Nuzum Resigns Athens Service Safety Director Post
Milton Nuzum resigns as Athens service safety director effective April 15 after serving since May 1962. Mayor Raymond Shepard calls it a tremendous loss and notes Nuzum leaves for a higher paying post. He oversaw street paving, zoning checks, planning commission and board of control while earning two raises. Nuzum, county Republican chair, has long ties to local oil and gas work and previously served as county commissioner. He and his wife reside in Lakeview Manor Apartments.
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Milton Nuzum
Raymond Shepard
Nuzum
Shepard
Planning Commission
City Board of Control
County Highway Department
Republican Central Committee
Parkersburg
W. Va
Rome High School
Stewart
Lakeview Manor Apts
Albany Man Fined After Headfirst Fall Into Car
Leonard Hanning of Albany, 75, was cited for intoxication after a headfirst fall near 41 S Court St. He was treated and released from Sheltering Arms Hospital and pleaded guilty in Municipal Court to the charge, fined 25 dollars plus costs. Lilly Bush of Liberty West Virginia drove the implicated car. Dennis Dowler of Athens Route 3 faced driving while intoxicated and leaving the scene charges, fined 125 dollars with jail time and probation, plus 75 dollars for leaving the scene.
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S. Court St
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Leonard Hanning
Albany
Fire Department
Lilly Bush
Liberty
W. Va
Dennis Lee Dowler
Athens
W. Union St
Economics Education Meet Set
Dr. Robert L. Darcy of Ohio University will represent the university at an Ohio Council on Economic Education Conference in Worthington. He is executive director of the OCEE which convenes with the annual meeting of the Ohio Association of Economics and Political Scientists at Green Meadows Inn. Darcy and 14 others were named coordinators of economic education at 15 Ohio colleges and universities.
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Robert L. Darcy
Ohio University
Ohio Council On Economic Education
Worthington
Darcy
OCEE
Green Meadows Inn
Ohio Association of Economics and Political Scientists
Ohio
Athens County Land Transfers Summary
Kenneth Davis transfers 0.40134 acre to Benjamin Bruce in Athens. Arthur Norman transfers 0.107027 acre to James Bruce in Athens. Edna Vian of Glouster transfers lots 761 and 762 to William Bryson in Glouster. Colleen Dougan of Shade transfers to Harold Hayes three tracts in Lodi. Dale Womble of Athens County transfers to Thomas Williams dba Williams & Sons Co in Locust Heights lot 3193.
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Kenneth Davis
Athens County
Benjamin Bruce
Athens
Arthur Norman
James Bruce
Edna Vian
Glouster
William Bryson
Dale Womble
Thomas Williams
Dba
Williams & Sons, Co
Locust Heights
Injured Child Taken To Hospital After Car Incident
Linda Bratton a four year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Willard Bratton was struck by a wooden lollypop stick while near 384 N Shafer St and 208 W State St. Fire department emergency squad rushed her to the hospital at 4 59 p m
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Linda Bratton
Willard Bratton
W. State St
Fire Department
N. Shafer St
Glouster Man Hit By Car In Route 685 Crash
A 72 year old Glouster man, Fred Milton Oliver, was struck while talking with occupants of a parked auto on Route 685 east of Route 216. He suffered abrasions and a bruised hip but was not treated. Driver Gerald Silvester Nelson, 54, of Zanesville, was cited. In another two car crash on Route 50A east of Amesville, Cecil A Hart, 19, The Plains, had a forehead cut. Clifford Robertson, 21, Chesterhill, was cited for slow speed and Hart for speeding.
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Route 216
State
Fred Milton Oliver
Glouster
Gerald Silvester Nelson
Zanesville
Cecil Andrew Hart
the Plains
Amesville
Clifford Hayes Robertson
Chesterhill
Hart
Three Athens Men On New Who's Who List
Three Athens residents appear in the 33rd edition of Who's Who in America. Gordon K. Bush publisher of The Messenger Dr. Carl G. Gustavson professor of history and Dr. Paul M. Kendall distinguished professor of English, both at Ohio University, are newly listed.
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Chicago
Athens Midshipman Seibert Named to Superintendents List
Naval Academy cites Athens midshipman Peter K Seibert son of Mr and Mrs Henri Seibert Farich Rd Athens for scholastic achievement on the first half of the second semester at Annapolis Md The Mark and Past Master degrees will be conferred at 730 p m Wednesday when Athens Chapter 39 Royal Arch Masons meets at the Masonic Temple said Joseph P Trepp high priest.
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Peter K. Seibert
Henri Seibert
Farich Rd
Athens
Naval Academy
Annapolis
Royal Arch Masons
Masonic Temple
Joseph P. Trepp
King Midget Car Industry Keeps It Small and Simple
The King Midget, a tiny postwar auto by Claud Dry and Dale Orcutt, maintains a strict no-expansion policy. Only five cars daily, 670 pounds, four by nine feet, $995, and 45 miles per gallon in city driving. Demand abroad grows, notably in Costa Rica, with sales mostly via mail and visits.
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Claud Dry
Dale Orcutt
King
Dry
Orcutt
Dale
Richland Ave
Campbell St
Athens
Costa Rica
Births and discharges at Shelter Arms Hospital
Birth announcements list Mr and Mrs Thomas Susko daughter Athens Mr and Mrs Larry Radford daughter Athens Route 1 Charles Zinn Athens Ray H Six Athens Margaret Grubb Athens Harold Radford Albany Route 1 Barbara House Athens Kenneth Collins Athens William Shea Athens Kenneth Kirby Athens Mrs Henry Lin Athens Donald Nichols Jr Athens Discharges include Diana Weddle The Plains Mrs Frank Fieler and a son Athens Mrs William Bartlett and daughter Athens Mrs Lizzie Rutter Millfield Route 1 Mrs W F Jeffries Athens Mary Everett Athens Henry Miller Athens Frances Hines Athens
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Thomas Susko
Athens
Larry Radford
Charles Zinn
Ray H. Six
Margaret Grubb
Harold Radford
Albany
Barbara House
Kenneth Collins
William Shea
Kenneth Kirby
Henry Lin
Donald Nichols, Jr
Diana Weddle
the Plains
Frank Fieler
William Bartlett
Lizzie Rutter
Millfield
W. F. Jeffries
Mary Everett
Henry Miller
Frances Hines
Bond Forfeitures In Municipal And County Court
Frank Elvin Reese of West Green No 5 faces bond forfeiture after a stop sign patrol incident with a penalty of 11 dollars. Gary Watson of Algonac Michigan faces bond forfeiture after an improper passing patrol incident with a 20 dollar penalty.
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Frank Elvin Reese
West Green No. 5
Gary Watson
Algonac
Mich
White Easter Snow Surprises Athens Residents
Athens residents were surprised by a white Easter as a Sunday snow squall moved in with fury then eased to flurries. The U.S. Weather Service measured about one and a half inches. Temperatures peaked near 48 this Sunday afternoon and dropped to 19 before rising to eight degrees below that by 9 a.m.
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Athens
U.S
C. L. Colmer
Mercury
Status Of Workers Is Not Settled
Bridgwater machine workers laid off during a work shortage at the local plant were reported still in doubt today. Officials said Columbus legal ruled no labor dispute at the Athens plant. Twenty two workers contacted the Athens County Welfare Department to seek possible assistance and are being interviewed with eligibility explained.
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Bureau of Unemployment
Columbus Legal Department
Athens
BUC
Athens County Welfare Department
Fire Destroys Clothes in Second Floor Room
Firefighters extinguished a blaze at 1814 W Union St in a second story room owned by Nick Parkis. Clothing inside the room owned by John Durkat caught fire, burning through the door panel. Damage totaled about 25 dollars to the clothing and 25 to the building.
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Nick Parkis
Union St
John Durkat
Athens County Civil Service Employees to Elect Officers
Officers of the Athens County Chapter Ohio Civil Service Employees Association will be nominated at a 7 30 p m meeting Thursday in the Athens State Hospital Therapy Blog.
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Athens County
Ohio Civil Service Employes Association
Athens State Hospital
Anchorage Relatives Reassured After Alaska Quake
Two Anchorage area residents reached anxious relatives by long distance call to report they were safe after the quake. Airman William Keck at Elmendorf Air Force Base told his parents he felt sick from the shock and said firefighters stayed on duty. Calder Hobson and her mother reported they were safe with heat and power restored and ample food, while her husband was in Portland and reached them by phone.
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Athens
Anchorage
Alaska
William Keck
Carl Keck
Albany
Calder Hobson
Mona Tryon
Audra Tryon
Brown Ave
Keck
Elmendorf Air Force Base
Science Shrinks Piles Without Surgery
A New York report claims Bio-Dyne, a healing substance, shrinks hemorrhoids, stops itching, and relieves pain without surgery. Case after case shows actual shrinkage and statements that piles no longer pose a problem, with Preparation H available as suppository or ointment.
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New York, N. Y
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