Traffic Tie Up Delays Firemen Responding at OU Campus
Fire Chief Charles W. Dalton urged a plan to keep fire lanes open after parked cars and heavy weekend traffic slowed a pumper from reaching an auto fire at Scott Quadrangle University Terrace and Park Place. The eight minute delay forced firefighters to hike the final distance with extinguishers. Dalton logged road closures on Stewart and Race Streets due to Mothers Weekend departures and noted potential loss if a larger fire occurred.
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Charles W. Dalton
Athens
Scott Quadrangle
University Terrace
W. C. Sessum
Somerset
J. B. Grogan
Dalton
Park Place
Stewart St
Race St
Third annual Custodian Conference slated May 11 at OU
Ohio University Center for Educational Service will sponsor the third annual School Custodians Conference on May 11 at the OU College of Education. Dr. William W. Chase notes the program includes topics on heating and ventilating floor maintenance general housekeeping and custodial relations with administrators teachers and students and legal matters. The staff features Dean F. N. Hamblin Dr. Chase L. L. Krantz and five out of town guests including Robert L. Drury Gordon E. Rhodes Roy A. Rossi E. G. Shimler and Jack Wilfong.
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Ohio University
Center For Educational Service
OU College of Education
William W. Chase
CES
F. N. Hamblin
College of Education
Dr. Chase
L. L. Krantz
Robert L. Drury
Ohio Education Association
Columbus
Gordon E. Rhodes
Columbus Heating and Ventilating Co
Roy A. Rossi
Zanesville
E. G. Shimler
Franklin Research
Cincinnati
Jack Wilfong
Ohio State University
Mother of Athens Woman Dies Sunday in Chillicothe
Mrs. H. D. Thacker of Chillicothe, mother of Mrs. Jack Kern of Athens, died Sunday. Funeral services are set for 2:30 p.m. Wednesday at the First EUB Church in Chillicothe.
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Athens
H. D. Thacker
Chillicothe
Jack Kern
EUB
Waterloo Honor Roll Names 34 Students Across Grades
Waterloo Local School announces the fifth six weeks honor roll with 54 pupils, including eight from special education. Notables listed by grade include Virginia Carsy and John Pidcock in Twelfth grade, Esther Jolley in Eleventh, Anita Chesser in Tenth, and Christina Carpenter in Sixth, among others.
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New Marshfield
Waterloo
Raymond H. Brooks
Virginia Carsey
Nedra Frisby
Edna Hudwell
Phyllis Lovsey
Linda Mace
John Pidcock
Bob Stanley
Lewis Wigal
Esther Jolley
Charlotte Lovsey
Sharon McClain
Nancy Young
Patty Buckley
Sue Lightfritz
Corraine Walker
James Carman
Darrell Smith
Anita Chesser
Nancy Adams
Rita Dinsmoor
Roberta Wigal
Barbara Gabriel
Robert Brooks
Tim Mace
Sandra Perry
Karen Saylor
Marlinda Herron
Anita Shamhart
Joyce Allbaugh
Fred Davis
Sandra Taylor
Ronnie Stephenson
John Gorby
John Crow
Brendan Bolinger
Squad Called Twice To Assist Same Man
The fire department emergency squad was called to Johnson's Inn at 7 17 a m Monday when Richard Scott 39 of 33 N Court St became ill and fainted He was taken to his residence where the squad returned about an hour later when he became unconscious He was taken to Sheltering Arms Hospital
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Fire Department
Johnson's Inn
W. State St
Richard Scott
N. Court St
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Union Man Jailed For Drunken Driving
Raymond Carl Yeager of 271 W. Union St. pleaded guilty in Municipal Court to driving while intoxicated. He was fined 125 dollars and costs, given a six day jail term with three days suspended, and four months probation with driving rights revoked for four months.
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Raymond Carl Yeager
W. Union St
Grant for Norway study awarded to Ohio University professor
Dr. Wendell V. F. Brooks associate professor of chemistry at Ohio University receives a $1300 Organization for European Cooperation grant for three months study at the Technical University of Norway. He departs June 1 with his family and returns September 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wendell V. F. Brooks
Ohio University
Organization For European Cooperation
Technical University of Norway
Athens Girl Hurt As Car Hits Pole Near High Street
Judith Daggett a 16 year old of 93 percent North Congress Street was treated at Sheltering Arms Hospital for face lacerations and possible chest injuries after a car driven by Felice struck a light standard and a parking meter on West Union Street near the High Street intersection.
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Athens
W. Union St
High St
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Judith Daggett
N. Congress St
Felice
Richland Ave
W. Union and High
Charles H. Evans
Patrol Reports Two Accidents West of Athens and Morgan County
A two car collision on Route 50 five miles west of Athens left Lillie Rupe with a forehead laceration and arm bruise after her left turning car was struck by Steven Johnson. A Route 78 crash in Morgan County involving Herbert Dingess and Vera Gilchrist caused no injuries.
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Athens
Lillie Rupe
Carpenter
Steven Johnson
Dayton
State Highway Patrol
Morgan County
Herbert J. Dingess
Columbus
Vera A. Gilchrist
Sharpsburg
Shelterin g Arms Hospital Notes
List of names and places connected to Shelterin g Arms Hospital notes in Athens and surrounding areas. The names include Ernest Conkey, Mrs. Raymond Charles, Mrs. Carrie Bahr, Mrs. Edward T. Van Dyke, Judy Daggett, and others. Dismissals include Christy Buck and several Athens residents.
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Ernest Conkey
Athens
Raymond Charles
Lucasville
Edward T. van Dyke
Judy Daggett
Christy Buck
Mabel Welsh
Burch Oglesby
Glenn Hudnall
Nina Harris
Ben Staton
Stewart
Charles Bretz
Albany
John Smathers
Harry Hamilton
Man bound over in non support case in Ohio
Charles Malone of Columbus pleads innocent in Municipal Court to a non support charge filed by Martha Malone of Glouster and is bound over to the grand jury under a 500 dollar bond. Athens Chapter 39, Royal Arch Masons, will meet at 7 30 p.m. Wednesday at the Masonic Temple, Wayne F. Welch reports.
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Charles Malone
Columbus
Martha Malone
Glouster
Athens
Royal Arch Masons
Masonic Temple
Wayne F. Welch
Mary Kay Ball Wins Super Greek Prize at OU Honors Convocation
Ohio University junior Mary Kay Ball of Athens won the Super Greek Prize at the honors and awards convocation held Saturday. She also received a Women’s League scholarship certificate.
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Mary Kay Ball
Ohio University
Athens
OU Post Ranks High At Convention
Ohio University Post earns first for makeup and typography at the 34th Ohio Collegiate Newspaper Association convention. OU student writers win multiple awards including Judy Levine best feature story for U.S. Segregation Baffles Africans and Dennis Shere best sports story.
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Ohio University Post
Ohio Collegiate Newspaper Association
Judy Levine
OU Post
U.S
Dennis Shere
Ohio University
al Applebaum
Dick Fegler
Steve Hirst
Miami
Bob Ternavan
Bud Brecht
Phil Cring
Russell Baird
Carl Conrad
Muskingum College
Divorce action filed for two minors Anita Bell and Marvin Bell
The petition in Common Pleas Court filed by Gertrude Douglas as next friend alleges Anita Jean Bell and Marvin E. Bell married in April 1960 at The Plains. Grounds cited are gross neglect. Co defendants include Charles L. Bell Jr Lawrence Bell and Imogene Bell owners of the couple’s house trailer. Court asked to restrain conveyance or encumbrance of the trailer pending hearing and equitable distribution.
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Anita Jean Bell
Marvin E. Bell
Common Pleas Court
Gertrude Douglas
the Plains
Charles L. Bell, Jr
Lawrence Bell
Imogene Bell
Forest Game Specialist Appointed in Ohio
A University of Michigan graduate, 26 year old Jonhnius of Cass City Michigan, has been named forest game specialist for the Ohio Division of Wildlife. He will focus on forested southeastern Ohio, coordinating wildlife and forest practices. He has Navy service and prior experience with the U S Forest Service and Fish and Wildlife Service. He plans to reside in Athens with an office at the Waterloo experiment station building when completed.
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University of Michigan
Ohio Division of Wildlife District
Jonhnius
Cass City
Mich
U. S. Navy
Ellis
Ohio
U. S. Forest Service
Fish and Wildlife Service
Athens
Waterloo , Experiment Station
Two Held in Gasoline Theft Case
Two out-of-state residents, James A. Lewis of Houston Texas and William G. Garnowski of North Port New York, were in custody awaiting arraignment on gasoline theft charges. Affidavits by Maynard Coates of 432 Richland Ave report they stole 10 gallons from his excavating company early Monday.
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James A. Lewis
Houston
Tex
William G. Garnowski
Northport
N. Y
Maynard Coates
Richland Ave
Two Drivers Forfeit Municipal Court Bonds
Two drivers forfeited bonds Friday in Municipal Court for failure to appear on traffic charges. David Cain, 19, Athens Route 3, paid $35 on a police charge of unsafe operation. Jack R. Barrett, 23, Parkersburg, forfeited $21 on a patrol charge of improper passing.
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State Highway Patrol
David Cain
Athens
Jack R. Barrett
Parkersburg
Wet April ends with heavy precipitation and cool air
A wet April ends as 4.46 inches of rain fall, with rain on 22 of 30 days. U S Observer C L Colmer notes cool temps in the 50s after a freezing morning, and more rain threatens. Rural Hamley Run saw a low of 43 with prior extremes of 56 and 25 yesterday.
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U. S
C. L. Colmer
Hamley
Athens Cadet Earns Gold Key At ROTC Review
Cadet Platoon Sgt. Robert Q. Robe of Athens was among 11 Ohio University ROTC cadets honored during Mothers Weekend review on the drill field. He received the American Ordnance Association Gold Key for excellence in scholarship aligned with the Ordinance Corps.
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Robert Q. Robe
Athens
Ohio University Rotc
Cadets Mothers
American Ordinance Association
Ordinance Corps
Fire squad called to fainting at Mill Street home
Squad was dispatched to the home of Mrs. Mabel Welch at 163 Mill St. at 10 27 a.m. Monday when she fainted. Squadmen placed her to bed and advised that a physician be called.
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Fire Department
Mabel Welch
Mill St
Lands Nominated for Mayor in Athens May 2 1961
The record asserts progress under current leadership and pledges a Youth Center for Athens. Kenneth W. Lands is nominated for mayor with a turnout emphasis urging a May 2 1961 vote.
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Athens
Kenneth W. Lands
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