberculosis and Health Association hosts annual meeting Thursday at 7 30 p m in Athens High School cafeteria. The public symposium The TB Association at Work features moderator Mrs Joe B Davis and speakers William Bartel on seal sales and health education Mrs C R Morrison and Mrs William Smith on case finding Mrs Lowell Burnelle on rehabilitation and Dr Joseph Major new administrator for the Southeastern Ohio TB Hospital.
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Athens County Tuberculosis and Health Association
Athens High School
TB Association
Joe B. Davis
William Bartel
C. R. Morrison
William Smith
Lowell Burnelle
Joseph Major
Southeastern Ohio TB Hospital
Mother Dies At Sidney From Gertrude White 84
Mrs. Gertrude White age 84 mother of R. H. White Athens died Wednesday morning in Sidney at her daughter's home Mrs. Helen Benjamin. She and her husband Albert raised their family in Athens and she was a Presbyterian. Survivors include one son three grandchildren and five great grandchildren. Funeral is set for 10 a.m. Friday at Kerr Mortuary Sidney with Cumberland burial.
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R. H. White
Athens
Sidney
Helen Benjamin
Volunteers Credited With Saving Home In New Marshfield
Mr and Mrs Fritz Stahl credit Waterloo Volunteer fire department for saving their two story frame home on the high school road near the greenhouse destroyed by a prior explosion. A clothes dryer fire destroyed the machine and caused smoke damage. Firefighters also fought four grass fires last Sunday started by a passing diesel locomotive on the Baltimore and Ohio right of way.
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New Marshfield
Fritz Stahl
Waterloo
Stahl
High School
Baltimore and Ohio
Lions Plan Convention In Athens
About 300 persons are expected in Athens April 24 for the Lions subdistrict convention. Scotty Roberts announced he will represent the club at the 1961 Athens Community Workshop and seek Lions junior deputy governor nomination. The nominating committee for next year’s officers includes Gomer Jones, the Rev. Joseph Maffett, and Walter Erwin. Elections will be held in May.
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Athens
Lions Subdistrict
Scotty Roberts
Roberts
Lions
Gomer Jones
Joseph Maffett
Walter Erwin
Driver Cited After Lancaster Street Crash
A two car collision on Lancaster Street near Carpenter Street left no injuries. Clarence E. Markins of Athens drove north and collided with a southbound car driven by Lawrence H. Bellows of Columbus. Bellows was fined 15 dollars and costs in Municipal Court for driving left of center.
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Lancaster St
Carpenter St
Clarence E. Markins
Athens
Lawrence H. Bellows
Columbus
Markins
Bellows
Foreign Observers Study Census Plan
Athens County census takers host two foreign observers for a week and a half as April 1 census prep begins. Mylos Sercic of Yugoslavia and Srta Concepcion Canas of El Salvador observe training of crew leaders and enumerators. Charles Johnson accompanies them. 32 foreign observers are in the U S studying census methods.
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Athens County
Mylos Sercic
States
Bureau of Census
Washington
Changes Plea Outcome for Local DWI Driver
Harvey Lenigar 41 of Canal Winchester changed his plea in Municipal Court to guilty on a city police charge of driving while intoxicated. He received 250 dollar fine plus costs, six days in jail, and a one year license suspension.
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Harvey Lenigar
Canal Winchester
Lenigar
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Sheltering Arms
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